S. Korea's Kim wins World Junior Figure Skating

S. Korea's Kim wins World Junior Figure Skating

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia - Mao Asada of Japan (L), Kim Yu Na of South Korea (C) and Christine Zukowski of the United States hold up their medals in the Word Junior Figure Skating Championship in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on March 9. Kim took gold, followed by Asada and Zukowski.

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