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Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships Olympic Center, Lake Placid New York August 4 -7, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships Olympic Center, Lake Placid New York August 4 -7, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs - Standings for the First Dance Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group A - Final Standings 1 Jill Bakker, BKV - The Netherlands 1 Piper Gilles, Broadmoor SC 1 Spencer Barnes, Scarborough FSC 1 Tim McKernan, Broadmoor SC 2 William Avila, Escondido FSC 2 Chloe Wolf, North Atlantic FSC 2 Sara Bailey, Charter Oak FSC 2 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 3 Alisa Allapach, All Year FSC 3 Gianna Katsaros, Straigsville FSC 3 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 3 Daniel Witt, Winterhurst FSC 4 Margeaux Annalett, Amherst SC 4 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 4 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 4 Wayne Roswell, Granite State FSC 5 Molly Elizabeth Bennett, UDFSC 5 Amber Bogart, Stars FSC of TX 5 Kevin Bisson, Acton Vale 5 Robert Cuthbertson, Stars FSC of TX 6 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 6 Jenna Kaufman-Ross, Garden State FSC 6 Shela Adams, Granite State FSC 6 Marshall Green, SC of Morris 7 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 7 Bianca Zuckerman, Fairbanks FSC 7 Alisa Allapach, All Year FSC 7 Baxter Norman Burbank, Fairbanks FSC 8 Ashton Blust, Philadelphia SC & HS 8 Casey Smith, Washington FSC 8 Emily Blynn, Philadelphia SC & HS 8 Boris Nouchtaev, Washington FSC 9 Evan Bates, Ann Arbor FSC 9 Rebecca Faye Lerman, City of Palms FSC 9 Jenna Beatty, Atlantic City FSC 9 Jamie Alex Lerman, City of Palms FSC 10 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 10 Radina Hakim, Central FL FSC 10 Margeaux Annalett, Amherst SC 10 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC - Standings for the Second Dance Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group A - Standings for the 1 Jill Bakker, BKV - The Netherlands First Dance 1 Spencer Barnes, Scarborough FSC 1 Chloe Wolf, North Atlantic FSC 2 William Avila, Escondido FSC 1 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 2 Sara Bailey, Charter Oak FSC 2 Piper Gilles, Broadmoor SC 3 Alisa Allapach, All Year FSC 2 Tim McKernan, Broadmoor SC 3 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 3 Gianna Katsaros, Straigsville FSC 4 Margeaux Annalett, Amherst SC 3 Daniel Witt, Winterhurst FSC 4 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 4 Jenna Kaufman-Ross, Garden State FSC 5 Molly Elizabeth Bennett, UDFSC 4 Marshall Green, SC of Morris 5 Kevin Bisson, Acton Vale 5 Amber Bogart, Stars FSC of TX 6 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 5 Robert Cuthbertson, Stars FSC of TX 6 Shela Adams, Granite State FSC 6 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 7 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 6 Wayne Roswell, Granite State FSC 7 Alisa Allapach, All Year FSC 7 Radina Hakim, Central FL FSC 8 Ashton Blust, Philadelphia SC & HS 7 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 8 Emily Blynn, Philadelphia SC & HS 8 Casey Smith, Washington FSC 9 Evan Bates, Ann Arbor FSC 8 Boris Nouchtaev, Washington FSC 9 Jenna Beatty, Atlantic City FSC 9 Rebecca Faye Lerman, City of Palms FSC 10 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 9 Jamie Alex Lerman, City of Palms FSC 10 Margeaux Annalett, Amherst