Entries for JGP Japan

NMURA · Aug 12, 2014

MEN
1 Denis MARGALIK (TBC) ARG
2 James MIN AUS
3 Nicholas NADEAU CAN
4 Boyang JIN CHN
5 Tangxu LI CHN
6 Chih-I TSAO TPE
7 Simon HOCQUAUX FRA
8 Irakli MAYSURADZE GEO
9 Wayne Wing Yin CHUNG HKG
10 Nikhil PINGLE IND
11 Dwiki Eka RAMADHAN INA
12 Artem TSOGLIN ISR
13 Kento KAJITA JPN
14 Hiroaki SATO JPN
15 Shoma UNO JPN
16 Julian Zhi Jie YEE MAS
17 Michael DURHAM NZL
18 June Hyoung LEE KOR
19 Igor EFIMCHUK RUS
20 Feodosiy EFREMENKOV RUS
21 Ancio VAN TONDER RSA
22 Illya SOLOMIN SWE
23 Yaroslav PANIOT UKR
24 Jimmy MA USA
25 Kevin SHUM USA

LADIES
1 Florencia LIN ARG
2 Chantelle KERRY AUS
3 Grace LIN CAN
4 Sarah TAMURA CAN
5 Xiangning LI CHN
6 Melanie Yuung-Hui CHANG TPE
7 Pernille SORENSEN DEN
8 Diana REINSALU EST
9 Jenni SAARINEN FIN
10 Maisy Hiu Ching MA HKG
11 Netta SCHREIBER ISR
12 Miyu NAKASHIO JPN
13 Kaori SAKAMOTO JPN
14 Yuhana YOKOI JPN
15 Elizabet TURZYNBAEVA KAZ
16 Diana NIKITINA LAT
17 Maral-Erdene GANSUKH MGL
18 Tracy DANBROOK NZL
19 Samantha CABILES PHI
20 Da Bin CHOI KOR
21 Anastasia KOLOMIETS RUS
22 Diana PERVUSHKINA RUS
23 Chloe ING SIN
24 Miroslava HRINAKOVA SVK
25 Michaela DU TOIT RSA
26 Matilda ALGOTSSON SWE
27 Promsan RATTANADILOK NA PHUKET THA
28 Amber GLENN USA

ICE DANCE
1 Matilda FRIEND / William BADAOUI AUS
2 Lauren COLLINS / Shane FIRUS CAN
3 Madeline EDWARDS / Zhao Kai PANG CAN
4 Xibei LI / Guangyao XIANG CHN
5 Katharina MÜLLER / Tim DIECK GER
6 Kimberly BERKOVICH / Ronald ZILBERBERG ISR
7 Eva KHACHATURIAN / Andrei BAGIN RUS
8 Daria MOROZOVA / Mikhail ZHIRNOV RUS
9 Maria GOLUBTSOVA / Kirill BELOBROV UKR
10 Angelina SINKEVYCH / Yegor YEGOROV UKR
11 Rachel PARSONS / Michael PARSONS USA
12 Elliana POGREBINSKY / Alex BENOIT USA

AlexRus · Aug 12, 2014

http://www.isuresults.com/events/fsevent00051552.htm - entries

YLFan · Aug 12, 2014

Definitely will be a lot of changes to this one.

Ziggy · Aug 12, 2014

It's interesting to see that Sergei Davydov is now a coach in Tschaikovskaya's club alongside Kotin. Nice that Georgia has another skater.

An Indian and an Indonesian skater are listed as well. Sweet! And two skaters from New Zealand. There haven't been many of those (apparently Allie Rout is now back to figure skating, btw).
Two skaters from Argentina listed also.

Mongolia's Maral-Erdene Gansukh didn't compete last season but it look that she's back.

Great to see so many skaters from developing countries.

hanca · Aug 12, 2014

The the fight for spots in Russian ladies is insane. If Sakhanovich, Proklova, Medvedeva, Sotskova get 2 JGP each (which they deserve, considering how well they all did last year), there will be only 6 spots remaining to be split between: Yushchenko, Kayumova, Pervushkina, Kolomiets, Ogoreltseva. At the moment Yushchenko, Kayumova, Pervushkina have one spot each, Kolomiets has already two spots, Ogoreltseva none. I know it will change depending outcome of the test skates that take place around this time, but if the Federation keeps two spots for Sakhanovich, Proklova, Medvedeva, Sotskova, there is at this moment only one unallocated spot left.

Alex, any news from the test skates?

