British Championships 2002

[melanieuk]

Entries and timetable of the British Figure Skating Championships, to be held at the Dumfries Ice Bowl, 3 - 7th December, can be found at NISA of UK (http://www.iceskating.org.uk/) .
Click on EVENTS, then BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIPS to see information.

[Intensity20]

Tammy Sear is back? I thought she turned pro. And where's Zoe Jones?

[twinkle]

I can't actually get into the NISA website, the front page comes up but there's nothing to press to enter the site and the bar at the bottom always says one item still remaining. It seems like other people can see the site, any ideas what's wrong?

[tdnuva]

The problem with the NISA web site is that they use Java - and many people have that technique deactivated in their browser - like me. If someone who is able to enter the site could list the names here? Or perhaps you have a direct link to the listing?

[Jim D]

British Championship Entries

Senior

Men:
James Black
Neil Bone
David Hartley
Simon Surridge
Christopher Tees
Scott Trowbridge
Matthew Wilkinson
Neil Wilson

Ladies:
Sarah Daniels
Danielle Guppy
Kathryn Hedley
Vikki Hodges
Jennifer Holmes
Jenna McCorkell
Victoria McCormick
Tamsin Sear
Claire Smith
Wendy Wilson - Wardle

Pairs:
No Entries

Ice Dance:
Charlotte Clements & Phillip Poole
Marika Humphries & Vitaliy Baranov
Sinead Kerr & John Kerr
Pamela O'Connor & Jonathon O'Dougherty
Phillipa Towler-Green & Robert Burgerman

Junior

Men:
Luke Flint
John Hamer
Mark Hanretty
Robert Murray
Robert Paxton
Alex Wilde

Ladies:
Stephanie Allwright
Fay Brindle
Kerrie Brown
Rebecca Collett
Letitia Ford
Melissa McGlynn
Katrina More-Molyneux
Christina Park
Isobel Reeve
Toni-Lee Sykes
Lauren Walker
Joanna Webber

Pairs:
Nicola McNab & Matthew Herbert
Stephanie Smith & Jaymes Monte

Ice Dance:
Kira Geil & Andrew Smykowski
Louisa Hicks & Harry Souter
Michelle Royds & Darren Powell
Candice Towler-Green & James Phillipson
Nicola Trippick & Damon Latimer

PRIMARY

Men:
Nicholas Buckland
Brendan Dorrian
Elliott Hilton
Daniel Horsfield
Matthew Parr
Thomas Paulsen
David Richardson
Matthew Russell
Simon Waller

LADIES
Jody Annandale
Beverly Carstairs
Susanna Burieko
Alessandro Doddato
Jessica Haywood
Antoinette Hempel
Jessica Hitchmough
Sophie Johnson
Leanne Kristiansen
Laura Matthews
Naomi Miles
Lauren Moser

Pairs:
Daniella Finch & Perry Drake
Shannon Loane & Alexander Tait
Shelley Tiapsell & Kirrill Teslia

Ice Dance:
Naomi Hitchmough & Owen Edwards
Laura Morris & David Taylor
Elizabeth Schofield & Jamie Burns
Lucy Strange & Lloyd Jame
Brydie Nevatte
Catherine Parkinson
Karla Quinn
Bryony Sheridan
Pauline Smith
Shannon Waring

[tdnuva]

Thanks very much! :)

[melanieuk]

Is anyone going?

[melanieuk]

Originally posted by Intensity20
Tammy Sear is back? I thought she turned pro. And where's Zoe Jones?

If she did, she didn't stay long.....Tamsin was 4th last year.
She'll be looking for a medal place.
So will Jenna and V Hodges.
Claire Smith looks very beautiful on the ice. I hope her 2axel and 3jumps are lovely on the day. :D
Zoe Jones hasn't been competing (at least not in the qualifiers for British championships) this year.

Who's going to take the Senior Ladies medal???

