2017 JGP Italy Mens SP

[dorispulaski]

Oct 11 - Oct 14, 2017
Würth Arena
Autostrada del Brennero
Egna/Bolzano /ITA


Thursday, 12 October 2017, 18:30. UTC +2

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• Announcement
• Map
• First Information
• Time and Practice Schedule
• ISU Entries
• ISU Event Homepage
• Official web site
• Time and Practice Schedule
• Start Times for Each Skater
• Detailed Results and Protocols
• LIVESTREAM

START ORDER/RESULTS
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StN. Name Nation Warm-Up Group 1​ 1 Egor MURASHOV RUS 2 Matteo RIZZO ITA 3 Davide LEWTON BRAIN MON 4 Jan KURNIK CZE 5 Gabriel FOLKESSON SWE Warm-Up Group 2​ 6 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST 7 Tomoki HIWATASHI USA 8 Luc MAIERHOFER AUT 9 Adam SIAO HIM FA FRA 10 Mauro CALCAGNO ARG Warm-Up Group 3​ 11 Samuel MCALLISTER IRL 12 Andrew TORGASHEV USA 13 Daniel GRASSL ITA 14 Ivan PAVLOV UKR 15 Vladimir SAMOILOV RUS Warm-Up Group 4​ 16 Luke DIGBY GBR 17 Sihyeong LEE KOR 18 Evan WRENSCH RSA 19 Maxence COLLET FRA 20 Young Hyun CHA KOR 21 Eric LIU CAN Warm-Up Group 5 22 Tatsuya TSUBOI JPN 23 Tomas Llorenc GUARINO SABATE SUI 24 Marco ZANDRON ITA 25 Kai JAGODA GER 26 Alexander ZLATKOV BUL 27 Brian LEE NZL

