Artur Gachinski gave the performance of his senior career at Euros. It was a spectacular showing that was totally overshadowed by the performance of Evgeni Plushenko. Plushenko was narrowly beaten by Gachinski in the SP when he did a quad triple but Plushenko because of knee issues did not do one. Gachinski had the better SP and better jumps. He was really deserving of that first place in the SP. All throughout the GP season Gachinski was overshadowed by Michal Brezina and Javier Fernandez. Just like last season Gachinski appears to be doing best after nationals. Brezina and Fernandez were just no match for Gachinski at Euros. His performance was the most impressive to me. Plushenko did open with a quad and did a flaw free triple axel -triple toe combo in the LP and had a better program in the LP. It was opposite the SP in which Gachinski was far better than the .09 margin he had there.
Qualifying Round quads.
Plushenko 4t BV 10.30 GOE -.57 TV - 9.73
SP Quads
1-Gachinski 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE 1.43 TV- 15.83
3-Tomas Verner 4t BV 10.30 GOE -2.71 TV- 7.59
4-Javier Fernandez - 4T BV 10.30 GOE 1.43 total 11.73
5-Florent Amodio 4S BV 10.50 GOE -2.29 total 8.21
6-Michal Brezina 4S< BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 total 4.40
10-Brian Joubert 4t<+Combo BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 total 4.20
14-Sergei Voronov 4t+2t BV 11.60 GOE .29 total 11.89
LP quads
1. Evgeni Plushenko 4T +GOE total 11.59
2. Gachinski 4T+2t+2lo BV 13.40 GOE 0.00 total 13.40
4T total GOE 1.86 total -12.16
3. Brezina - 4T< < 7.20 GOE-3.00 4.20
5. Verner 4t< fall GOE-3.00 4.20
7. Fernandez 1 4T 10.30 GOE-0.86 9.44
2 4S 10.50 GOE-1.71 12.21
8. Brian Joubert 4T BV 10.30 1.86 12.16
4T<+SEQ BV 5.76 -2.57 total 3.19
10.Sergei Voronov 10.30 -0.14 10.16
Protocols
QR
http://www.isuresults.com/results/ec2012/ec2012_PreliminaryRoundMen_FS_Scores.pdf
SP
http://www.isuresults.com/results/ec2012/ec2012_Men_SP_Scores.pdf
LP
http://www.isuresults.com/results/ec2012/ec2012_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
Showing posts with label Artur Gachinski. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artur Gachinski. Show all posts
Friday, February 3, 2012
Monday, November 7, 2011
Cup of China- Great performance by Nan Song!
Except for the great showing of Nan Song Cup of China was not very good. There was just a failure to deliver and be consistent. There was a good program by Abbott and he did attempt a quad so that was a signal that he will try to have the jumps this season. He has a good program but the jumps are not there yet.
Nan Song did a quad in the SP and LP but was really kind underscored in PCS.
Oda says he wasn't doing quads because of injury. He did some great 4/3's last season.
1. Abbott
2. Oda
3. Song
Short Program Quads
1. Artur Gachinski 4T+3T BV14.40 GOE +0.86 total 15.26
2. Yuzuru Hanyu 4T BV 10.30 -0.57 total 9.73
5. Nan Song 4T+2T BV 11.60 0.14 total 11.74
7. Kevin Reynolds BV 4S<+3T BV 11.50 GOE -1.00 total 10.50
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpchn2011/gpchn2011_Men_SP_Scores.pdf
Long Program Quads
Seven out of the eight had ratified quad attempts. Jialiang Wu was talking about trying a quad lutz. For the first time a quad loop was attempted and it was by Kevin Reynolds who tried 3 different quads in his LP.
1. Nan Song 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE 2.00 total 16.40
4T BV 10.30 GOE 1.29 total 11.59
3. Jeremy Abbott fell BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 total 7.30
4. Yuzuru Hanyu 4T 10.30 OE 2.00 12.30
5 Richard Dornbush 4T BV 10.30 GOE -1.00 9.30
6 Artur Gachinski 4T fall BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 total 7.30
7 Kevin Reynolds 4S BV 10.50 10.50 0.86 11.36
4T BV 10.3010.30 -1.71 8.59
4Lo<< fall downgraded BV 5.10 -2.10 3.00
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpchn2011/gpchn2011_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
Pairs
Long program
5th place Sui/ Han quad twist 4LzTw1 BV 7.10 GOE -2.86 value 4.24
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpchn2011/gpchn2011_Pairs_FS_Scores.pdf
Nan Song did a quad in the SP and LP but was really kind underscored in PCS.
Oda says he wasn't doing quads because of injury. He did some great 4/3's last season.
