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Skate Houston 2004 Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex, March 19-21, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Skate Houston 2004 Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex, March 19-21, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Adult & Introductory Adult - Solo Artistic - Final Standings Basic 3 Compulsory Program - Final Standings 1 Nancy Erickson, Willowbrook-Champions... 1 Kaci Richardson 2 Melanie Calverley, The FSC of Texas 3 Kristi Norman, Iceland FSC Basic 3 Group A - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Satoko Miyahara, Houston FSC Adult Bronze - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 2 Lauren Pierson, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Angeletta Gourdine, FSC New Orleans 3 Grace Kaplow, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Bethany Birch, Willowbrook-Champions... Basic 3 Group B - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings Adult Bronze - Jumps - Final Standings 1 Siobhan McAuliffe, LA Hockeyplex 1 Angeletta Gourdine, FSC New Orleans 2 Valeria St.Laurent, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Bethany Birch, Willowbrook-Champions... 3 Benjie Harvard, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Adult Bronze - Spins - Final Standings Basic 3 Group C - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Paula Moore, Willowbrook-Champions... 1 Arthur Clause, LA Hockeyplex 2 Angeletta Gourdine, FSC New Orleans Basic 4 Compulsory Program - Final Standings Adult Bronze & Pre-Bronze - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Peyton Bates 1 Angeletta Gourdine, FSC New Orleans 2 Carmen Pasco 2 Paula Moore, Willowbrook-Champions... 3 Kristi Norman, Iceland FSC Basic 4 Group A - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Katie Garcia, Individual Adult Bronze Compulsory Program - Final Standings 2 Denise Lin, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Tracy Hoskins 3 Anna Tran, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Adult Bronze Freestyle Program - Final Standings Basic 4 Group B - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 2 Tracy Hoskins 1 Danielle Bruno, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Karah Skinner, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Adult Pre Bronze Artistic - Final Standings 1 Kathy Gibson Basic 5 Group B - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Emma Hurley, Houston FSC Adult Pre Bronze Freestyle Program - Final Standings 2 Brianna de la Mora, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Kathy Gibson Basic 6 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings Adult Silver - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Brooke Hoppe, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Melanie Calverley, The FSC of Texas 2 Trudie Bruno, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Nancy Erickson, Willowbrook-Champions... 3 Jasmyn Treadwell, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Paula Moore, Willowbrook-Champions... 4 Joanna Roberts Adult Silver - Jumps - Final Standings Basic 6 Compulsory Program - Final Standings 1 Melanie Calverley, The FSC of Texas 1 Julie Dawkins 2 Elizabeth Cantrell, Austin FSC 2 Amanda Sowell 3 Paula Moore, Willowbrook-Champions... Basic 7 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings Adult Silver - Spins - Final Standings 1 Selina Vickery, FSC New Orleans 1 Melanie Calverley, The FSC of Texas 2 Sarah Russell, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Elizabeth Cantrell, Austin FSC Basic 7 Compulsory Program - Final Standings Basic 2 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 2 Terryl Fritz 1 Carly Cone, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Aurora Kloesel, Polar Ice Basic 2 Compulsory Program - Final Standings 1 Ashley Curtess 1 Skate Houston 2004 Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex, March 19-21, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Basic 8 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings Basic Skills Group A - Solo Artistic - Final Standings 1 Emily Saibara, Willowbrook-Champions... 1 Sarah Bousfield, Wichita FSC 2 Anna Marie Theiss, Willowbrook-Champions... 2 Christal Nakatsachi, Austin FSC 3 Rachel Lesikar, Willowbrook-Champions... 3 Kaitlyn Barnum, Willowbrook-Champions... 4 Arianna Zaidenweber, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 5 Elizabeth Oliver, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Basic Skills Group B - Solo Artistic - Final Standings 6 Lauren Keef, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Callie Copeland, Polar Ice 2 Lauren Keef, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Basic 8 Compulsory Program - Final Standings 3 Amanda Wawak, FSC New Orleans 1 Tessa McClanahan 4 Arthur Clause, LA Hockeyplex 2 Michaela Matousek Beginner Solo Dance - Canasta Tango - Final Standings Basic Freeskate A Freestyle Program - Final Standings 1 Amanda Wawak, FSC New Orleans 1 Mary Hearon 2 Ashley Curtess Beginner Solo Dance - Dutch W altz - Final Standings 1 . Basic Freeskate B Freestyle Program - Group A - Final 2 Amanda Wawak, FSC New Orleans Standings 1 Carmen Pasco Freeskate 1 Boys - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 2 Kaci Richardson 1 BJ Conrad, Houston FSC 3 RJ Straw 2 Nicholas Bonlineau, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Basic Freeskate B Freestyle Program - Group B - Final Freeskate 1 Compulsory Program - Final Standings Standings 1 Brittany Hight 1 Peyton Bates 2 Caitlin Tate-Sullivan 2 Kayla Castleberry 3 Rebecca Soo 3 Rylee Hryshchuk Freeskate 1 Group A - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings Basic Freeskate C Freestyle Program - Final Standings 1 Lexi Wiesner, Willowbrook-Champions... 1 Alexis Donnelly 2 Britta Hockman, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Julie Dawkins 3 Sarah Bloom, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Amanda Sowell 4 Lindsay Kosley, Houston FSC Basic Freeskate D Artistic - Final Standings Freeskate 1 Group B - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Bailey Slane 1 Emily Butler, Willowbrook-Champions... 