2017 Nebelhorn Trophy Entries and Info
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2017 Nebelhorn Entries
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Men
1 Slavik HAYRAPETYAN ARM 1
2 Luc MAIERHOFER AUT 2
3 Larry LOUPOLOVER AZE 3
4 Yakau ZENKO BLR 4
6 Nicky OBREYKOV BUL 6
8 Chih-I TSAO TPE 8
9 Nicholas VRDOLJAK CRO 9
10 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST 10
12 Graham NEWBERRY GBR 12
15 Matteo RIZZO ITA 15
17 Donovan CARRILLO MEX 17
18 Thomas KENNES NED 18
19 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 19
20 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI 20
21 Igor REZNICHENKO POL 21
Ladies
1 Anastasia GALUSTYAN ARM 1
2 Kailani CRAINE AUS 2
6 Presiyana DIMITROVA BUL 6
8 Elizaveta UKOLOVA CZE 8
10 Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA EST 10
13 Natasha MCKAY GBR 13
15 Joanna SO HKG 15
18 Aleksandra GOLOVKINA LTU 18
20 Aina Sorfina MOHD AMINUDIN MAS 20
21 Sofia DEL RIO MEX 21
22 Niki WORIES NED 22
23 Anne Line GJERSEM NOR 23
25 Elzbieta GABRYSZAK POL 25
28 Shuran YU SGP 28
30 Kathryn WINSTANLEY RSA 30
31 Matilda ALGOTSSON SWE 31
34 Birce ATABEY TUR 34
Pairs
1 Ekaterina ALEXANDROVSKAYA / Harley WINDSOR AUS 1
3 Tatiana DANILOVA / Mikalai KAMIANCHUK BLR 3
4 Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE CAN 4 D
5 Anna DUSKOVA / Martin BIDAR CZE 5
6 Tae Ok RYOM / Ju Sik KIM PRK 6
7 Annika HOCKE / Ruben BLOMMAERT GER 7 D
8 Aliona SAVCHENKO / Bruno MASSOT GER 7 D
9 Zoe JONES / Christopher BOYADJI GBR 8
10 Darja BEKLEMISCSEVA / Mark MAGYAR HUN 9
11 Paige CONNERS / Evgeni KRASNOPOLSKI ISR 10
13 Su Yeon KIM / Hyungtae KIM KOR 12
15 Laura BARQUERO / Aritz MAESTU ESP 14
16 Ashley CAIN / Timothy LEDUC USA 15 D
Ice Dance
1 Tina GARABEDIAN / Simon PROULX-SENECAL ARM 1
2 Kimberley HEW-LOW / Timothy MCKERNAN AUS 2
5 Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER CAN 5 D
6 Cortney MANSOUR / Michal CESKA CZE 6
8 Cecilia TÖRN / Jussiville PARTANEN FIN 8
12 Kana MURAMOTO / Chris REED JPN 12
13 Olga JAKUSHINA / Andrey NEVSKIY LAT 13
14 Allison REED / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS LTU 14
15 Yura MIN / Alexander GAMELIN KOR 15
16 Lucie MYSLIVECKOVA / Lukas CSOLLEY SVK 16
17 Malin MALMBERG / Thomas NORDAHL SWE 17
18 Karina MANTA / Joseph JOHNSON USA 18 D
Updated with changes made up to 22.09.2017 11:18:35
Entries are published on the ISU event page...
