Canada’s Keegan Messing sits third after men’s short program, Kirsten Moore-Towers and Michael Marinaro fourth in the pairs competition at Skate Canada
Messing shook off any nerves he felt, finishing third to be the top Canadian in the men’s short program at the Skate Canada International figuring skating competition Friday.
Conrad Orzel of Toronto was ninth with 73.19 points while Roman Sadovsky, also of Toronto, was 10th with 72.94. Messing, who finished third at the Canadian figure skating championships the last two years it was held, said the skaters could feel the energy of having people in the building.“They were pumping me up and getting me going. I felt like my feet were floating on the ice tonight.”
Moore-Towers, from St. Catharines, Ont., said the pair will probably retire after the Olympics, making each competition bittersweet. “At the beginning of the year we gave them a little bit too much of our thought, a little bit too much of our attention,” he said. “Very quickly we realized that wasn’t a pass to success for us.
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