SKATE AMERICA 2014: Ladies Preview

We are about to kick off the 2014-2015 figure skating season and I couldn't be more excited! I'm still feeling a little bit of the post-Olympic hangover, of course, but I love the fresh feeling of starting a new Olympic cycle. These skaters have a blank canvas ahead of them and the youngsters will start emerging as the favorites. Many of our favorites are returning and a handful of the great juniors have moved up, so here we go! Skate America kick off on Friday October 24th from Chicago, IL.

Podium Predictions:
Gold: Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS)
Silver: Gracie Gold (USA)
Bronze: Elena Radionova (RUS)

Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS) was a phenom on the senior ISU circuit a few years ago, but the growing pains hit her hard last season. Missing out on the Sochi team was certainly devastating for her, but she appears locked and loaded to make a comeback. She swept the senior B events earlier this season, winning Nebelhorn, Finlandia, and Coup de Nice. This could be her year to go for a world title.

Gracie Gold (USA) has everything needed to be a perennial world medalist, and certainly the drive, but we question whether she can put everything together in the same competition. Her Phantom of the Opera program choice is a red flag for me, because I question if she has the musicality to really sell that grandiose music. If she tells us one time that she "watched the movie" for inspiration, I'm going to vomit. She generally peaks later in the season, so while I think she will have a strong competition, I think she will make one more mistake than Liza and take the silver. She finished a strong 4th at the Sochi games and is poised to remain at the top of the field for the next Olympic cycle.

Elena Radionova (RUS) was the surprise of the senior ISU circuit, but was not eligible for the Olympics. She's been known for her technical work, not her artistry, and I think that will hurt her against Gold and Tuktamysheva. Don't be surprised if you see a drop off from last season, as we did with Liza last year, but she will still be competitive.

The Rest of the Field
Brooklee Han (AUS)-14th at 2014 Four Continents, 20th at 2014 Olympics, 19th at 2014 Worlds, 6th at 2014 US Classic, 4th at 2014 Nebelhorn Trophy
Mae Beranice Meite (FRA)-5th at 2014 Europeans, 10th at 2014 Olympics, 15th at 2014 Worlds
Elene Gedevanishvili (GEO)-10th at 2014 Europeans, 19th at 2014 Olympics
Haruka Imai-4th at 2014 Four Continents
So Youn Park (KOR)-9th at 2014 Four Continents, 21st at 2014 Olympics, 9th at 2014 Worlds, 3rd at 2014 Asian Open
Natalia Popova (UKR)-23rd at 2014 Europeans, 28th at 2014 Olympics, 21st at 2014 Worlds, 4th at 2014 Coup de Nice
Samantha Cesario (USA)- 8th at 2014 Four Continents, 2nd at 2014 Finlandia Trophy
Mirai Nagasu (USA)-4th at 2010 Olympics, 10th at 2014 Four Continents, 5th at 2014 US Classic

2013 Skate America: Ladies Short Program Recap

Can I watch Mao Asada (JPN) on repeat until the next event? That was so easy to watch. I felt like I was going to the ballet. Everything was fantastic down to the costuming. Nobody glides seamlessly out of the jump like Mao does. The 3A was two-footed, but how remarkable that she is still doing it? Short Program Total: 73.18!!!!!

Aside from the wrong colored tights and the slow final spin, Ashley Wagner (USA) threw it down today. We are finally seeing her competitive mettle now that she gave us the 3-3 combo. I appreciate her punched landings on the jumps; there's nothing weak about her skating. Thank goodness she ended with that hair toss. Short Program Total: 69.26

I try not to think about these tween skaters until they make it past their grown spurts, and Elena Radionova (RUS) is no exception. She is so itty bitty and she has so much growing to do before we take her seriously as a senior lady. For now, what a great moment for her to make her debut with a clean program. Let's not call her the future of skating yet because that didn't work out so well for Mirai or Caroline. Short Program Total: 67.01

Valentina Marchei (ITA) blew me away today. I don't give a crap about the technical content because that was a thing of beauty. This is what figure skating should be. This is why I fell in love with figure skating because of the quiet, delicate beauty. Short Program Total: 59.25

