Yep. But clearly, the batlle wont be between Shcherbakova and Tarakanova.
2018-19 Russian Ladies' figure skating
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Yep. But clearly, the batlle wont be between Shcherbakova and Tarakanova.
Some politicking, yes, but not exactly scored so highly that she was giving Kostornaia any trouble. This year if everyone's clean Kostornaia is in the #3 spot, and she's far superior to everyone behind her. They're not going to suddenly dump her at nationals the year before she turns senior when they've been scoring her extremely highly at both international and domestic competitions. Since she burst onto the scene last year, she has always been favored, been consistent, and produced excellent results. It's not exactly a Gubanova vs. Konstantinova situation. Eteri has never had the definitive top 3 juniors (or seniors) before. Many times, she has had the strongest 2, and then a third borderline case. That is not the situation this year.
I personaly belive a clean Tarakanova beats a cleas Kanysheva. Tarakanova doubled the combination in both her jgp shorts and still had similar scores to Kanysheva.
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I agree that if one of them leaves it'd most likely be Kostornaya. Still, I don't think that that really has an effect on what I was saying.
This is doubtful, at least if no one has a disaster skate. Kostornaya's been scoring amazingly domestically. And I have to say that Kanysheva seems to be in a better standing than Tarakanova anyway.
Domestically, Kanysheva was much more highly regarded than Tarakanova last season. On the other hand, this is Tarakanova's second international season while it's Kanysheva's debut.
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ISU CS Inge Solar Memorial / Alpen Trophy 2018
WD: Anastasiia GUBANOVA
new Entries:
34 Daria PANENKOVA RUS 19
35 Serafima SAKHANOVICH RUS 19
36 Anna TARUSINA RUS 19
http://www.isuresults.com/events/cat03108909.htm
WD: Anastasiia GUBANOVA
new Entries:
34 Daria PANENKOVA RUS 19
35 Serafima SAKHANOVICH RUS 19
36 Anna TARUSINA RUS 19
http://www.isuresults.com/events/cat03108909.htm
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Is Gubanova injured? She's not really doing herself any favors here...
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Very hapy for Sima, since she can set a good SB and pick up WR points here, but it is odd that Gubanova would give up a spot at a challenger. She's in danger of not getting any international assignments this season, since only Tallinn Trophy and Golden Spin are left, and the competition for the worlds and junior worlds teams is very tough.
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notable entries to Russian Cup Stage IV:
juniors: Kostyuk, Kromykh, Shabotova, Frolova, Starodubtseva
seniors: Trusova, Kostornaya, Tarakanova, Pogorilaya, Gubanova, Vasilieva, Panenkova, Tsibinova, Gracheva, Fomina
juniors: Kostyuk, Kromykh, Shabotova, Frolova, Starodubtseva
seniors: Trusova, Kostornaya, Tarakanova, Pogorilaya, Gubanova, Vasilieva, Panenkova, Tsibinova, Gracheva, Fomina
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What a great lineup. When will this competition take place?
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Kromykh in a sub list for now. not enough spots for Moscow https://www.sportvokrug.ru/r/competition/4723/Заявка.docx
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This is gonna be good. Domestic Russian comps are WILD.
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Yes! Anna Pogorilaya is in!
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Thanks.
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Hoping Kostornaya will try 3A there
Great. Daria had this week free, between GP series and Alpen Trophy. I can't remind any other skater who has four competitions (three international) in four weeks. Is it even safe for her health? Looks like squeezing out.
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