Men
1 Slavik HAYRAPETYAN ARM 1
2 Luc MAIERHOFER AUT 2
3 Larry LOUPOLOVER AZE 3
4 Yakau ZENKO BLR 4
Anton KARPUK BLR 4 S
Alexei MIALIONKHIN BLR 4 S
5 Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 5 Alexei MIALIONKHIN BLR 4 S
6 Nicky OBREYKOV BUL 6
Ivo GATOVSKI BUL 6 S
7 Patrick CHAN CAN 7 D
8 Chih-I TSAO TPE 8
9 Nicholas VRDOLJAK CRO 9
10 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST 10
Samuel KOPPEL EST 10 S
Daniil ZURAV EST 10 S
11 Valtter VIRTANEN FIN 11 Daniil ZURAV EST 10 S
12 Graham NEWBERRY GBR 12
Phillip HARRIS GBR 12 S
13 Harrison Jon-Yen WONG HKG 13
Leslie Man Cheuk IP HKG 13 S
Harry Hau Yin LEE HKG 13 S
14 Conor STAKELUM IRL 14 Harry Hau Yin LEE HKG 13 S
15 Matteo RIZZO ITA 15
Daniel GRASSL ITA 15 S
Ivan RIGHINI ITA 15 S
Maurizio ZANDRON ITA 15 S
16 Julian Zhi Jie YEE MAS 16 Ivan RIGHINI ITA 15 S
Maurizio ZANDRON ITA 15 S
17 Donovan CARRILLO MEX 17
18 Thomas KENNES NED 18
19 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 19
20 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI 20
21 Igor REZNICHENKO POL 21
Krzysztof GALA POL 21 S
22 June Hyoung LEE KOR 22
Jinseo KIM KOR 22 S
23 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 23
Michael NEUMAN SVK 23 S
24 Alexander MAJOROV SWE 24
Gabriel FOLKESSON SWE 24 S
Nikolaj MAJOROV SWE 24 S
Natran TZAGAI SWE 24 S
25 Stephane WALKER SUI 25Nikolaj MAJOROV SWE 24 S
Natran TZAGAI SWE 24 S
Lukas BRITSCHGI SUI 25 S
Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 25 S
26 Engin Ali ARTAN TUR 26Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 25 S
Burak DEMIRBOGA TUR 26 S
27 Yaroslav PANIOT UKR 27
Ivan PAVLOV UKR 27 S
28 Alexander JOHNSON USA 28 D
Timothy DOLENSKY USA 28 S
Vincent ZHOU USA 28 S
Vincent ZHOU USA 28 S
Ladies
1 Anastasia GALUSTYAN ARM 1
2 Kailani CRAINE AUS 2
Brooklee HAN AUS 2 S
3 Kerstin FRANK AUT 3
Lara ROTH AUT 3 S
Alisa STOMAKHINA AUT 3 S
4 Kim CHEREMSKY AZE 4 Alisa STOMAKHINA AUT 3 S
Morgan FLOOD AZE 4 S
5 Isadora WILLIAMS BRA 5
6 Presiyana DIMITROVA BUL 6
Daniela STOEVA BUL 6 S
7 Amy LIN TPE 7
8 Elizaveta UKOLOVA CZE 8
Eliska BREZINOVA CZE 8 S
Michaela-Lucie HANZLIKOVA CZE 8 S
9 Pernille SORENSEN DEN 9 Michaela-Lucie HANZLIKOVA CZE 8 S
10 Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA EST 10
Gerli LIINAMÄE EST 10 S
Annely VAHI EST 10 S
11 Viveca LINDFORS FIN 11 Annely VAHI EST 10 S
Emmi PELTONEN FIN 11 S
12 Nathalie WEINZIERL GER 12 D
13 Natasha MCKAY GBR 13
Nina POVEY GBR 13 S
Karly ROBERTSON GBR 13 S
Kristen SPOURS GBR 13 S
14 Dimitra KORRI GRE 14 Karly ROBERTSON GBR 13 S
Kristen SPOURS GBR 13 S
15 Joanna SO HKG 15
Hiu Ching KWONG HKG 15 S
Maisy Hiu Ching MA HKG 15 S
16 Aimee BUCHANAN ISR 16 Maisy Hiu Ching MA HKG 15 S
Netta SCHREIBER ISR 16 S
17 Romana KAISER LIE 17
18 Aleksandra GOLOVKINA LTU 18
Elzbieta KROPA LTU 18 S
19 Fleur MAXWELL LUX 19
20 Aina Sorfina MOHD AMINUDIN MAS 20
21 Sofia DEL RIO MEX 21
22 Niki WORIES NED 22
23 Anne Line GJERSEM NOR 23
Camilla GJERSEM NOR 23 S
24 Alisson Krystle PERTICHETO PHI 24
25 Elzbieta GABRYSZAK POL 25
Colette Coco KAMINSKI POL 25 S
26 Julia SAUTER ROU 26
Amanda STAN ROU 26 S
27 Antonina DUBININA SRB 27
28 Shuran YU SGP 28
Chloe ING SGP 28 S
29 Dasa GRM SLO 29
30 Kathryn WINSTANLEY RSA 30
31 Matilda ALGOTSSON SWE 31
Joshi HELGESSON SWE 31 S
Isabelle OLSSON SWE 31 S
Anita ÖSTLUND SWE 31 S
32 Alexia PAGANINI SUI 32 Isabelle OLSSON SWE 31 S
Anita ÖSTLUND SWE 31 S
Yoonmi LEHMANN SUI 32 S
Yasmine Kimiko YAMADA SUI 32 S
33 Thita LAMSAM THA 33 Yasmine Kimiko YAMADA SUI 32 S
34 Birce ATABEY TUR 34
Sila SAYGI TUR 34 S
35 Anna KHNYCHENKOVA UKR 35
