Montreal's Sara-Maude Dupuis skates personal best short program, sits in 6th at Skate America Everett

Canada, let's welcome to the axe, Sarah Maud Dupuis. Well, she came out into the warm-up like a rocket. Let's hope she can keep it going now. Finished 11th in Skate Canada a couple of weeks ago. Sarah Maud Dupuis. Quality etched all over that triple toe, triple toe. Doesn't hang about on the axle either. She makes the looks. It was a cracker. Well done. Doesn't make you smile. Nothing will. Really good fun. Technically, she nailed it. Honestly, I don't think she could have skated that program much better. There was real personality shooting out across the ice there. Yeah, we loved it too. Well done. Sarah Moore-Dupuis, she will take that. That was really, really fun. Two minutes and 40 seconds. Slipped her throat with that as well. Yeah, good concept. Some really interesting choreography, and this is how it all began. She set that up perfectly. Look at the length coming out of that first jump. If you can keep the momentum, keep the speed, get a good running edge between the two jumps, it makes for a good second triple jump. Double axel, beautiful, lovely running edge coming out of that. And there she is setting up the looks, and that getting a green light too. I honestly don't think I've seen her skate much better. As far as the spins were concerned and the step sequence, she ticked all the boxes, level four on everything. Looking down, the GOEs are great. This could be a huge score for her. So she needs 74.25 to go into the lead. I don't think she's going to do that, but when you consider her personal best score is 66.23. Can she beat that? I think she might, you know. She's going to be knocking on the door of 17, you'd think. At 68.95, fantastic. Don't look so shocked. You deserve it. It was brilliant. Well done. So a personal best score for Sarah Moore Dupuy. And she goes into third place at the halfway point.