ENTRIES
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No.	Name	Nation
1	Mauro CALCAGNO SP: Gopher Mambo, Mambo Caliente by Arturo Sandoval (information from 2016/17 season); choreo by Estrella Maricel Marinucci FS: All of Me by John Legend, Toby Gad, Closing Ranks by Lior Rosner, Timothy Stitheim, (information from 2016/17 season); choreo by Estrella Maricel Marinucci	ARG
2	Luc MAIERHOFER SP: Figaros Hochzeit by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; choreo by Benoit Richaud FS: Tango selection, including Libertango by Astor Piazzolla; choreo by Benoit Richaud	AUT
3	Alexander ZLATKOV SP: Style performed by Symfomania; choreo by Sofia Angelova FS: Nero by Two Steps From Hell; choreo by Sofia Angelova	BUL
4	Eric LIU SP: Blues For Klook by Eddie Louis; choreo by Lance Vipond FS: Sherlock Holmes (soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Lance Vipond	CAN
5	Jan KURNIK SP: I Won't Dance, performed by Frank Sinatra; choreo by Alexei Vasilievski FS: Human by Rag'n'Bone Man, Kiwi by Harry Styles; choreo by Alexei Vasilievski	CZE
6	Aleksandr SELEVKO SP I Step Out For A While by Patrick Watson; choreo by Valentin Molotov FS Caruso performed by Luciano Pavarotti; choreo by Valentin Molotov	EST
7	Maxence COLLET SP: Selection of Music by Benjamin Clementine; choreo by Katia Gentelet, Benoit Richaud FS: Lili performed by Aaron; choreo by Katia Gentelet, Benoit Richaud	FRA
8	Adam SIAO HIM FA SP: Way Down We Go by Kaleo; choreo by B. Joubert, C. Paquier (SP), FS: Iron Sky by Paolo Nutini arranged by Maxime Rodriguez; choreo by B. Joubert, L. May (FS)	FRA
9	Kai JAGODA SP: Mackie Messer by Kurt Weill, performed by Robbie Williams; choreo by Mark Pillay	GER
10	Luke DIGBY SP: Mask of Zorro (soundtrack) by James Horner; choreo by Andrew Smith FS: Theme from "Jack the Giant Slayer" by John Ottman; choreo by Andrew Smith	GBR
11	Samuel MCALLISTER SP: Nothing the Same by Gary Moore; choreo by Jeranjak Ipakjan FS: Sherlock Holmes (soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Jeranjak Ipakjan	IRL
12	Daniel GRASSL SP: Music Selection from "Cirque du Soleil" by Benoit Jutras; choreo by Benoit Richaud FS: Smile by Nat King Cole; Charlie Chaplin: City Lights (soundtrack); choreo by Benoit Richaud	ITA
13	Matteo RIZZO SP: "Torna a Surriento," performed by Il Volo; choreo by Corrado Giordani, Massimo Scali FS: Beatles medley, "Come Together" by The Beatles, "Let It Be" by the Beatles, performed by Air With Air Rising (a piano version), "Help!" by The Beatles; choreo by Corrado Giordani, Massimo Scali"	ITA
14	Marco ZANDRON SP: La La Land (soundtrack) by Ryan Gosling, Justin Hurwitz; choreo by Andrea Vaturi, Raffaella Cazzaniga, David Islam FS: "Summertime," performed by Louis Armstrong, "Hit the Road Jack," performed by Ray Charles, "Petit Fleur," performed by Sidney Bechet, and "I Got You (I Feel Good)," performed by James Brown; choreo by Andrea Vaturi, Raffaella Cazzaniga, David Islam	ITA
15	Tatsuya TSUBOI SP: Your Song by Elton John; choreo by Kenji Miyamoto, Yuko Hongo FS: Rurouni Kenshin by Nasoki Sato; choreo by Kenji Miyamoto, Yuko Hongo	JPN
16	Davide LEWTON BRAIN SP: Dream A Little Dream Of Me performed by Michael Buble; choreo by Camille Pradier FS: Comptine d'un autre ete by Martin Ermen, Mon Amant de Saint-Jean by Patrick Bruel; choreo by Camille Pradier	MON
17	Brian LEE SP: Otonoal by Raul di Blasio; choreo by Liudmila Kuznetsova FS: And The Waltz Goes On by Anthony Hopkins; choreo by Liudmila Kuznetsova	NZL
18	Young Hyun CHA SP: Bolero (Je me souviens de nous) by Maxime Rodriguez; choreo by Nikita Mikhailov FS: D'Artagnan by Maxime Rodriguez; choreo by Nikita Mikhailov	KOR
19	Sihyeong LEE SP: The Prayer; choreo by Alex Chang, Tom Dickson FS: Kazeno Densetsu; choreo by Alex Chang, Tom Dickson	KOR
20	Egor MURASHOV SP: Aknaszlatina by Okean Elzi; choreo by Galina Ishchenko FS: Sir Duke performed by Stevie Wonder, Lately performed by Stevie Wonder; choreo by Galina Ishchenko	RUS
21	Vladimir SAMOILOV SP: What a Wonderful World performed by Louis Armstrong; choreo by Alexei Vasilievski FS: Caruso performed by Julio Iglesias; choreo by Alexei Vasilievski	RUS
22	Evan WRENSCH SP: Mack the Knife by Kurt Weill, performed by Robbie Williams; choreo by Dantin Broodryk, Irina Bogomolova FS: Exogenesis Symphony, Part III by Muse; choreo by Dantin Broodryk, Irina Bogomolova	RSA
WD	Aleix GABARA SP: La Boheme performed by Charles Aznavour; choreo by Patrick Capmartin FS: La Forza del Destino by Giuseppe Verdi, La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi; choreo by Patrick Capmartin	ESP
24	Gabriel FOLKESSON SP: Elvis Presley Selection; choreo by Susanne Seger FS: Singin' in the Rain (Ouverture), Singin' in the Rain; choreo by Susanne Seger	SWE
25	Tomas Llorenc GUARINO SABATE SP: L.O.V.E. (Get Happy); choreo by Bernard Glesser FS: Dans la maison (soundtrack) by Philippe Rombi; choreo by Bernard Glesser	SUI
26	Ivan PAVLOV SP: Mr. and Mrs. Smith (soundtrack) by John Powell; choreo by Maria Tumanovskaia-Chaika FS: Blood Diamond (soundtrack) by James Newton Howard; choreo by Maria Tumanovskaia-Chaika	UKR
27	Tomoki HIWATASHI SP: "Emerald Tiger" by Vanessa Mae; choreo by Rohene Ward FS: Last of the Mohicans soundtrack; choreo by Rohene Ward	USA
28	Andrew TORGASHEV SP: "Moonlight Sonata" by Beethoven; choreo by Scott Brown, Ilona Melnichenko FS: "El Tango de Roxanne" from Moulin Rouge Original Soundtrack; choreo by Scott Brown, Ilona Melnichenko	USA

FS: The Man With the Golden Arm (Crime Medley); choreo by Mark Pillay[/TD]

 

[silverfoxes]

Is Plushy going to be here with Samoilov? I don't really find it fair that Vlad got a spot when he has no chance to qualify to the final...they could have given Egor Rukhin another spot. Yes, his chances of qualifying were very slim, but he medaled and his skating is a lot more pleasant than Vlad's. I don't care who his coach is.

