Ahsun YUN (KOR) | Women Free Skating | Four Continents | Seoul 2025 | #4ContsFigure

So to get this final group underway in the women's freeskate here at the four continents championships 2025, the local girl, she's 18 years of age, lying in sixth place, got a real chance of getting on the podium if she can hold it together here. This is Ah Sun Yoon. Oh no, that should have been Triple Lutz-Triple Toe. Now she's got to regroup. Well done, on that Triple Flip, got the Double Axel out in the end. Another attempt of the Triple Lutz lined up here, and she makes it with a Triple Toe in the end. That's huge, and there's the flip at the beginning, and it haunted her through that four minutes I think. It was a great comeback though, and they love it, they appreciate the effort, but her heart was in her mouth when she popped that Lutz at the beginning. Ah Sun Yoon, remember it's her first time at the four continents championships, and she's grasped the opportunity with both hands to be honest. So here she is, sets up the Lutz, whether the right foot got away from just one rotation, and there's about 10 points that have gone out the window in that first jump pass. Having said that, she did use her head and get an extra combination in at the end. You see that should have been in combination, so she still had one in her back pocket. It is amazing how these athletes are able to do the calculations while they're going through the program, thinking about what they've got to do, what they can do, what they can't do. Might have been a little bit short, yeah, they've given that a cue in the second part of the combination. There are three jumps, she was backing it in, wasn't she, with the Triple Flip, Double Toe, Double Loop, that was her last jump of the program, it was her last ditch effort to get that technical score up. And then she worked as hard as she could on the presentation, but if she's to go into her allotted slot out in front, she needs a huge score here. 125.11 is her season's best score, that won't do it, she needs 129.60, and she needed that Lutz at the beginning, probably and some, to take the lead I think. Technical panel still taking a look, they're just looking at the last spin, and I can tell you, looking down, oh that one's changed, that's good. Yeah, they were giving her a V, which means there was a position missing, and only a level three. The spin before that, the penultimate spin, got a level three. So where are they going to have her? The scores, please. So fifth on the free, that's going to be fourth overall I think, yep, she goes into fourth place with 182.68. So still Wakaba, Iguchi for Japan out in front, with five to go.