Japan's Mai Mihara won the first place in women's singles at the Asian Figure Skating Open. Photo: Xinhua News Agency
Beijing News (chief reporter Sun Haiguang) "Meet in Beijing" 2021 Asian Figure Skating Open Championships ended the women's singles free skating competition at the Capital Gymnasium on October 15, japan's Mai Mihara and Hanaori Sakamoto ranked in the top two, and 19-year-old Chinese Zhu Yi won the 7th place.
In this Asian Figure Skating Open, the Chinese team Chen Hongyi, Lin Shan and others failed to participate, and only Zhu Yi and young jin Hengxin played in the women's singles. Zhu Yi's free skating track today is "Sunset Boulevard", and her overall performance in the competition is average, and the quality of the jump is not high. In the end, Zhu Yi's set of actions scored 94.50 points, ranking 7th with a total score of 147.38, and Jin Hengxin ranked 9th.
"It's really nice to be able to play at the Olympics and it's nice to be able to adapt to the venue here." After yesterday's short program, Zhu Yi ranked 5th, and she said that a few jumps were not stable, otherwise the results could be better.
Zhu Yi finished seventh in the Asian Figure Skating Open Women's Singles. Photo: Xinhua News Agency
Since becoming a naturalized Chinese, Zhu Yi has trained in the United States for a long time. For some time, Zhu Yi has been training with the Chinese team. In an interview, Zhu Yi admitted that he had gained a lot from training in the national team.
The women's singles title went to Japan's Mai Mihara, who had not appeared for a long time due to illness, and she scored 135.75 points in the free skate to win the championship with a total of 203.58 points against teammate Hanori Sakamoto. "Compared to yesterday's short show, I was less nervous today and concentrated on fighting to the end." Sanyuan Dance said that the Capital Gymnasium is the venue for the figure skating competition of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the venue is very large and beautiful, and it is very happy to be able to compete here.
Born in 1999, Mai Mihara won the Women's Singles Championship at the Age of 18. But after that, Mihara Maiyi was away from the arena for more than a year due to illness. Mihara Mai was very happy to win the Asian Figure Skating Open Women's Singles Championship this time, "The jumping aspect has almost recovered, but there are still other links to be improved, and I still need to strengthen some strength practice." ”
Sun Haiguang, chief reporter of the Beijing News
Edited by Han Shuangming, Proofreader Li Lijun