Marin Honda saved her best for last.
After struggling through a season in which she admitted that being the reigning world junior champion had created stress for her, Honda responded with two fine programs to earn the silver medal behind Russia’s Alina Zagitova at the world junior championships on Saturday in Taipei.
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Mao Asada,
Miki Ando,
Satoko Miyahara,
Yuna Kim,
Phil Hersh,
Kaori Sakamoto,
Wakaba Higuchi,
Yoshie Noguchi,
Mai Mihara,
Yuna Shiraiwa,
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Alina Zagitova,
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