This is a complete guess, because I don't know if the judges would "allow" a new senior to win it.


1st Jenna McCorkell
2nd Vikki Hodges
3rd Danielle Guppy
4th Claire Smith/Tamsin Sear

[icenut84]

Mel - what about Jennifer Holmes? You skate at her rink don't you? How's she skating? Just wondered, because she was silver medallist in 00 or 01 (?), and you don't have her listed in your guess for the top 4.

Jim D - thanks!! I can never get into the NISA site either, so I'm glad you posted the entries. Some of them skate at my rink! :) Now lets hope the BBC show some coverage (unlikely).

[melanieuk]

Jennifer is still around and skating, (I hardly ever see her at the times I skate - though we share the same coach), but not doing so great in her comps this year up till now. That's the reason I don't have her in the top 5 - as a few of these ladies have placed above her this year.

Claire & Pauline Smith are skating here too. Claire may not have the technical ability (jumps) consistent, but she is sograceful and beautiful on the ice. Her spins are nice too.

[AnnieD]

Well I'm going Mel, but you already know that! (incidentally, I checked our tickets and I think we're sitting just about beside each other!!!). I haven't seen Jennifer skate for ages, how's she skating lately? I totally agree with you about Claire though, she is fantastic to watch, beautiful extension, lovely Biellman, just a really nice style to watch. I hope she does well at Nationals.

[haribobo]

Thanks for posting this list and the interesting info, everyone! Does anyone have info on Matthew Davies or Alan Street? Are they just taking the year off, or are they injured, or have quit?

[Tony Wheeler]

Alan Street was injured I believe after the 2001 season and decided to retire because he couldn't get healthy, if I remember right.

As far as I know, Matt Davies is still skating. I think he goes to Mariposa each summer..


For senior ladies, I think (and hope!) Jenna McCorkell will win the gold. She's had a solid fall and I really think she could be a real surprise in Europeans and Senior Worlds, granted that she goes. :)

[Aaron W]

I really don't have much knowledge on the skaters competing here, but can someone who does have more knowledge make a guess on who will win the senior men's competition? I remember watching Neil Wilson in Vancouver and he had some really great spins and looked at that point to be getting close on the triple axel. Does he appear to be the front runner?

[oubik]

Maybe try the direct link with all the necessary infos:

http://www.bita-uk.com/British2002.html

[twinkle]

Does anyone know what happened to Tristan Cousins?

[viennese]

"Luke Flint" is an absurdly cool name.

[Thrilla]

good luck to Sinead and John Kerr...senior dance

[melanieuk]

Tristan Cousins was injured, I believe.
I saw him spectating and supporting at Ayr earlier this year.

The Kerrs could get their silver back. :D

[melanieuk]

Originally posted by Aaron W
I really don't have much knowledge on the skaters competing here, but can someone who does have more knowledge make a guess on who will win the senior men's competition? I remember watching Neil Wilson in Vancouver and he had some really great spins and looked at that point to be getting close on the triple axel. Does he appear to be the front runner?

Matthew Wilkinson is pretty close to 3axel. I'm sure there are others.

I might put my money on James Black for gold.

Hoping to see Mark Hanretty (Junior men) get a nice coloured medal, and also Sinead & John Kerr (Senior dance), Pauline Smith (junior ladies) Claire Smith (senior ladies).

I'm also sure Jenna McCorkell (if she skates well) will collect the gold at Senior level.

[HappySushiSk8]

What happened to Iain George this year. He was good skater with good skating on the ice.

