goodbye for now...

i'm gonna take some time off, a little break. i've just finished high school, i gave so many exams that i just need a week or two of doing nothing haha. the blog will be back by the time of the grand prix final, see ya :)

p.s.: all the other results of the trophee eric bompard are here.

2008 TEB - Men's LP

Men - Long Program

1. Patrick Chan (CAN) 156.70 pts
   
2. Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 153.78 pts
   
3. Alban Preaubert (FRA) 149.20 pts
   
4. Brian Joubert (FRA) 147.38 pts
   
5. Brandon Mroz (USA) 124.02 pts
   
6. Peter Liebers (GER) 115.29 pts
   
7. Gregor Urbas (SLO) 112.86 pts
   
8. Andrei Lutai (RUS) 106.77 pts
   
9. Jialiang Wu (CHN) 106.62 pts
   
10. Ryan Bradley (USA) 106.27 pts
    
11. Igor Macypura (SVK) 103.62 pts
    
12. Yoann Deslot (FRA) 101.03 pts

Men - Final result

1. Patrick Chan (CAN) 238.09 pts
   
2. Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 230.78 pts
   
3. Alban Preaubert (FRA) 222.44 pts
   
4. Brian Joubert (FRA) 221.13 pts
   
5. Brandon Mroz (USA) 189.46 pts
   
6. Peter Liebers (GER) 176.88 pts
   
7. Ryan Bradley (USA) 175.62 pts
   
8. Jialiang Wu (CHN) 169.36 pts
   
9. Gregor Urbas (SLO) 167.87 pts
   
10. Igor Macypura (SVK) 165.20 pts
    
11. Andrei Lutai (RUS) 160.10 pts
    
12. Yoann Deslot (FRA) 156.68 pts
    

2008 TEB - Original Dance

Ice Dance - Original Dance

1. Federica Faiella & Massimo Scali (ITA) 55.79 pts
   
2. Sinead Kerr & John Kerr (GBR) 55.52 pts
   
3. Isabelle Delobel & Olivier Schoenfelder (FRA) 55.23 pts
   
4. Vanessa Crone & Paul Poirier (CAN) 52.71 pts
   
5. Pernelle Carron & Mathieu Jost (FRA) 52.22 pts
   
6. Kristin Fraser & Igor Lukanin (AZE) 49.94 pts
   
7. Ekaterina Rubleva & Ivan Shefer (RUS) 48.40 pts
   
8. Jennifer Wester & Daniil Barantsev (USA) 45.78 pts
   
9. Zoe Blanc & Pierre-Loup Bouquet (FRA) 43.02 pts
   
10. Joanna Budner & Jan Moscicki (POL) 37.09 pts

Ice Dance - After OD

1. Isabelle Delobel & Olivier Schoenfelder (FRA) 93.21 pts
   
2. Federica Faiella & Massimo Scali (ITA) 90.25 pts
   
3. Sinead Kerr & John Kerr (GRB) 87.84 pts
   
4. Vanessa Crone & Paul Poirier (CAN) 84.46 pts
   
5. Pernelle Carron & Mathieu Jost (FRA) 83.99 pts
   
6. Kristin Fraser & Igor Lukanin (AZE) 79.99 pts
   
7. Ekaterina Rubleva & Ivan Shefer (RUS) 76.84 pts
   
8. Jennifer Wester & Daniil Barantsev (USA) 73.80 pts
   
9. Zoe Blanc & Pierre-Loup Bouquet (FRA) 68.21 pts
   
10. Joanna Budner & Jan Moscicki (POL) 61.82 pts
    

2008 TEB - Ladies SP

Ladies - Short Program

1. Joannie Rochette (CAN) 59.54 pts
   
2. Mao Asada (JPN) 58.12 pts
   
3. Caroline Zhang (USA) 51.76 pts
   
4. Beatrisa Liang (USA) 49.60 pts
   
5. Candice Didier (FRA) 47.96 pts
   
6. Gwendoline Didier (FRA) 47.58 pts
   
7. Anastasia Gimazetdinova (UZB) 45.44 pts
   
8. Emily Hughes (USA) 44.32 pts
   
9. Elene Gedevanishvili (GEO) 41.48 pts
   
10. Binshu Xu (CHN) 40.68 pts
    

2008 TEB - Pairs' SP

Pairs - Short Program

1. Aliona Savchenko & Robin Szolkowy (GER) 68.18 pts
   
2. Maria Mukhortova & Maxim Trankov (RUS) 64.84 pts
   
3. Meagan Duhamel & Craig Buntin (CAN) 58.66 pts
   
4. Huibo Dong & Yiming Wu (CHN) 51.12 pts
   