SC 10 Bianca Zuckerman, Fairbanks FSC 10 Baxter Norman Burbank, Fairbanks FSC 1 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships Olympic Center, Lake Placid New York August 4 -7, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group A - Standings for the Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group A - Standings for the First Final Round Dance Second Dance 1 Piper Gilles, Broadmoor SC 1 Piper Gilles, Broadmoor SC 1 Tim McKernan, Broadmoor SC 1 Tim McKernan, Broadmoor SC 2 Chloe Wolf, North Atlantic FSC 2 Chloe Wolf, North Atlantic FSC 2 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 2 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 3 Gianna Katsaros, Straigsville FSC 3 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 3 Daniel Witt, Winterhurst FSC 3 Wayne Roswell, Granite State FSC 4 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 4 Amber Bogart, Stars FSC of TX 4 Wayne Roswell, Granite State FSC 4 Robert Cuthbertson, Stars FSC of TX 5 Amber Bogart, Stars FSC of TX 5 Gianna Katsaros, Straigsville FSC 5 Robert Cuthbertson, Stars FSC of TX 5 Daniel Witt, Winterhurst FSC 6 Bianca Zuckerman, Fairbanks FSC 6 Jenna Kaufman-Ross, Garden State FSC 6 Baxter Norman Burbank, Fairbanks FSC 6 Marshall Green, SC of Morris 7 Jenna Kaufman-Ross, Garden State FSC 7 Bianca Zuckerman, Fairbanks FSC 7 Marshall Green, SC of Morris 7 Baxter Norman Burbank, Fairbanks FSC 8 Rebecca Faye Lerman, City of Palms FSC 8 Rebecca Faye Lerman, City of Palms FSC 8 Jamie Alex Lerman, City of Palms FSC 8 Jamie Alex Lerman, City of Palms FSC 9 Casey Smith, Washington FSC 9 Casey Smith, Washington FSC 9 Boris Nouchtaev, Washington FSC 9 Boris Nouchtaev, Washington FSC 10 Radina Hakim, Central FL FSC 10 Radina Hakim, Central FL FSC 10 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 10 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group A - Standings for the Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group B - Final Standings Second Final Round Dance 1 Anastasia Olson, Detroit SC 1 Piper Gilles, Broadmoor SC 1 Greg Zuerlin, Detroit SC 1 Tim McKernan, Broadmoor SC 2 Rachel Tibbetts, Broadmoor SC 2 Chloe Wolf, North Atlantic FSC 2 Eric Reinhart, Broadmoor SC 2 Rhys Ainsworth, North Atlantic FSC 3 Ilana Morse, SC of New York 3 Gianna Katsaros, Straigsville FSC 3 Jackson Raney, SC of New York 3 Daniel Witt, Winterhurst FSC 4 Kristine Kretz, San Diego FSC 4 Brin Adams, Granite State FSC 4 William Avila, Escondido FSC 4 Wayne Roswell, Granite State FSC 5 Hannah Kasper, Hickory Hill FSC 5 Amber Bogart, Stars FSC of TX 5 Eric Karnani, Rye FSC 5 Robert Cuthbertson, Stars FSC of TX 6 Lauren Peltier, Scarboro FSC 6 Casey Smith, Washington FSC 6 Alvin Chau, Richmond Training Centre 6 Boris Nouchtaev, Washington FSC 7 Adair Galanski, Spokane FSC 7 Bianca Zuckerman, Fairbanks FSC 7 Dustin Frankel, Stars FSC of TX 7 Baxter Norman Burbank, Fairbanks FSC 8 Lauren Corry, Washington FSC 8 Jenna Kaufman-Ross, Garden State FSC 8 Benjamin Michael, Richmond FSC 8 Marshall Green, SC of Morris 9 Megan Hill, Glacier Falls FSC 9 Rebecca Faye Lerman, City of Palms FSC 9 Julian Togashi, Glacier Falls FSC 9 Jamie Alex Lerman, City of Palms FSC 10 Olivia McNamara, Tampa Bay SC 10 Radina Hakim, Central FL FSC 10 Matthew Stephens, Central FL FSC 10 Michael Amick, Central FL FSC 11 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 11 Ezra Lovesky, Colonial FSC 2 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships Olympic Center, Lake