Patrick Chan won the Senior Grand Prix Final doing a quad triple in the short and a quad double in the LP plus another quad toe loop.
Two skaters did quads in their free skates in the Junior Grand Prix final. Too bad Han Yan didn't win.
Senior SP
1 Patrick Chan CAN
1 4T+3T 14.40 GOE -2.29 TV 12.11
3 Javier Fernandez ESP
1 4T 10.30 1.43 TV 11.73
4 Yuzuru Hanyu JPN
1 4T 10.30 -2.43 TV 7.87
5-Daisuke Takahashi
1 4T< 7.20 -2.43 TV 4.77
6-Michal Brezina
3 4S 10.50 -3.00 TV 7.50
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpf1112/gpf1112_Men_SP_Scores.pdf
Senior LP
1-Patrick Chan
1 4T 10.30 -1.86 TV 8.44
2 4T+2T 11.60 -2.43 TV 9.17
2-Daisuke Takahashi - most successful quad of the season - first time he also did a quad in his SP
1 4T 10.30 -2.57 TV 7.73
3-Yuzuru Hanyu
1 4T 10.30 1.14 TV 11.44
4-Javier Fernandez
1 4T 10.30 1.71 TV 12.01
2 4S 10.50 2.00 TV 12.50
5-Jeremy Abbott
1 4T 10.30 0.57 TV 10.87
6-Michal Brezina
3 4S 10.50 -1.00 TV 9.50
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpf1112/gpf1112_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
Junior LP
1-Han Yan (China)
2 4T 10.30 1.57 TV 11.87
4-Maxim Kovtun (Russia)
1 4T 10.30 -1.00 TV 9.30
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpf1112/gpf1112_JuniorLadies_FS_Scores.pdf
Showing posts with label Michal Brezina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michal Brezina. Show all posts
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Skate America
Skate America immune to the so called rebirth of quad-mania again as winner doesn't even attempt one! Last year you had attempts by the winner but not this year.
Good for Kozuka trying for one in the short. He is trying to expand his technical as he aims for Chan.
Great performance by Kevin Van Der Perren who came close to gold!
Short Program
T. Kozuka
1 4T< underrotated not downgraded Base value 7.20 GOE -3.00 Total Value 4.20
D. Murakami
1 4S+2T Base value 11.80 GOE +0.29 total value 12.09
Nice salchow!
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpusa2011/gpusa2011_Men_SP_Scores.pdf
Long Program
Kevin Van Der Perren
1 4T Base value 10.30 GOE 1.86 total value 12.16
T. Kozuka
1 4T< 7.20 GOE -3.00 total value 4.20
R. Dornbush
1 4T BV 10.30 GOE -0.71 total value 9.59
Denis Ten
A Carroll skater! Times have changed! He is so ultraconservative about the scoring system
1 4T BV 7.20 GOE -1.71 Total value 5.49
D. Murakami
3 4S< BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 total vlaue 4.40
Armin Mahbanoozadeh
1 4T< base value 7.20 -3.00 total value 4.20
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpusa2011/gpusa2011_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
Special Mention
Savchenko and Szolkowy
Throw triple axel!
SP
1 3Ath BV 7.50 GOE -3.00 total value 4.50
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpusa2011/gpusa2011_Pairs_SP_Scores.pdf
Good for Kozuka trying for one in the short. He is trying to expand his technical as he aims for Chan.
Great performance by Kevin Van Der Perren who came close to gold!
Short Program
T. Kozuka
1 4T< underrotated not downgraded Base value 7.20 GOE -3.00 Total Value 4.20
D. Murakami
1 4S+2T Base value 11.80 GOE +0.29 total value 12.09
Nice salchow!