5. Adeline Canac & Maximin Coia (FRA) 47.54 pts
   
6. Tiffany Vise & Derek Trent (USA) 46.48 pts
   
7. Vanessa James & Yannick Bonheur (FRA) 44.34 pts
   
8. Melodie Chataigner & Medhi Bouzzine (FRA) 41.78 pts
   

2008 TEB - Men's SP

Men - Short Program

1. Patrick Chan (CAN) 81.39 pts
   
2. Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 77.00 pts
   
3. Brian Joubert (FRA) 73.75 pts
   
4. Alban Preaubert (FRA) 73.24 pts
   
5. Ryan Bradley (USA) 69.35 pts
   
6. Brandon Mroz (USA) 65.44 pts
   
7. Jialiang Wu (CHN) 62.74 pts
   
8. Peter Liebers (GER) 61.59 pts
   
9. Igor Macypura (SVK) 61.58 pts
   
10. Yoann Deslot (FRA) 55.65 pts
    
11. Gregor Urbas (SLO) 55.01 pts
    
12. Andrei Lutai (RUS) 53.33 pts
    

2008 TEB - Compulsory Dance

Ice Dance - Compulsory Dance

1. Isabelle Delobel & Olivier Schoenfelder (FRA) 37.98 pts
   
2. Federica Faiella & Massimo Scali (ITA) 34.46 pts
   
3. Sinead Kerr & John Kerr (GBR) 32.32 pts
   
4. Pernelle Carron & Mathieu Jost (FRA) 31.77 pts
   
5. Vanessa Crone & Paul Poirier (CAN) 31.75 pts
   
6. Kristin Fraser & Igor Lukanin (AZE) 30.05 pts
   
7. Ekaterina Rubleva & Ivan Shefer (RUS) 28.44 pts
   
8. Jennifer Wester & Daniil Barantsev (USA) 28.02 pts
   
9. Zoe Blanc & Pierre-Loup Bouquet (FRA) 25.19 pts
   
10. Joanna Budner & Jan Moscicki (POL) 24.73 pts
    

Crone and Poirier looking to step it up in Paris

Vanessa Crone and Paul Poirier surprised pretty much everyone, including themselves, by winning the silver ice dance medal at Skate Canada earlier this month.

Tuesday, they were on their way to their second ISU Grand Prix event in Paris, where landing on the podium will be a much tougher assignment.

Fresh off the junior circuit with a world silver medal to their credit, the Toronto-based teens arrived in Ottawa with few expectations -- other than to deliver the best performances possible in their senior international debut.

Crone, 18, and Poirier, 17, did just that, and, thanks in part to major miscues by the world's seventh-ranked couple Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat, the young Canadians glided into second place behind Meryl Davis and Charlie White, of the U.S. The Americans had finished sixth at the 2008 World Championships.

At Trophée Eric Bompard, the field will include the home-country's world champion couple, Isabelle Delobel and Olivier Schoenfelder, who won gold at Skate America in October. Also on the roster are Federica Faiella and Massimo Scali, of Italy, and Sinead Kerr and John Kerr, of Great Britain, the bronze medalists in Everett, Wash. The Italians and the Brits ranked fifth and eighth, respectively, at the 2008 worlds.

"The dance event [in Paris] is a strong one," said Mike Slipchuk, Skate Canada's high performance director. "It will be good for them [Crone and Poirier] to see where they fit in. There's always new people to gauge yourself against."

Not to take anything away from the standing ovation-worthy free dance with which Crone and Poirier excited the fans at Skate Canada, but the reality their total score (162.13) would not have been medal material at either Skate America or last week's Cup of China.

Full article.

