在2001年2月28日进行的自由滑比赛中,张丹张昊演绎了 Delibes 的芭蕾舞剧Coppelia《葛蓓莉亚》。在这套节目中他们成功完成了捻转四周,并获得冠军。这是中国的第一个世青赛冠军。
张丹张昊2001世青赛自由滑视频:
ISU的报道:
The first champions of the 2001 Junior Worlds were crowned in the Pairs’ event. First to skate inthe final flight were Yuko Kawaguchi/Alexander Markuntsov of Japan, who sat in second after the Short Program. They opened their “Spartacus” program with a death spiral, but then Kawaguchi fell on the side-by-side triple toeloop. The pair recovered to land a triple throw loop, triple throw Salchow, triple twist and another side-by-side triple toe. They also showed strong spiral sequences. Their marks went up to 5.4 for technique and to 5.6 for presentation.
Next up were the overnight leaders, China’s Dan Zhang/ Hao Zhang. They, too, opted for a death spiral as their first element, then reeled off a spectacular, almost lateral, quadruple twist, followed by side-by-side triple toeloops, a triple throw Salchow and triple throw loop. Dan Zhang only doubled the side-by-side triple Salchow in the routine set to Delibes’ ballet “Coppelia”, and their side-by-side spin was out of sync. This was the performance of the night. The Chinese scored marks ranging from 5.5 to 5.7 for technique and from 5.2 to 5.6 for presentation. They collected first place ordinals from all nine Judges. They are the first Chinese pair team ever to win an ISU Championships and it is the first pairs’ medal for China at a Junior World Figure Skating Championship.
The Chinese pair was followed by Kristen Roth/Michael McPhearson (USA), who stood in third after the Short Program. The Americans produced a solid skate that included a double twist, two side-by-side double Axels, a triple throw Salchow and double throw Axel. They remained in third while the Japanese couple claimed the silver medal. It is the first medal for Japan in pair skating at an ISU Championships.
“The audience was very good and supported us all the way through”, Hao Zhang said. “We did a clean quadruple twist for the first time this season, and we are very glad to be Junior World Champions.”
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