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2006 Eastern Great Lakes Figure Skating Championships Carmel Ice Skadium - Carmel, in October 25 - 29, 2005 Report of Skaters from All Clubs 2006 Eastern Great Lakes Figure Skating Championships Carmel Ice Skadium - Carmel, IN October 25 - 29, 2005 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Intermediate Dance - Final Standings Intermediate Ladies - Final Standings 1 Madison Chock, All Year FSC 1 Emily Glassberg, Detroit SC 1 Kurt Lingenfelter, Detroit SC 2 Sarabeth Perry, Detroit SC 2 Rachael Richardson, Detroit SC 3 Erica Luu, Winterhurst FSC 2 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 4 Christina Gao, Northern Kentucky SC 3 Kenzee Schroeder, Detroit SC 5 Lauren Ko, Detroit SC 3 Joseph Crippen, Detroit SC 6 Mikenzie Frost, Detroit SC 4 Hadley Dean, Pittsburgh FSC 7 Chelsea Morrow, Greater Grand Rapids FSC 4 Thomas Zebrasky, SC of Huntsville 8 Anna Simoni, Northern Kentucky SC 9 Alice Lee, Detroit SC Intermediate Dance - Standings for the First Dance 10 Tabitha Taylor, Indiana World SA FSC 1 Rachael Richardson, Detroit SC 11 Davena Zivkovic, Brooklyn FSC of Ohio 1 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 12 Melissa Petersilge, Cleveland SC 2 Madison Chock, All Year FSC 13 Elisabeth Mcdonald, Cleveland SC 2 Kurt Lingenfelter, Detroit SC 14 Lee Keller, Indiana World SA FSC 3 Kenzee Schroeder, Detroit SC 15 Kylie Papp, Shaker FSC 3 Joseph Crippen, Detroit SC 16 Jacqueline Stoner, Onyx-Suburban SA 4 Hadley Dean, Pittsburgh FSC 17 Jennifer McKay, Strongsville SC 4 Thomas Zebrasky, SC of Huntsville 18 Brittany Fullgrapp, Port Huron FSC Intermediate Dance - Standings for the Free Dance Intermediate Ladies - Standings for the Free Skating 1 Madison Chock, All Year FSC 1 Emily Glassberg, Detroit SC 1 Kurt Lingenfelter, Detroit SC 2 Sarabeth Perry, Detroit SC 2 Rachael Richardson, Detroit SC 3 Erica Luu, Winterhurst FSC 2 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 4 Christina Gao, Northern Kentucky SC 3 Kenzee Schroeder, Detroit SC 5 Mikenzie Frost, Detroit SC 3 Joseph Crippen, Detroit SC 6 Chelsea Morrow, Greater Grand Rapids FSC 4 Hadley Dean, Pittsburgh FSC 7 Lauren Ko, Detroit SC 4 Thomas Zebrasky, SC of Huntsville 8 Anna Simoni, Northern Kentucky SC 9 Alice Lee, Detroit SC Intermediate Dance - Standings for the Second Dance 10 Tabitha Taylor, Indiana World SA FSC 1 Rachael Richardson, Detroit SC 11 Melissa Petersilge, Cleveland SC 1 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 12 Davena Zivkovic, Brooklyn FSC of Ohio 2 Madison Chock, All Year FSC 13 Elisabeth Mcdonald, Cleveland SC 2 Kurt Lingenfelter, Detroit SC 14 Lee Keller, Indiana World SA FSC 3 Kenzee Schroeder, Detroit SC 15 Kylie Papp, Shaker FSC 3 Joseph Crippen, Detroit SC 16 Jacqueline Stoner, Onyx-Suburban SA 4 Hadley Dean, Pittsburgh FSC 17 Jennifer McKay, Strongsville SC 4 Thomas Zebrasky, SC of Huntsville 18 Brittany Fullgrapp, Port Huron FSC 1 2006 Eastern Great Lakes Figure Skating Championships Carmel Ice Skadium - Carmel, IN October 25 - 29, 2005 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Intermediate Ladies Group 1A (QR) - Final Standings Intermediate Ladies Group 1D (QR) - Final Standings 1 Sarabeth Perry, Detroit SC 1 Erica Luu, Winterhurst FSC 2 Anna Simoni, Northern Kentucky SC 2 Alice Lee, Detroit SC 3 Catherine Lepkowski, Lakeland SC 3 Samantha Delgado, Mt Clemens FSC 4 Davena Zivkovic, Brooklyn FSC of Ohio 4 Melissa Petersilge, Cleveland SC 5 Natalia Woodbine, ISC of Indianapolis 5 Diana Reina, TSX SA 6 Kelly Kielian, Columbus FSC 6 Cyara Hotopp, Columbus FSC 7 Kate Vegh, Louisville SA 7 Jennifer Henderson, Northern Kentucky SC 8 Danielle Kwiatkowski, St. Clair Shores FSC 8 Jennifer Forrest, Greater Grand Rapids FSC 9 Alyssa Rae Albers, Arctic FSC 9 Kathryn Singer, Strongsville SC 10 Kelsey Velie, Greater Ottawa County... 