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Ami Nakai dominates the short program at the Milan Cortina Olympics, scoring a career-best 78.71 points. Japanese teammate Kaori Sakamoto follows closely with 77.23. They outshine Alysa Liu, who lands third with 76.59. Liu emphasizes her focus on personal performance rather than competition. Mone Chiba secures fourth place with 74.00, solidifying Japan's podium potential.
Isabeau Levito struggles, finishing eighth with 70.84 points after losing a level on her step sequence. Amber Glenn's medal hopes dim as she places 13th with 67.39, following a botched triple loop.
Adeliia Petrosian of Russia surprises with a strong performance, showcasing skills that put her in contention, despite limited international exposure. She executes a double axel, triple lutz, and a triple flip-triple toe loop with ease. The women's free skate promises an electrifying showdown as Nakai, Sakamoto, and Chiba aim for a podium sweep.
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