Brad Santer has finished in 10th place in the Golden Spin of Zagreb, his first top ten result in a senior international competition.
Brad Santer has finished in 10th place in the Golden Spin of Zagreb, his first top ten result in a senior international competition.
The event was won by Canada’s High Yik with Martin Liebers from Germany in second place and Anton Kovalevskiy from Ukraine in third place.
Santer was in ninth place after the short program, and ranked 11th in the free program for the tenth overall. The result followed a very promising performance at the Karl Shafer Memorial in Vienna, where he was in 6th place after the short program before slipping to 14th overall
Santer will skate in the Four Continents Championship in Korea next February.
Trent Nelson Bond and Natalie Buck finished in seventh place in Ice Dancing in the Croatian event, and followed that up with a fifth placing (in a field of six) at the Pavel Roman Senior Ice Dancing event in Oloumec, Czech Republic.
The event was won by Canada’s High Yik with Martin Liebers from Germany in second place and Anton Kovalevskiy from Ukraine in third place.
Santer was in ninth place after the short program, and ranked 11th in the free program for the tenth overall. The result followed a very promising performance at the Karl Shafer Memorial in Vienna, where he was in 6th place after the short program before slipping to 14th overall
Santer will skate in the Four Continents Championship in Korea next February.
Trent Nelson Bond and Natalie Buck finished in seventh place in Ice Dancing in the Croatian event, and followed that up with a fifth placing (in a field of six) at the Pavel Roman Senior Ice Dancing event in Oloumec, Czech Republic.