2008 Cup of China - Men's LP

Men - Long Program

1. Jeremy Abbott (USA) 156.39 pts
2. Stephen Carriere (USA) 145.25 pts
3. Tomáš Verner (CZE) 139.93 pts
4. Artem Borodulin (RUS) 126.33 pts
5. Jeremy Ten (CAN) 119.31 pts
6. Jialiang Wu (CHN) 118.00 pts
7. Vaughn Chipeur (CAN) 114.80 pts
8. Kristoffer Berntsson (SWE) 109.12 pts
9. Song Gao (CHN) 107.62 pts
10. Ming Xu (CHN) 104.00 pts
11. Kensuke Nakaniwa (JPN) 103.04 pts

Men - Final result

1. Jeremy Abbott (USA) 233.44 pts
2. Stephen Carriere (USA) 217.25 pts
3. Tomáš Verner (CZE) 205.48 pts
4. Artem Borodulin (RUS) 191.38 pts
5. Vaughn Chipeur (CAN) 187.50 pts
6. Jialiang Wu (CHN) 177.75 pts
7. Jeremy Ten (CAN) 175.12 pts
8. Kristoffer Berntsson (SWE) 173.93 pts
9. Song Gao (CHN) 166.93 pts
10. Kensuke Nakaniwa (JPN) 164.94 pts
11. Ming Xu (CHN) 154.28 pts

2008 Cup of China - Free Dance

Ice Dance -Free Dance

1. Oksana Domnina & Maxim Shabalin (RUS) 91.19 pts
2. Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto (USA) 91.18 pts
3. Jana Khokhlova & Sergei Novitski (RUS) 88.70 pts
4. Anna Cappellini & Luca Lanotte (ITA) 85.37 pts
5. Anna Zodorozhniuk & Sergei Verbillo (UKR) 79.24 pts
6. Kaitlyn Weaver & Andrew Poje (CAN) 78.52 pts
7. Alexandra Zaretski & Roman Zaretski (ISR) 70.36 pts
8. Xiaoyang Yu & Chen Wang (CHN) 67.91 pts
9. Xintong Huang & Xun Zheng (CHN) 60.55 pts
10. Jiameimei Guo & Fei Meng (CHN) 58.35 pts

Ice Dance - Final result

1. Oksana Domnina & Maxim Shabalin (RUS) 186.77 pts
2. Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto (USA) 186.41 pts
3. Jana Khokhlova & Sergei Novitski (RUS) 179.50 pts
4. Anna Cappellini & Luca Lanotte (ITA) 173.11 pts
5. Anna Zodoroshniuk & Sergei Verbillo (UKR) 158.90 pts
6. Kaitlyn Weaver & Andrew Poje (CAN) 157.20 pts
7. Alexandra Zaretski & Roman Zaretski (ISR) 148.17 pts
8. Xiaoyang Yu & Chen Wang (CHN) 139.66 pts
9. Xintong Huang & Xun Zheng (CHN) 133.40 pts
10. Jiameimei Guo & Fei Meng (CHN) 115.15 pts

2008 Cup of China - Ladies' LP

Ladies - Long Program

1. Yu-Na Kim (KOR) 128.11 pts
2. Miki Ando (JPN) 111.58 pts
3. Laura Lepistö (FIN) 100.82 pts
4. Ashley Wagner (USA) 100.19 pts
5. Susanna Poykio (FIN) 98.03 pts
6. Sarah Meier (SUI) 94.21 pts
7. Alena Leonova (RUS) 93.23 pts
8. Katrina Hacker (USA) 84.15 pts
9. Binshu Xu (CHN) 79.57 pts
10. Yan Liu (CHN) 76.01 pts
11. Mira Leung (CAN) 73.29 pts
12. Yueren Wang (CHN) 61.02 pts

Ladies - Final restult

1. Yu-Na Kim (KOR) 191.75 pts
2. Miki Ando (JPN) 170.88 pts
3. Laura Lespitö (FIN) 159.42 pts
4. Ashley Wagner (USA) 155.59 pts
5. Susanna Poykio (FIN) 148.03 pts
6. Sarah Meier (SUI) 142.31 pts
7. Alena Leonova (RUS) 137.27 pts
8. Katrina Hacker (USA) 134.95 pts
9. Yan Liu (CHN) 118.07 pts
10. Binshu Xu (CHN) 116.59 pts
11. Mira Leung (CAN) 114.05 pts
12. Yueren Wang (CHN) 95.68 pts