Anastasia GOZHVA UKR 35 S
36 Zahra LARI UAE 36
Pairs
1 Ekaterina ALEXANDROVSKAYA / Harley WINDSOR AUS 1
Paris STEPHENS / Matthew DODDS AUS 1 S
2 Miriam ZIEGLER / Severin KIEFER AUT 2
3 Tatiana DANILOVA / Mikalai KAMIANCHUK BLR 3
4 Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE CAN 4 D
5 Anna DUSKOVA / Martin BIDAR CZE 5
6 Tae Ok RYOM / Ju Sik KIM PRK 6
7 Annika HOCKE / Ruben BLOMMAERT GER 7 D
8 Aliona SAVCHENKO / Bruno MASSOT GER 7 D
9 Zoe JONES / Christopher BOYADJI GBR 8
10 Darja BEKLEMISCSEVA / Mark MAGYAR HUN 9
11 Paige CONNERS / Evgeni KRASNOPOLSKI ISR 10
Hailey Esther KOPS / Artem TSOGLIN ISR 10 S
12 Sumire SUTO / Francis BOUDREAU-AUDET JPN 11
13 Su Yeon KIM / Hyungtae KIM KOR 12
Kyueun KIM / Alex Kang Chan KAM KOR 12 S
14 Evgenia TARASOVA / Vladimir MOROZOV RUS 13 D
15 Laura BARQUERO / Aritz MAESTU ESP 14
16 Ashley CAIN / Timothy LEDUC USA 15 D
Ice Dance
1 Tina GARABEDIAN / Simon PROULX-SENECAL ARM 1
2 Kimberley HEW-LOW / Timothy MCKERNAN AUS 2
Matilda FRIEND / William BADAOUI AUS 2 S
3 Anastasia GALYETA / Avidan BROWN AZE 3
Vavara OGLOBLINA / Mikhail ZHIRNOV AZE 3 S
4 Viktoria KAVALIOVA / Yurii BIELIAIEV BLR 4
5 Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER CAN 5 D
6 Cortney MANSOUR / Michal CESKA CZE 6
Nicole KUZMICHOVA / Alexandr SINICYN CZE 6 S
7 Viktoria SEMENJUK / Artur GRUZDEV EST 7
8 Cecilia TÖRN / Jussiville PARTANEN FIN 8
Juulia TURKKILA / Matthias VERSLUIS FIN 8 S
9 Kavita LORENZ / Joti POLIZOAKIS GER 9
Shari KOCH / Christian NÜCHTERN GER 9 S
Katharina MÜLLER / Tim DIECK GER 9 S
Jennifer URBAN / Benjamin STEFFAN GER 9 S
10 Penny COOMES / Nicholas BUCKLAND GBR 10 Katharina MÜLLER / Tim DIECK GER 9 S
Jennifer URBAN / Benjamin STEFFAN GER 9 S
Lilah FEAR / Lewis GIBSON GBR 10 S
11 Anna YANOVSKAYA / Adam LUKACS HUN 11
12 Kana MURAMOTO / Chris REED JPN 12
13 Olga JAKUSHINA / Andrey NEVSKIY LAT 13
14 Allison REED / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS LTU 14
15 Yura MIN / Alexander GAMELIN KOR 15
16 Lucie MYSLIVECKOVA / Lukas CSOLLEY SVK 16
17 Malin MALMBERG / Thomas NORDAHL SWE 17
18 Karina MANTA / Joseph JOHNSON USA 18 D
Julia BIECHLER / Damian DODGE USA 18 S
Elliana POGREBINSKY / Alex BENOIT USA 18 S
Elliana POGREBINSKY / Alex BENOIT USA 18 S
Updated with changes made up to 22.09.2017 11:18:35
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Unlike four (and eight) years ago, there are very few entries from federations not competing for an Olympic berth. (The letter D next to entries in the post above indicates that these entries are not for Olympic qualification.)
Among the men, only Patrick Chan (Canada) and Alexander Johnson (USA) are not attempting to qualify. There are no men entered from Japan, China, or Russia (to name a few).
Among the ladies, only Lutricia Bock and Nathalie Weinzierl (both from Germany) are not attempting to qualify. There are no ladies entered from Japan, Russia, Canada, or the USA.
Five of the 17 pairs entries are not attempting to qualify their federations for the Olympics, including Savchenko & Massot (Germany) and Tarasova & Morosov (Russia).
Just two ice dance teams are not attempting to qualify--Sales & Wamsteeker (Canada) and Manta & Johnson (USA). Russia, Italy, and France are among the already-qualified federations not sending dance teams.
The total entries include 29 men, 38 ladies, 18 pairs, and 19 ice dance teams.
Among the men, only Patrick Chan (Canada) and Alexander Johnson (USA) are not attempting to qualify. There are no men entered from Japan, China, or Russia (to name a few).
