Harin Jang breaks his personal high score at the 6th ISU Junior Grand Prix and takes 4th place
Quick Look
- Figure skating women's single Harin Jang took 4th place at the 6th ISU Junior Grand Prix held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, recording personal best scores in all short, free, and total scores.
- Although he failed to win a medal due to a triple flip mistake, he performed better in both technical and artistic scores.
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Why It Matters
Harin Jang is a figure skater from Dojangjung, and participated in the 6th ISU Junior Grand Prix competition with the goal of breaking her personal best.
‘Breaking’ personal best scores in all short, free and total scores
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Young-ho = Figure skating women's single Harin Jang (dojo) broke her own high score and took 4th place in the 6th competition of the 2026-2027 International Skating Union (ISU) Junior Grand Prix.
Harin Jang received 108.37 points, including 58.86 technical scores (TES) and 49.51 artistic scores (PCS), in the women's single free skating competition that ended on the 4th (Korean time) at Hala Tivoli in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Harin Jang, who received 64.77 points in the short program, recorded a total score of 173.14 points and finished the competition in 4th place, 3.05 points behind Leandra Zimpukakis (Switzerland, 176.19 points), who took 3rd place.
Hana Bass (Australia, 198.86 points) won, and Liu Yuxian (China, 188.04 points) took second place.
Although Harin Jang did not win a medal, she achieved the achievement of setting her ISU-certified highest score in the short program, free skating, and total score at this competition.
Jang Harin, who placed third in the short program and was expecting a medal, failed to achieve her goal due to one jumping mistake.
Harin Jang performed steadily, earning points of execution (GOE) in all of her first three consecutive jump tasks, including the triple salchow-triple toe loop combination jump, triple loop-double axel-double axel sequence jump, and triple lutz.
He cruised by receiving additional points in the triple loop attempted in the extra point section, but lost his balance during the jump of the subsequent triple flip and landed without completing the number of revolutions.
The triple flip received only 0.3 points as it was downgraded due to attention (be careful of using the edge) and was considered a single jump, and this mistake was the cause of the medal failure.
Harin Jang landed the last jump, the Triple Salchow, cleanly, followed by a Change Foot Combination Spin (Level 4), and finished the performance with a Coreo Sequence and Coreo Spin.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Harin Jang will regain the stability of her triple flip jump at the next Grand Prix competition and advance to medal contention.
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What are Jang Harin’s plans for participating in the next competition?
- What was analyzed as the specific cause of the triple flip mistake?
- How will Jang Harin's future technical training direction be set?






