Sophie Joline von FELTEN (USA) | Junior Women Short Program | Wuxi 2024
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やはり、休み無しの連戦は15歳の体には相当厳しかったのでしょう。スロベニアから中国へ直接飛んでいらっしゃったのではないでしょうか。今は、島田さんの過去最強のライバルになられるであろう逸材が、疲れが残る体で無理をなさることによって怪我をなさることが本当に心配です。どうか無理しないで‼
I convinced that Ms VON FELTEN is the strongest rival of the currently invincible Ms Shimada Mao ever.Just like Ms Alysa Liu, who incorporated a 3A, a 3A & 2T, a 4Lz, and a 4Lz & 3T, I Predict she will take the junior world by storm with her Ultra highly difficult Skating.I'm Japanese, but I can feel so good the Very greatness of Sophie.
In the Juniors, the triple axel in SP has zero basic points, but he boldly put it in and it's amazing! I guess the strategy is that he can earn enough benefits in the free programme. He is an athlete whose future is very promising.
She put a triple axel because she intended to do a 3A+3T. But as ISU’s rules are sexist, she couldn’t earn any point for the 3A since she couldn’t add her combo, and couldn’t perform another combination later in the program. If there’s anyone to blame her it’s ISU.
@@mashaaa000she actually did earn 4 points from it if you look at the score sheets
Yeah I agreed that she had to adjust to the sudden change from Europe 🌍 to China, a long traveling distance without practicing made her jumping what she normally would do, but like everything, it is a learning process...
She was supposed to be home, but Mia withdrew and she was replaced unexpectedly internationally, so she was cheated out of her technique points because she didn't fall, but didn't landed those jumps smoothly, doubled footed and missed her combination, but the judges gave her two none technical component skills with a X that indicated that she missed that technical component skills and penalized the last jump, the triple flip, so as a result, she ended up in eleventh place.. but just me and what I witnessed..
Unfortunately, she would just skates for herself to the free program tomorrow and just has confidence in her training, and enjoying herself in the process, and she would be okay 👍!!!
Go Sophie and go all the way because we Americans are proud of you!!!! 😊😊😊
mia did not withdraw. they took an assignment away from her to give to sophie after her unexpected victory at the last assignment
@@KK-tg7rj I beg the differ: I read the scheduled and it was reported that Mia Kalin withdrew on 10/05 and that was a Saturday!!! Sophie just won the competition, but Mia Kalin withdrew and she probably would do seniors competition like Ava Zeigher who also withdrew...
Mia last year was a substitute so she might be a substitute for Ava Zeigher,
And how do you know that Mia Kalin was compelled to withdraw from competition..
I remembered Mia Kalin cancelled from Junior Nationals too...
So where did you get your information ℹ️?!!
@@gailjones1807mia is sixteen. she quite literally couldn’t compete in international seniors even if she wanted to. as for her withdrawal, this was supposed to be her only jgp event. i find it hard to believe that she’d just withdraw on a whim, coincidentally right after sophie’s victory in ljubljana put her in contention for the jgpf, coincidentally as usfs is struggling to get the junior ladies spots and momentum in scoring heading into to junior worlds to get more slot allocations for next season. it’s quite obvious that usfs was hoping that sophie would be able to deliver again here to get to the jgpf and get some much needed momentum
@@bkgic782 I agreed with you that Mis and I believe that she should have gone also since she was scheduled...
Thank you!!!
She was clearly mentally not prepared for the sudden assignment.
Sorry but no. If she had landed her first combo as she planned that wouldn’t have happened. If she was allowed to do a solo 3A that wouldn’t have happened either.
@@mashaaa000dude she just compete last week, she was suddenly called to compete, and couldn't train because she had to move to be here. Plus her program it's very difficult and due to the rules if she had a mistake on her combination she can't recover, it's not totally her fault
Why is she on the ice now she just won 5 days ago, that's very unfair to a teenager. They not doing that to Mao.
Your forgetting she is a teenager so who are you, your not her parents. She just won 5 days ago so it's very unfair for ISU to crunch another skate in less than a week. They not doing that to Mao. This is all one sided bull crap in figure skating and that's getting boring to see.
@@deeangel6396usfs changed her assignment at the last minute
SP:51.41 [TES:25.76 / PCS:25.65]
3A+COMBO(GOE−4.00) 2A(GOE+0.71) FCSp3(GOE+0.48) / 3F(GOE−1.67) StSq2(GOE+0.37) CCoSp4(GOE+0.75) LSp4(GOE+0.39)
When did you move to the USA? Who is on the list of trainers, and who is training now?
she needs a quad and a clean skate and a little better pcs for the free to at least podium but they have the better girls in this comp
So what ?I don’t see big deal -she is doing hardest jumps -steps out here and there -it’s all expected-she is junior skater after all -plenty of time to develop!Keep going !🇺🇸🙌
If she was a man that 3A would count. This time I'm pissed for her...the ISU needs to change that 3A rule for the women. Let women do solo 3A
This only applies to juniors by the way. Senior women can do solo 3A just fine in the short program
Under pressure the US skaters just crack
Stepped out on a triple flip too??? Mia Kalin really should have been here instead
Why was she penalised?
Why was she penalised?
Why was she penalised?
She needed to put the 3A in a combination or else it’s invalid. It was supposed to be 3A + 3T but her mistake on the first cost her the combo