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Post by aaosmts19 on Mar 8, 2009 10:34:25 GMT -5
For those who could see it...what happened with Apolo? just couldn't move up?
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Post by justsayin on Mar 8, 2009 10:35:03 GMT -5
whooo hooo; JR takes the silver overall......what an accomplishment for his first Worlds.
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Post by trisha on Mar 8, 2009 10:35:17 GMT -5
JR got the five points! ...and he wins! ;D He looks so spent. I have to admit that I had a hard time following that race. Me too. With all those people trying to lap the pack, I had a hard time remembering who was in 1st place. By the look on JR's face at the end, though, he didn't have a problem knowing who was in 1st! |
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Post by susie on Mar 8, 2009 10:36:53 GMT -5
2009 ISU World Championships, Austria - Men
Rank Name ISU Member Final Points Position Points Placements Result
1 LEE Ho-Suk KOR 89
2 CELSKI J.R. USA 65 SILVER
3 HAMELIN Charles CAN 47
4 KWAK Yoon-Gy KOR 47
5 OHNO Apolo Anton USA 37
6 JEAN Olivier CAN 15
7 TREMBLAY Francois-Louis CAN 11
8 SUI Bao Ku CHN 6
Congratulations to JR! ;D
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Post by number1fan on Mar 8, 2009 10:37:26 GMT -5
For those who could see it...what happened with Apolo? just couldn't move up?
2009 ISU World Championships, Austria - 3000 M Super Final - Final - Men
TREMBLAY Francois-Louis HAMELIN Charles CELSKI J.R. OHNO Apolo Anton KWAK Yoon-Gy JEAN Olivier SUI Bao Ku LEE Ho-Suk
1 [5] 18.91 (18.91) [6] 19.10 (19.10) [3] 18.84 (18.84) [1] 18.62 (18.62) [2] 18.77 (18.77) [7] 19.43 (19.43) [4] 18.90 (18.90) [8] 19.68 (19.68)
2 [6] 32.54 (13.63) [5] 32.34 (13.23) [2] 31.96 (13.12) [3] 32.03 (13.41) [4] 32.20 (13.42) [7] 32.73 (13.30) [8] 32.96 (14.06) [1] 31.78 (12.10)
3 [6] 44.00 (11.46) [4] 43.66 (11.32) [2] 43.36 (11.39) [1] 43.26 (11.22) [5] 43.79 (11.58) [7] 44.16 (11.42) [8] 44.27 (11.31) [3] 43.65 (11.86)
4 [6] 55.13 (11.13) [3] 54.50 (10.84) [1] 54.10 (10.74) [2] 54.30 (11.04) [4] 54.70 (10.91) [7] 55.26 (11.09) [8] 55.41 (11.13) [5] 54.85 (11.19)
5 [6] 1:04.74 (9.60) [2] 1:03.59 (9.09) [1] 1:03.20 (9.10) [3] 1:03.78 (9.48) [4] 1:03.90 (9.19) [7] 1:04.87 (9.61) [8] 1:05.42 (10.01) [5] 1:04.27 (9.42)
6 [6] 1:13.79 (9.04) [2] 1:12.24 (8.64) [1] 1:11.90 (8.70) [3] 1:12.81 (9.02) [4] 1:12.91 (9.01) [7] 1:13.98 (9.11) [8] 1:14.93 (9.51) [5] 1:13.12 (8.84)
7 [6] 1:23.25 (9.46) [2] 1:21.00 (8.75) [1] 1:20.68 (8.78) [3] 1:21.99 (9.18) [4] 1:22.09 (9.18) [7] 1:23.35 (9.37) [8] 1:24.56 (9.62) [5] 1:22.24 (9.11)
8 [6] 1:33.09 (9.84) [2] 1:29.83 (8.83) [1] 1:29.51 (8.82) [3] 1:31.73 (9.74) [4] 1:31.94 (9.84) [7] 1:33.27 (9.91) [8] 1:34.35 (9.79) [5] 1:31.96 (9.72)
9 [6] 1:43.59 (10.49) [2] 1:38.58 (8.75) [1] 1:38.35 (8.83) [3] 1:41.74 (10.00) [4] 1:41.84 (9.89) [7] 1:43.79 (10.51) [8] 1:44.46 (10.11) [5] 1:41.98 (10.01)
10 [6] 1:54.20 (10.61) [1] 1:49.01 (10.42) [2] 1:49.42 (11.06) [4] 1:52.70 (10.96) [3] 1:52.68 (10.84) [7] 1:54.31 (10.52) [8] 1:54.55 (10.09) [5] 1:53.72 (11.74)
