2022 JGP Egna-Neumarkt: Info & Pregame Chat

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2022 JGP Egna-Neumarkt is the seventh and final event of the 2022-23 Junior Grand Prix series and will take place Oct 12-15, 2022, at the Würth Arena in Egna-Neumarkt, Italy. The ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series consists of seven international junior invitational events during the fall culminating with the 2022-23 ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final in December 2022.

This event will feature competitors in the Singles (Women and Men) and Ice Dance categories.

All seven events will be held with the approval and the assistance of the International Skating Union, under the responsibility of the organizing ISU Member concerned and in accordance with the 2022 ISU Constitution and General Regulations, 2022 Special Regulations & Technical Rules Single & Pair Skating and Ice Dance, the relevant ISU Communications, and the latest memorandum for hosting an ISU Junior Grand Prix event.

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• Entries/Results

 

[Jumping_Bean]

Entries for the last JGP of the season are up!

 

[Jeanie19]

Andreas, Kirk, Barbora, Anna P and Mia.

 

[cheerknithanson]

Wait a minute. Why are two JGP events being held the same weekend? That's bizarre.

Wait.....the dates are wrong on this. It's a week later.

 

[WednesdayMarch]

So excited for "my" kids' second JGP!

 

[4everchan]

ice dance will be extremely competitive and pressure filled with JGPF spots being decided between Koreans, Czech (the favourites) Canadians... while there are at least two teams (CYP and USA) who didn't do well in Gdansk (first ones) or didn't get to compete at all this season (second ones) playing spoilers....

The French with 24 points, will be looking at a tie breaker most likely...

 

[Andrea82]

ice dance will be extremely competitive and pressure filled with JGPF spots being decided between Koreans, Czech (the favourites) Canadians... while there are at least two teams (CYP and USA) who didn't do well in Gdansk (first ones) or didn't get to compete at all this season (second ones) playing spoilers....

The French with 24 points, will be looking at a tie breaker most likely...

Mrazkova/Mrazek and Lim/Quan would qualify with a third place. Most likely a 4th is enough too (15+9=24 points and 1-4 beats 2-3 of Fradji/Fourneaux in the tiebreak): if they finish 4th, I think the only way not to qualify is if Simova/Aksenov wins (24 points with a 4-1 finishes) with a huge score (to win the tie break) with Gauthier/Thieren second. The former is a bit unlikely.
Gauthier/Thieren are in with a second place. If they are third, they go to a tiebreaker with the French and they need scoring 147.86 in Egna to win the tiebreak which is pretty achievable.

But as you say, Kudryavtseva/Karatkevich and Neset/Markelov can play the spoiler here.

 

[4everchan]

Mrazkova/Mrazek and Lim/Quan would qualify with a third place. Most likely a 4th is enough too (15+9=24 points and 1-4 beats 2-3 of Fradji/Fourneaux in the tiebreak): if they finish 4th, I think the only way not to qualify is if Simova/Aksenov wins (24 points with a 4-1 finishes) with a huge score (to win the tie break) with Gauthier/Thieren second. The former is a bit unlikely.
Gauthier/Thieren are in with a second place. If they are third, they go to a tiebreaker with the French and they need scoring 147.86 in Egna to win the tiebreak which is pretty achievable.

But as you say, Kudryavtseva/Karatkevich and Neset/Markelov can play the spoiler here.

yeah.. i was assuming the CZE and KOR teams would be less in danger.... than the Canadians... and for no reasons I am aware of, I love the name Quentin so I would like them to qualify

 

[PaulE]

I just took a quick look at the women's entries. Wow there are a lot of countries represented including Egypt!

 

[lariko]

Omg, so many possibilities with this stage! I am super rooting for Mrazkova/Mrazek, and also for Gurgenidze, Bralin and Nordeback to break through somehow… but, like, I know it’s impossible, but

I wonder if it’s time to bring the balloons out!

 

[Wishie]

Omg, so many possibilities with this stage! I am super rooting for Mrazkova/Mrazek, and also for Gurgenidze, Bralin and Nordeback to break through somehow… but, like, I know it’s impossible, but

I wonder if it’s time to bring the balloons out!

Why impossible? Nordeback was superb at Finlandia last week, he's surely gonna podium!

 

[Jumping_Bean]

Why impossible? Nordeback was superb at Finlandia last week, he's surely gonna podium!

I assume "break through" might refer to JGPF qualification? Both Nordeback and Bralin have a bronze medal already, and Gurgenidze placed fourth, so they have a slim, but existing chance of making it to the JGPF, especially the two men.

Also, "surely" is a word I'd never use for Junior men - They seem to be on a mission to prove everyone who uses it wrong.

 

[Wishie]

I assume "break through" might refer to JGPF qualification? Both Nordeback and Bralin have a bronze medal already, and Gurgenidze placed fourth, so they have a slim, but existing chance of making it to the JGPF, especially the two men.

Also, "surely" is a word I'd never use for Junior men - They seem to be on a mission to prove everyone who uses it wrong.