I love me some bubblegum pink, but Viktoria Helgeson (SWE) showed us a classic example of a costume that distracts from the skating itself. It's unacceptable. The skating content itself was ok, nothing blew us away, but it was pretty clean. Make a costume change ASAP or the Olympic audiences will eat you alive!  Short Program Total: 58.80

How interesting for Elene Gedevanishvili (GEO) to follow Radionova. We go from a 10-year-old to a mature lady. That skate was easy to watch because, other than the peeing dog sit spin, there were no distractions, just nice smooth skating. However, why on earth wear flesh colored gloves?? Short Program Total: 56.68

Mae Berenice Meite (FRA) is kind of just there for me. I want some fierce when you are skating to prince and she just isn't giving it to me in any sense of the word. The jumps are a pleasure to watch when they're on because they are so straight and so strong. She is an athlete through and through, but where is the art? Short Program Total: 55.84

Samantha Cesario (USA) did us proud! Not only did she go for the 3loop-3loop but she looked sexy while doing it. All we can ask for is firepower and she brought it. She could go even more all out, but I predict this will bring the house down at Nationals. Girlfriend has "it"! Short Program Total: 53.51

Elizaveta Tuktamisheva (RUS) oh honey why? Cursed puberty! Why must you ruin so many careers! She has not adjusted well to her body's changes. Can she and Caroline have a support group? She is upping the sass level though, especially on the footwork. Sans the gloves, the costume is not nearly as garish as we've seen from her in the past. Short Program Total: 53.20

Caroline Zhang (USA)  had a pretty skate and there's not much else to say about it. ALW is just so overdone, especially Phantom. There was no spark, no life to that program so let's just call a spade a spade. Go out there and fight like you mean it! Short Program Total: 45.76

2013 Skate America: Ladies Preview

We won't see the Ladies until Saturday (10/19) at 1:30pm EST for their short program and then on Sunday (10/20) at 4:15pm EST for their free. This Ladies field is all over the place, and while there are about 3 clear cut favorites, anything could happen.

Mao Asada (JPN) is my personal favorite for the Olympic Gold Medal this season, but I'm not sure how much of that is from my heart and how much is from my head. Regardless, let's start with her. After all the changes of coaches and jump technique shenanigans, she finally seems settled. Her World medal last season proved that. She was bested by Yuna, yet again, but Yuna is injured which could give Mao the space she needs to pass by. Starting off well here will be important for Mao's confidence and luckily, she only has two major competitors to work against. She is returning to her classical roots for both programs (Chopin & Rachmaninov) and though I loved her spunky short last season, classic Mao is best suited for the big song and dance of the Olympic season.

Ashley Wagner (USA) is our best hope for an Olympic medal this season, but she won't do it without

the triple-triple. She did it at the Japan Open and she needs to do it here, at least attempt it, or I don't think it will happen all season. She won Skate America last year so she has nothing to prove in terms of winning the event. I would rather she try the triple-triple, fall, and not win the event, rather than skipping it to play it safe. Grand Prix titles are great, but we only really remember Olympic medalists. Julia Sebestyen, anybody? Give us that sexy Romeo & Juliet and give us that 3-3 combo and we will all be thrilled to death!

Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS) is a tale of two skaters. She blew us away her first year on the GP circuit with her jumps and her Slutskaya-fierce dramatics, but last year she fizzled out. Which skater is she? How is the Plushenko circus affecting her? Will she even make that Olympic team? There are so many questions surrounding this skater, and hopefully we will get some answers this week.






Elena Radionova (RUS) is the 2013 version of the 2011 Tuktamysheva.

She is the next best thing in a long line of "next best thing" Russian figure skaters. She is the reigning Junior World Champ and she's knocking at the door of the other Russian ladies. She's a teeny tiny peanut with great jumps until I see otherwise, but in a field of head cases, she could win out.

Samantha Cesario (USA) is one of my new favorites because she is a diva. She has a swagger and she knows it. She's not afraid of how she comes across and that is exciting for US Figure Skating. She has that pizzazz that we've been lacking and I'm so interested to see how she will do in the National spotlight. This could go either way.