[Intensity20]

My predictions:

SENIOR LADIES
1. Tammy Sear
2. Jenna McCorkell
3. Vikki Hodges
4. Danielle Guppy
5. Jennifer Holmes
6. Wendy Wilson-Wardle
7. Claire Smith
8. Kathryn Hedley
9. Victoria MacCormick
10. Sarah Daniels

SENIOR MEN
1. Neil Wilson
2. James Black
3. Christopher Tees
4. Matthew Wilkinson
5. David Hartley
6. Neil Bone
7. Simon Surridge
8. Scott Trowbridge

SENIOR DANCE
1. Humphreys/Baranov
2. Kerr/Kerr
3. O'Connor/O'Dougherty
4. Clements/Poole
5. Towler-Green/Bergerman

[Tony Wheeler]

Originally posted by HappySushiSk8
What happened to Iain George this year. He was good skater with good skating on the ice.

He had quit for a few months, I'm not sure exactly why, but he is back now. I thought he would skate in Nationals but maybe he didn't have enough time to prepare..

[melanieuk]

Jennifer Holmes isn't competing.

[Mrs Redboots]

Vikki Hodges was second last year - let's hope she can go one better this year! (Streatham claims her as its own as she often comes back to one of the coaches there when she needs a morale boost).

For senior dancers, apart from Marika and Vitaly, everybody else is pretty evenly matched, and anything could happen. Me, I'm hoping Phillipa and Robert do better than last year's 4th place (they would be happy to finish 4th, Phillipa said, and anything else would be gravy!). In the junior dance, Candi T-G and James Phillipson should retain their title, and set themselves a good foundation for going up to Seniors next season.

I don't know any of the other candidates, so I'm not risking any predictions there.....

[La Rhumba]

Isn't the NISA site c***? 8O

Is it clear if Neil Wislon is eligible to compete? As he hasn't fulfilled the qualifying criteria has he?

Also, icenut re Jennifer Holmes - she's no longer skating competitively at the highest level, as due to college and work committments, she hasn't the time.

I hope Marika and Vitaliy can compete, and Vitaliy's injured knee will have healed in time for the start of the Senior Dance on Friday.

GOOD LUCK ALL!!!!!!:D

Ooh, and Annie D - have a great time! Don't forget the reports please!!:D

[janet]

Neil Wilson has definitely qualified to compete. We said goodbye to him as he and his coach left for the airport yesterday evening.


Jan

[twinkle]

Could someone post the results here when they come up on the website?

I can't get into the NISA site so I would be really grateful.

[bcskater]

GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK GOOD LUCK NEIL!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mrs Redboots]

YESSSSSSS!!!!! Candi and James have retained their title! :D :D :D

[twinkle]

PLEASE could someone post the entire results so far???? :)

I can't see the website and this is driving me crazy!!!

[La Rhumba]

Twinkle - I tried to copy and paste the results so far for you, but the evil site won't allow it - I couldn't copy??? :?: :evil: So if anyone else can get around it, that'd be great, and you can't post a direct link either! NISA, please do something about that dreadful site. 8O

Jan - Glad to hear Neil Wilson is competing - is that Kevin Bursey he has come with as his coach?
Good Luck! I love Neil's skating.:D

Finally from me,

GOOD LUCK TO STEPHANIE SMITH AND JAYMES MONTE IN THE JUNIOR PAIRS GO FOR GOLD!!!!!!!!!:D

[janet]

La Rhumba -

I am not sure if you are aware or not but Neil has been training in Canada since Worlds 2001. He came to Vancouver for Worlds and just never went home LOL !! Seriously though he is a wonderful guy to have around the rink.
Anyway, Neil takes from Joanne McLeod (Emanuel Sandhu's coach) and Jill-Marie Harvey. It is Jill-Marie that is making the trip with him to British Nationals.

Jan

[twinkle]

La Rhumba- ok thanks for trying

If anyone can remember any of the results for Primary men, Junior Dance and Junior men those are the ones I am particularly interested in.

The NISA website wasn't that great before but there was occasionally something useful on it, now I can't see it at all, and I can't get in to send an e-mail complaining either.

[max]

I have to agree the NISA site has gone from worse to worse. In fact some of the information on it now is not even as uptodate as the information that was there before they amended it.

