SPORTPLEXE PIERREFONDS | PIERREFONDS, QC
SEPTEMBER 14-16, 2023
https://skatecanada.ca/2023-autumn-classic-international/
SEPTEMBER 14-16, 2023
https://skatecanada.ca/2023-autumn-classic-international/
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00:00:30 We're here with Diana and Maxime
00:00:42 to talk about your programs for this season.
00:00:45 So tell me about your short program
00:00:48 for the 2023-24 season.
00:00:50 So for our short program this year,
00:00:53 we decided to go with a French song
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00:00:59 So we want a tribute for the Quebec population
00:01:03 'cause I'm from there.
00:01:05 So we go with "Donnez-moi de l'oxygène"
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00:01:10 But we also take a different version for that song,
00:01:13 which is from Cirque du Soleil.
00:01:15 So it's also another tribute for Quebec.
00:01:18 So that music represents power for us and speed,
00:01:22 and that's what we want to represent this year.
00:01:25 We want to--we do want to improve that a lot from last season.
00:01:29 So that music will be a good vehicle for us.
00:01:32 Yeah, we felt like we would be remiss
00:01:35 to not pay tribute to world being not only in Canada
00:01:39 but in the place where Maxime was born and was raised
00:01:42 and in the language that he grew up speaking.
00:01:45 He didn't learn English till he was in his 20s.
00:01:47 And so, you know, we felt we'd be quite remiss
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00:01:52 to the fact that it was there.
00:01:54 And this song is very powerful.
00:01:57 It's all about give me oxygen, give me life, give me energy.
00:02:01 And that's what we want to give the crowd is energy, power, speed,
00:02:05 and very in-your-face skating.
00:02:07 So you talked a little bit about improving your speed and power.
00:02:10 So was that a focus from last season,
00:02:13 or are these blocks that you've been planning to build along the way?
00:02:17 So I tend to never look behind
00:02:20 and never look at maybe what I've already achieved
00:02:23 but look forward and look at what I need to get better at
00:02:26 and what I want to achieve to be at the top of the podium on a world stage.
00:02:30 And it was very evident to me about halfway through the season last year
00:02:34 that this was something that we needed to work on
00:02:37 the second that this particular season was over.
00:02:40 After programs have been constructed, it's really hard to change things.
00:02:44 It can affect elements and a multitude of different things.
00:02:47 So the second the season was over,
00:02:49 that was our primary focus was speed and power into every element.
00:02:55 We want to give you something different than what you're seeing from every other team.
00:02:59 So when we do an element, you go, "Wow," every single time.
00:03:03 So we're really proud of the work that we did.
00:03:06 We had a very short off-season.
00:03:08 Our season didn't finish until May,
00:03:10 and we got a lot done in the short three months
00:03:13 before we were coming to Seascape Canada.
00:03:16 So what sort of things when you compete with this program
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00:03:24 Is this a program set, or is it something that is going to start
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00:03:30 For sure, we want a greater score.
00:03:33 We want to aim at least for 75 this year in the short program.
00:03:37 Obviously, from last year, some elements in the short program value less points.
00:03:42 So in that regard, it's always difficult to put a mark on what we want.
00:03:48 But we say, "Okay, that's what we aim for this year, and let's go for it."
00:03:52 So I just want to ask one more thing,
00:03:54 because you talked about the power and the speed, which will be a focus.
00:03:57 How do you balance that with the artistry and the performance?
00:04:01 I know Julie is very much about performance too.
00:04:04 We work with Julie basically on a daily basis,
00:04:07 so she's always staying on top of us for the emotion
00:04:11 and the other components of what makes skating so unique in and of itself.
00:04:15 And we also have a theater coach that we work with four hours a week.
00:04:19 And it's very exhausting work.
00:04:21 I joke with Maxine, we always say we have a newfound respect for actors and actresses,
00:04:26 because it's not taxing on the body per se,
00:04:30 but the amount of work to give an emotion to a movement is very exhausting.
00:04:35 And so we hope that we can show that improvement as well,
00:04:39 and balance the two things, both the speed and the artistic impression
00:04:43 and the emotion behind it.
00:04:45 So we've worked on a lot of different avenues.
00:04:47 We're coming at you with hopefully a lot of new things.