Podium Predictions:
Gold: Mao Asada (JPN)
Silver: Ashley Wagner (USA)
Bronze: Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS)

The Rest of the Field:
Mae Berenice Meite (FRA)
Elene Gedevanishvili (GEO)
Valentina Marchei (ITA)
Elena Radionova (RUS)
Viktoria Helgesson (SWE)
Samantha Cesario (USA)
Caroline Zhang (USA)

2011 Junior Grand Prix of Estonia: Ladies Final Results

Ladies Final Results

1	Gracie GOLD	USA	172.69	1	1
2	Risa SHOJI	JPN	157.83	2	2
3	Samantha CESARIO	USA	145.96	3	3
4	Gerli LIINAMAE	EST	140.30	6	5
5	Yuki NISHINO	JPN	132.40	4	8
6	Maria STAVITSKAIA	RUS	130.92	10	4
7	Anna SHERSHAK	RUS	129.57	5	10
8	Isabelle OLSSON	SWE	129.49	9	6
9	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	125.66	8	9
10	Laurine LECAVELIER	FRA	119.78	16	7
11	Natalia POPOVA	UKR	119.12	7	12
12	Victoria HUEBLER	AUT	118.51	11	11
13	Juulia TURKKILA	FIN	110.58	14	13
14	Svetlana ISSAKOVA	EST	103.19	15	14
15	Katie POWELL	GBR	101.08	17	15
16	Sindra KRIISA	EST	98.21	13	16
17	Joyce DEN HOLLANDER	NED	95.17	12	22
18	Inga JANULEVICIUTE	LTU	94.29	21	17
19	Agata KRYGER	POL	91.76	20	21
20	Camilla GJERSEM	NOR	90.89	18	24
21	Viktoria CHIAPPA	HUN	89.57	23	18
22	Karina RUTLAUKA	LAT	86.99	26	20
23	Amelia SCHWIENBACHER	ITA	86.57	22	23
24	Chantelle KERRY	AUS	86.15	27	19
25	Nastassia HRYBKO	BLR	85.99	19	26
26	Kristina PRILEPKO	KAZ	83.07	24	25
27	Heidbjort Arney HOSKULDSDOTTIR	ISL	80.67	25	27
28	Maral-Erdene GANSUKH	MGL	58.33	28	28

Ladies Free Skate Results

1	Gracie GOLD	USA	112.51	59.60		52.91	6.68	6.32	6.79	6.71	6.57	0.00	#25
2	Risa SHOJI	JPN	102.64	52.13		50.51	6.39	6.04	6.36	6.32	6.46	0.00	#27
3	Samantha CESARIO	USA	91.22	45.45		45.77	5.82	5.39	5.75	5.79	5.86	0.00	#23
4	Maria STAVITSKAIA	RUS	90.64	52.75		37.89	4.93	4.43	4.79	4.82	4.71	0.00	#17
5	Gerli LIINAMAE	EST	90.47	51.78		40.69	5.36	5.00	5.04	5.07	4.96	2.00	#24
6	Isabelle OLSSON	SWE	88.71	48.20		40.51	5.25	4.86	5.07	5.07	5.07	0.00	#21
7	Laurine LECAVELIER	FRA	82.96	43.54		39.42	5.04	4.64	4.96	5.04	4.96	0.00	#15
8	Yuki NISHINO	JPN	82.36	38.83		44.53	5.93	5.36	5.54	5.50	5.50	1.00	#28
9	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	81.26	41.72		39.54	5.21	4.64	5.00	4.93	4.93	0.00	#18
10	Anna SHERSHAK	RUS	79.72	39.37		42.35	5.43	5.18	5.32	5.25	5.29	2.00	#26
11	Victoria HUEBLER	AUT	79.33	45.27		34.06	4.61	4.04	4.39	4.07	4.18	0.00	#19
12	Natalia POPOVA	UKR	74.13	37.01		38.12	5.00	4.43	4.93	4.75	4.71	1.00	#22
13	Juulia TURKKILA	FIN	73.24	36.59		36.65	4.75	4.43	4.61	4.61	4.50	0.00	#13
14	Svetlana ISSAKOVA	EST	66.05	33.29		33.76	4.50	3.96	4.14	4.39	4.11	1.00	#14
15	Katie POWELL	GBR	64.49	31.11		33.38	4.25	4.14	4.18	4.11	4.18	0.00	#11
16	Sindra KRIISA	EST	60.68	30.46		32.22	4.29	3.89	4.00	3.96	4.00	2.00	#12
17	Inga JANULEVICIUTE	LTU	60.60	32.09		28.51	3.86	3.64	3.50	3.50	3.32	0.00	#9
18	Viktoria CHIAPPA	HUN	59.06	28.78		30.28	3.75	3.64	4.04	3.75	3.75	0.00	#7
19	Chantelle KERRY	AUS	58.46	28.41		30.05	3.86	3.75	3.82	3.71	3.64	0.00	#1
20	Karina RUTLAUKA	LAT	58.10	32.30		26.80	3.61	3.14	3.43	3.43	3.14	1.00	#4
21	Agata KRYGER	POL	58.06	27.78		30.28	4.32	3.61	3.64	3.79	3.57	0.00	#10
22	Joyce DEN HOLLANDER	NED	57.46	23.79		33.67	4.43	4.14	4.11	4.18	4.18	0.00	#20
23	Amelia SCHWIENBACHER	ITA	55.85	26.97		29.88	4.07	3.57	3.61	3.79	3.64	1.00	#6
24	Camilla GJERSEM	NOR	54.97	25.20		31.77	4.11	4.00	3.82	3.96	3.96	2.00	#16
25	Kristina PRILEPKO	KAZ	52.70	26.58		26.12	3.79	2.96	3.43	3.18	2.96	0.00	#2
26	Nastassia HRYBKO	BLR	50.66	24.96		27.70	3.93	3.29	3.39	3.57	3.14	2.00	#8
27	Heidbjort Arney HOSKULDSDOTTIR	ISL	50.38	24.56		26.82	3.61	3.14	3.36	3.54	3.11	1.00	#5
28	Maral-Erdene GANSUKH	MGL	38.18	19.12		20.06	2.75	2.36	2.50	2.64	2.29	1.00	#3

