Madeline Schiza’s flawless short program puts Canada into the final round of Monday’s figure skating team event
A fabulous Olympic debut by teenager Madeline Schizas put Canada into the final round of figure skating’s team event at the Beijing Games.
“ have been a real goal of mine, especially this past season, knowing that … I could quite possibly qualify,” said Schizas, who captured her first Canadian title last month. “And so just getting out there, it made me so happy and so excited to represent my country and I was really happy I represented them well.”
“Really shaky,” Sadovsky said. “I was fighting for every element. I guess I just didn’t feel comfortable. Definitely not the outcome I hoped for. It’s been a long year of training, I’ve had some good skates, some not so good skates, but this one is definitely closer to not so good.Japan’s Yuma Kagiyama scored 208.94 for first, while Mark Kondratiuk of Russia was second , and American Vincent Zhou took third .
Messing is en route to Beijing via Milan after passing the required four COVID-19 tests. He’s scheduled to arrive Monday, a day before the men’s singles event begins with the short program.the reigning world bronze medallists, were fourth in the rhythm dance of the team event on Friday, while Kirsten Moore-Towers and Michael Marinaro were fifth in pairs, moving Canada into sixth going into Sunday.
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