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Malinin lands 7 quadruple jumps, US skaters win 3 gold medals on last day of Grand Prix Final

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By Jim Armstrong
| The Argus-Press Verified
NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — Ilia Malinin of the United States lived up to his reputation as the “The Quad God” on Saturday, winning his third straight figure skating Grand Prix Final and solidifying his place as the gold medal favorite at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. A disappointing third after the short program, Malinin became the first skater to land seven quadruple jumps in competition for a record free skate score of 238.24 points and an overall total of 332.29.
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Malinin lands 7 quadruple jumps, US skaters win 3 gold medals on last day of Grand Prix Final

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By Jim Armstrong
| New Castle News Verified
NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — Ilia Malinin of the United States lived up to his reputation as the “The Quad God” on Saturday, winning his third straight figure skating Grand Prix Final and solidifying his place as the gold medal favorite at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. A disappointing third after the short program, Malinin became the first skater to land seven quadruple jumps in competition for a record free skate score of 238.24 points and an overall total of 332.29.
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Chiba is surprise leader after figure skating favorites falter at Grand Prix Final

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By Jim Armstrong, Jim Armstrong
| Chronicle-Tribune Verified
NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — Japan’s Mone Chiba emerged as the surprise leader in the women's short program at the figure skating Grand Prix Final after several favorites stumbled on Friday. Three-time world champion Kaori Sakamoto and defending Grand Prix Final champion Amber Glenn made costly errors on their opening jumps and finished fifth and sixth respectively. kAm$<2E:?8 =2DE 2?5 C62=:K:?8 D96 925 2 8@=56?
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