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SENIOR PAIRS MEDALISTS


Gold | Haven Denney/ Brandon Frazier Silver | Marissa Castelli/ Mervin Tran Bronze | Ashley Cain/ Timothy LeDuc Pewter | Deanna Stellato/ Nathan Bartholomay


U.S. champions Haven Denney and Brandon Frazier launch a huge triple throw in their short program.


champion and a 2010 Olympian. “So, of course, you want that perfect performance where it feels like that at nationals. Even though I didn’t feel like that, I’m very happy we fought through it.” Te team’s coaches, Stefania Berton and


Rockne Brubaker, have guided the team the last two years. Teir job, Stefania said, comes in the small details. “Tey train very hard every day,” Berton


said. “We don’t have to motivate them. When it comes to competing, our job is to keep them in check, remind them of the important things like breathe, smile; everything else is natural.” Frazier said Berton and Brubaker have done


“an incredible job. Rockne Brubaker has such a good head on his shoulders. He’s a great manager for us.” Denney and Frazier are the eighth different


pair to win the U.S. title in the last nine years. Castelli and Tran (SC of Boston) arrived in Kansas City having overcome their own share of adversity this season, missing training time due to a concussion suffered by Tran. Partners since June 2014, the 26-year-olds got off to a disappointing start in their short program to “Fallin’” by Alicia Keys. Castelli fell on the team’s side-by-side triple Salchows and they received neg-


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