2 Rebecca Soo 2 Amanda Wawak, FSC New Orleans 3 Joshua Soo 3 Laura Mullen, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Bryana Treadwell, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Basic Freeskate D Freestyle Program - Group A - Final Standings Freeskate 2 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 1 Rebecca Soo 1 Taylor Wilson, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Carly Brabham 2 Jenna Huntsman, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Kai Garrison 3 Katlyn Gupton, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Terryl Fritz 4 Shaylee Novosad, Willowbrook-Champions... 5 Sydney Pham Freeskate 2 Compulsory Program - Final Standings Basic Freeskate D Freestyle Program - Group B - Final 1 Elizabeth Soo Standings 1 Bailey Slane Freeskate 3 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 2 Tessa McClanahan 2 Daniella Moore, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Michaela Matousek 4 Joshua Soo 5 Lauren Hryshchuk 6 Caitlin Pond 2 Skate Houston 2004 Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex, March 19-21, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Freeskate 3 Compulsory Program - Final Standings Freeskate B Group D - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Kesey McHenry 1 Danielle Bruno, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Tabitha Van Schenck 2 Siobhan McAuliffe, LA Hockeyplex 3 Madison Pfeiffer 3 Karah Skinner, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate 4 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings Freeskate B Group E - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Sarah Bousfield, Wichita FSC 1 Renee Monreal, Individual 2 Kimie Lansangan, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Arthur Clause, LA Hockeyplex 3 Annie Jipp, Austin FSC 4 Isabel Bonlineau, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate C Group A - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Satoko Miyahara, Houston FSC Freeskate 5 - Compulsory Moves - Final Standings 2 David White, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Samantha Frausto, Individual 3 Jasmyn Treadwell, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Jennie Taer, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 5 Amber Cannalte, South Texas ISA Freeskate 5 Compulsory Program - Final Standings 6 Brianna de la Mora, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Shelby Emerson 7 Allison Katri, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate C Group B - Free Skating - Final Standings Freeskate 6 Compulsory Program - Final Standings 1 Sarah Sun, Polar Ice 2 Raquela Clark 2 Rebecca Monreal, Individual 3 Emma Hurley, Houston FSC Freeskate A - Free Skating - Final Standings 4 Brooke Hoppe, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Carly Cone, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Aurora Kloesel, Polar Ice Freeskate C Group C - Free Skating - Final Standings 3 Benjie Harvard, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Trudie Bruno, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Lauren Stanley, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Emily Veerkamp, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 5 Rachita Murthy, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Joanna Roberts 4 Nikki Taer, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate B Boys - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Adrian Williams, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate D Group A - Free Skating - Final Standings 2 Dylan Vallon, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1-TIE Blythe Leonard, Polar Ice 1-TIE Joseph Lee, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate B Group A - Free Skating - Final Standings 3 Claudia Krogmeier, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Grace Kaplow, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Emily Saibara, Willowbrook-Champions... 2 Franchesca Paige Ramirez, South Texas ISA 5 Sarah Russell, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Karen Richards, San Antonio FSC 6 Selina Vickery, FSC New Orleans 4 Lauren Pierson, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 5 Chelsea Cantu, South Texas ISA Freeskate D Group B - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Charlotte Lathe-Vasquez, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate B Group B - Free Skating - Final Standings 2 Caroline Hudson, Polar Ice 1 Denise Lin, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Lauren Friederman, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Lauren Phan, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Anna Marie Theiss, Willowbrook-Champions... 3 Katie Garcia, Individual 5 Arianna Zaidenweber, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 4 Ari Adrian Montemayor, South Texas ISA 6 Elizabeth Oliver, Texas Gulf Coast FSC Freeskate B Group C - Free Skating - Final Standings Freeskate D Group C - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Valeria St.Laurent, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 1 Elizabeth Nguyen, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Reagan Baxter, Northwoods Ice Center... 2 Lauren Keef, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Kaitlyn Barnum, Willowbrook-Champions... 3 Rachel Lesikar, Willowbrook-Champions... 4 Alejandra Escalera, South Texas ISA 5 Leandra Alvarez, South Texas ISA 3 Skate Houston 2004 Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex, March 19-21, 2004 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Freeskate High Group A - Free Skating - Final Standings Freeskate Low Group B - Free Skating - Final Standings 1 Kaitlyn Gaither, Lone Star FSC 1 Joanna Yuen, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 2 Sarah Bousfield, Wichita FSC 2 Lauren Lewellen, Texas Gulf Coast FSC 3 Christal Nakatsachi, Austin FSC 3 Sarah Bloom, Texas
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