January 1, 20197 yr It's still 4 hours away from the new year for me but looks like the majority of the planet is already starting their new year so Happy New Year to all! Crossing my fingers for great fortune and no injuries in 2019. Inspired by Jack Gallagher and ZuCritter’s 12 days of Christmas post, I thought we’d attempt to do something Yuzu related for each day of the year. let's see how far we can get. If multiple people want to do something for the same day of the year, go ahead. You can do either the numerical day of the year or something to do with the date. I’ll start with the easy one. Day 1 The number 1 figure skater!
January 1, 20197 yr 3 minutes ago, BWOZWaltz said: Day 3: 3 4CC silver medals...(plz don't hit me) Day 4: 4 types of quads ratified!
January 2, 20197 yr Author On 1/1/2019 at 7:43 AM, Xen said: Day 2: 2 OGMs! 2 World Championship gold medals On 1/1/2019 at 7:46 AM, BWOZWaltz said: Day 3: 3 4CC silver medals...(plz don't hit me) 3 Skate Canada silver medals (sorry Zu, but it's funny) 3 Autumn Classic gold medals 3 ankle injuries in 3 years 23 hours ago, Xen said: Day 4: 4 types of quads ratified! 4 National titles 4 Grand Prix Final titles 4 gold medals in Finland 4 scoring records under the new system 23 hours ago, Xen said: 5= So far, 5 intl podium finishes at Worlds and GPF since turning senior! 5 gold medals in a single season - the most he has earned - 2009/2010 (juniors), 2013/2014, 2016/2017 (if you count WTT)
January 2, 20197 yr 11 minutes ago, river said: Nevermind, gotta think of something else for 6... 6 years since his first GPF with Brian as coach.
January 3, 20197 yr Author 23 minutes ago, rockstaryuzu said: 6 years since his first GPF with Brian as coach. 6 Grand Prix Series gold medals (2011 Rostelecom, 2012 NHK, 2015 NHK, 2016 NHK, 2018 Helsinki, 2018 Rostelecom) 6 Junior titles
January 3, 20197 yr 1 hour ago, Old Cat Lady said: 6 Grand Prix Series gold medals (2011 Rostelecom, 2012 NHK, 2015 NHK, 2016 NHK, 2018 Helsinki, 2018 Rostelecom) 6 Junior titles 6 short programs at the senior level
January 8, 20197 yr Author On 1/3/2019 at 12:11 AM, Xen said: 7= soon to be 7 years with TCC. 7 times breaking the SP scoring record under the old system. Day 8 8 times he competed at Senior JPN nationals 8th place in his first Senior JPN nationals eta: woops. Have some catching up to do. Day 9 9 senior competitions where he did not medal Day 10 Age when he won his first international competition - 2004 Santa Claus Cup - Novice A Day 11 SP placement in his first Junior worlds Day 12 12 times he broke scoring records under the old system 12 times scoring above 100 for his SP Day 13 FS placement in his first Junior worlds SP placement in his 2nd Senior Nationals Age when he won his first Junior Nationals Day 14 14 silver medals 14 Senior competitive programs Day 15 Age at his first senior international competition Age when he won junior worlds Day 16 16 total scoring records Age when he won his first senior international medal (1st of his 4 Continents silvers) Day 17 Age when he won his first senior national and world medals (bronze in both) Got a little desperate for some of these. I guess this means that I'll at least have something until Day 24
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