Placid New York August 4 -7, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group B - Standings for the Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group B - Standings for the First Dance Second Final Round Dance 1 Anastasia Olson, Detroit SC 1 Anastasia Olson, Detroit SC 1 Greg Zuerlin, Detroit SC 1 Greg Zuerlin, Detroit SC 2 Rachel Tibbetts, Broadmoor SC 2 Rachel Tibbetts, Broadmoor SC 2 Eric Reinhart, Broadmoor SC 2 Eric Reinhart, Broadmoor SC 3 Kristine Kretz, San Diego FSC 3 Kristine Kretz, San Diego FSC 3 William Avila, Escondido FSC 3 William Avila, Escondido FSC 4 Ilana Morse, SC of New York 4 Ilana Morse, SC of New York 4 Jackson Raney, SC of New York 4 Jackson Raney, SC of New York 5 Hannah Kasper, Hickory Hill FSC 5 Hannah Kasper, Hickory Hill FSC 5 Eric Karnani, Rye FSC 5 Eric Karnani, Rye FSC 6 Lauren Peltier, Scarboro FSC 6 Adair Galanski, Spokane FSC 6 Alvin Chau, Richmond Training Centre 6 Dustin Frankel, Stars FSC of TX 7 Lauren Corry, Washington FSC 7 Lauren Peltier, Scarboro FSC 7 Benjamin Michael, Richmond FSC 7 Alvin Chau, Richmond Training Centre 8 Adair Galanski, Spokane FSC 8 Lauren Corry, Washington FSC 8 Dustin Frankel, Stars FSC of TX 8 Benjamin Michael, Richmond FSC 9 Megan Hill, Glacier Falls FSC 9 Olivia McNamara, Tampa Bay SC 9 Julian Togashi, Glacier Falls FSC 9 Matthew Stephens, Central FL FSC 10 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 10 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 10 Ezra Lovesky, Colonial FSC 10 Ezra Lovesky, Colonial FSC 11 Olivia McNamara, Tampa Bay SC 11 Megan Hill, Glacier Falls FSC 11 Matthew Stephens, Central FL FSC 11 Julian Togashi, Glacier Falls FSC Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group B - Standings for the Intermediate Compulsory Dance Group B - Standings for the First Final Round Dance Second Dance 1 Anastasia Olson, Detroit SC 1 Ilana Morse, SC of New York 1 Greg Zuerlin, Detroit SC 1 Jackson Raney, SC of New York 2 Ilana Morse, SC of New York 2 Hannah Kasper, Hickory Hill FSC 2 Jackson Raney, SC of New York 2 Eric Karnani, Rye FSC 3 Rachel Tibbetts, Broadmoor SC 3 Rachel Tibbetts, Broadmoor SC 3 Eric Reinhart, Broadmoor SC 3 Eric Reinhart, Broadmoor SC 4 Kristine Kretz, San Diego FSC 4 Kristine Kretz, San Diego FSC 4 William Avila, Escondido FSC 4 William Avila, Escondido FSC 5 Hannah Kasper, Hickory Hill FSC 5 Anastasia Olson, Detroit SC 5 Eric Karnani, Rye FSC 5 Greg Zuerlin, Detroit SC 6 Lauren Peltier, Scarboro FSC 6 Lauren Peltier, Scarboro FSC 6 Alvin Chau, Richmond Training Centre 6 Alvin Chau, Richmond Training Centre 7 Adair Galanski, Spokane FSC 7 Megan Hill, Glacier Falls FSC 7 Dustin Frankel, Stars FSC of TX 7 Julian Togashi, Glacier Falls FSC 8 Megan Hill, Glacier Falls FSC 8 Adair Galanski, Spokane FSC 8 Julian Togashi, Glacier Falls FSC 8 Dustin Frankel, Stars FSC of TX 9 Lauren Corry, Washington FSC 9 Lauren Corry, Washington FSC 9 Benjamin Michael, Richmond FSC 9 Benjamin Michael, Richmond FSC 10 Olivia McNamara, Tampa Bay SC 10 Olivia McNamara, Tampa Bay SC 10 Matthew Stephens, Central FL FSC 10 Matthew Stephens, Central FL FSC 11 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 11 Alyssa Arevalo, Individual Member 11 Ezra Lovesky, Colonial FSC 11 Ezra Lovesky, Colonial FSC 3 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships Olympic Center, Lake Placid New York August 4 -7, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Intermediate Free Dance - 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