 

[Skye]

So I was lurking in the predictions thread (not invested in junior men this year enough to participate myself) and wondered why Samoilov is listed so high in so many predictions when it seemed like the Russian Fed added him on to the roster as an afterthought. Disregarding previous seasons' results (because juniors can advance a lot over just a couple of months) I went on to YouTube to watch videos of his latest competition and have to say I'm a bit disappointed. He may be attempting (and landing some) quads but the overall quality of his jumps and spins do not warrant +GOEs and his skating and performance level leave much to be desired. I doubt that he (or Murashov) will be raking in the PCS, and expect Torgashev to have a cushion of at least 3 mistakes. So what is it? Does Samoilov have something in his pocket that I'm missing?

 

[silverfoxes]

In theory, Vlad can land quads and 3as, but he is anything but consistent and I doubt that a few months with Plushy has reversed years of mediocrity. According to Plush he has a 4F, but he didn't land it in competitition. Of course any of the other men could have a bad day, or all of them, so I guess he has as good a chance of winning as any, but his track record does not inspire confidence.

 

[dorispulaski]

Start Order Up

 

[Lana05]

Rukhin's PB score was one of the lowest one among Rus men. Danielian has better chances to grab a medal. He was lucky to compete in Bresbane where he was one of the strongest rivals. So he hasn't any chanse to qualify and he's still young. Better to give a chance to someone else. It's really nasty that someone wish him to bomb. He didn't decide it, it was RusFed. Plus he won Moscow Open, if Alena got a spot, why he can't?

 

[Shandy]

So I was lurking in the predictions thread (not invested in junior men this year enough to participate myself) and wondered why Samoilov is listed so high in so many predictions when it seemed like the Russian Fed added him on to the roster as an afterthought. Disregarding previous seasons' results (because juniors can advance a lot over just a couple of months) I went on to YouTube to watch videos of his latest competition and have to say I'm a bit disappointed. He may be attempting (and landing some) quads but the overall quality of his jumps and spins do not warrant +GOEs and his skating and performance level leave much to be desired. I doubt that he (or Murashov) will be raking in the PCS, and expect Torgashev to have a cushion of at least 3 mistakes. So what is it? Does Samoilov have something in his pocket that I'm missing?

Same. I wondered too, watched his skates and wasn't terribly impressed, and accordingly put him lower in my predictions.

 

[Lana05]

Krasnozhon hasn't impressed me but somehow he managed to win 2times and to get the highest pcs. While his skating skills are really bad. This boy doesn't have a quard. His 4lo should be downgraded every time.. But he got only <

 

[el henry]

What an unusual start order! I hope that some fans stay after warm up group 3, not that attendance is all that wonderful to begin with.

And I am so torn ..... I want my boy Andrew T. to slay one of the few times I ever look forward to Tango de Roxanne is his energetic LP. And for Tomoki to slay and perfect those lovely Rohene programs

What to do, what to do

 

[Ice Dance]

Krasnozhon hasn't impressed me but somehow he managed to win 2times and to get the highest pcs. While his skating skills are really bad. This boy doesn't have a quard. His 4lo should be downgraded every time.. But he got only <

Most of the Junior men's field this season doesn't "really" have a quad (very few have been credited with more than one or two); and those that do seem to have some big weaknesses. Essentially, everyone who had a solid quad and a decent second mark moved up. Because the young guys who did so the last couple seasons have been having success competing with the seniors & this is the Olympic season. But the junior men's field will rebuild, and in the meantime we have the chance to appreciate a less predictable field and the strengths of some athletes who are still developing other aspects of their skating. Krasnozhon has his weaknesses, but the short works very well for him, his jumps are high, & he has been very solid this season. Which is far from something to take for granted, especially among the junior men. Some of the younger guys will gain strength and develop the big jumps. The older ones are gaining some confidence in this new leadership role. And we have some fun prospects just entering the JGP this season & next. It has been fun to watch the last two junior men's events. Much stronger than the early ones, depthwise.

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Can't wait to see Sam!!!

And good on ya for picking music from one of your fellow contrymen! :agree:

CaroLiza_fan

 

[plushyfan]

In theory, Vlad can land quads and 3as, but he is anything but consistent and I doubt that a few months with Plushy has reversed years of mediocrity. According to Plush he has a 4F, but he didn't land it in competitition. Of course any of the other men could have a bad day, or all of them, so I guess he has as good a chance of winning as any, but his track record does not inspire confidence.

Egor Rukin was 7th and received 57.51 in Brisbane. And if I'm not wrong Igor Efimchuk replaced him in Poland JGP already.... But he is really cute. Gubanova had better result and she was replaced, too

 

[SnowWhite]

Egor Rukin was 7th and received 57.51 in Brisbane. And if I'm not wrong Igor Efimchuk replaced him in Poland JGP already.... But he is really cute. Gubanova had better result and she was replaced, too

Egor Rukhin came third in Brisbane, not 7th. He scored 185.12. Donovan Carrillo was 7th there. Artur Danielian was 7th in Croatia with a score of 188.36, but I don't think anyone thought he'd get a second spot. Did you mean him?

