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Month: January 2018

Four Continents 2018: Pairs Review

On January 30, 2018January 30, 2018 By Claire CloutierIn PairsLeave a comment

Last week at Four Continents, U.S. pairs fans saw a sight we haven't enjoyed for a quite a long time: A U.S. pairs team standing atop the podium at an international competition. Tarah Kayne/Danny O'Shea of the United States won the title at Four Continents, with their U.S. teammates Cain/LeDuc right behind them. It was …

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Europeans 2018: Pairs Review

On January 21, 2018January 22, 2018 By Claire CloutierIn PairsLeave a comment

Last year, the pairs event at Europeans was one of the highlights of the entire season. Unfortunately, this year's event didn't quite live up to that standard. The competition lost a big star when Savchenko/Massot withdrew a few days beforehand, citing a desire to focus on the Olympics (plus an injury to Massot's back). For …

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