Gracie Gold (USA) 172.69

Risa Shoji (JPN) 157.83

Samantha Cesario (USA) 145.96

2011 Junior Grand Prix of Estonia: Ladies Short Program Results & Videos

1	Gracie GOLD	USA	60.18	35.32		24.86	6.29	5.93	6.32	6.25	6.29	0.00	#24
2	Risa SHOJI	JPN	55.19	31.01		24.18	6.07	5.86	6.11	6.04	6.14	0.00	#28
3	Samantha CESARIO	USA	54.74	30.64		24.10	5.96	5.71	6.14	6.14	6.18	0.00	#2
4	Yuki NISHINO	JPN	50.04	26.65		23.39	6.04	5.43	5.93	5.89	5.96	0.00	#15
5	Anna SHERSHAK	RUS	49.85	26.86		22.99	5.89	5.39	5.75	5.71	6.00	0.00	#6
6	Gerli LIINAMAE	EST	49.83	29.40		20.43	5.18	4.82	5.25	5.04	5.25	0.00	#9
7	Natalia POPOVA	UKR	44.99	25.43		19.56	4.96	4.64	4.96	4.93	4.96	0.00	#13
8	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	44.40	24.48		19.92	5.00	4.75	5.04	5.04	5.07	0.00	#14
9	Isabelle OLSSON	SWE	40.78	21.50		20.28	5.18	4.75	5.14	5.07	5.21	1.00	#3
10	Maria STAVITSKAIA	RUS	40.28	23.36		17.92	4.54	4.21	4.54	4.57	4.54	1.00	#20
11	Victoria HUEBLER	AUT	39.18	23.41		16.77	4.36	4.00	4.25	4.21	4.14	1.00	#21
12	Joyce DEN HOLLANDER	NED	37.71	20.74		16.97	4.39	4.04	4.32	4.21	4.25	0.00	#27
13	Sindra KRIISA	EST	37.53	20.53		17.00	4.36	4.14	4.36	4.18	4.21	0.00	#26
14	Juulia TURKKILA	FIN	37.34	19.29		18.05	4.71	4.14	4.61	4.46	4.64	0.00	#5
15	Svetlana ISSAKOVA	EST	37.14	21.28		16.86	4.29	4.07	4.21	4.25	4.25	1.00	#19
16	Laurine LECAVELIER	FRA	36.82	19.96		16.86	4.39	4.04	4.11	4.29	4.25	0.00	#11
17	Katie POWELL	GBR	36.59	19.58		17.01	4.29	4.07	4.29	4.32	4.29	0.00	#23
18	Camilla GJERSEM	NOR	35.92	18.60		17.32	4.54	4.07	4.32	4.32	4.39	0.00	#22
19	Nastassia HRYBKO	BLR	35.33	18.33		17.00	4.50	4.00	4.29	4.25	4.21	0.00	#7
20	Agata KRYGER	POL	33.70	19.49		16.21	4.32	3.86	4.07	4.07	3.93	2.00	#17
21	Inga JANULEVICIUTE	LTU	33.69	19.68		14.01	3.82	3.29	3.57	3.46	3.36	0.00	#8
22	Amelia SCHWIENBACHER	ITA	30.72	14.49		16.23	4.25	3.82	3.96	4.18	4.07	0.00	#18
23	Viktoria CHIAPPA	HUN	30.51	16.22		14.29	3.61	3.36	3.64	3.57	3.68	0.00	#16
24	Kristina PRILEPKO	KAZ	30.37	15.86		14.51	3.93	3.29	3.71	3.64	3.57	0.00	#12
25	Heidbjort Arney HOSKULDSDOTTIR	ISL	30.29	16.55		13.74	3.61	3.25	3.43	3.39	3.50	0.00	#4
26	Karina RUTLAUKA	LAT	28.89	14.54		15.35	3.96	3.61	3.86	3.89	3.86	1.00	#10
27	Chantelle KERRY	AUS	27.69	14.15		15.54	4.07	3.68	3.82	3.93	3.93	2.00	#25
28	Maral-Erdene GANSUKH	MGL	20.15	9.29		10.86	2.89	2.61	2.61	2.75	2.71	0.00	#1