 

[Chemistry66]

Egor Rukhin came third in Brisbane, not 7th. He scored 185.12. Donovan Carrillo was 7th there. Artur Danielian was 7th in Croatia with a score of 188.36, but I don't think anyone thought he'd get a second spot. Did you mean him?

I think Plushyfan was referring to the SP, where Rukhin was 7th with a 57.51

Maybe looked at the wrong results page?

 

[plushyfan]

I think Plushyfan was referring to the SP, where Rukhin was 7th with a 57.51

Maybe looked at the wrong results page?

right, my mistake..

 

[tsuyoboogie]

Here for Young Hyun Cha's JGP debut! I was so impressed with his musicality and springy knees at qualifications.
I just squint through his spins.
Hope he skates well and proves to his federation that he deserved two JGP assignments.

Also hoping for two strong performances from Tsuboi!

Good Luck, guys!

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Going to miss the first group and probably some of the second group due to eating. But, I'll definitely be back well in time to see Sam!!!

Here is the live stream (starts in 2 minutes):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJPov_dXES0

Here is the time schedule:

http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1718/jgpita2017/jgpita2017_JuniorMen_SP_TimeSchedule.pdf

And here is the livescoring:

http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1718/jgpita2017/SEG001.HTM

ALL THE BEST EVERYBODY!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[Chemistry66]

Re: Men's JGPF qualifications

Murashov (RUS) is 1st to skate (1st in Group 1), Hiwatashi (USA) is 7th (2nd in Group 2), and Torgashev (USA) is 12th (2nd in Group 3). Potential spoilers are Rizzo (ITA, 2nd to skate, 2nd in Group 1), Pavlov (UKR, 14th to skate, 4th in Group 3), Samoilov (RUS, 15th to skate, 5th in Group 3), Lee (KOR, 17th to skate/2nd in Group 4), Cha (KOR, 20th to skate/5th in Group 4), and Tsuboi (JPN, 22nd to skate, 1st in Group 5)

Men's chances now:

(Above the line are in for sure)

1) Alexey Erokohv (RUS) - 30, 1st + 1st, 454.68
2) Alexei Krasnozhon (USA) - 30, 1st + 1st, 434.85
3) Camden Pulkinen (USA) - 28, 1st + 2nd
4) Mitsuki Sumoto (JPN) - 24, 1st + 4th
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5) Makar Ignatov (RUS) - 24, 2nd + 3rd
6) Joseph Phan (CAN) - 22, 2nd + 4th, 404.74
7) Luc Economides (FRA) - 22, 2nd + 4th, 386.55
8) Roman Savosin (RUS) - 22, 2nd + 4th, 383.74

Still to go in Italy:
Andrew Torgashev (USA) - 13, 2nd, 212.71
Tomoki Hiwatashi (USA) - 11, 3rd, 189.89
Igor Murashov (RUS) - 11, 3rd, 186.76

Torgashev is in with a 1st or 2nd. With a 3rd, he needs to beat Ignatov on the score tiebreaker and one of Hiwatashi/Murashov to get a low enough score OR if below Ignatov's total both others must get below Ignatov. With a 4th, he'd need to win the score tiebreaker over Phan AND hope both Hiwatashi/Murashov to get no better than bronze. 5th or lower, he's out.

Hiwatashi is in with a 1st. With a 2nd, he's in if he beats Ignatov on the score tiebreaker and Torgashev wins or gets bronze without Murashov winning; if he beats Ignatov on the tiebreaker and Murashov wins, he's in only if Torgashev gets bronze with a low enough score or lower than bronze. With a 3rd, he's out because he loses the placement tiebreaker to Phan.

Murashov is in with a 1st. The other situations mirror Hiwatashi's possibilities exactly, just with slightly different score tiebreaker totals needed.

Likely final is Erokhov, Krasnozhon, Pulkinen, Sumoto, and then Torgashev and one of Ignatov or Hiwatashi (since Hiwatashi has higher PB than Ignatov but Ignatov has the higher scores this season)

(ETA to put Sumoto in as mentioned below by another poster, because his gold ensures he'll win any tiebreakers and only two of Torgashev/Hiwatashi/Murashov could beat him by total placement points anyway)

(ETA again: Also, if Russia decides to replace Samoilov with Rukhin, Rukhin's qualification path is the same as Hiwatashi or Murashov.)

 

[silverfoxes]

Yay, the stream is working...knock on wood. I can only watch the first group tho. Go Egor!

 

[Chemistry66]

65.54 for Murashov, new PB by nearly 12 points. He's not going to make this easy for Torgashev and Hiwatashi to qualify.