BEST CASE SCENARIO
Davis/White: 68.64 (GPF) + 102.94 (GPF) = 171.58
Shibutani/Shibutani: 56.46 (SA) + 88.65 (SA) = 144.81
Chock/Zuerlein: 58.09 (TEB) + 84.86 (SC) = 142.95
Kriengkrairut/Giulietti-Schmitt: 52.13 (SA) + 78.59 (SA) = 130.72
Hubbell/Hubbell: 44.47 (CC) + 76.48 (CC) = 120.95
Cannuscio/Lorello: 52.19 (TEB) + 64.61 (TEB) = 116.60
Tibbetts/Brubaker: 36.88 (SC) + 58.98 (SC) = 95.86
WORST CASE SCENARIO
Davis/White: 63.63 (SA) + 93.06 (SA) = 156.68
Shibutani/Shibutani: 53.68 (NHK) + 83.52 (NHK) = 136.93
Chock/Zuerlein: 54.19 (SC) + 80.39 (TEB) = 134.58
Kriengkrairut/Giulietti-Schmitt: 52.13 (SA) + 78.59 (SA) = 130.72
Hubbell/Hubbell: 44.47 (CC) + 76.48 (CC) = 120.95
Cannuscio/Lorello: 38.34 (CC) + 63.49 (CC) = 101.83
Tibbetts/Brubaker: 36.88 (SC) + 58.98 (SC) = 95.86
So both of these situation deliver the exact same results. However, there are some extenuating factors to consider:
- Chock/Zuerlein had several falls on the Grand Prix so their scores will go up if they skate clean
- The Hubbells withdrew from their second Grand Prix so they only had one shot at delivering a good score and their messy programs from Cup of China should be much improved at Nationals
- Kriengkrairut/Giulietti-Schmitt & Tibbetts/Brubaker were each assigned only one Grand Prix so they only had one chance to show their programs to judges
- Cannuscio/Lorello made a 15 point jump from their first Grand Prix to their next and if they can improve by that much at Nationals, they will have a shot at making the top four
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