Gracie Gold (USA) 60.18





Risa Shoji (JPN) 55.19





Samantha Cesario (USA) 54.74

2011 Junior Grand Prix of Estonia: Preview

We've arrived at the final Junior Grand Prix event of the season, Estonia, where several skaters and teams will make their final attempt at qualifying for the Final. The competition schedule (Eastern Standard) is as follows:

Thursday October 13th             Friday October 14th                    Saturday October 15th
3:00 a.m. Men's Short              3:00 a.m. Short Dance                3:00 a.m. Ladies Free
7:30 a.m. Pairs Short               7:00 a.m. Pairs Free                   8:15 a.m. Free Dance
11:15 a.m. Ladies Short           11:00 a.m. Men's Free

Men
We'll see two of this season's Gold medalists at this event, Joshua Farris (USA) and Maxim Kovtun (Russia). If both perform to the best of their abilities, Farris should come out on top. Both are locks for the JGP Final if they finish 4th or higher. Ryuichi Kihara (Japan) is the likely bronze medalists, but he needs to win the Gold in order to qualify for the Final. If he wins silver, he'll force a tie-breaker bith countryman Keiji Tanaka based on highest total points between both events. Shotaro Omori (USA) and Shoma Uno (Japan) both have an outside chance of making the final if they could pull off a win and also break a tie with the highest total points.

Podium Predictions:
Gold: Joshua Farris (USA)
Silver: Maxim Kovtun (RUS)
Bronze: Ryuichi Kihara (JPN)


My JGP Final Predictions:
1) Yan (CHN)
2) Farris (USA)
3) Hino (JPN)
4) Brown (USA)
5) Kovtun (RUS)
6) Ryuichi Kihara (JPN)


Ladies
This event will be a major battleground for Final hopefuls as a lot can happen. Samantha Cesario (USA), Risa Shoji (JPN), and Anna Shershak (RUS) are all vying for two unclaimed spots in the ladies Final. Shoji and Sherhak both have 13 points for their Silver medals and Cesario has 11 for her bronze. However, Cesario's point total from JGP Poland (153.84) beats both of the Silver medalists, Shershak (150.21) in Italy and Shoji (147.29) in Australia. In most scenarios, the Gold & Silver medalists here will get the 2 spots in the Final, unless of course Cessario wins Silver giving her (11)+(13)=26 and either Shershak or Shoji wins bronze giving them (13)+(11)=26. In that case the skater with the highest combined points from both evetns goes to the final. In any circumstance, assuming one of these ladies wins Gold, she automatically goes to the final.

