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Jane Bugaeva
Erica Archambault
Bebe Liang
Alissa Czisny
Michelle Boulos
Kimmie Meissner
Danielle Kahle
Sasha Cohen
Megan Oster
Michelle Kwan
Amber Corwin
Stephanie Rosenthal
Abigail Legg
Amy Evidente
Katy Taylor
Anna Madorsky
Emily Hughes
Megan Williams-Stewart
Christine Zukowski
Stephanie Roth

I was exhausted and drained during this. I only took notes on the first flight. Then I just sat back and watched. A lot of even the top girls still look "unfinshed" to me yet - sort of "juniorish" for lack of a better word - though many of the Juniors have stronger backs and more finished positions that some of these ladies.

Jane Bugaeva
Stepford Wives -
Erica Archambault
7 Years in Tibet -
Bebe Liang
Hope,Romance/Oblivion -
Alissa Czisny
La Bayadere -
Michelle Boulos
Giselle -
Kimmie Meissner
Belkis, Queen of Sheba -
Danielle Kahle
Beauty and the Beast - didn't do the second jump of her planned opening combo - (3 sal-3loop) doubled her last two jumps. Otherwise a clean program with several triples. So pleased to see her recover from that short!!
Sasha Cohen
Romeo and Juliet - Sasha looked cautious to me and slow. Also looked pale and thinner than ever. No question to me she shoudl win, mind you, just wasn;t in top form here.
Megan Oster
Untouchables/Czardas -
Michelle Kwan
Nope
Amber Corwin
U Plavo Zoru -
Stephanie Rosenthal
Ghost Dances - Great program - amazing footwork pass again.
Abigail Legg
Keys to an Imagination - Looked tired - fell on flying sit at end.
Amy Evidente
Withdrew after a fall in the warm - up.
Katy Taylor
Forrest Gump Suite -
Anna Madorsky
Claire de Lune - Jumps didn't go her way this program, but she did a lovely job with the program.
Emily Hughes
The Season (Glazunov) -
Megan Williams-Stewart
Indecent Proposal/High Road to China - Very musical and I like her positions and the way she uses her arms.
Christine Zukowski
The Three Preludes- The wrap she has bugs me, but she does get the jumps done.
Stephanie Roth
Pirates - Powerful skater, but she was working with a back injury here and wasn't at her best.

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