Among the ladies, only Lutricia Bock and Nathalie Weinzierl (both from Germany) are not attempting to qualify. There are no ladies entered from Japan, Russia, Canada, or the USA.
Five of the 17 pairs entries are not attempting to qualify their federations for the Olympics, including Savchenko & Massot (Germany) and Tarasova & Morosov (Russia).
Just two ice dance teams are not attempting to qualify--Sales & Wamsteeker (Canada) and Manta & Johnson (USA). Russia, Italy, and France are among the already-qualified federations not sending dance teams.
The total entries include 29 men, 38 ladies, 18 pairs, and 19 ice dance teams.
My prediction for the men will be a fight for the last 6 among these 7:
Jorik Hendrikx (BEL), Ivan Righini (ITA), Julian Zhi Jie Yee (MAS), Michael Christian Martinez (PHI), June Hyoung Lee (KOR), Alexander Marjorov (SWE), Yaroslav Paniot (UKR)
I think it'll depend on the injury status of Righini and Marjorov. But if all skate to potential, I think Lee will probably be the odd one out for the chance at the OG in his home country.
For the ladies top 6:
I think Anastasia Galustyan (ARM) and Kailani Craine (AUS) are locks
Alexia Paganini has a good chance after switching from USA to SUI
Joshi Helgesson (SWE) and Amy Lin (TPE) have not been doing well
I'm going to group together Kerstin Frank (AUT), Viveca Lindfors (FIN), Natasha McKay (GBR), Anne Line Gjersm (NOR), Dasa Grm (SLO), Anna Khnychenkova (UKR)
I italicized who I think will prevail but so many of these skaters are up and down
Pairs is crazy competitive for the 4 spots:
Alexandrovskaya/Windsor (AUS), Ziegler/Keifer (AUT), Duskova/Bidar (CZE), Ryom/Kim (PRK) should get the spots
If any falter Suto/Audet (JPN)
Danilova/Kamianchuk (BLR), Butkute/Ermolaev (LTU), Kim/Kim (KOR) bring up the rest of the pack
Ice Dance (6) similar to men, a fight between the seven:
I predict Mansour/Ceska (CZE), Torn/Partanen (FIN), Lorenz/Polizoakis (GER), Coomes/Buckland (GBR), Muramoto Reed (JPN), Min/Gamelin (KOR), Mysliveckova/Csolley (SVK)
Jorik Hendrikx (BEL), Ivan Righini (ITA), Julian Zhi Jie Yee (MAS), Michael Christian Martinez (PHI), June Hyoung Lee (KOR), Alexander Marjorov (SWE), Yaroslav Paniot (UKR)
I think it'll depend on the injury status of Righini and Marjorov. But if all skate to potential, I think Lee will probably be the odd one out for the chance at the OG in his home country.
For the ladies top 6:
I think Anastasia Galustyan (ARM) and Kailani Craine (AUS) are locks
Alexia Paganini has a good chance after switching from USA to SUI
Joshi Helgesson (SWE) and Amy Lin (TPE) have not been doing well
I'm going to group together Kerstin Frank (AUT), Viveca Lindfors (FIN), Natasha McKay (GBR), Anne Line Gjersm (NOR), Dasa Grm (SLO), Anna Khnychenkova (UKR)
I italicized who I think will prevail but so many of these skaters are up and down
Pairs is crazy competitive for the 4 spots:
Alexandrovskaya/Windsor (AUS), Ziegler/Keifer (AUT), Duskova/Bidar (CZE), Ryom/Kim (PRK) should get the spots
If any falter Suto/Audet (JPN)
Danilova/Kamianchuk (BLR), Butkute/Ermolaev (LTU), Kim/Kim (KOR) bring up the rest of the pack
Ice Dance (6) similar to men, a fight between the seven:
I predict Mansour/Ceska (CZE), Torn/Partanen (FIN), Lorenz/Polizoakis (GER), Coomes/Buckland (GBR), Muramoto Reed (JPN), Min/Gamelin (KOR), Mysliveckova/Csolley (SVK)
I am quite glad there aren't many skaters not competing for the Olympic Qualification event entered. Adding too many of them makes things a bit confusing.
No Min/Gamelin in the mix?
This is Majorov in a recent national competition in Sweden:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klViE6Nr65U&index=1&list=PLhndMTBD7WXlqSE9Z0UDJPBWSydktzviJ
No Min/Gamelin in the mix?
This is Majorov in a recent national competition in Sweden:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klViE6Nr65U&index=1&list=PLhndMTBD7WXlqSE9Z0UDJPBWSydktzviJ
Someone posted let predictions begin, so I gave my predictions. Nothing catty in any of my comments.
And yes, you are correct. I have missed Min/Gamelin. I will add them to my post.