2008 Cup of China - Pairs' LP

Pairs - Long Program

1. Dan Zhang & Hao Zhang (CHN) 115.10 pts
   
2. Tatiana Volosozhar & Stanislav Morozov (UKR) 114.71 pts
   
3. Qing Pang & Jian Tong (CHN) 112.50 pts
   
4. Mylene Brodeur & John Mattatall (CAN) 94.81 pts
   
5. Amanda Evora & Mark Ladwig (USA) 92.40 pts
   
6. Yue Zhang & Lei Wang (CHN) 91.08 pts
   
7. Chelsi Guillen & Danny Curzon (USA) 65.18 pts

Pairs - Final result

1. Dan Zhang & Hao Zhang (CHN) 182.22 pts
   
2. Tatiana Volosozhar & Stanislav Morozov (UKR) 175.05 pts
   
3. Qing Pang & Jian Tong (CHN) 171.86 pts
   
4. Amanda Evora & Mark Ladwig (USA) 143.88 pts
   
5. Yue Zhang & Lei Wang (CHN) 142.10 pts
   
6. Mylene Brodeur & John Mattatall (CAN) 141.59 pts
   
7. Chelsi Guillen & Danny Curzon (USA) 100.74
   

2008 Cup of China - Men's SP

Men - Short Program

1. Jeremy Abbott (USA) 77.05 pts
   
2. Vaughn Chipeur (CAN) 72.70 pts
   
3. Stephen Carriere (USA) 72.00 pts
   
4. Tomáš Verner (CZE) 65.55 pts
   
5. Artem Borodulin (RUS) 65.05 pts
   
6. Kristoffer Berntsson (SWE) 64.81 pts
   
7. Kensuke Nakaniwa (JPN) 61.90 pts
   
8. Jialiang Wu (CHN) 59.75 pts
   
9. Song Gao (CHN) 59.31 pts
   
10. Jeremy Ten (CAN) 55.81 pts
    
11. Ming Xu (CHN) 53.28 pts
    

2008 Cup of China - Original Dance

Ice Dance - Original Dance

1. Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto (USA) 58.08 pts
   
2. Oksana Domnina & Maxim Shabalin (RUS) 57.24 pts
   
3. Anna Cappellini & Luca Lanotte (ITA) 55.22 pts
   
4. Jana Khokhlova & Sergei Novitski (RUS) 55.12 pts
   
5. Anna Zadorozhniuk & Sergei Verbillo (UKR) 49.98 pts
   
6. Kaitlyn Weaver & Andrew Poje (CAN) 48.77 pts
   
7. Alexandra Zaretski & Roman Zaretski (ISR) 47.36 pts
   
8. Xington Huang & Xun Zheng (CHN) 46.03 pts
   
9. Xiaoyang Yu & Chen Wang (CHN) 45.90 pts
   
10. Jiameimei Guo & Fei Meng (CHN) 34.83 pts

Ice Dance - After OD

1. Oksana Domnina & Maxim Shabalin (RUS) 95.58 pts
   
2. Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto (USA) 95.23 pts
   
3. Jana Khokhlova & Sergei Novitski (RUS) 90.80 pts
   
4. Anna Cappellini & Luca Lanotte (ITA) 87.74 pts
   
5. Anna Zadorozhniuk & Sergei Verbillo (UKR) 79.66 pts
   
6. Kaitlyn Weaver & Andrew Poje (CAN) 78.68 pts
   
7. Alexandra Zaretski & Roman Zaretski (ISR) 77.81 pts
   
8. Xington Huang & Xun Zheng (CHN) 72.85 pts
   
9. Xiaoyang Yu & Chen Wang (CHN) 71.75 pts
   
10. Jiameimei Guo & Fei Meng (CHN) 56.80 pts
    

2008 Cup of China - Ladies' SP

Ladies - Short Program

1. Yu-Na Kim (KOR) 63.64 pts
   
2. Miki Ando (JPN) 59.30 pts
   
3. Laura Lepisto (FIN) 58.60 pts
4. Ashley Wagner (USA) 55.40 pts
   
5. Katrina Hacker (USA) 50.80 pts
   
6. Susanna Poykio (FIN) 50.00 pts
   
7. Sarah Meier (SUI) 48.10 pts
   
8. Alena Leonova (RUS) 44.04 pts
   
9. Yan Liu (CHN) 42.06 pts
   
10. Mira Leung (CAN) 40.76 pts
11. Binshu Xu (CHN) 37.02 pts
    
12. Yueren Wang (CHN) 34.66

2008 Cup of China - Compulsory Dance