1. Abbott
2. Oda
3. Song
Short Program Quads
1. Artur Gachinski 4T+3T BV14.40 GOE +0.86 total 15.26
2. Yuzuru Hanyu 4T BV 10.30 -0.57 total 9.73
5. Nan Song 4T+2T BV 11.60 0.14 total 11.74
7. Kevin Reynolds BV 4S<+3T BV 11.50 GOE -1.00 total 10.50
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpchn2011/gpchn2011_Men_SP_Scores.pdf
Long Program Quads
Seven out of the eight had ratified quad attempts. Jialiang Wu was talking about trying a quad lutz. For the first time a quad loop was attempted and it was by Kevin Reynolds who tried 3 different quads in his LP.
1. Nan Song 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE 2.00 total 16.40
4T BV 10.30 GOE 1.29 total 11.59
3. Jeremy Abbott fell BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 total 7.30
4. Yuzuru Hanyu 4T 10.30 OE 2.00 12.30
5 Richard Dornbush 4T BV 10.30 GOE -1.00 9.30
6 Artur Gachinski 4T fall BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 total 7.30
7 Kevin Reynolds 4S BV 10.50 10.50 0.86 11.36
4T BV 10.3010.30 -1.71 8.59
4Lo<< fall downgraded BV 5.10 -2.10 3.00
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpchn2011/gpchn2011_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
Pairs
Long program
5th place Sui/ Han quad twist 4LzTw1 BV 7.10 GOE -2.86 value 4.24
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpchn2011/gpchn2011_Pairs_FS_Scores.pdf
Sunday, April 24, 2011
World Figure Skating Championships 2011 Moscow
Patrick Chan of Canada newly armed with quads would shatter all records at this championships. He did two quad triples and another quad. The qaulity of his quadruple toe loops was really impressive. Two skaters Michal Brezina and Javier Fernandez did both a quad toe loop and a quad salchow. All the medalists did quads. Nearly everyone in the top 10 tried one. It was remarkbale. The combination of rule changres and trying to catch Patrick Chan was largely responsible. The rule changes made them less punitive and Chan doing them with his sky high PCS scores and excellent spins and step sequences made him the leader all season. Would this have happened under the old rules? Impossible to say. Here is the rundown of all the quads done.
Preliminary round
1. Takahiko Kozuka (Japan) 4T< BV 7.20 GOE -1.00 Total 6.20
3. Michal Brezina (Czech Republic) 4T< fall BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 Total 4.20 with -1.00 for the fall 3.20
Short Program
1. Patrick Chan (Canada) 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE +1.86 Total 16.26
2. Nobunari Oda (Japan) 4T BV 10.30 GOE -2.43 Total 7.87
4. Artur Gachinski (Russia) 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE +1.57 Total 15.97
8. Tomas Verner (Czech Republic) 4T fall BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 Total 7.30
9. Brian Joubert (France) 4T+Combo BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 Total 7.30
12. Ryan Bradley (USA) 4T+2T BV 11.70 with no GOE Total 11.70
15 Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) 4T< fall BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 total 4.20 (3.20)