10 Nicole Bammel, Onyx-Suburban SA 11 Natalie Krupa, St. Clair Shores FSC 11 Allison Margevicius, Forestwood FSC 12 Jaclyn Keresman, Shaker FSC 12 Malka Berlin, Detroit SC 13 Madison Gesiotto, Winterhurst FSC 13 Brianna Black, Port Huron FSC 14 Mary Panos, Queen City FSC 14 Victoria Huebner, Shaker FSC 15 Rachel Gold, Lincoln Center FSC Intermediate Ladies Group 1E (QR) - Final Standings Intermediate Ladies Group 1B (QR) - Final Standings 1 Christina Gao, Northern Kentucky SC 1 Chelsea Morrow, Greater Grand Rapids FSC 2 Kylie Papp, Shaker FSC 2 Lee Keller, Indiana World SA FSC 3 Emily Glassberg, Detroit SC 3 Elisabeth Mcdonald, Cleveland SC 4 Marissa Spector, Birmingham FSC 4 Jacqueline Stoner, Onyx-Suburban SA 5 Madeline Young, Detroit SC 5 Kathleen Weishaar, Detroit SC 6 Gabrielle Barker, Thoroughbred FSC 6 Paige Hamilton, Columbus FSC 7 Amanda Jagow, North Suburban FSC 7 Demetria Khamken, Individual Member 8 Allison Litteral, Columbus FSC 8 Kristina Likhanskaya, North Suburban FSC 9 Alexis Blodgett, Lakeland SC 9 Keta E V Williams, South Dayton FSC 10 Kaitlyn Boone, Mt Clemens FSC 10 Arielle Gerard, Arctic FSC 11 McKensey Hedberg, Onyx-Suburban SA 11 Christie Kievit, Queen City FSC 12 Jennifer Roberts, Queen City FSC 12 Kristen VanLacken, Onyx-Suburban SA 13 Jamie Teneyck, Onyx-Suburban SA 13 Natalia Roberts, Berkley Royal Blades FSC 14 Erika Dolowiec, Onyx-Suburban SA 14 Cassandra Adcock, Birmingham FSC 15 Alexandra Marks-Pratt, Indiana World SA FSC Intermediate Ladies Group 1C (QR) - Final Standings Intermediate Ladies Group 1F (QR) - Final Standings 1 Dalay Ket, Chiller FSC 1 Lauren Ko, Detroit SC 2 Tabitha Taylor, Indiana World SA FSC 2 Mikenzie Frost, Detroit SC 3 Carolena Malloy, Northern Kentucky SC 3 Abigail Wallace, St. Clair Shores FSC 4 Jennifer McKay, Strongsville SC 4 Brittany Fullgrapp, Port Huron FSC 5 Kayla Schmitt, Detroit SC 5 Sammie Scorzo, SA of Plymouth 6 Hannah Hoy, Strongsville SC 6 Christine Sidwell, Nashville FSC 7 Dana Harper, Fort Wayne ISC 7 Sarah Lawson, Columbus FSC 8 Kate White, Detroit SC 8 Alexandra DeNio, Lakeland SC 9 Macy Shroyer, Lansing SC 9 Heather Buckner, Nashville FSC 10 Caitlin Wong, Winterhurst FSC 10 Megan Lepkowski, Lakeland SC 11 Abigail Hines, Fort Wayne ISC 11 Alyssa Neph, Lakeland SC 12 Stephanie Andrica, Cleveland SC 12 Amanda Cross, Indiana World SA FSC 13-TIE Shea Fraser, Columbus FSC 13 Stephany Morgan, Onyx-Suburban SA 13-TIE Nikita Kowal, Fort Wayne ISC 14 Stephanie Wotton, Lakeland SC 2 2006 Eastern Great Lakes Figure Skating Championships Carmel Ice Skadium - Carmel, IN October 25 - 29, 2005 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Intermediate Ladies Group 2A (CIR) - Final Standings Intermediate Men - Standings for the Free Skating 1 Christina Gao, Northern Kentucky SC 1 Zachariah Szabo, Strongsville SC 2 Sarabeth Perry, Detroit SC 2 Paul Shapiro, Individual Member 3 Emily Glassberg, Detroit SC 3 Kurt Weiss, Detroit SC 4 Alice Lee, Detroit SC 4 Robert Feller, Detroit SC 5 Brittany Fullgrapp, Port Huron FSC 5 Nicholas