Canada's Rochette places 3rd in women's short program

Canada's Rochette places 3rd in women's short program

VANCOUVER, Canada - Joannie Rochette of Canada performs in the women's figure skating short program at the Winter Games at Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum on Feb. 23, 2010. A grieving Rochette held her nerve in front of her home fans to take third with 71.36 points just two days after the sudden death of her mother Therese. (Kyodo)

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