Just like that, Patrick and the cast of Stars On Ice wrapped up a busy week with four colorful, dazzling performances in Ontario. See all the highlights of Patrick’s performances and fan meet and greets below. His new program, “Oh, What a Night” is such a hoot! Next, westward toward the Pacific!
Hot off the heels of the World Team Trophy event, within a week Patrick went from competition back to show biz in his home country. Here’s my first of several ongoing weekly roundups this summer!
The competition season is over, but #starsonice has just begun! See https://t.co/ZKCP0NeEuT for the latest updates on Patrick Chan! pic.twitter.com/XrijsdDEDi
— PC Skating Fan (@PCSkatingFan) May 2, 2017
For more information on the upcoming May 3 show in Windsor, go here.
More from starsonice IG Story, this time featuring Patrick pic.twitter.com/9pxmq6JNCt
— Анна ~アフターワールド~ (@boyangjins) May 1, 2017
Bravo Patrick Chan … #StarsonIce #ottawa pic.twitter.com/P6DZhLQXq8
— Anik (@anik1968) April 30, 2017
Congratulations to Patrick for completing a wonderful, magical, and splendidly dramatic 2016-2017 season!!
Patrick had fun here, despite looking a wee bit tired, perhaps. Nice way to end the season!
Last month, I thought Helsinki would be Patrick’s final stop this season, but it turns out that our Blackbird is not done yet, and now he goes to Tokyo to compete in the World Team Trophy event. Will he attempt two quads in his short program? Will he land all three quads in the long program? Will he finally join the 300-point club? The excitement begins!
ケヴィンレイノルズもパトリックチャンもジェイソンブラウンも結弦くんも昌磨くんも！これは本当に楽しみ♡(^^) pic.twitter.com/iv9NtehYWD
— 小鳥遊 マム (@0215mercury) April 6, 2017
For more information on the competition, visit the official World Team Trophy site!
Nice photo of him with the other “uncle”, last year’s world champion Javier Fernandez. However, it would have been even more potent had they been wearing their similar-looking short program costumes… you know, the black ones with the suspenders?
Thank you @helsinki2017 for hosting my 9th world championships and another great competition between @javierfernandez and I!
pic.twitter.com/NsEfLSTV3T
— Patrick Chan (@Pchiddy) April 4, 2017
On to the World Team Trophy in two weeks!
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Patrick Chan, Kevin Reynolds
Alaine Chartrand, Gabrielle Daleman
Duhamel/Radford
Weaver/Pojehttps://t.co/UNwgBfcfTF #WTTFigure— Jackie Wong (@rockerskating) April 6, 2017
At last! Patrick always looks great at these competition banquets, but he rarely wears formal black and white. Here’s a fantastic photo of him with South Korean ice dancer Yura Min!
What a fabulous skate! Patrick is in 3rd after scoring 102.13 in the short program (his first time breaking the 100-point barrier in international competition)!!! He has now achieved the first part of his goal to have two clean skates, and I am so proud of him for saying afterwards that he needs to “remind myself what are my strengths, and go with that” (see interview transcripts below). His skating today was described as that of a magician, artist, or fairy on ice. Keep up the good work, Patrick!
.@Pchiddy breaks the 100-point mark in the short for the first time in his career, and he takes over 3rd place. #WorldFigure pic.twitter.com/FJiBUEf0wh
— icenetwork (@icenetwork) March 30, 2017
#patrickchan #starsonice #figureskating #london @pchan31
for a great week and all the great memories! #wtt #travelbuddy