Thanks for the unlisted video for Marjorov. He looks great for the start of the season!
And yes, you are correct. I have missed Min/Gamelin. I will add them to my post.
Thanks for the unlisted video for Marjorov. He looks great for the start of the season!
I didn't want to imply you were catty.
I was just surprised you left them out from being at least in contention given the other names listed. Therefore I wondered if you simply forgot about them.
My attempt at predictions:
Ladies is particularly difficult to predict for me. Many are close on cards and some of them not exactly driven by consistency. Many will live or die depending not the performance of the day
On men, I agree with the names you suggested. Newberry or Walker could have hopes if they skate clean and the Martinez/Paniot/Lee group makes a splatfest.
Pairs, I agree with those 4. I was undecided between Ziegler/Keifer and Suto/BA for the last spot but the Japanese team have been very poor at recent regional event in Quebec (40 points behind the North Koreans).
On Ice Dance, maybe also the Armenians could have a chance for the 6th place (I assume Denmark will give back their spot raising the places given by Nebelhorn from 5 to 6)
I am sure I'm forgetting someone somewhere.
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I'm anxious to see how Isadora does :hap85:
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Did you see her performance at last week's JGP in Australia? She's dealing with growth issues and fell on so many jumps.
I also think she is not age eligable at the moment.
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The schedule has been posted: http://www.isuresults.com/schedules/NT2017_ColouredTimeSchedule.pdf
The entry list is now online. Links can be found at the OP.
There are no major surprises except for Patrick. The Ladies field looks very tight with 37 skaters and just two not fighting for an Olympic spot (Bock / Weinzierl) and it will be a very tough battle between the new kids on the block and the more experienced skaters. I will post my preview after the US Open,
until then.
P.S. ticket prices are also known (not sure if it was posted already).
It will be 55 Euro for an all event, including the Gala on Saturday. You can of course also just buy a daily ticket, seats are not numbered so a first come - first serve policy will apply. You can look at the venue by clicking this link here,
http://www.eissportzentrum-oberstdorf.de/webcam/
During competition, the seats behind the judges can be limited and be reserved for officials and members of the judges trials. The opposite site will be free for all ticket holders, except the very first block, which is for the athletes (who however, not always sit just there
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Practice starts on early Wednesday and can also be witnessed without a ticket. Tickets can be picked up as usual at the ice rink.
There are no major surprises except for Patrick. The Ladies field looks very tight with 37 skaters and just two not fighting for an Olympic spot (Bock / Weinzierl) and it will be a very tough battle between the new kids on the block and the more experienced skaters. I will post my preview after the US Open,
until then.
P.S. ticket prices are also known (not sure if it was posted already).
It will be 55 Euro for an all event, including the Gala on Saturday. You can of course also just buy a daily ticket, seats are not numbered so a first come - first serve policy will apply. You can look at the venue by clicking this link here,
http://www.eissportzentrum-oberstdorf.de/webcam/
During competition, the seats behind the judges can be limited and be reserved for officials and members of the judges trials. The opposite site will be free for all ticket holders, except the very first block, which is for the athletes (who however, not always sit just there
)Practice starts on early Wednesday and can also be witnessed without a ticket. Tickets can be picked up as usual at the ice rink.
Time to put in my predictions.......
*Mens*
Sweden (Alexander Majorov), Belgium (Jorik Hendrickx), Italy (Ivan Righini), Philippines (Michael Christian Martinez), Malaysia (Julian Zhi Jie Yee), Switzerland (Stephane Walker)
Other Strong Contenders: Ukraine (Yaroslav Paniot), Great Britain (Graham Newberry), Republic of Korea (June Hyoung Lee), Chinese Taipei (Chih-l Tsao), Croatia (Nicholas Vrdoljak), Estonia (Alexandr Selevko), Norway (Sondre Oddvolll Boe)
*Ladies'*
Australia (Kailani Craine), Armenia (Anastasia Galustyan), Sweden (Joshi Helgesson), Austria (Kirsten Frank), Finalnd (Viveca Lindfors), Switzerland (Alexia Paganini)
Other Strong Contenders: Brazil (Isadora Williams), Singapore (Shuran Yu), Great Britain (Natashi McKay), Norway (Anne Line Gjersem), Luxembourg (Fleur Maxwell), Ukraine (Anna Khnychenkova)
*Pairs*
This is interesting. This event is a toss up between 5 teams for 4 spots. Even though Japan's representatives here will not be able to compete at the Olympics (due to citizenship reasons), they will be there to compete in order that Japan can send another one of its pair teams to Pyeongchang.
One team will be heartbroken.