Lol you're right, the men's results are always a mess, will be fun when Broussard wins again
Btw Rakhat and Andreas will have to place at least 2nd to qualify (if my calculations are correct), which is gonna be so hard for Rakhat but I'll root for him!

 

[Wishie]

Omg, so many possibilities with this stage! I am super rooting for Mrazkova/Mrazek, and also for Gurgenidze, Bralin and Nordeback to break through somehow… but, like, I know it’s impossible, but

I wonder if it’s time to bring the balloons out!

Btw I'm a huge fan of Mrázková/Mrázek too (and they're Czech like me so )
Normally I'd be hoping for them to break records again, but I think I'll be satisfied just with advancing to jgpf

 

[lariko]

I assume "break through" might refer to JGPF qualification? Both Nordeback and Bralin have a bronze medal already, and Gurgenidze placed fourth, so they have a slim, but existing chance of making it to the JGPF, especially the two men.

Also, "surely" is a word I'd never use for Junior men - They seem to be on a mission to prove everyone who uses it wrong.

I think Gurgenidze’s chance is extremely slim, and both Nordeback and Bralin need silver as a minimum. But, the most important thing, they have TES and I hope they are all coming to Calgary (sorry, I’ve been waiting for this JWC for almost three years!)

 

[lariko]

Btw I'm a huge fan of Mrázková/Mrázek too (and they're Czech like me so )
Normally I'd be hoping for them to break records again, but I think I'll be satisfied just with advancing to jgpf

Fingers crossed! I was an instant fan!

 

[Jumping_Bean]

I think Gurgenidze’s chance is extremely slim, and both Nordeback and Bralin need silver as a minimum. But, the most important thing, they have TES and I hope they are all coming to Calgary (sorry, I’ve been waiting for this JWC for almost three years!)

Gurgenidze would need a gold medal, which is very unlikely with the depth in junior women's skating, but it's not completely impossible.

Nordeback actually has pretty good chances at a silver medal, I think he has the second-highest PB of the skaters here (though he got it at a senior competition, not a junior competition), and Lucas Broussard has shown that it's possible to win even without a 3A or quad (though Bralin is lacking big fed backing compared to Lucas). With how inconsistent and unpredictable junior men are, honestly, anybody who placed anywhere from 1st to 5th at a previous JGP has a chance at the JGPF.

 

[AlexRus]

In order of Personal Best.
* - unofficial best if no official.
At the end of string in (brackets) place of previous JGP Event if any.

ISU JGP Egna/Neumarkt 2022
Egna-Neumarkt / ITA
12.10.2022 - 15.10.2022

Junior Men
No. Name Nation Score (Place)
1 Takeru Amine KATAISE JPN 234.24 (1)
2 Andreas NORDEBACK SWE 229.88 (3)
3 Shunsuke NAKAMURA JPN 219.65 (1)
4 Lucas BROUSSARD USA 209.39 (1)
5 Naoki ROSSI SUI 206.65 (8)
6 Aleksa RAKIC CAN 205.23 (7)
7 Rakhat BRALIN KAZ 199.38 (3)
8 Dias JIRENBAYEV KAZ 192.92
9 Lev VINOKUR ISR 192.11 (11)
10 Jaekeun LEE KOR 188.20
11 Tsudoi SUTO JPN 183.30 (6)
12 Lukas VACLAVIK SVK 176.46 (9)
13 Matteo NALBONE ITA 176.40
14 Ian VAUCLIN FRA 175.44 (6)
15 Matias LINDFORS FIN 161.38*
16 Vadym NOVIKOV UKR 156.17
17 Hugo Willi HERRMANN GER 154.52*
18 David SEDEJ SLO 153.86 (12)
19 Jonathan EGYPTSON SWE 148.95 (13)
20 Daniel MARTYNOV USA 145.02
21 Tommaso BARISON ITA 142.13 (12)
22 Alp Tore OVALIOGLU TUR 141.70
23 Jedidiah LINCOLN GBR 139.73*
24 Freddie LEGGOTT GBR 131.16 (23)
25 Daniel ROUCO MORCILLO ESP 129.93*
26 Aleksei VLASENKO HUN 127.81 (19)
27 Pagiel Yie Ken SNG SGP 120.22
28 Ze Zeng FANG MAS 118.39 (17)
29 Tobia OELLERER AUT 110.15
30 Nicolas VAN DE VIJVER RSA 96.20 (25)
31 Phuc Hoang PHAN VIE 57.09*