11 [8] 2:05.30 (11.10) [1] 1:58.69 (9.68) [2] 1:58.83 (9.41) [4] 2:04.30 (11.59) [5] 2:04.42 (11.74) [7] 2:05.26 (10.94) [6] 2:04.98 (10.43) [3] 2:04.09 (10.37)
12 [8] 2:16.22 (10.92) [1] 2:08.27 (9.57) [2] 2:08.56 (9.73) [4] 2:15.56 (11.25) [5] 2:15.72 (11.29) [7] 2:16.09 (10.83) [6] 2:15.79 (10.80) [3] 2:14.23 (10.13)
13 [8] 2:28.34 (12.11) [1] 2:17.92 (9.65) [2] 2:18.21 (9.64) [4] 2:27.44 (11.88) [5] 2:27.66 (11.93) [7] 2:28.21 (12.11) [6] 2:27.79 (12.00) [3] 2:24.07 (9.84)
14 [8] 2:40.97 (12.62) [1] 2:28.40 (10.47) [2] 2:28.46 (10.24) [5] 2:40.37 (12.92) [6] 2:40.42 (12.75) [7] 2:40.74 (12.53) [4] 2:40.16 (12.36) [3] 2:33.51 (9.43)
15 [8] 2:54.23 (13.25) [2] 2:40.85 (12.45) [1] 2:40.77 (12.30) [5] 2:53.47 (13.09) [4] 2:53.34 (12.92) [7] 2:54.00 (13.26) [6] 2:53.47 (13.31) [3] 2:42.93 (9.42)
16 [8] 3:06.51 (12.28) [2] 2:53.76 (12.91) [3] 2:53.87 (13.10) [4] 3:04.37 (10.90) [5] 3:05.82 (12.48) [6] 3:06.07 (12.06) [7] 3:06.24 (12.77) [1] 2:53.70 (10.76)
17 [8] 3:18.51 (12.00) [2] 3:05.85 (12.08) [3] 3:06.32 (12.44) [4] 3:14.38 (10.00) [6] 3:18.08 (12.25) [5] 3:17.83 (11.75) [7] 3:18.29 (12.04) [1] 3:05.39 (11.69)
18 [8] 3:30.09 (11.58) [3] 3:17.99 (12.14) [1] 3:17.78 (11.46) [4] 3:23.97 (9.59) [6] 3:29.43 (11.35) [5] 3:29.38 (11.55) [7] 3:29.84 (11.55) [2] 3:17.89 (12.49)
19 [8] 3:40.21 (10.12) [1] 3:29.13 (11.14) [2] 3:29.21 (11.43) [4] 3:33.44 (9.46) [6] 3:39.42 (9.98) [5] 3:39.20 (9.81) [7] 3:39.99 (10.14) [3] 3:29.53 (11.64)
20 [8] 3:49.97 (9.75) [1] 3:39.11 (9.97) [2] 3:39.34 (10.12) [4] 3:43.58 (10.14) [6] 3:49.12 (9.70) [5] 3:49.01 (9.81) [7] 3:49.54 (9.55) [3] 3:39.79 (10.26)
21 [8] 3:59.72 (9.75) [1] 3:49.07 (9.95) [2] 3:49.09 (9.75) [4] 3:54.28 (10.69) [5] 3:59.03 (9.90) [6] 3:59.05 (10.03) [7] 3:59.45 (9.91) [3] 3:49.37 (9.58)
22 [8] 4:09.84 (10.12) [3] 3:59.13 (10.06) [2] 3:59.09 (10.00) [4] 4:04.33 (10.05) [6] 4:09.13 (10.09) [5] 4:09.05 (10.00) [7] 4:09.52 (10.06) [1] 3:58.98 (9.61)
23 [8] 4:20.00 (10.16) [2] 4:09.14 (10.00) [1] 4:09.08 (9.98) [4] 4:14.49 (10.16) [6] 4:19.27 (10.13) [5] 4:19.20 (10.15) [7] 4:19.70 (10.18) [3] 4:09.46 (10.47)
24 [8] 4:30.54 (10.53) [2] 4:19.29 (10.15) [1] 4:19.23 (10.15) [4] 4:24.65 (10.15) [5] 4:29.80 (10.53) [6] 4:29.82 (10.62) [7] 4:30.18 (10.48) [3] 4:19.44 (9.98)
25 [7] 4:40.77 (10.22) [2] 4:29.80 (10.51) [1] 4:29.74 (10.51) [4] 4:35.28 (10.62) [5] 4:39.38 (9.58) [8] 4:40.85 (11.02) [6] 4:40.28 (10.09) [3] 4:30.08 (10.63)
26 [6] 4:50.52 (9.74) [3] 4:40.27 (10.46) [1] 4:38.42 (8.67) [4] 4:46.27 (10.99) [5] 4:48.53 (9.14) [8] 4:50.77 (9.92) [7] 4:50.58 (10.30) [2] 4:39.82 (9.74)
27 [6] 4:59.723 (9.21) [3] 4:50.833 (10.57) [1] 4:48.444 (10.03) [4] 4:57.104 (10.84) [5] 4:58.670 (10.14) [7] 5:01.258 (10.49) [8] 5:02.246 (11.67) [2] 4:50.114 (10.30) |
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Post by number1fan on Mar 8, 2009 10:38:01 GMT -5
whooo hooo; JR takes the silver overall......what an accomplishment for his first Worlds.  |
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Post by susie on Mar 8, 2009 10:41:16 GMT -5
Boy, the Korean announcers are going through that 3000 with a fine-tooth comb. They are really looking closely at JR -- as well they should.