AlexRus · Aug 12, 2014

SP.
Girls.
Kolomiets WD, I don't know why.
Proklova skated without jumps. She is after injury and may be not ready to JGP.
Medvedeva and Sakhanovich good. Also good too young for JGP Tsurskaya. All three - Tutberidze's girls.
Somebody told Sakhanovich lost her individual style.
Sotskova and Kajumova - not so good jumps.
Iuschenko - not really ready, she chanded coach few days ago, but may be ready in short time.
Boys.
Petrov and Bernadines good, Gumennik and Efimchuk too.
Aliev - many falls from jumps.
Samarin, Taranenko and Efremenlkov were not at test skate.

FS is today, info will be soon.

humbaba · Aug 12, 2014

AlexRus said:
SP.
Girls.

Proklova skated without jumps. She is after injury and may be not ready to JGP.

So sorry to hear this about Proklova. She is my favorite of the Russian junior girls.

catchie · Aug 12, 2014

Watch out for Diana NIKITINA (LAT)!

Maybe not a contender for medals, but definitely a wunderkid here!

This is her first year as a junior, but has had some real success as a novice skater.
Easily wins every national competition by far margin (usually 10-20 points).
As much as I can search, her best result nationally was 114.69 (SP 41.51 + FS 73.18) and internationally - 111.03 (SP 42.97 + FS 68.06).
Has all 5 triples except axel.
Is able to do 3T+3T and 3Lz+2T.
Also honorable mention - competed with Russian wunderkid Gubanova at Warsaw Cup 2013, beat her in the SP and was 1st, but after FS dropped to 2nd overall.
Is a real hopeful here, because, well, someone who can do all the triples is already some kind of a miracle in Latvia!

She would easily beat all our Juniors (best ones here have 3S, 3T and MAYBE shaky and underrotated 3Lo) and Seniors (Fjodorova. Headcasing. No comments needed.)

There are her last years programs:
SP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Po2kpEd6I24
FS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxdfPYsjJD0

Stupid music indeed. But it's such common thing in Latvia to have that.

Crossing fingers for her!

hanca · Aug 12, 2014

AlexRus said:
SP.
Girls.
Kolomiets WD, I don't know why.
Proklova skated without jumps. She is after injury and may be not ready to JGP.
Medvedeva and Sakhanovich good. Also good too young for JGP Tsurskaya. All three - Tutberidze's girls.
Somebody told Sakhanovich lost her individual style.
Sotskova and Kajumova - not so good jumps.
Iuschenko - not really ready, she chanded coach few days ago, but may be ready in short time.
Boys.
Petrov and Bernadines good, Gumennik and Efimchuk too.
Aliev - many falls from jumps.
Samarin, Taranenko and Efremenlkov were not at test skate.

FS is today, info will be soon.

If Kolomiets WD, will they pull her from her JGP event?

Kayumova did not do well with jumps last year either, so no surprise there. But Sotskova!!! :disapp:

What do you mean by "Somebody told Sakhanovich lost her individual style.". Is it just a gossip? You haven't seen it?

oleada · Aug 12, 2014

Sotskova is still coming back from injury apparently

Sam-Skwantch · Aug 12, 2014

Sotskova had a groin injury :eek:

and grew several cm's and said herself she was having issues with catch foot moves due to the adjustment.

Everything coming from Sakhanovich camp is that she is pumped to show the world that she is better. Apparently she has a new spin position that hasn't been done yet. :confused2:

Ziggy · Aug 13, 2014

Catchie, Diana Nikitina indeed looks very promising. And you also have Angelina Kuchvalska (5th in Juniors at 2013 Warsaw Cup) who has a pretty consistent 2a, 3t and 3s so the Latvian team is probably the strongest it's ever been. I will be keeping my fingers crossed.

FSGMT · Aug 13, 2014

hanca said:
If Kolomiets WD, will they pull her from her JGP event?

Kayumova did not do well with jumps last year either, so no surprise there. But Sotskova!!! :disapp:

What do you mean by "Somebody told Sakhanovich lost her individual style.". Is it just a gossip? You haven't seen it?

Maybe Tutberidze is changing her presentation a little bit... anyway, I trust Eteri: so far, her skaters have never disappointed me

AlexRus · Aug 13, 2014

hanca said:
If Kolomiets WD, will they pull her from her JGP event?

Probably Kolomiets will be substituted by Kayumova at first JGP Event because of Kolomiets's illness.
Hope Kolomiets will have some of next JGP Events.

hanca said:
Kayumova did not do well with jumps last year either, so no surprise there.