19. Kevin Reynolds (Canada) 4S< fall BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 total 4.40 (3.40)
Long Program
1. Patrick Chan - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +1.29 total 11.59
4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE 2.43 total 16.83
2. Takahiko Kozuka - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +2.29 Total 12.59
3. Artur Gachinski - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +1.71 total 12.01
4. Brian Joubert - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +2.57 total 12.87
5. Michal Brezina - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +0.71 Total 11.01
4S BV 10.50 GOE +0.29 Total 10.79
10. Javier Fernandez (Spain) 4T BV 10.30 GOE +0.43 total 10.73
4S BV 10.50 GOE -0.43 total 10.07
12. Ryan Bradley 4T BV 10.30 GOE +0.71 total 11.01
4T<+1T< BV 7.50 GOE -2.57 total 4.93
13. Tomas Verner 4T<< fall BV 4.10 GOE -3.00 Total 2.00 (1.00)
18. Kevin Van Der Perren 4T BV 10.30 GOE +2.14 total 12.44
21. Kevin Reynolds 4S< fall BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 Total 4.40
4T< fall BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 Total 4.20
25 Quads were attempted. 18 landed.
Preliminary round
1. Takahiko Kozuka (Japan) 4T< BV 7.20 GOE -1.00 Total 6.20
3. Michal Brezina (Czech Republic) 4T< fall BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 Total 4.20 with -1.00 for the fall 3.20
Short Program
1. Patrick Chan (Canada) 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE +1.86 Total 16.26
2. Nobunari Oda (Japan) 4T BV 10.30 GOE -2.43 Total 7.87
4. Artur Gachinski (Russia) 4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE +1.57 Total 15.97
8. Tomas Verner (Czech Republic) 4T fall BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 Total 7.30
9. Brian Joubert (France) 4T+Combo BV 10.30 GOE -3.00 Total 7.30
12. Ryan Bradley (USA) 4T+2T BV 11.70 with no GOE Total 11.70
15 Kevin Van Der Perren (Belgium) 4T< fall BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 total 4.20 (3.20)
19. Kevin Reynolds (Canada) 4S< fall BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 total 4.40 (3.40)
Long Program
1. Patrick Chan - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +1.29 total 11.59
4T+3T BV 14.40 GOE 2.43 total 16.83
2. Takahiko Kozuka - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +2.29 Total 12.59
3. Artur Gachinski - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +1.71 total 12.01
4. Brian Joubert - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +2.57 total 12.87
5. Michal Brezina - 4T BV 10.30 GOE +0.71 Total 11.01
4S BV 10.50 GOE +0.29 Total 10.79
10. Javier Fernandez (Spain) 4T BV 10.30 GOE +0.43 total 10.73
4S BV 10.50 GOE -0.43 total 10.07
12. Ryan Bradley 4T BV 10.30 GOE +0.71 total 11.01
4T<+1T< BV 7.50 GOE -2.57 total 4.93
13. Tomas Verner 4T<< fall BV 4.10 GOE -3.00 Total 2.00 (1.00)
18. Kevin Van Der Perren 4T BV 10.30 GOE +2.14 total 12.44
21. Kevin Reynolds 4S< fall BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 Total 4.40
4T< fall BV 7.20 GOE -3.00 Total 4.20
25 Quads were attempted. 18 landed.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Artur Gachinski wins again in Coupe Internationale de Nice
After winning Finlandia with a program that had a quad in the free skate Gachinski went to Nice and did a quad in his short program and a quad in the long program. His coach is Alexei Mishin and it is beginning to look like Gachinski will have a very good first year in Seniors.
In the short program it was a quad toe triple toe with a base value of 14.40 -because of a three turn in between the quad and triple he got negative goe totaling 1.50 points. The total was 12.90. He placed first with 77.91 points.
Konstantin Menshov did a quad toe double toe combo 11.70 BV plus .75 GOE for a total 12.45. He placed second with 73.23 points in the short.
Free Skate
Gachinski 4T - BV 10.30 +1.25 GOE total 11.55.
Menshov did a quad toe double toe combo and a solo quad.
4t+2t BV 11.70 Final Value 13.70 GOE 2.00
4t 10.30 -1.00 final value 9.30
He finished in second place with his second silver of the season. In previous seasons Menshov would do badly in short programs and have to recover in the long but this season he is having his best short programs ever and after Nebelhorn and now Nice with solid short programs he has won two medals. Whatever changed in his training has basically worked!
Alban Preaubert opened with a 3t-assume quad attempt.
Javier Fernandez fell after doing a fully rotated quad-worth 7.30
Liebers tried -did a 3T as opening jump
Chafik Besseghier 4t+2t bv 11.70 final value with GOE 12.70. His jumps are very impressive.
http://www.nice-baie-des-anges.fr/images/stories/docs-coupe/resultats2010/html/index.htm
In the short program it was a quad toe triple toe with a base value of 14.40 -because of a three turn in between the quad and triple he got negative goe totaling 1.50 points. The total was 12.90. He placed first with 77.91 points.
Konstantin Menshov did a quad toe double toe combo 11.70 BV plus .75 GOE for a total 12.45. He placed second with 73.23 points in the short.
Free Skate
Gachinski 4T - BV 10.30 +1.25 GOE total 11.55.
Menshov did a quad toe double toe combo and a solo quad.
4t+2t BV 11.70 Final Value 13.70 GOE 2.00
4t 10.30 -1.00 final value 9.30
He finished in second place with his second silver of the season. In previous seasons Menshov would do badly in short programs and have to recover in the long but this season he is having his best short programs ever and after Nebelhorn and now Nice with solid short programs he has won two medals. Whatever changed in his training has basically worked!
Alban Preaubert opened with a 3t-assume quad attempt.
Javier Fernandez fell after doing a fully rotated quad-worth 7.30
Liebers tried -did a 3T as opening jump
Chafik Besseghier 4t+2t bv 11.70 final value with GOE 12.70. His jumps are very impressive.
http://www.nice-baie-des-anges.fr/images/stories/docs-coupe/resultats2010/html/index.htm
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Finlandia Trophhy
Artur Gachinski of Russia - Gold Medal winner succeeded in doing a quad toe loop. Gachinski is a student of Alexei Mishin.
http://www.figureskatingresults.fi/results/1011/FT2010/FT2010_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
4T Base value 10.30 GOE .80 total value 11.10. Out of seven judges 5 gave him +1 GOE.
Nebelhorn Silver medalist Konstantin Menshov of Russia was also at Finlandia and he planned to a quad in the short but did a triple. In the LP he did a quad triple. 14.40 base value with GOE a negative 2 - final value 12.40. He finished in 7th place because of a weak short and the landings of other jumps in the LP were weak.
http://www.figureskatingresults.fi/results/1011/FT2010/FT2010_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
4T Base value 10.30 GOE .80 total value 11.10. Out of seven judges 5 gave him +1 GOE.
Nebelhorn Silver medalist Konstantin Menshov of Russia was also at Finlandia and he planned to a quad in the short but did a triple. In the LP he did a quad triple. 14.40 base value with GOE a negative 2 - final value 12.40. He finished in 7th place because of a weak short and the landings of other jumps in the LP were weak.
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