Ice Dance - Compulsory Dance

1. Oksana Domnina & Maxim Shabalin (RUS) 38.34 pts
   
2. Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto (USA) 37.15 pts
   
3. Jana Khokhlova & Sergei Novitski (RUS) 35.68 pts
   
4. Anna Cappellini & Luca Lanotte (ITA) 32.52 pts
   
5. Alexandra Zaretski & Roman Zaretski (ISR) 30.45 pts
   
6. Kaitlyn Weaver & Andrew Poje (CAN) 29.91 pts
   
7. Anna Zarodozhniuk & Sergei Verbillo (UKR) 29.68 pts
   
8. Xintong Huang & Xun Zheng (CHN) 26.82 pts
   
9. Xiaoyang Yu & Chen Wang (CHN) 25.85 pts
   
10. Jiameimei Guo & Fei Meng (CHN) 21.97 pts

2008 Cup of China - Pairs' SP

Pairs - Short Program

1. Dan Zhang & Hao Zhang (CHN) 67.12 pts
   
2. Tatiana Volosozhar & Stanislav Morozov (UKR) 60.34 pts
   
3. Qing Pang & Jian Tong (CHN) 59.36 pts
   
4. Amanda Evora & Mark Ladwig (USA) 51.48 pts
   
5. Yue Zhang & Lei Wang (CHN) 51.02 pts
   
6. Mylene Brodeur & John Mattatall (CAN) 46.78 pts
   
7. Chelsi Guillen & Danny Curzon (USA) 35.56 pts

Takahashi out of Cup of China

The Japanese Skating Federation announced Tuesday that Daisuke Takahashi has withdrawn from the Cup of China, to take place in Beijing later this week. The 22-year-old skater suffered a right knee injury in practice last Friday. He will undergo tests to determine the extent of this injury and whether he will be able to compete at his second Grand Prix event, the NHK Trophy, which begins in Tokyo on Nov. 27. Takahashi won a world silver medal in 2007 and placed fourth in 2008. He was considered the favorite to win the Cup of China. In his absence, European champion Tomas Verner of the Czech Republic and American Stephen Carriere, who won the world junior title in 2007, are expected to contend for top honors.

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2008 Skate Canada - Free Dance

Ice Dance - Free Dance

1. Meryl Davis & Charlie White (USA) 88.24 pts
   
2. Vanessa Crone & Paul Poirier (CAN) 81.89 pts
   
3. Nathalie Pechalat & Fabian Bourzat (FRA) 77.79 pts
   
4. Kristina Groshkova & Vitali Butikov (RUS) 77.51 pts
   
5. Kimberly Navarro & Brent Bommentre (USA) 77.19 pts
   
6. Ekaterina Bobrova & Dmitri Soloviev (RUS) 75.37 pts
   
7. Jennifer Wester & Daniil Barantsev (USA) 68.65 pts
   
8. Andrea Chong & Guillame Gfeller (CAN) 67.46 pts

Ice Dance - Final result

1. Meryl Davis & Charlie White (USA) 178.89 pts
   
2. Vanessa Crone & Paul Poirier (CAN) 162.13 pts
   
3. Nathalie Pechalat & Fabian Bourzat (FRA) 159.06 pts
   
4. Kristina Groshkova & Vitali Butikov (RUS) 157.83 pts
   
5. Kimberly Navarro & Brent Bommentre (USA) 157.54 pts
   
6. Ekaterina Bobrova & Dmitri Soloviev (RUS) 151.62 pts
   
7. Jennifer Wester & Daniil Barantsev (USA) 141.06 pts
   
8. Andrea Chong & Guillame Gfeller (CAN) 136.99 pts

It's not time to give up on Meissner

Time to push the panic button? Time to buy Kimmie Meissner a gold retirement watch and thank her for her service to figure skating?