Anderson, Indiana World SA FSC 6 Mikenzie Frost, Detroit SC 6 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 7 Lee Keller, Indiana World SA FSC 7 Eric Groth, Winterhurst FSC 8 Melissa Petersilge, Cleveland SC 8 Dylan DeWitt, Lansing SC 9 Jacqueline Stoner, Onyx-Suburban SA 9 Joshua Liang, Nashville FSC 10 Catherine Lepkowski, Lakeland SC 10 Andrew Lunsford, Queen City FSC 11 Carolena Malloy, Northern Kentucky SC 11 Alexander Darnell, Birmingham FSC 12 Dalay Ket, Chiller FSC 12 Alex Fabian, Fort Wayne ISC 13 Mark Zellefrow, St. Clair Shores FSC Intermediate Ladies Group 2B (CIR) - Final Standings 14 Matthew Reuter, Nashville FSC 1 Lauren Ko, Detroit SC 15 Andrew Ko, Arctic FSC 2 Erica Luu, Winterhurst FSC 16 William Crawford, Lakeland SC 3 Anna Simoni, Northern Kentucky SC 4 Elisabeth Mcdonald, Cleveland SC Intermediate Men - Standings for the Short Program 5 Davena Zivkovic, Brooklyn FSC of Ohio 1 Zachariah Szabo, Strongsville SC 6 Chelsea Morrow, Greater Grand Rapids FSC 2 Kurt Weiss, Detroit SC 7 Jennifer McKay, Strongsville SC 3 Paul Shapiro, Individual Member 8 Tabitha Taylor, Indiana World SA FSC 4 Eric Groth, Winterhurst FSC 9 Kylie Papp, Shaker FSC 5 Robert Feller, Detroit SC 10 Samantha Delgado, Mt Clemens FSC 6 Nicholas Anderson, Indiana World SA FSC 11 Abigail Wallace, St. Clair Shores FSC 7 Andrew Lunsford, Queen City FSC 12 Marissa Spector, Birmingham FSC 8 Matthew Reuter, Nashville FSC 9 Mark Zellefrow, St. Clair Shores FSC Intermediate Men - Final Standings 10 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 1 Zachariah Szabo, Strongsville SC 11 Joshua Liang, Nashville FSC 2 Paul Shapiro, Individual Member 12 Alexander Darnell, Birmingham FSC 3 Kurt Weiss, Detroit SC 13 Dylan DeWitt, Lansing SC 4 Robert Feller, Detroit SC 14 Alex Fabian, Fort Wayne ISC 5 Nicholas Anderson, Indiana World SA FSC 15 William Crawford, Lakeland SC 6 Eric Groth, Winterhurst FSC 16 Andrew Ko, Arctic FSC 7 Daniel Eaton, Detroit SC 8 Andrew Lunsford, Queen City FSC Intermediate Pairs - Final Standings 9 Dylan DeWitt, Lansing SC 1 Emily Glassberg, Detroit SC 10 Joshua Liang, Nashville FSC 1 Kurt Weiss, Detroit SC 11 Alexander Darnell, Birmingham FSC 2 Marissa Spector, Birmingham FSC 12 Mark Zellefrow, St. Clair Shores FSC 2 Alexander Darnell, Birmingham FSC 13 Matthew Reuter, Nashville FSC 3 Alyssa Nederhoed, Kalamazoo FSC 14 Alex Fabian, Fort Wayne ISC 3 Matthew Housler, Kalamazoo FSC 15 Andrew Ko, Arctic FSC 4 Jennifer Johnson, Detroit SC 16 William Crawford, Lakeland SC 4 Stephen Johnson, Detroit SC 3 2006 Eastern Great Lakes Figure Skating Championships Carmel Ice Skadium - Carmel, IN October 25 - 29, 2005 Report of Skaters from All Clubs Junior Ladies - Final Standings Junior Ladies Group 1A (QR) - Final Standings 1 Cara Kinney, Indiana World SA FSC 1 Cara Kinney, Indiana World SA FSC 2 Sarah Alexander, Pavilion SC 2 Ameena Sheikh, Detroit SC 3 Ameena Sheikh, Detroit SC 3 Sarah Glassberg, Detroit SC 4 Andrea Best, Detroit SC 4 Sarah Alexander, Pavilion SC 5 Mary Siegel, Northern Kentucky SC 5 Audreanna Powell, Detroit SC 6 Juliana Bilowus, Detroit SC 6 Katrell Duncan, Arctic FSC 7 Sarah Glassberg, Detroit SC 7 Caitlin Richardson, Winterhurst FSC 8 Ashlee Castro, Lakeland SC 8 Maria Adcock, Birmingham FSC 9 Theresa LoRusso, TSX SA 9 Sarah Waring, Nashville FSC 10 Laura Lepzinski, Detroit SC 10 Natalie Falsgraf, Pavilion SC 11 Janina Olivero, St.
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