00:04:50 And my goal is always that, since I've started skating pairs,
00:04:54 is that I want to look different every year.
00:04:56 I don't ever want to stay stagnant.
00:04:58 And I think that we've accomplished that this season.
00:05:00 Well, we're looking forward to seeing you.
00:05:02 We wish you the best of luck.
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00:05:08 Hello, everyone, and welcome to Pierre Font Quebec
00:05:10 and the 2023 ISU Challenger Series here.
00:05:13 I'm your host, Ted Barton, along with my co-host, Joni McPhail.
00:05:16 Now, Joni, this event has happened eight times in the history,
00:05:21 started in Barrie, Ontario in 2014, no pairs in 2019, of course COVID in 2020.
00:05:27 So now we're back.
00:05:28 We are back.
00:05:29 And this is a really important competition on the calendar for these athletes
00:05:33 for many reasons.
00:05:34 First of all, for some, it's kick-starting their new season.
00:05:38 Some have new partnerships in pairs or dance.
00:05:41 They may be trying new elements and tricks that they haven't performed
00:05:44 in competition before.
00:05:45 And my favorite, athletes coming out of retirement, such as Scott and Tessa
00:05:50 in 2016 making their comeback leading up to the 2018 Olympic Games.
00:05:55 And we all know how that turned out.
00:05:57 So a very important competition.
00:05:59 Yeah, we also had Yuzuru Hanyu.
00:06:01 Remember the Japanese fans flying from Japan,
00:06:04 camping out on your rink doorstep in Oakville just to race to get in the building.
00:06:09 It was crazy.
00:06:10 We had that for two or three or four years, I think it was.
00:06:13 So that was an amazing time as well.
00:06:16 Now let's put the Challenger Series into context here.
00:06:18 Right now for the ISU, the Junior Grand Prix is happening.
00:06:21 It started in Bangkok, went to Linz, Austria, to Istanbul,
00:06:25 and right now is in Osaka, Japan.
00:06:27 Now the Challenger Series is in between the Junior Grand Prix and the Senior Grand Prix.
00:06:31 For those athletes moving out of the Junior Grand Prix,
00:06:33 there's really nowhere for them to go.
00:06:35 They're not going to get in the Senior Grand Prix right away.
00:06:37 And the Challenger Series allows for a bridge, if you will,
00:06:40 from junior to senior and also for world standing points.
00:06:43 It does.
00:06:44 The interesting thing is for those athletes who are moving up from junior to senior,
00:06:49 it's not an easy road because we have an amazing field here at this competition
00:06:54 where these young skaters are going to be up against some of the top skaters in the world.
00:06:58 Yeah, this is almost like a Senior Grand Prix entry,
00:07:00 so you're going to love this competition indeed.
00:07:03 So for example, in the pairs event, let's just talk about some of the athletes here.
00:07:07 We have Ryu Kimura and Ryuichi Kihara from Japan, the current world champions.
00:07:12 Diana Stiletto Dudek and Maxime Deschamps from Canada, fourth in the world championships.
00:07:18 In the men, Kevin Amos, fourth in the world championships.
00:07:22 And the quad god, Ilya Malinin from the United States, who was third.
00:07:27 OK, I want to stop you there.
00:07:29 Kevin Amos has got to be one of my favorite skaters.
00:07:31 Me too.
00:07:32 I mean, just unbelievable, regardless how he skates that day.
00:07:35 So innovative, so creative, and he wears his heart on his shoulder.
00:07:39 And you will see that in his performances.
00:07:42 Ilya Malinin, of course, we covered him on the Junior Grand Prix for a number of years.
00:07:45 Always was a good jumper.
00:07:46 Now he's a great competitor.
00:07:48 The quad god, the quad axel, first man in history to make that.
00:07:50 Go ahead.
00:07:51 And the women's event, current world champion, Kaori Sakamoto, also here.
00:07:55 So it is a stacked field for some of these athletes who are competing internationally for their first time.
00:08:00 And Kaori Sakamoto, two-time world champion, wins the second world title in Japan.
00:08:06 Now what? Think about the pressure.
00:08:08 How do you keep yourself motivated when you're a two-time world champion?
00:08:10 Hopefully we'll talk to some of these athletes throughout the week.
