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US Figure Skating Championships 2017: Monday Results and Updated Schedule

Joseph ZuckerJan 16, 2017

The 2017 U.S. Figure Skating Championships continued Monday night in Kansas City, Missouri, with three of the four novice events getting underway.

The competitors involved in the action were looking to gain an edge in the short-program portion before Tuesday's free skate. While plenty can change during the free skate, a handful of competitors have already put themselves in position to walk away from Kansas City with a medal.

Below are the results from Monday and a look at the schedule for the rest of the event:

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FirstAlysa Liu48.89
SecondAngelina Huang48.66
ThirdTing Cui47.63
FirstMaxim Naumov55.82
SecondJoseph Kang52.04
ThirdDinh Tran51.98
FirstErin Coleman, Derrick Griffin45.58
SecondAinsley Peterson, Kristofer Ogren39.67
ThirdGreta Crafoord, John Crafoord39.14
Novice Ladies' Free Skate9:35 a.m.
Novice Men's Free Skate11:20 a.m.
Novice Pairs' Free Skate2:25 p.m.
Novice Dance: US Viennese Waltz6:35 p.m.
Novice Dance: Blues7:50 p.m.
Junior Pairs' Short Program9:40 p.m.
Junior Men's Short Program9:30 a.m.
Novice Dance: Free Dance11 a.m.
Junior Ladies' Short Program7 p.m.
Junior Dance: Short Dance9 p.m.
Junior Pairs' Free Skate12 p.m.
Championship Pairs' Short Program5:30 p.m.
Championship Ladies' Short Program9:05 p.m.
Junior Ladies' Free Skate9:30 a.m.
Junior Dance: Free Dance11:35 a.m.
Junior Men's Free Skate2:40 p.m.
Championship Dance: Short Dance6 p.m.
Championship Men's Short Program8:30 p.m.
Championship Pairs' Free Skate (Group 1)11 a.m.
Championship Dance: Free Dance (Group 1)12:08 p.m.
Championship Pairs' Free Skate (Groups 2 & 3)2:15 p.m.
Championship Dance: Free Dance (Groups 2 & 3)4:33 p.m.
Championship Ladies' Free Skate7:30 p.m.
Championship Men's Free Skate2 p.m.

Only 0.23 points separate leader Alysa Liu and Angelina Huang in the novice ladies' division following the short program.

Liu began her routine with a triple lutz and triple toe loop that earned an 11.00 base value. While she lost 0.70 points on her grade of execution, her 10.30 overall score set the tone for the rest of her routine.

Huang scored an 8.50 with a triple flip and double toe loop on her first element and followed up with a triple lutz to anchor her routine.

Four skaters are within 1.54 points of Liu, so Tuesday's novice ladies' free skate is shaping up to be interesting.

In the novice men's division, Maxim Naumov opened a 3.78-point lead over Joseph Kang.

Naumov put together a great routine in which he didn't lose any points for his grade of execution. Kang, on the other hand, lost 1.40 points on his attempted triple toe loop.

Excluding each skater's second element, Naumov and Kang would've scored 24.87 and 24.17 on their executed elements, illustrating how big Kang's mistake could be by the time all is said and done in the event.

Closing out Monday, Erin Coleman and Derrick Griffin built a nearly unassailable lead in the novice pairs' competition. They scored 45.58 in the short program.

Ainsley Peterson and Kristofer Ogren sit in second place, 5.91 points behind the leaders. To put that gap into perspective, that's a bigger margin than the one separating second and sixth place (5.56 points). Peterson and Ogren will need Coleman and Griffin to slip up Tuesday to have any chance of standing atop the podium.

In addition to the conclusion of the novice ladies', men's and pairs' events, the novice dance event is set to begin in the evening and will be followed by the start of the junior pairs' competition.

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