Canada's Daleman finishes in 10th at Grand Prix de France

Well, she's got to put the disappointment of yesterday behind her. She will not have wanted to be going into this free in 11th place. That is for dead, dead sure. And a career plagued with injury, but boy, oh boy, has she given us some wonderful moments. Wish her the best here. Gods of Egypt for Gabrielle Daleman. Well, that's a very solid start indeed. Triple hooks, double toe. And there's the flip. Just doubles out on the loop. Stepping out of the axle there. That's her sequence. Really working hard on the landing of these jumps. That was a Salchow. Got one more jump to go. Couldn't make it. That's the triple lutz. Well, I tell you what, that was a fight. It was much, much better than the short program yesterday. That's for sure. Just got a little bit rough around the edges in that second half. Perhaps the fatigue just stepping in a little bit there on those last three jump passes. But I love the fight. And you know with Gabrielle, she's always going to leave it out there. It's an interesting reaction, isn't it? Not terrible. Far from it. So here's the looks at the beginning. That looked easy, didn't she? Wonderful flow. We didn't get to see the triple toe, triple toe, which is a shame. There's the doubling of the loop. Lost her a little bit there. That was her third jump pass in the program. The rotation wasn't quite as good on the elements in the second half. Here's the toe loop. That's okay. Double axel. This looks short to me. Yep, that's going to be an under-rotation, I think. And the Salchow here, that's short as well. So that's going to hurt for dead, dead short. The Salchow they've looked at, it's been okay. I would have thought she'd got a cue on that, but she's got away with it. The Lutz gets an under-rotation, as does the Axel. Technical score going down a little bit. The season's best score is 106.97. 100.56.