00:08:13 OK, so just a little bit of an update.
00:08:15 We will not be doing commentary on the skaters during this event.
00:08:19 We will be doing some shows, pre-event shows, and some interviews throughout as well.
00:08:25 So make sure you stay tuned for that.
00:08:27 However, we are preparing for the events coming up where we will bring you live commentary in English and French.
00:08:34 And on site at this event, we're actually training some new French commentators.
00:08:39 And we're going to bring you an exciting field of talent for those events.
00:08:42 Skate Canada International in Vancouver in October.
00:08:45 And the Canadian National Skating Championships from Calgary in January.
00:08:50 And we won't announce their names yet, but when you see these French commentators or former skaters, they're going to be brilliant.
00:08:56 A lot of fun, outstanding personalities, and a lot of experience as well.
00:08:59 OK, what's up next here is, besides watching the live stream, that's your part.
00:09:05 Besides watching the live stream, I know it's sunny outside in Pierrefonds, but it's also cooled off.
00:09:11 So it would be a great way to spend a day coming down and watching not only some of the best skaters in the world,
00:09:18 but some of the rising stars and talent coming up as well.
00:09:21 We'd love to see you down here at the rink.
00:09:23 It's great watching online, and we're so proud of the live stream both in the ISU and here in Skate Canada.
00:09:28 But there's nothing like watching skating live.
00:09:30 It's so fast, it's so incredible.
00:09:32 You really don't quite get that feeling.
00:09:34 Well, better than nothing.
00:09:36 You know, if you can't see it, watch it online.
00:09:38 If you want to watch some great figure skating, come down here to Pierrefonds.
00:09:41 And we would also like to thank our sponsors.
00:09:43 Now, if you've watched us before, you know normally we have a lovely table with some flowers on it.
00:09:48 However, our set's a little bit different here.
00:09:50 So I've improvised, and I'm wearing flowers.
00:09:53 So our sponsors, CanadaFlowers.ca, Corporate Traveler, and of course, the Chicken Farmers of Canada.
00:10:00 We look forward to their sponsorships again this year.
00:10:02 So that's the start of this event.
00:10:04 Up next, the Pair Short, which starts right now.
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00:12:56 Good afternoon and welcome to the Sportplex Pierrefonds in Montreal, Quebec,
00:13:01 for the Challenger Series Autumn Classic International 2023.
00:13:07 This is an international competition as part of the Challenger Series in figure skating,
00:13:12 hosted by Skate Canada.
00:13:14 In just a few moments, we will start the Pairs Short Program.
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00:13:33 We would like to remind you that flash photography, as well as video recording and filming, is forbidden.
00:13:40 It is not permitted to throw any items to the ice at any time.
00:13:44 We thank you very much for your cooperation.
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00:13:54 The officials for this event, representing the International Skating Union,
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00:14:02 please welcome the referee, Jeff Lukasik.
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00:14:10 The judges. Judge number one, from the Netherlands, Jeroen Prins.
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00:14:18 Judge number two, from the United States of America, Peggy Graham.
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00:14:26 Judge number three, from Finland, Sara Eihardt.
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00:14:34 Judge number four, from Japan, Miwako Ando.
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00:14:42 Judge number five, from Canada, Nicole Leblanc-Richard.
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00:14:50 Judge number six, from France, Isabelle Pirolini.
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00:14:57 Judge number seven, from Norway, Espen Rotorud Runas.
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00:15:08 The technical panel, also representing the ISU.
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00:15:14 The technical controller, Devany Deck.
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00:15:22 The technical specialist, Caroline Meister-Gauthier.
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00:15:29 And Stephanie Lafleur-Morin.
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00:15:44 Please welcome the following skaters to the ice for a six-minute warm-up.
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00:16:00 From Canada, Tidens Deraninski and Rain Eberl.
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00:16:07 From the United States of America, Isabel Martins and Ryan Bedard.
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00:28:11 >> Please welcome the next skaters.
00:28:13 Representing Canada, Cadence Derniski and Rain Eberl.
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00:31:37 >> Please welcome the next skaters.
00:31:47 Representing Canada, Cadence Derniski and Rain Eberl.
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00:33:37 >> The scores please. Cadence Derniski and Rain Eberl from Canada have earned in the short program 52.76, which brings them currently in second place.