However, to look at the results without getting going through the NISA site try this link:-

http://www.johnds.com/British/index.html

[Mrs Redboots]

Originally posted by twinkle
La Rhumba- ok thanks for trying

If anyone can remember any of the results for Primary men, Junior Dance and Junior men those are the ones I am particularly interested in.
I do know that Candi Towler-Green and James Phillipson retained their title.

The NISA website wasn't that great before but there was occasionally something useful on it, now I can't see it at all, and I can't get in to send an e-mail complaining either. It is dreadful - but one gets in by using the navigation bar along the top, which is almost invisible unless you know to look for it! Mind you, it's not all that worth getting into.... You could always webmaster@iceskating.org.uk (email someone) and see if you get any joy

[La Rhumba]

Janet - Thanks for the up to date info on Neil Wilson. :D
I knew he had gone to Canada, but I thought he was training with his former coach, who also went to Canada, Kevin Bursey [who was in the Keyla Ohs and Brit Ice Girls documentary, you may've seen].

Max - Thanks so much for the direct link, which I've bookmarked. :D

Twinkle - I sent two emails to NISA recently, asking for specific info, and didn't even get a reply. :roll:

On a par with them are the dreaded BBC, who aren't even covering the Championships, so we won't get to see Neil or any of the skaters on TV. :cry:

Does anyone know if Marika and Vitaliy are able to compete after Vitaliy's injury at the NHK? :?: I hope so. :)

[janet]

La Rhumba-

I see Kevin around from time to time at various competitions. I know he is coaching somewhere in the Vancouver area, I just can't think of which club at the moment. But he doesn't currently coach at the Center of Excellence at all, which is where Neil is training, and where Keyla used to train, and where he brought UK skaters in the summers (and also where part of ice girls was shot !!).

Jan

[bcskater]

Kevin now coaches out of the Connaught SC in the lower mainland, he has a skater competing at the Western Challenge named Calvin Lefebvre, in Pre-Novice Men.

[max]

It is dreadful - but one gets in by using the navigation bar along the top, which is almost invisible unless you know to look for it!

Unfortunately due to the way it has been designed, the navigation bar only shows if you have downloaded macromedia onto your PC otherwise you just get the front page with no navigation bar.

At some point, someone will realise in NISA that the most important thing about a governing body website is not pretty design but content, content, content and a website that is accessible to all however old or slow your machine is.

Well done to Kerrie Brown from Sheffield who took Silver in the Junior Ladies.

Good Luck to David Hartley also from Sheffield who skates today in the Senior Men.

[Ritti]

Originally posted by La Rhumba
Is it clear if Neil Wislon is eligible to compete? As he hasn't fulfilled the qualifying criteria has he?
I had a chat with Wilson at Finlandia Trophy in October. He said he had to compete at one international competition in order to be able to go to Nationals. Finlandia didn't quite fit well into his training schedule but I guess that was his only choice so he had to go. I can't remember exactly what he said but it went something like this.
It would be great to see Wilson on Eurosport again, but the other British men at Europeans recently during Wilson's absence have been quite interesting to watch too!

[twinkle]

Well done JOHN HAMER, British Junior Champion :D

[melanieuk]

Senior men:
Neil Wilson
James Black
Matthew Wilkinson

Ladies:
Jenna McCorkell
Vikki Hodges
Kathryn Hedley

Junior Pairs:
1st Stephanie Smith & Jaymes Monty

Senior Dance
P. O'Connor & J O'Docherty
Sinead Kerr & John Kerr
Charlotte CLEMENTS & Phillip POOLE
Phillipa TOWLER-GREEN & Robert BURGERMAN

[janet]

Yay Neil !!!!