At JrNats-2014 Kayumova landed all jumps both in SP and FS.
She often has very high base value, but not so high GOE and PCS.
Her base value of FS at JrNats was second after Sakhanovich. No URs or edge calls, only two elements had negative GOE, but GOE for other elements were not high.
Complicated programs, often clean but with no really positive GOE.

hanca said:
What do you mean by "Somebody told Sakhanovich lost her individual style.". Is it just a gossip? You haven't seen it?

No.
Test skate is close, no spectators.

Open test skate will be soon, for senior team.

catchie · Aug 13, 2014

Ziggy said:
Catchie, Diana Nikitina indeed looks very promising. And you also have Angelina Kuchvalska (5th in Juniors at 2013 Warsaw Cup) who has a pretty consistent 2a, 3t and 3s so the Latvian team is probably the strongest it's ever been. I will be keeping my fingers crossed.

I can't agree more! Vasiljevs, Nikitina, Kuchvalska and Gaile siblings definitely make the best Junior team Latvia has ever had! Thank you for keeping your fingers crossed and I love that you always lurk around us - little countries and their skaters!

hanca · Aug 13, 2014

AlexRus said:
At JrNats-2014 Kayumova landed all jumps both in SP and FS.
She often has very high base value, but not so high GOE and PCS.
Her base value of FS at JrNats was second after Sakhanovich. No URs or edge calls, only two elements had negative GOE, but GOE for other elements were not high.

Complicated programs, often clean but with no really positive GOE.

The junior nationals were her best competition and she scored pretty decently (168.64), but she still finished only 8th there, which shows the level of her competitors among Russian juniors. At the majority events she scored only in 140-160 which is not that great (comparing with other top Russian junior ladies) and at the internationals she scored much less than that (JGP 127.56, NRW trophy 139.88 - very under-average scores for Russian junior lady).

AlexRus · Aug 13, 2014

hanca said:
The junior nationals were her best competition and she scored pretty decently (168.64), but she still finished only 8th there, which shows the level of her competitors among Russian juniors. At the majority events she scored only in 140-160 which is not that great (comparing with other top Russian junior ladies) and at the internationals she scored much less than that (JGP 127.56, NRW trophy 139.88 - very under-average scores for Russian junior lady).

JGP Event 2013 was her worst competition of season. She can do it better.

Yes, she was 8th at JrNats.
Who was ahead?
Sakhanovich, Sotskova, Proklova, Medvedeva - any of them could become JrWorlds Champion, if other three and Radionova allow it. Nobody else.
Iushenko - talented girl, who had Silver of JGP Event and could pretend to JGP Final (if have two Events).
Tsurskaya and Gubanova - extremely talented novices.

If she skates clean Kaiumova may pretend to JGP Final. But only may and only if.

hanca · Aug 13, 2014

AlexRus said:
JGP Event 2013 was her worst competition of season. She can do it better.

Yes, she was 8th at JrNats.
Who was ahead?
Sakhanovich, Sotskova, Proklova, Medvedeva - any of them could become JrWorlds Champion, if other three and Radionova allow it. Nobody else.
Iushenko - talented girl, who had Silver of JGP Event and could pretend to JGP Final (if have two Events).
Tsurskaya and Gubanova - extremely talented novices.

If she skates clean Kaiumova may pretend to JGP Final. But only may and only if.

She probably won't though, as long as Sakhanovich, Sotskova, Proklova, Medvedeva are healthy to compete two events. The number of places in JGPF is limited and for her to get there, she may need to step up a bit. Otherwise she may be fighting for the remaining two spots at JGPF (as long as the other four compete two JGP events)

NMURA · Aug 14, 2014

I think the 3rd spot for JPN ladies will be given to Emiri Nagata (newly added as a substitute). She has scored 105+ points (FS) with seven triples (including a 3F-3T-2T) at a local competition. She's a skater from Aichi, which is a factor to be counted.

Yuhana　Yokoi lands seven triples fairly consistently. Nicknamed as "Little Akiko". The local crowd will love her.

Nagata's FS Aichi prefectural championships in March
Yokoi's FS Aichi prefectural championships in March

Downunderskatefan · Aug 15, 2014

Does anyone know if this event will be streamed?

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YLFan

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catchie

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oleada

Sam-Skwantch

“I solemnly swear I’m up to no good”

Ziggy

FSGMT

AlexRus

catchie

hanca

AlexRus

hanca

NMURA

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