Podium Predictions:
Gold: Samantha Cessario (USA)
Silver: Anna Shershak (RUS)
Bronze: Risa Shoji (JPN)


My JGP Final Predictions:
1) Julia Lipnitskaia (RUS)
2) Polina Shelepen (RUS)
3) Vanessa Lam (USA)
4) Samantha Cessario (USA) 
5) Zijun Li (CHN)
6) Anna Shershak (RUS)


Pairs
Only two pairs teams, Sui/Han (China) & Yu/Jin (CHN) have sealed their spots in the final, while the other 4 are still up for grabs. JGP Poland Gold medalists Simpson/Blackmer (USA) seem poised to repeat this week in Estonia, though they only need a top 4 finish to make the Final. JGP Poland Silver medalists Bobak/Beharry (CAN) also look Final-worthy and a medal of any color this week will get them there. Calalang/Sidhu (USA) can secure a spot if they win a medal of any color at this event while Aaron/Settlage (USA) have to win Gold to guarantee a berth in the Final. Fedorova/Moroshkin (RUS) can earn their spot by winning a Silver or higher this week, though bronze could force a tie-breaker. The teams competing this week control the fate of some of the "bubble" teams that have already done their two events, including two Russian pairs Petaikina/Kurduykov & Tudvaseva/Lisiev.

Podium Predictions:
Gold: Simpson/Blackmer (USA) 
Silver: Fedorova/Moroshkin (RUS)
Bronze: Bobak/Beharry (CAN)


My JGP Final Predictions:
1) Sui/Han (CHN) *if they qualify for the Senior GPF the 1st alternate will take this spot
2) Simpson/Blackmer (USA)
3) Yu/Jin (CHN)
4) Bobak/Beharry (CAN)
5) Fedorova/Moroshkin (RUS)
6) Petaikina/Kurduykov (RUS)


Ice Dance
Four spots in the Final are already locked up, but this week's competitors have the chance to either secure the final two spots, or give one to one of the bubble teams that has already competed. Kosigina/Moroshkin (RUS), Yanovskaia/Mozgov (USA), Bent/Mackeen (CAN) all control their own destiny this week in that if they win Gold, they earn their berth in the Final. For whomever does not win, a lot of things can happen. Since Kosigina/Moroshkin have 13 points, and the others have only 11, they can earn a spot with a Silver as well and a Bronze puts them in a tie-breaker. But if they win, the Silver medal winning team will be tied with Aldridge/Eaton (USA) based on total points. All 3 teams were within 2 points of each other at their first event with the edge going to Yanovskaia/Mozgov with a total event score of 121.72 at JGP Poland.

Podium predictions:
Gold: Kosigina/Moroshkin (RUS)
Silver: Yanovskaia/Mozgov (RUS)
Bronze: Bent/Mackeen (CAN)


My JGP Final Predictions: 
1) Sinistina/Zhiganshin (RUS)
2) Stepanova/Bukin (RUS)
3) Kosigina/Moroshkin (RUS)
4) Nosulia/Kholoniuk (UKR)
5) Galyeta/Shumski (UKR)
6) Aldridge/Eaton (USA)