Iceprincesstrey

[melanieuk]

Junior ladies

Rebecca COLLETT BLAC 1.5 1 1
2 Kerrie BROWN SHEF 4.0 2 3
3 Joanna WEBBER SWIN 5.0 6 2
4 Lauren WALKER EK 5.5 3 4
5 Katrina MORE-MOLYNEUX BASI 7.5 5 5
6 Toni-Lee SYKES COVE 9.5 7 6
7 Christina PARK BLAC 11.0 8 7
8 Fay BRINDLE WHIT 11.0 4 9
9 Stephanie ALLWRIGHT BASI 12.5 9 8
10 Letitia FORD BOUR 15.5 11 10
11 Isobel REEVE MONT 17.0 12 11
12 Melissa McGLYNN COVE 17.0 10 12

Junior men
FPl. Name Club Points SP FS
1 John HAMER GILL 2.5 3 1
2 Robert MURRAY EK 3.0 2 2
3 Mark HANRETTY EK 4.5 1 4
4 Alex WILDE NOTT 5.0 4 3
5 Robert PAXTON IOW 8.0 6 5
6 Luke FLINT COV 8.5 5 6


Senior ladies
Jenna McCORKELL COVE 1.5 1 1
2 Vikki HODGES COVE 4.0 4 2
3 Kathryn HEDLEY DUND 4.0 2 3
4 Danielle GUPPY BLAC 5.5 3 4
5 Sarah DANIELS SOLI 8.5 5 6
6 Claire SMITH CENT 9.0 8 5
7 Victoria McCORMICK NOTT 10.0 6 7
8 Wendy WILSON - WARDLE DUND 11.5 7 8

Junior Dance
FPl. Name Club Points C1 C2 OD FD
1 Candice TOWLER-GREEN / James PHILLIPSON STRE 2.0 1 1 1 1
2 Nicola TRIPPICK / Damon LATIMER PETE 4.0 2 2 2 2
3 Kira GEIL / Andrew SMYKOWSKI BRAC 7.0 3 3 3 4
4 Michelle ROYDS / Darren POWELL BLAC 7.2 4 5 4 3
5 Louisa HICKS / Harry SOUTER BRAC 9.6 4 4 5 5

Senior men
1 Neil WILSON N/A 1.5 1 1
2 James BLACK NOTT 3.0 2 2
3 Matthew WILKINSON NOTT 6.0 6 3
4 David HARTLEY SHEF 6.0 4 4
5 Simon SURRIDGE MILT 6.5 3 5
6 Christopher TEES BLAC 9.5 7 6
7 Neil BONE DUND 9.5 5 7
8 Scott TROWBRIDGE ABER 12.0 8 8

[melanieuk]

Originally posted by La Rhumba
Isn't the NISA site c***? 8O

Is it clear if Neil Wislon is eligible to compete? As he hasn't fulfilled the qualifying criteria has he?
People are saying he didn't fulfill qualifying criteria, like you say. Interestingly, there's not a club/rink attached to his name on the results page. Well worth seeing the 3axel though! ;)

I hope Marika and Vitaliy can compete, and Vitaliy's injured knee will have healed in time for the start of the Senior Dance on Friday.
Apparently/allegedly, Vitaliy is undergoing knee surgery in 2 weeks so won't be fit for Europeans.


Ooh, and Annie D - have a great time! Don't forget the reports please!!:D
I was sitting right next to Annie D and I can assure you that she has wonderfully complete reports for you all!

[La Rhumba]

Cheers for all the news Mel! :D

But am very sad for Marika and Vitaliy. :cry:
If fit, I hope they'll still be sent to Worlds.

Also am slightly surprised that the Kerrs didn't overtake in the FD - they seem to be preferred by the international judges this season, and beat Pam and Jon at the Golden Spin. :?:

Many Congrats to young Stephanie Smith and James Monte on their Junior Pairs Gold! :D Let's hope the talent that is there comes to fruition in the years ahead - we certainly need it in the Pairs.

Well Done to Claire Smith for pulling up to 6th in the Senior Ladies [5th in the Free] with the Centrum Rink palava to contend with.

