Kaetlyn Osmond performed
a beautiful short program scoring 56.94 and leading after the first
segment of the competition. She opened with a stunning double axel,
then a triple toe-triple toe combination. She received positive
credit for all her technical elements except for a level three flying
sit spin.
In second position,
Amelie Lacoste executed a not perfect yet classy and artistic short.
She opened with the double axel, then she fell on her triple lutz and
got downgraded for it. Her combination was a triple loop-double loop.
(52.43)
Alexandra Najarro assured
a third spot going into the free with a 52.34 points short program.
She did a triple flip-double toe combo, then a tight triple lutz and
a clean double axel.
Cynthia Phaneuf is
currently in a disappointing fourth place (49.66). She did a sold
double axel, but then she fought for a triple lutz hand down and fell
on the triple loop without doing any combination. Anyway, she scored
the best program components of the night.
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