00:00Oh
01:00Skaters, there is one and remaining in your morning.
01:31Skaters, there is one and remaining in your morning.
01:46Skaters, there is one and remaining in your morning.
01:49Skaters, there is one and remaining in your morning.
02:16Our first committee here, representing the United States of America, please welcome Brenda Goodman.
12:59I still need you deep in my heart.
13:04The scores please.
13:06The unofficial artistic score for your app is 13.08.
13:13Your app is perfectly in second place.
13:19Our final competitor, representing the United States of America, please welcome Colleen Conroy.
13:46I still need you to sleep.
13:49After seven days of scoring, your eyes are red our eyes,
14:00making you see the signs.
14:03Your signs are red.
14:36Oh, oh, oh.
14:43I can't live, I can't live, I can't live anymore
14:58I can't live, I can't live, I can't live, I can't live anymore
15:17I can't live, I can't live
15:24Oh!
15:30Oh!
15:32Oh!
15:36Oh!
15:37Oh!
15:38Oh!
15:45Your representing the United States of America, Colleen Combrou.
16:50The Adult Masters for Artistic Women in Class 3 and 4.
16:54The Unofficial Standards.
16:56In third position, the score of 12.55, Colleen Conroy.
17:01In second position, the score of 13.08, Kira Peralt.
17:08And in first position, the score of 14.03, Jennifer Pignett.
17:27Okay, we just completed the Masters Women Artistic Class 3 and 4.
17:31And I'm with Colleen Conroy, who came in third place.
17:34Congratulations.
17:35Now, please tell me about that program, because I felt you skating it from inside.
17:40Yeah, it's just something I really get into and I really feel, so I love skating that program.
17:45Well, you can tell, because you're very musical.
17:48You can tell you're feeling the music.
17:51How long have you been working on it?
17:52I've had this one almost a year.
17:55So you're getting comfortable with it?
17:57Yeah, yeah.
17:57And how long have you been skating?
17:59Oh, 45 years maybe.
18:01I started when I was 16, so.
18:03Which is a bit of a late start even for a figure skater, but always had a passion for it?
18:08Yeah, my parents couldn't afford it when I was little, so when I was 16, I got a job and
18:13got myself to the rink and found my own coaches.
18:17And so I feel really proud of what I've accomplished, because it's all been my doing.
18:22Your doing.
18:23Yeah.
18:23And how long have you been competing Adult International?
18:27I did the very first one they had in France.
18:30Wow.
18:30That was a long time ago.
18:32Yeah.
18:32Yeah, and that was a lot of fun.
18:34Well, I always love coming to the event, because everybody just supports one another and has a good time.
18:40I say it's a busy time, but not that stressful.
18:43Yeah.
18:43Except if you're skating, I guess.
18:45Yeah, it's a little nerve-wracking when you're skating, but the rest of the time it's just like a big
18:48party.
18:50Now, do you have more events this week?
18:51That's the only one I'm doing this time.
18:53But you're going to stay and cheer people on?
18:54Maybe take in the local?
18:56Yeah.
18:57All right, well, congratulations on your bronze medal.
19:00And we're going to look forward to watching you cheer everybody else on.
19:03Kiss and cry can be a busy place sometimes, so.
19:06And stay tuned for more skating.
19:39Bye-bye.
19:41Bye-bye.
19:44Bye-bye.
19:50I don't know, I don't know if you don't need me.
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