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpusa2011/gpusa2011_Men_SP_Scores.pdf
Long Program
Kevin Van Der Perren
1 4T Base value 10.30 GOE 1.86 total value 12.16
T. Kozuka
1 4T< 7.20 GOE -3.00 total value 4.20
R. Dornbush
1 4T BV 10.30 GOE -0.71 total value 9.59
Denis Ten
A Carroll skater! Times have changed! He is so ultraconservative about the scoring system
1 4T BV 7.20 GOE -1.71 Total value 5.49
D. Murakami
3 4S< BV 7.40 GOE -3.00 total vlaue 4.40
Armin Mahbanoozadeh
1 4T< base value 7.20 -3.00 total value 4.20
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpusa2011/gpusa2011_Men_FS_Scores.pdf
Special Mention
Savchenko and Szolkowy
Throw triple axel!
SP
1 3Ath BV 7.50 GOE -3.00 total value 4.50
http://www.isuresults.com/results/gpusa2011/gpusa2011_Pairs_SP_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.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
2009/2010 season
Staring with the Trophee Eric Bompard when Nobunari Oda won beating Tomas Verner it was a sign of things to come. For the 2009/2010 season Oda had a program that differed from his previous seasons in that he removed the quads. Why would someone do this for the Olympic season? Because he wanted to win and the world championships the previous March showed that with Lysacek and Chan winning Gold and Silver quads were on the way out. The system as a whole punished them severely. They just weren't worth doing with spins steps and PCS and the inherent risk of doing them in the first place. Tomas Verner started his implosion in the free skate. While Oda with his no quads was able to beat Verner and win the Gold there. In third place was Adam Rippon - an almost total COP skater who never even thinks about doing quads because doing lots of jumps after the halfway point are worth more than quads when you really add everything up.
Trophee Eric Bompard-Winner no quad/-silver medalist quad/-bronze no quad/
Rostelecom Cup- winner with quad/-silver medalist no quad/-bronze no quad
Cup of China-winner no quad/-silver medalist no quad-/bronze-with quad
NHK Trophy- winner with quad/silver with no quad/bronze no quad
Skate America-winner no quad/silver no quad/bronze with quad
Skate Canada- winner with quad/silver no quad/bronze no quad
Grand Prix Final- Winner - no quad/silver no quad/bronze no quad
Olympic Games-Winner no quad/silver quad/bronze no quad
World championships - winner No quad/silver no quad/bronze quad
19 medal performances without quads
8 medal performances with quads
COP is spelling out the death of quads
The following aren't worldwide so I don't tend to count them but I will mention them.
Euros-all medalists did quads
Four Continents-winner no quad
If you look at the breakout star of the season I believe it was obviously Michal Brezina. He is almost a purely COP skater. Everyone says he is the best jumper with a great quad. I have heard it from Paul Wylie, Scott Hamilson, Peter Carruthers and more. He did not even try one once. Why? Because he is smart and knows COP rewards jumps after the haflway point more than quads in many ways. Higher PCS being one way.
Trophee Eric Bompard-Winner no quad/-silver medalist quad/-bronze no quad/
Rostelecom Cup- winner with quad/-silver medalist no quad/-bronze no quad
Cup of China-winner no quad/-silver medalist no quad-/bronze-with quad
NHK Trophy- winner with quad/silver with no quad/bronze no quad
Skate America-winner no quad/silver no quad/bronze with quad
Skate Canada- winner with quad/silver no quad/bronze no quad
Grand Prix Final- Winner - no quad/silver no quad/bronze no quad
Olympic Games-Winner no quad/silver quad/bronze no quad
World championships - winner No quad/silver no quad/bronze quad
19 medal performances without quads
8 medal performances with quads
COP is spelling out the death of quads
The following aren't worldwide so I don't tend to count them but I will mention them.
Euros-all medalists did quads
Four Continents-winner no quad
If you look at the breakout star of the season I believe it was obviously Michal Brezina. He is almost a purely COP skater. Everyone says he is the best jumper with a great quad. I have heard it from Paul Wylie, Scott Hamilson, Peter Carruthers and more. He did not even try one once. Why? Because he is smart and knows COP rewards jumps after the haflway point more than quads in many ways. Higher PCS being one way.
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