Not so fast. Rome, as skating analyst Julius Caesar used to say, wasn't built in a day.

Meissner, who suffered through another poor performance last weekend at Skate America, is a puzzle at this point in her career. Good practices and good warm-ups, but bad when the judges are watching.

That's not the recipe for a championship.

From a resume standpoint, the girl from Bel Air has checked most of the boxes -- Olympic appearance, world title and national championship -- all by the age of 18. Meissner is one of only two U.S. women to land a triple axel, the other being Tonya Harding, she of knee-whacking fame.

But from December 2007 until now, it has been as if Meissner had been kidnapped by aliens and replaced by an exact duplicate, albeit one who prefers another sport. After winning gold and silver during last year's Grand Prix season, she finished last at the Grand Prix Final and seventh at nationals and worlds. The performance at worlds was considered a triumph given the meltdown at nationals.

Changing coaches and training sites, Meissner set out to reclaim her place as one of America's best. But in less than seven minutes of skating, she racked up three falls and finished eighth.

The skater looked bewildered when she met with reporters. Her primary coach, the 36-year veteran Richard Callaghan, was grim-faced.

Full article.

Buttle has no regets about retirement

Jeff Buttle helped Canada to the medal podium at the 2008 World Figure Skating Championships in Sweden in March, winning the gold medal in men’s singles.

Then, with the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games looming, Buttle shocked the skating world by announcing his retirement. He’d accomplished everything he’d set out to, he said.

Heading into this weekend’s Skate Canada, an event in which he finished third last year, the 26-year-old has no regrets about last month’s decision.

"Retirement has been good to me," he said from Detroit on Wednesday, during an interview to announce Holiday Festival On Ice, an annual skating extravaganza that will visit Halifax Metro Centre for the first time on Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. Also performing in the show, with the theme of A Celtic Christmas, will be Kurt Browning, Sasha Cohen, Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon, Jennifer Robinson, Steven Cousins and Edmunston, New Brunswick’s Shawn Sawyer, who made his Olympic debut in 2006 in Torino and is hoping to make the squad for Vancouver.

"I’m still doing what I love — skating. The part I love the most is performing, so I feel very fortunate to still be doing what I love," he said, noting one of the programs he will be doing on the Stars On Ice tour in Canada, Japan and selected U.S. cities this winter, was created for the upcoming competitive season with renowned choreographer David Wilson.

When announcing his retirement, Buttle said he wanted to return to his studies in chemical engineering at the University of Toronto, but for now that’s on hold as he is even busier in terms of travel.

Next stop on Buttle’s itinerary is a gig at Home Sense Skate Canada International in Ottawa today (Thursday) through Sunday.

Full article.

Back from injury, figure skater Lysacek has new style, outlook

When Evan Lysacek was training for the world championships last winter, he took a spill that forever changed his figure skating.

Lysacek, competing in this weekend's Skate Canada in Ottawa, is considered one of the medal favorites at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. He said after what happened, he is "very happy to be skating again."

Lysacek had repeated as national champion in January, edging Johnny Weir on a tiebreaker. Lysacek's blade broke on a practice jump six days before worlds in March. He smashed into the ice, dislocating his shoulder and elbow and damaging ligaments in both joints, and had to sit out worlds.

He had limited ice time for two months. His brain was in overdrive wondering how he could have prevented the accident.

"I was way overbooked," he said. "I had no time to breathe, no time to rest, barely enough time to train. Mentally, I just felt like I'd lost the love of skating."

He got back the love by limiting his commitments and accepting an offer from Russian skating coach Tatiana Tarasova. "I realized I was in a hole and needed to dig myself out," Lysacek said. "I was sort of lost here in California."

So off he went to Moscow in May for three weeks. He learned a new style of movement from Tarasova, who coached Olympic gold medalists Ilia Kulik and Alexei Yagudin.

Full article.