Czech Republic (Anna Duskova & Martin Bidar), Democratic People's Republic of Korea (Tae Ok Ryom & Ju Sik Kim), Austria (Miriam Ziegler & Severin Kiefer), Japan (Sumire Suto & Francis Boudreau-Audet), & Australia (Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya & Harley Windsor)
*Ice Dance*
Great Britain (Penny Coomes & Nicholas Buckland), Japan (Kana Muramoto & Chris Reed), Germany (Kavita Lorenz & Joti Polizoakis), Republic of Korea (Yura Min & Alexander Gamelin), Czech Republic (Cortney Mansour & Michal Ceska)
Other Strong Contenders: Finland (Cecilia Torn & Jussiville Partanen), Slovakia (Lucie Mysliveckova & Luka Csolley), Armenia (Tina Garabedian & Simon Proulx-Senecal)
*Mens*
Sweden (Alexander Majorov), Belgium (Jorik Hendrickx), Italy (Ivan Righini), Philippines (Michael Christian Martinez), Malaysia (Julian Zhi Jie Yee), Switzerland (Stephane Walker)
Other Strong Contenders: Ukraine (Yaroslav Paniot), Great Britain (Graham Newberry), Republic of Korea (June Hyoung Lee), Chinese Taipei (Chih-l Tsao), Croatia (Nicholas Vrdoljak), Estonia (Alexandr Selevko), Norway (Sondre Oddvolll Boe)
*Ladies'*
Australia (Kailani Craine), Armenia (Anastasia Galustyan), Sweden (Joshi Helgesson), Austria (Kirsten Frank), Finalnd (Viveca Lindfors), Switzerland (Alexia Paganini)
Other Strong Contenders: Brazil (Isadora Williams), Singapore (Shuran Yu), Great Britain (Natashi McKay), Norway (Anne Line Gjersem), Luxembourg (Fleur Maxwell), Ukraine (Anna Khnychenkova)
*Pairs*
This is interesting. This event is a toss up between 5 teams for 4 spots. Even though Japan's representatives here will not be able to compete at the Olympics (due to citizenship reasons), they will be there to compete in order that Japan can send another one of its pair teams to Pyeongchang.
One team will be heartbroken.
Czech Republic (Anna Duskova & Martin Bidar), Democratic People's Republic of Korea (Tae Ok Ryom & Ju Sik Kim), Austria (Miriam Ziegler & Severin Kiefer), Japan (Sumire Suto & Francis Boudreau-Audet), & Australia (Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya & Harley Windsor)
*Ice Dance*
Great Britain (Penny Coomes & Nicholas Buckland), Japan (Kana Muramoto & Chris Reed), Germany (Kavita Lorenz & Joti Polizoakis), Republic of Korea (Yura Min & Alexander Gamelin), Czech Republic (Cortney Mansour & Michal Ceska)
Other Strong Contenders: Finland (Cecilia Torn & Jussiville Partanen), Slovakia (Lucie Mysliveckova & Luka Csolley), Armenia (Tina Garabedian & Simon Proulx-Senecal)
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My predictions
Top 6 Men
Belgium - Jorik Hendrickx
Italy - Ivan Righini
Malaysia - Julian Zhi Jie Yee
Philippines - Michael Christian Martinez
Sweden - Alexander Majorov
Ukraine - Yaroslav Paniot
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Great Britain - Graham Newberry
South Korea - June-Hyoung Lee
Switzerland - Stephane Walker
Top 6 Ladies
Armenia - Anastasia Galustyan
Australia - Kailani Craine
Finland - Viveca Lindfords
Great Britain - Natasha Mckay
Sweden - Joshi Helgesson
Switzerland - Alexia Paganini
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Austria - Kerstin Frank
Brazil - Isadora Williams
Czech Republic - Elizaveta Ukolova
Luxembourg - Fleur Maxwell
Netherland - Niki Wories
Norway - Anne Line Gjersem
Singapore - Shuran Yu
Ukraine - Anna Khnychenkova
Top 4 Pairs
Australia - Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya / Harley Windsor
Austria - Miriam Ziegler / Severin Kiefer
Czech Republic - Anna Duskova / Martin Bidar
North Korea - Tae-Ok Ryom / Ju-Sik Kim
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Japan - Sumire Suto / Francis Boudreau-Audet
Top 5 Ice Dance
Czech Republic - Cortney Mansour / Michal Ceska
Germany - Kavita Lorenz / Joti Polizoakis
Great Britain - Penny Coomes / Nicholas Buckland
Japan - Kana Muramoto / Chris Reed
South Korea - Yura Min / Alexander Gamelin
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Armenia - Tina Garabedian / Simon Proulx-Senecal
Finland - Cecilia Torn / Jussiville Partanen
Slovakia - Lucie Mysliveckova / Lukas Csolley
Top 6 Men
Belgium - Jorik Hendrickx
