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Cha Jun-hwan (Korea University), the Korean figure skating men's single star, has entered the first Grand Prix of this season. He was ranked seventh in the short program, showing difficulty in jumping.
Cha Jun-hwan ranked seventh with a total score of 75.61 in the men's single short program at the second ISU Figure Skating Senior Grand Prix of the 2025-2026 season held at Yidong Arena in Chongqing, China on the 24th, combining 33.92 points in the technical score (TES) and 41.69 points in the composition score (PCS). Sato? (94.13 points, Japan), Daniel Grasl (90.42 points, Italy), and Shidorov Mikayl (88.33 points, Kazakhstan) ranked first to third.
Cha Jun-hwan planned a quadruple Salco-triple toe loop combination jump as his first task, but he couldn't even attempt a follow-up jump due to the unstable landing of the preceding jump. 2.63 points were deducted from the performance score (GOE). Then, he attempted a quadruple-to-loop solo jump, but lost the timing of the jump, landed on a single jump, and was processed with 0 points. Cha Jun-hwan performed flying camel spin at level 4, which is the highest difficulty. Last jump task Triple Axel ran clean. Cha Jun-hwan finished the performance by treating all of the change footspin, step sequence, and change foot combination spins to level 4.
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In the women's singles, Shin Ji-ah (Sehwa Girls' High School) ranked fourth with a total score of 68.01 points, including 36.56 points for TES and 31.45 points for PCS in the short program. Alyssa Liu (74.61 points, USA), Rinka Watanabe (74.01 points, Japan), and Amber Glenn (73.04 points, USA) ranked first to third.
Shin Ji-ah, who made her senior debut this season, finished the first Grand Prix race in seventh place last week. Shin Ji-ah ran the triple lutz-triple toe loop combination jump perfectly, the first task of the day. Got a GOE 1.52 and handled the double axel and flying camel spin (level 4) neatly. In the section with an additional 10% point, 1.44 points were cut due to the backward focus when landing on the triple flip jump. Shin Ji-ah achieved level 4 in both the change foot combination spin and step sequence. Finished acting by processing the layback spin to level 3.
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Lee Hae-in (Korea University), who participated together, ranked seventh with 34.68 points for TES, 30.78 points for PCS, and 65.46 points in total. Lee Hae-in, who stepped back on the Grand Prix stage after two seasons, was judged quarter landing (when the number of jumps was short of the 90 degree level) in the triple lutz-triple toe loop combination jump, his first task. 1.69 points were deducted, but the rest of the components were carried out without difficulty. Lee Hae-in, who played a stable double axel, raised his score with a flying Carmel spin (level 4). The triple flip jump also landed neatly, and details were filled with sitspin, change foot combination spin (level 4 above), and step sequence (level 3).
Meanwhile, Im Hae-na-Kwon Ye-jo, who competed in ice dance, ranked fifth with 42.10 points on TES, 31.58 points on PCS, and 73.68 points in total in rhythm dance.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
