Liget latus / FisherI(FRA) | Junior Pairs Short Program| Riga 2026

Our final team in the Paris Short Program represents France, Belia Liget-Lattes and Alan Daniel-Fisher. And this a team who in their Junior Grand Prix in 2024 were 15th. Last year they were 5th at this event. What is the future holding for Clilia and Alan? You're thrilled to be able to compete after an injury-filled off-season. Girl, you and I Was made for loving you, baby You were made for loving me I can't get Was made for loving you, baby You were made for loving me And the tension If it made for you Was made for loving you, baby You were made for loving me I can't give it all to you, baby Can you give it all to me? Clilia Liget-Lattes and Alan Daniel-Fisher representing France. The team had said that their goal is to improve every performance and up their scores, but they did both acknowledge that injuries had somewhat plagued them through the off-season. And so I'm sure that they will be satisfied to got through this outing, first international outing of their short program. And for me, just so conscious of the increased difficulty and at the senior loop, we're definitely seeing very different approaches from the teams. And this team showcasing the fact that they have been together for longer than so many of the others that we have seen within the context of this event. A bit more maturity even in the opening of the back inside edge of the mohawk. Yeah. Here's that throw double loop. A little bit of over rotate, but she hung on to that edge. The double axles were pretty good. Nice flow in and pretty good flow out. There's the group three lift. A little bit on the toe picks on that back edge there. Losing the speed throughout on the change of position. So not a lot of flow across the ice there. There's the forward inside death spiral. This is in at level four, level two, pardon me. So missing two of those features. Impressed to see that the step sequence for the team has been assigned a maximum level four. And actually when I was watching it, as we look now at the pair combo spin, I was mindful of the fact that it was an attention to detail on the requirements for the step level. So well delivered that actually impressive, particularly given that the leaders only have a level two on their step sequence. We haven't seen, I have rarely seen a level four in pair skating, in junior pair skating. Yeah. So testament to Silvia Fontana and John Zimmerman, who created the choreography and they said that they'd been pushed in their choreography. And it's paid off in that regard as Lola Esprit sits with them, their coach. Well, they have a 50.52 as their personal best in the short program. This is going to fall a little bit short of that 48.33. And that's going to put them currently into fourth place. And they look pretty happy with that. They're in the game. They're in the chase and the hunt for the podium. It's about a five point spread between fourth and third.