Italy - Ivan Righini
Malaysia - Julian Zhi Jie Yee
Philippines - Michael Christian Martinez
Sweden - Alexander Majorov
Ukraine - Yaroslav Paniot
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Great Britain - Graham Newberry
South Korea - June-Hyoung Lee
Switzerland - Stephane Walker
Top 6 Ladies
Armenia - Anastasia Galustyan
Australia - Kailani Craine
Finland - Viveca Lindfords
Great Britain - Natasha Mckay
Sweden - Joshi Helgesson
Switzerland - Alexia Paganini
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Austria - Kerstin Frank
Brazil - Isadora Williams
Czech Republic - Elizaveta Ukolova
Luxembourg - Fleur Maxwell
Netherland - Niki Wories
Norway - Anne Line Gjersem
Singapore - Shuran Yu
Ukraine - Anna Khnychenkova
Top 4 Pairs
Australia - Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya / Harley Windsor
Austria - Miriam Ziegler / Severin Kiefer
Czech Republic - Anna Duskova / Martin Bidar
North Korea - Tae-Ok Ryom / Ju-Sik Kim
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Japan - Sumire Suto / Francis Boudreau-Audet
Top 5 Ice Dance
Czech Republic - Cortney Mansour / Michal Ceska
Germany - Kavita Lorenz / Joti Polizoakis
Great Britain - Penny Coomes / Nicholas Buckland
Japan - Kana Muramoto / Chris Reed
South Korea - Yura Min / Alexander Gamelin
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Armenia - Tina Garabedian / Simon Proulx-Senecal
Finland - Cecilia Torn / Jussiville Partanen
Slovakia - Lucie Mysliveckova / Lukas Csolley
Nebelhorn Trophy 2017
Entries, schedule, and link to official website: http://www.isuresults.com/events/fsevent03111453.htm
There are significantly fewer entries in both singles competitions than there were four years ago Perhaps some of the federations that know their skaters have no chance have decided against sending them. That at least makes breaking down the fields slightly easier. Breakdowns of all four Olympic qualifying competitions to follow.
Entries, schedule, and link to official website: http://www.isuresults.com/events/fsevent03111453.htm
There are significantly fewer entries in both singles competitions than there were four years ago Perhaps some of the federations that know their skaters have no chance have decided against sending them. That at least makes breaking down the fields slightly easier. Breakdowns of all four Olympic qualifying competitions to follow.
Men: Olympic Qualifying
Entries from countries not yet qualified for the Olympics
1 Slavik HAYRAPETYAN ARM 1
2 Luc MAIERHOFER AUT 2
3 Larry LOUPOLOVER AZE 3
4 Yakau ZENKO BLR 4
Anton KARPUK BLR 4 S
Alexei MIALIONKHIN BLR 4 S
5 Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 5
6 Nicky OBREYKOV BUL 6
Ivo GATOVSKI BUL 6 S
8 Chih-I TSAO TPE 8
9 Nicholas VRDOLJAK CRO 9
10 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST 10
Samuel KOPPEL EST 10 S
Daniil ZURAV EST 10 S
11 Valtter VIRTANEN FIN 11
12 Graham NEWBERRY GBR 12
Phillip HARRIS GBR 12 S
13 Harrison Jon-Yen WONG HKG 13
Leslie Man Cheuk IP HKG 13 S
Harry Hau Yin LEE HKG 13 S
14 Conor STAKELUM IRL 14
15 Ivan RIGHINI ITA 15
Daniel GRASSL ITA 15 S
Matteo RIZZO ITA 15 S
Maurizio ZANDRON ITA 15 S
16 Julian Zhi Jie YEE MAS 16
17 Donovan CARRILLO MEX 17
18 Thomas KENNES NED 18
19 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 19
20 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI 20
21 Igor REZNICHENKO POL 21
Krzysztof GALA POL 21 S
22 June Hyoung LEE KOR 22
Jinseo KIM KOR 22 S
23 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 23
Michael NEUMAN SVK 23 S
24 Matthew SAMUELS RSA 24
25 Alexander MAJOROV SWE 25
Gabriel FOLKESSON SWE 25 S
Nikolaj MAJOROV SWE 25 S
Natran TZAGAI SWE 25 S
26 Stephane WALKER SUI 26
Lukas BRITSCHGI SUI 26 S
Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 26 S
27 Engin Ali ARTAN TUR 27
Burak DEMIRBOGA TUR 27 S
28 Yaroslav PANIOT UKR 28
Ivan PAVLOV UKR 28 S
That's twenty-six men competing for six spots, possibly seven if Misha Ge retires and Uzbekistan fails to replace him. Not all of them are likely to qualifying, but consider:
Jorik Hendrickx-The kind of skater you'd expect to be qualified already; he was at this time four years ago, but he just missed at Worlds
