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will take place in Sochi, Russia, which is on the eastern shore of the __ Sea.
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4 In February and March, the 2012 World Junior Figure Skat- ing Championships were held in the capital city of __, Belarus.
6 The reigning U.S. junior men's champ is __ Chen, who grabbed his gold in San Jose in January.
7 After Haven Denney and Bran- don Frazier took the U.S. junior pairs gold in San Jose, they had Junior Worlds.
8 A __ spin is any spin in which the entrance is a jump.
11 A __ is a toe-pick-assisted jump that takes off and lands on the same back outside edge. (2 wds.)
at an ISU competition was Kurt Browning of __, who performed a quad 11-Across at 1988 Worlds.
15 So far, only one lady in history has executed a quad at an ISU competition. __ Ando of Japan landed a quad Salchow at the 2002 Junior Grand Prix Final.
16 In synchronized skating, senior- level teams must have exactly __ skaters on the ice. Other lev- els can have various team sizes. (Hint: It just might be the same number as this clue!)
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2 At present, there are only two ISU member nations from South America: Brazil and __. (Hint: Its capital is Buenos Aires.)
3 Joshua Farris of the U.S. grabbed the men’s __ medal at Junior Worlds.
5 Wheels, blocks and intersections are some of the required ele- ments for __ skating teams.
9 __ Gold lived up to her name by taking the U.S. junior ladies top spot in San Jose, then fol- lowed up with a silver at Junior Worlds.
10 2012 U.S. junior pairs champs Alexandra Aldridge and __ Eaton boasted the bronze at Junior Worlds.
12 Why is it called skating? Up until 1990, singles skaters were required to trace patterns called in the ice with their blades, such as circles, loops the name lives on.
14 The Junior Worlds men's bronze went to __ Brown of the U.S.
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Puzzles by Joel Kaplow
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ASHLEY WAGNER DOWNGRADE EVGENI PLUSHENKO IGOR SHPILBAND JEREMY ABBOTT KRISTI YAMAGUCHI MARINA ZOUEVA TRIPLE TWIST TWIZZLES
SKATING 43
Answers to the Crossword Puzzle, Word Find and
match mania appear on page 56.
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WORDS ON ICE – Hi skaters! Try to - low hidden in the box of letters. The words will appear in a straight line in any direction (up, down, forward, backward or diagonally), and some words may overlap and share let- ters. Find them all and you’ll be on top of the medals podium!
Draw a line from the current national men’s champions on the left across the rink to their home country on the right.
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