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March 18-24, 2002



ISU rejects Lithuanian protest
The judging scandal that rocked the Salt Lake City Olympics followed skating all the way to Japan, where the World Figure Skating Championships concluded Sunday with a sedate exhibition that sharply contrasted scathing criticisms off the ice.
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Slutskaya claims the gold
Olympic silver medallist, Irina Slutskaya of Russia captured her first World title. Skating in black to Puccini's "Tosca," she confidentially landed her combinations, and a second triple lutz in the same place on the ice as the first, and seemed to have more lift and energy throughout the entire program.
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Robinson rebounds with clean free skate
Jennifer Robinson of Windsor, Ont., skated with "a little bit of anger and a little bit of fear" but performed a strong free skating program to finish ninth at the world figure skating championship Saturday.
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More judging complaints in figure skating
Figure skating officials were forced to deal with yet another judging controversy Saturday.
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Bourne-Kraatz unsure about retirement
Canadian ice dancers Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz savoured their silver medal at the world figure skating championships Friday.
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Bourne and Kraatz win silver


Mar. 22 ... Kwan third after short program
Mar. 22 ... Russian duo takes first Worlds
Mar. 22 ... Bourne and Kraatz win silver
Mar. 22 ... Slutskaya nails two 6.0's in short program
Mar. 21 ... Yagudin regains men's title
Mar. 21 ... European champ Butyrskaya pulls out of worlds
Mar. 21 ... Yagudin wins title while Japanese skater takes bronze
Mar. 21 ... Bourne, Kraatz maintain second place
Mar. 21 ... Different mix of American ice dancers
Mar. 20 ... Kwan, Slutskaya leads qualifying group
Mar. 20 ... Robinson does better than Butyrskaya
Mar. 20 ... Ina carries on a family tradition
Mar. 20 ... Chinese team wins pairs title
Mar. 20 ... Really early start for women's qualifying
Mar. 20 ... Slutskaya leads second qualifying group
Mar. 19 ... Yagudin gets 6.0s in short program
Mar. 19 ... Ito was the first with 6.0 for technical merit
Mar. 19 ... Bourne shows plenty at worlds
Mar. 19 ... Bourne experiences embarrassing moment
Mar. 19 ... Russians lead compulsory dances
Mar. 19 ... Yagudin earns six perfect marks
Mar. 18 ... Buttle does well in debut
Mar. 18 ... Yagudin, Goebel best in qualifying
Mar. 18 ... World Championships open with men's qualifying
Mar. 18 ... Pairs medal sure shot for China
Mar. 18 ... Langlois looks to have world of fun in Japan
Mar. 17 ... Yagudin, Goebel set for showdown


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