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00:34:07 >> Please welcome the next skaters. Representing the United States of America, Isabel Martins and Ryan Bedard.
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00:40:07 >> The scores, please. Isabel Martins and Ryan Bedard from the United States of America have earned a short program score of 51.49, which brings them currently in third place.
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00:46:57 >> Please welcome the next skaters.
00:47:07 Representing the Philippines, Isabella Gamez and Alexander
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00:51:07 >> From the Philippines, Isabella Gamez and Alexander Corobin.
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00:53:27 >> The scores, please. Isabella Gamez and Alexander Corobin from the Philippines have earned a short program score of 37.4, which brings them in fourth place.
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00:53:55 >> Please welcome the next skaters. From Austria, Sofia Schaller-Livio Mayer.
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00:59:54 >> Sofia Schaller and Livio Mayer of Austria have earned a short program score of 50.94, which brings them currently in fourth place.
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01:00:14 >> Please welcome the next skaters, representing France, Camille Kouvalef and Pavel Kouvalef.
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01:03:34 >> [APPLAUSE]
01:03:44 >> From France, Camille Kouvalef and Pavel Kouvalef.
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01:07:44 >> [APPLAUSE]
01:07:54 >> The scores, please.
01:07:58 Camille Kouvalef and Pavel Kouvalef from France have earned a short program score of 47.87,
01:08:08 which brings them currently in fifth place.
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01:08:34 >> There will now be a -- while the ice is resurfaced, the competition will resume at 5.50 p.m.
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01:11:24 >> The world's best are coming to Montreal in March 2024. For the first time in 92 years, the ISU World Figure Skating Championships return as Montreal welcomes the world to the Bell Center March 18th to 24th.
01:11:38 For the world championship titles in singles, spares, and ice dance, witness the power, precision, and passion as it unfolds on the ice. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.ca.
01:11:52 >> Hi, everyone. Mark your calendars. October 27th to 29th, very important event, Skate Canada International at the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Center. Why is it important? Because I'm skating in it.
01:12:04 So get your tickets. Doesn't matter where you're from. Final flight tickets. Find time. Arrange your calendar. I want to see you there. All right? See you there.
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01:20:50 >> Please welcome the following skaters to the ice for a six-minute warm-up.
01:20:59 From the United States of America, Chelsea Lu, Balazs Naj.
01:21:06 From Great Britain, Anastasia Vapenlaw and Luke Digby.
01:21:12 From Japan, Riku Miura, Luigi Kihara.
01:21:19 From Canada, Diana Sellado Dudek and Maxime Deschamps.
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01:25:54 >> [FOREIGN]
01:25:56 >> There is one minute remaining in this warm up.
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01:26:49 >> [FOREIGN]
01:26:59 >> Skaters, the warm up time has ended. Please leave the ice. Thank you.
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01:27:37 >> [FOREIGN]
01:27:45 >> Please welcome the next skaters.
01:27:47 >> Representing the United States of America, Chelsea Liu and Balazs Naj.
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01:31:13 >> From United State of America, Chelsea Liu and Balazs Naj.
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01:33:53 >> The scores, please. Chelsea Liu and Balazs Naj from the United States of America have earned a short program score of 56.09, which currently put them in second place.
01:34:03 >> [SPEAKING FRENCH]
01:34:19 >> Please welcome the next skaters. From Great Britain, Anastasia Vapenlaw and Luke Digby.
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01:37:47 >> From Great Britain, Anastasia Vapenlaw and Luke Digby.
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01:40:35 >> The scores, please. Anastasia Vapenlaw and Luke Digby from Great Britain have earned a short program score of 52.64, which brings them currently in fourth place.
01:40:45 >> [SPEAKING IN FRENCH]
01:40:55 >> Please welcome the next skaters. Representing Japan, Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara.
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01:44:25 >> From Japan, Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara.
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01:47:45 >> The scores, please.
01:47:49 >> Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara from Japan have earned a short program score of 59.13,
01:47:59 which brings them currently in first place.
01:48:03 >> [SPEAKING IN FRENCH]
01:48:17 >> Please welcome the final skaters.
01:48:19 Representing Canada, Diana Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps.
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01:51:55 >> From Canada, Diana Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps.
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