Ivan Righini-In all likelihood would've qualified at Worlds had he made it there
Julian Yee-Also came really close at Worlds; four points more would've done it
Michael Christian Martinez-Made it in four years ago, but struggling with consistency
Igor Reznichenko-Actually got swapped in for Kryzstof Gala just this week, after he trounced him and beat several other people on the roster in Slovenia; has broken 200 on the Challenger Series
June-Hyoung Lee-Shock winner at the Korean qualifier because their up-and-comer is very badly injured, but is capable of scoring high enough to get the berth in his stead
Alexander Majorov-Had no trouble getting in at Worlds four years ago, but he's having a rougher time now than he did then
Stephane Walker-Was in the mix to qualify four years ago and then skated badly in the free; still has the consistency issues
Yaroslav Paniot-Just up from juniors, had a good summer
Hendirckx, Righini, and Majorov seem very likely. For the other three, I'm going with Yee, Paniot, and Martinez, though I'm very hesitant on that last one. I suspect Lee might just miss and drive everyone crazy with confusion as to whether Korea's going to get a spot or not
Entries from countries not yet qualified for the Olympics
1 Slavik HAYRAPETYAN ARM 1
2 Luc MAIERHOFER AUT 2
3 Larry LOUPOLOVER AZE 3
4 Yakau ZENKO BLR 4
Anton KARPUK BLR 4 S
Alexei MIALIONKHIN BLR 4 S
5 Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 5
6 Nicky OBREYKOV BUL 6
Ivo GATOVSKI BUL 6 S
8 Chih-I TSAO TPE 8
9 Nicholas VRDOLJAK CRO 9
10 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST 10
Samuel KOPPEL EST 10 S
Daniil ZURAV EST 10 S
11 Valtter VIRTANEN FIN 11
12 Graham NEWBERRY GBR 12
Phillip HARRIS GBR 12 S
13 Harrison Jon-Yen WONG HKG 13
Leslie Man Cheuk IP HKG 13 S
Harry Hau Yin LEE HKG 13 S
14 Conor STAKELUM IRL 14
15 Ivan RIGHINI ITA 15
Daniel GRASSL ITA 15 S
Matteo RIZZO ITA 15 S
Maurizio ZANDRON ITA 15 S
16 Julian Zhi Jie YEE MAS 16
17 Donovan CARRILLO MEX 17
18 Thomas KENNES NED 18
19 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 19
20 Michael Christian MARTINEZ PHI 20
21 Igor REZNICHENKO POL 21
Krzysztof GALA POL 21 S
22 June Hyoung LEE KOR 22
Jinseo KIM KOR 22 S
23 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 23
Michael NEUMAN SVK 23 S
24 Matthew SAMUELS RSA 24
25 Alexander MAJOROV SWE 25
Gabriel FOLKESSON SWE 25 S
Nikolaj MAJOROV SWE 25 S
Natran TZAGAI SWE 25 S
26 Stephane WALKER SUI 26
Lukas BRITSCHGI SUI 26 S
Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 26 S
27 Engin Ali ARTAN TUR 27
Burak DEMIRBOGA TUR 27 S
28 Yaroslav PANIOT UKR 28
Ivan PAVLOV UKR 28 S
That's twenty-six men competing for six spots, possibly seven if Misha Ge retires and Uzbekistan fails to replace him. Not all of them are likely to qualifying, but consider:
Jorik Hendrickx-The kind of skater you'd expect to be qualified already; he was at this time four years ago, but he just missed at Worlds
Ivan Righini-In all likelihood would've qualified at Worlds had he made it there
Julian Yee-Also came really close at Worlds; four points more would've done it
Michael Christian Martinez-Made it in four years ago, but struggling with consistency
Igor Reznichenko-Actually got swapped in for Kryzstof Gala just this week, after he trounced him and beat several other people on the roster in Slovenia; has broken 200 on the Challenger Series
June-Hyoung Lee-Shock winner at the Korean qualifier because their up-and-comer is very badly injured, but is capable of scoring high enough to get the berth in his stead
Alexander Majorov-Had no trouble getting in at Worlds four years ago, but he's having a rougher time now than he did then
Stephane Walker-Was in the mix to qualify four years ago and then skated badly in the free; still has the consistency issues
Yaroslav Paniot-Just up from juniors, had a good summer
Hendirckx, Righini, and Majorov seem very likely. For the other three, I'm going with Yee, Paniot, and Martinez, though I'm very hesitant on that last one. I suspect Lee might just miss and drive everyone crazy with confusion as to whether Korea's going to get a spot or not