YAY!!!!! For Neil Wilson!! We LOVE your spins and artistry Neil - LOL at his comments to Ritti at Finlandia - we're dying to see you on Eurosport again Neil!!!!!!:D

Thanks to the Canadian Fans for the updates on Kevin Bursey - Good Luck to him in the future. :D

Here's an excerpt from yesterday's Times - which appears to be the only newspaper covering the event 8O
From Angela Court, after Neil's SP for his Canadian friends and supporters. :D

"A much-improved Neil Wilson leads in the men’s event having performed a well-choreographed short programme that included a strong triple axel. The 24-year-old faulted the landing of the triple flip jump and had to struggle to combine it with the double toe loop, but the rest of his performance was skated with strength, plus a newfound confidence that looks to have come from transferring his training base to Canada.

“It wasn’t perfect, but I’m happy with my overall performance,” Wilson said. “I rushed the take-off on the triple flip but I felt good out there and I’m looking forward to the rest of the competition.”

:)

[bcskater]

way to go neil!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

[melanieuk]

Originally posted by La Rhumba
Also am slightly surprised that the Kerrs didn't overtake in the FD - they seem to be preferred by the international judges this season, and beat Pam and Jon at the Golden Spin. :?:
Yes. Do the British judges ever see eye to eye with the International ones though? In saying that, it was a 4 - 3 split, so it was close.
Personally, I thought the Kerrs did have a stronger Free dance, (as did half the stadium who gave them a standing ovation for it) but what do I/we know?
Yes the Kerrs beat O'C & O'D in the Free at Zagreb. The Kerrs had a move up (unusual in dance??) from 8th in CDs, 8th in OD then 5th for their Free, beating O'C & O'D by a place in the free.
This was the only result (2nd) that I was confused with.....:?:
They got some 5.5s for their timing and expression. :)
They'll get more international competitions and will shine there - and prove themselves to the British judges.

Many Congrats to young Stephanie Smith and James Monte on their Junior Pairs Gold! :D Let's hope the talent that is there comes to fruition in the years ahead - we certainly need it in the Pairs.
Yes, they show great promise. We can live in hope for their progression and success in pairs.

Well Done to Claire Smith for pulling up to 6th in the Senior Ladies [5th in the Free] with the Centrum Rink palava to contend with.
Claire made a great come back in the FP. She is probably one of the most elegant young ladies on the ice - absolutely beautiful to watch. Her spins and basic skating are very strong.
The judges recognised her artistry and gave her 4.4s when her technical was as low as 1.9 in the SP! 8O

YAY!!!!! For Neil Wilson!! We LOVE your spins and artistry Neil -
Great to see a good jumper as well as a great spinner. Spins were fast with challenging positions.

[La Rhumba]

:D Mel - Thank you so much for all the details and news from Dumfries, and report of the 4/3 split in the Dance - so it was close [as there are no marks available only placings].

So happy to hear that Neil's jumps have improved since he last competed internationally - the move to Canada was worth it. :D

Glad you all had a good time and enjoyed the skating, we really appreciated your reports, as without the internet, we wouldn't know what the Dickens is going on in the UK! 8O

[melanieuk]

AnnieD has ALL the marks, La Rhumba.
We were gutted as we realised one judge made the difference. This also happened to them in 2000, when they won silver - a spilt.
So annoying about the lack of marks / information on the Internet.

Did I mention that Jenna McCorkell has (reportedly) landed 3axel - all the way round - in recent months?
Well we did see her try them in practise before her competition.
It looked to be all the way round but her free foot was getting stuck on the landing (it was still in jumping/backspin position), and down she went. She also managed to land on one foot, but it looked a bit short. Very impressive attempts though. :P

[La Rhumba]

:D Fantastic News about Jenna! Thanks Mel! :D

Why isn't she being considered for the BBC Young Sports Personality Award on the TV tonight? They have included a Gymnast, A Shooter [!] and Wayne Rooney, the Everton Footballer - why not Jenna, when she's won a Junior GP Medal this season? That's how high the Skating profile is in the UK! :roll:

She sounds a very determined girl, as is clear in her interview with Angela Court after the SP - here's an extract from The Times.