I have to wonder if Apolo's equipment issues hampered him at this World Champs.
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Post by number1fan on Mar 8, 2009 10:46:04 GMT -5
we'll just have to wait and see what apolo says about his performance.
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Post by susie on Mar 8, 2009 10:47:03 GMT -5
It looks like the ladies' relay is up.
Wow, Coach Jae put Aly Dudek in!
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Post by mtnme on Mar 8, 2009 10:48:29 GMT -5
I agree -I had a hard time following. the small screen makes them all look like ants and the large screen is so fuzzy that unless the camera is right up close and personal, I couldn't follow who was who. But Great Job JR - you little cutie, you!  Apolo, we still love ya, and hopefully this is just part of a bigger 'plan'.  justsayin' - *howling with laughter*...yeah, I noticed the worn out inner thign pad too! Them's some legs he's got there! Kick butts on the relay...and it's on to defending their World Team title. |
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Post by floridafan on Mar 8, 2009 10:49:19 GMT -5
let's hope it is just equipment issues... and not health-related! don't think we've seen all that he has to give yet, though... perhaps this is part of the strategy, letting the others get exposure... think he is happy being on the "fringes", just out of scrutiny... boy, the Koreans have GREAT TV coverage, don't they? sheesh... what a shame we cannot...
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Post by tdav on Mar 8, 2009 10:49:57 GMT -5
With the exception of J.R. and Lee's overall finishes, I'm sorry but this was a sucky world championship. Just the venue, the skating, and everything.
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Post by floridafan on Mar 8, 2009 10:50:39 GMT -5
if I right-click on the small screen, get the option of going to full-screen... lose a little in definition, but still can see better! :>)
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Post by bubblebuttsbabe on Mar 8, 2009 10:53:55 GMT -5
ah, i'm trying really hard not be a debbie downer about this, but i'm kind of sad that apolo didn't do better and the only reason for this is because this worlds might be his last. after the last two olys he's always opted out of worlds and i'm sure that if he does retire next year, he won't be going to worlds. i just wish it had been better for him.
however, like number1 said, i'll probably feel better once apolo says something. lol.
ANYWAY, omg - GO JR!!!! goodness that is so freakin' awesome. and to lee, all things considered, knowing he's always been #2, i'm very happy he made it on top this time around. and lastly, hamelin, see you in vancouver - cause you totally represented this weekend. :]
CONGRATS EVERYONE. ;D
oh, ON TO WORLD TEAMS!! :]
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Post by number1fan on Mar 8, 2009 10:54:02 GMT -5
WOMENS - 3000 M RELAY - FINALS - RESULTS
Heat 1
1 1 CHINA CHN 4:10.531 GOLD
2 3 KOREA KOR 4:11.837 SILVER
3 4 CANADA CAN 4:12.506 BRONZE
4 2 UNITED STATES USA 4:12.572 
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