Junior Women
No. Name Nation Score (Place)
1 Mone CHIBA JPN 205.82 (2)
2 Chaeyeon KIM KOR 205.51 (3)
3 Hana YOSHIDA JPN 203.52 (1)
4 Minchae KIM KOR 192.48 (13)
5 Soho LEE USA 185.92 (2)
6 Inga GURGENIDZE GEO 180.28 (4)
7 Iida KARHUNEN FIN 173.75 (7)
8 Ginevra Lavinia NEGRELLO ITA 170.20 (10)
9 Anna PEZZETTA ITA 160.88 (14)
10 Phattaratida KANESHIGE THA 157.93*
11 Polina DZSUMANYIJAZOVA HUN 156.16 (12)
12 Amalia ZELENJAK EST 149.32
13 Daria AFINOGENOVA LTU 148.61 (14)
14 Mariia SENIUK ISR 144.50 (20)
15 Livia KAISER SUI 144.14 (13)
16 Lola GHOZALI FRA 143.84 (12)
17 Rose THEROUX CAN 140.91*
18 Carla Anthea GRADINARU SUI 139.57 (11)
19 Stefania YAKOVLEVA CYP 135.27 (19)
20 Julia GRABOWSKI GER 133.54 (21)
21 Oda Tonnesen HAVGAR NOR 132.80*
22 Anita GEMELLI ITA 131.22*
23 Anastasiia VASYLCHENKO UKR 130.34*
24 Hannah FRANK AUT 126.51 (17)
25 Olivia LENGYELOVA SVK 125.03*
26 Sherry ZHANG USA 124.50* Intermediate
27 Julija LOVRENCIC SLO 122.33 (27)
28 Barbora TYKALOVA CZE 119.48* Novice
29 Meda VARIAKOJYTE LTU 118.69 (19)
30 Emilia SOLOUKHIN NED 116.55 (26)
31 Anna-Flora Colmor JEPSEN DEN 115.30 (32)
32 Ella HAWKES RSA 108.51*
33 Nuria RODRIGUEZ SERRANO ESP 107.28*
34 Ceren KARAS TUR 100.59
35 Meri MARINAC CRO 99.51
36 Julia Sylvia GUNNARSDOTTIR ISL 84.95 (31)
37 Stella MAKRI GRE 83.09 (39)
38 Ivona KLEUT SRB 82.51
39 Maria REIKDAL BRA 79.45 (33)
40 Huong Dieu LE VIE 78.66*
41 Afrina DIYANAH MAS 67.54*
42 McKayla ONG SGP 64.70 (31)
43 Hannah DABEES EGY 62.58 (48)
- Milena MILOJEVIKJ MKD -

Junior Ice Dance
No. Name Nation Score (Place)
1 Katerina MRAZKOVA / Daniel MRAZEK CZE 176.26 (1)
2 Hannah LIM / Ye QUAN KOR 161.96 (1)
3 Sandrine GAUTHIER / Quentin THIEREN CAN 156.92 (2)
4 Angelina KUDRYAVTSEVA / Ilia KARANKEVICH CYP 152.56 (5)
5 Anna SIMOVA / Kirill AKSENOV SVK 148.25 (4)
6 Jenna HAUER / Benjamin STARR USA 147.44 (5)
7 Noemi Maria TALI / Stefano FRASCA ITA 140.72 (7)
8 Leah NESET / Artem MARKELOV USA 140.54 (5)
9 Louise BORDET / Thomas GIPOULOU FRA 139.32 (6)
10 Elizabeth TKACHENKO / Alexei KILIAKOV ISR 137.64 (8)
11 Giorgia GALIMBERTI / Matteo Libasse MANDELLI ITA 135.48 (9)
12 Marianne HUBERT / William ODDSON CAN 133.63 (10)
13 Ashlie SLATTER / Atl ONGAY-PEREZ GBR 129.42 (8)
14 Mia Lee MAYER / Tobias HUBER GER 117.25 (16)
15 Alice PIZZORNI / Massimiliano BUCCIARELLI ITA 116.16*
16 Maya BENKIEWICZ / Mark SHAPIRO HUN 113.62 (17)
17 Catharina GUEDES TIBAU / Cayden Oliver DAWSON BRA 108.82 (11)
18 Jillian Autumn PREVER / Agahan Berk DORTKOL TUR 106.55 (19)
19 Eloanne OGOR / Raul BERMEJO ESP 93.39 (21)

- Zoe LARSON / Andrii KAPRAN UKR -

 

[lariko]

Gurgenidze would need a gold medal, which is very unlikely with the depth in junior women's skating, but it's not completely impossible.

Nordeback actually has pretty good chances at a silver medal, I think he has the second-highest PB of the skaters here (though he got it at a senior competition, not a junior competition), and Lucas Broussard has shown that it's possible to win even without a 3A or quad (though Bralin is lacking big fed backing compared to Lucas). With how inconsistent and unpredictable junior men are, honestly, anybody who placed anywhere from 1st to 5th at a previous JGP has a chance at the JGPF.

I am positive that Broussard with gold/safe choices will Q, unless he completely wipes out… I am not sure if Nordeback can achieve silver vs 2 Japanese contenders with strong backing by JSF. And Bralin pretty much has neither the backing, nor the scores, nor technical advantage. Overall, the most likely outcome is that all 3 gold medalists would Q…

 

[CoyoteChris]

I just took a quick look at the women's entries. Wow there are a lot of countries represented including Egypt!

The great thing about this forum is I can print out the start order, print out the start times, Exterpolate the actual time on the slider my skaters will appear on the ice. AND if anyone else is skating to music I love, I can put a yellow high lighter through their name and watch them as well.
Now to find out the time zone offset (time in other places) 17 hour offset and I am good to go...skating on demand...what a concept!
Just curious. Is there a ban on anyone ever using John Denver's music?