2011 Junior Grand Prix of Poland: Ladies Results & Videos

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Julia LIPNITSKAIA	RUS	112.14	61.07		51.07	6.57	6.21	6.50	6.39	6.25	0.00	#21
2	Satoko MIYAHARA	JPN	105.74	56.53		49.21	6.29	5.96	6.11	6.21	6.18	0.00	#24
3	Samantha CESARIO	USA	101.62	51.86		49.76	6.21	6.07	6.29	6.32	6.21	0.00	#23
4	Miu SATO	JPN	88.40	41.30		48.10	6.50	5.71	5.96	6.00	5.89	1.00	#22
5	Kate CHARBONNEAU	CAN	79.75	34.61		45.14	5.75	5.50	5.57	5.68	5.71	0.00	#25
6	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	77.50	39.68		38.82	5.04	4.54	4.86	4.96	4.86	1.00	#13
7	Alina FJODOROVA	LAT	76.52	40.65		36.87	4.93	4.36	4.68	4.57	4.50	1.00	#16
8	Lauren DINH	USA	76.27	34.72		42.55	5.57	5.14	5.25	5.39	5.25	1.00	#19
9	Kristina ZASEEVA	RUS	75.29	39.04		39.25	5.21	4.79	4.64	4.96	4.93	3.00	#17
10	Rebecka EMANUELSSON	SWE	75.03	37.78		37.25	4.68	4.57	4.68	4.71	4.64	0.00	#11
11	Romy BUEHLER	SUI	73.63	36.91		37.72	5.00	4.29	4.79	4.75	4.75	1.00	#12
12	Anais VENTARD	FRA	71.89	31.22		42.67	5.39	5.14	5.07	5.54	5.54	2.00	#18
13	Juulia TURKKILA	FIN	69.00	33.32		36.68	4.71	4.46	4.57	4.61	4.57	1.00	#15
14	Elizaveta UKOLOVA	CZE	64.00	31.85		33.15	4.29	4.00	4.11	4.25	4.07	1.00	#10
15	Carol BRESSANUTTI	ITA	63.52	28.06		36.46	4.54	4.50	4.43	4.64	4.68	1.00	#6
16	Ksenia BAKUSHEVA	BLR	62.36	29.61		33.75	4.39	4.07	4.25	4.25	4.14	1.00	#8
17	Alina MILEVSKAIA	UKR	59.91	22.98		37.93	4.89	4.57	4.64	4.93	4.68	1.00	#20
18	Jasmine Alexandra COSTA	EST	54.21	23.49		31.72	4.50	3.82	3.68	4.11	3.71	1.00	#9
19	Brittany LAU	SIN	53.05	23.45		29.60	4.00	3.46	3.71	3.79	3.54	0.00	#2
20	Beatrice MEILUNAITE	LTU	52.59	26.68		26.91	3.57	3.14	3.36	3.46	3.29	1.00	#1
21	Agata KRYGER	POL	50.33	20.29		33.04	4.43	4.07	3.86	4.25	4.04	3.00	#14
22	Michelle COUWENBERG	NED	49.04	20.02		31.02	4.04	3.64	3.75	4.00	3.96	2.00	#3
23	Stephanie RIGLEY	GBR	45.63	18.64		29.99	3.86	3.64	3.57	3.96	3.71	3.00	#7
24	Ema LIPOVSCAK	CRO	40.31	15.53		25.78	3.36	3.07	3.07	3.36	3.25	1.00	#5
25	Maral-Erdene GANSUKH	MGL	35.41	16.78		22.63	3.04	2.71	2.61	3.07	2.71	4.00	#4

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Julia LIPNITSKAIA	RUS	172.51	1	1
2	Satoko MIYAHARA	JPN	162.20	2	2
3	Samantha CESARIO	USA	153.84	3	3
4	Miu SATO	JPN	135.60	5	4
5	Kate CHARBONNEAU	CAN	128.66	4	5
6	Lauren DINH	USA	123.20	6	8
7	Kristina ZASEEVA	RUS	120.29	8	9
8	Anais VENTARD	FRA	116.95	7	12
9	Alina FJODOROVA	LAT	116.63	10	7
10	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	114.78	13	6
11	Rebecka EMANUELSSON	SWE	114.40	11	10
12	Romy BUEHLER	SUI	109.61	14	11
13	Juulia TURKKILA	FIN	103.71	15	13
14	Alina MILEVSKAIA	UKR	101.32	9	17
15	Elizaveta UKOLOVA	CZE	96.89	16	14
16	Carol BRESSANUTTI	ITA	96.40	17	15
17	Ksenia BAKUSHEVA	BLR	91.59	19	16
18	Agata KRYGER	POL	87.94	12	21
19	Jasmine Alexandra COSTA	EST	85.93	18	18
20	Beatrice MEILUNAITE	LTU	80.57	22	20
21	Brittany LAU	SIN	78.08	23	19
22	Michelle COUWENBERG	NED	77.25	21	22
23	Stephanie RIGLEY	GBR	73.91	20	23
24	Ema LIPOVSCAK	CRO	65.03	24	24
25	Maral-Erdene GANSUKH	MGL	54.52	25	25

Julia Lipnitskaia (RUS) 172.51





Satoko Miyahara (JPN) 162.50





Samantha Cesario (USA)