2008 Skate Canada - Ladies' LP

Ladies - Long Program

1. Joannie Rochette (CAN) 124.15 pts
   
2. Alissa Czisny (USA) 108.26 pts
   
3. Fumie Suguri (JPN) 105.94 pts
   
4. Carolina Kostner (ITA) 104.20 pts
   
5. Caroline Zhang (USA) 97.52 pts
   
6. Beatrisa Liang (USA) 92.20 pts
   
7. Cynthia Phaneuf (CAN) 88.41 pts
   
8. Jenna McCorkell (GBR) 87.73 pts
   
9. Nana Takeda (JPN) 83.79 pts
10. Jenni Vahamaa (FIN) 77.85 pts
    
11. Elena Glevoba (EST) 75.20 pts
    
12. Myriane Samson (CAN) 72.32 pts

Ladies - Final result

1. Joannie Rochette (CAN) 188.89 pts
   
2. Fumie Suguri (JPN) 163.86 pts
3. Alissa Czisny (USA) 157.92 pts
   
4. Carolina Kostner (ITA) 152.76 pts
   
5. Caroline Zhang (USA) 150.80 pts
   
6. Beatrisa Liang (USA) 142.12 pts
7. Jenna McCorkell (GBR) 139.37 pts
8. Cynthia Phaneuf (CAN) 133.47 pts
9. Nana Takeda (JPN) 128.93 pts
   
10. Jenni Vahamaa (FIN) 122.75 pts
    
11. Elena Glebova (EST) 116.38 pts
    
12. Myriane Samson (CAN) 112.74 pts

2008 Skate Canada - Men's FP

Men - Free Program

1. Shawn Sawyer (CAN) 142.36 pts
   
2. Ryan Bradley (USA) 140.25 pts
   
3. Patrick Chan (CAN) 137.98 pts
   
4. Evan Lysacek (USA) 137.87 pts
   
5. Sergei Voronov (RUS) 131.14 pts
   
6. Yannick Ponsero (FRA) 130.92 pts
   
7. Brandon Mroz (USA) 125.20 pts
   
8. Jeremy Ten (CAN) 118.86 pts
   
9. Yasuharu Nanri (JPN) 114.48 pts
   
10. Anton Kovalevski (UKR) 106.55 pts
    
11. Vladimir Uspenski (RUS) 94.33 pts

Men - Final result

1. Patrick Chan (CAN) 215.45 pts
   
2. Ryan Bradley (USA) 212.75 pts
   
3. Evan Lysacek (USA) 209.27 pts
   
4. Yannick Ponsero (FRA) 208.97 pts
   
5. Shawn Sawyer (CAN) 206.56 pts
6. Sergei Voronov (RUS) 201.59 pts
   
7. Brandon Mroz (USA) 192.23 pts
8. Yasuharu Nanri (JPN) 177.84 pts
   
9. Anton Kovalevski (UKR) 170.61 pts
   
10. Jeremy Ten (CAN) 169.79 pts
    
11. Vladimir Uspenski (RUS) 150.50 pts

2008 Skate Canada - Pairs' LP

Pairs - Long Program

1. Jessica Dubé & Bryce Davison (CAN) 116.40 pts
   
2. Yuko Kawaguchi & Alexander Smirnov (RUS) 111.95 pts
   
3. Keauna McLaughlin & Rockne Brubaker (USA) 100.85 pts
   
4. Mylene Brodeur & John Mattatal (CAN) 98.38 pts
   
5. Tiffany Vise & Derek Trent (USA) 94.58 pts
   
6. Rachel Kirkland & Eric Radford (CAN) 91.58 pts
   
7. Amanda Evora & Mark Ladwig (USA) 91.10 pts
   
8. Huibo Dong & Yiming Wu (CHN) 76.33 pts

Pairs - Final result

1. Yuko Kawaguchi & Alexander Smirnov (RUS) 176.97 pts
   
2. Jessica Dubé & Bryce Davison (CAN) 176.54 pts
3. Keauna McLaughlin & Rockne Brubaker (USA) 161.51 pts
   
4. Mylene Brodeur & John Mattatal (CAN) 149.14 pts
   
5. Tiffany Vise & Derek Trent (USA) 148.52 pts
   
6. Rachel Kirkland & Eric Radford (CAN) 141.66 pts
7. Amanda Evora & Mark Ladwig (USA) 138.14 pts
   
8. Huibo Dong & Yiming Wu (CHN) 127.17 pts