__________________________________________________ ___


McCorkell establishes lead despite fall on triple lutz
By Angela Court



JENNA McCORKELL outskated the opposition to take an early lead in the women’s competition on the opening day of the British Figure Skating Championships with an encouraging, if not perfect, short programme.
The 16-year-old, who trains in Coventry, fell on her opening triple lutz jump, which she had planned to combine with a double toe loop, but recovered well to complete a solid solo triple loop jump plus a double axel.

Despite the fall, McCorkell was clearly superior to the rest of the field and received first-place votes from all seven judges. “I hesitated on the lutz, which caused me to fall, but that made me fight harder for the rest of the programme,” McCorkell said later.

“Once I was back on my feet I told myself; ‘OK you let that one go, but you’re not going to let the other jumps go too.’ I was determined to fight.” Kathryn Hedley, from Dundee, and Danielle Guppy, from Blackburn, are second and third respectively heading into this afternoon’s free-skating section.

__________________________________________________ ____

That's what we need, but I hope she's not pushed too far too soon, as Jenna expressed a wish to go to Junior Worlds next March, which I hope she will be allowed to do, and join the full Senior scene next season.

__________________________________________________ _______


December 06, 2002

McCorkell is aiming to put Britain back in the loop
By Sarah Potter - [Dennis, the Playwright's daughter!]


“I’d like to do the junior worlds in the Czech Republic next March,” she said. “But I’m competing in these championships as a senior for the first time, so I’ll see what happens. All rinks are different but a lot of figure skating is in the head. When people fall in competitions it’s because of the pressure. Everyone can do the stuff, it’s who can stay calm on the day. I just want to go out and skate my best and hopefully that’ll be good enough.”

____________________________________________

Thank Heavens for some positive news from British Skating!


:D :D :D

[melanieuk]

Courtesy of AnnieD, here are the Free Dance marks:



Pamela & Jonathon

judge 1) 5.2, 5.4 = 10.6
judge 2) 5.1, 5.4 = 10.5
judge 3) 5.1, 5.3 = 10.4
judge 4) 5.3, 5.5 = 10.8
judge 5) 5.0, 5.2 = 10.2
judge 6) 5.3, 5.4 = 10.7
judge 7) 5.0, 5.2 = 10.2

Sinead & John

judge 1) 5.1, 5.4 = 10.5
judge 2) 4.9, 5.5 = 10.4
judge 3) 5.3, 5.5 = 10.8
judge 4) 5.1, 5.5 = 10.6
judge 5) 5.2, 5.5 = 10.7
judge 6) 5.2, 5.4 = 10.6
judge 7) 5.2, 5.5 = 10.7

[Tony Wheeler]

McCorkell will go to Europeans & Junior Worlds, with the Senior Worlds being a possible option, depending on how she feels after the first two events.

[melanieuk]

Great news!!
Go Jenna!:lol:

[melanieuk]

Photos and videos of this years British Championships can be ordered from
Ice Photo (http://www.icephoto.co.uk) .



Please contact Peter & Gwyn Davies on 0208 245 8769.
Prices depend on what is ordered.

PS I got this from :

BITA web site (http://www.bita-uk.com/British2002.html)

[La Rhumba]

Thanks for all the fantastic news Tony and Mel! :D

YAY!!!JENNA! :D [Can't wait to see you on Eurosport] :)

Cheers for all the FD marks - Wow! That was VERY close wasn't it? ;)

Great news that videos are available! Thanks for all the links and contact numbers! :o
What a shame they couldn't video the Queen's Gala in July :(

You've done a sterling job keeping us in touch! :bow:

[La Rhumba]

There's a superb report written by Annie D of the Brits here:

http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1999&perpage=15&pagenumber=1

Well worth reading! :lol: