2017 Austria Ladies SP

[dorispulaski]

31 Aug - 2 Sep 2017

Friday, 1 September 2017, 14:30 Local Time UTC +2

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Salzburg Austria

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START ORDER​

StN. Name Nation Warm-Up Group 1 1 Polina USTINKOVA SUI 2 Stefanie PESENDORFER AUT 3 Lara ROTH AUT 4 Lea Johanna DASTICH GER 5 Guzide Irmak BAYIR TUR 6 Julie FROETSCHER FRA Warm-Up Group 2 7 Maya GORODNITSKY ISR 8 Anita ÖSTLUND SWE 9 Kristen SPOURS GBR 10 Sophia SCHALLER AUT 11 Josephine KAERSGAARD DEN 12 Caya SCHEEPENS NED Warm-Up Group 3 13 Mako YAMASHITA JPN 14 Mariami MESHVELIANI GEO 15 Julia LANG HUN 16 Alessia TORNAGHI ITA 17 Hana CVIJANOVIC CRO 18 Angelina HUANG USA Warm-Up Group 4 19 Elisavet MULDER-STOUPAKI GRE 20 Starr ANDREWS USA 21 Amelia SADLER AUS 22 Eunsoo LIM KOR 23 Ji Yun LEE KOR 24 Hiu Ching KWONG HKG Warm-Up Group 5 25 Loena HENDRICKX BEL 26 Moa IWANO JPN 27 Silvia HUGEC SVK 28 Anastasiia GUBANOVA RUS 29 Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 30 Michaela-Lucie HANZLIKOVA CZE

Entries

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No.	Name	Nation
1	Amelia SADLER SP Nos souvenirs by Andrew Lloyd Webber, performed by Mireille Mathieu; choreo by Philip Mills LP Secrets by One Republic; choreo by Philip Mills	AUS
2	Stefanie PESENDORFER SP Bajofondo Pa'Bailar; choreo by Tatjana Schrökl, Lorenzo Magri LP Fantasy Music - The Last of her Kind by Peter Gundry, Dark Vampire by Peter Gundry; choreo by Tatjana Schrökl, Lorenzo Magri	AUT
3	Lara ROTH SP Life by Ludovico Einaudi; choreo by Frank Dehne, Adam Solya LP Mozart Medley; Rock Me Amadeus by Falco; choreo by Frank Dehne, Adam Solya	AUT
4	Sophia SCHALLER SP Paint It Black; choreo by Mark Pillay, Lorenzo Magri LP Monsieur Chocolat by Gabriel Yared; choreo by Mark Pillay, Lorenzo Magri	AUT
5	Loena HENDRICKX SP Frozen performed by Madonna; choreo by Adam Solya LP Diferente by Gotan Project; choreo by Adam Solya	BEL
6	Hana CVIJANOVIC SP Milord by Georges Moustaki, performed by Edith Piaf; choreo by Ivana Jakupcevic LP Another Day Of Sun (from "La La Land" soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz, City of Stars (from "La La Land" soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz, Someone In The Crowd (from "La La Land" soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz; choreo by Ivana Jakupcevic	CRO
7	Michaela-Lucie HANZLIKOVA SP Hip Hip, Chin Chin performed by Club des Belugas; choreo by Monika Skornickova LP O Fortuna (from "Carmina Burana") by Carl Orff; choreo by Monika Skornickova	CZE
8	Josephine KAERSGAARD SP Pharao Ramses II by Derek Fieehter; choreo by Olena Volokhova, Igor Tsion LP How Does a Moment Last Forever performed by Celine Dion; choreo by Olena Volokhova, Igor Tsion	DEN
9	Julie FROETSCHER SP Ameksa performed by Toalbi Brothers; choreo by Benoit Richaud LP Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi, arranged by Max Richter; choreo by Benoit Richaud	FRA
10	Mariami MESHVELIANI SP Moggie by Margalita Khlghatyan; choreo by Vakhtang Murvanidze LP Slavonic Dance op 72.2 by Khatia Bunashvili; choreo by Vakhtang Murvanidze	GEO
11	Lea Johanna DASTICH SP La La Land (soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz; choreo by Rostislav Sinicyn LP Westside Story by Leonard Bernstein; choreo by Rostislav Sinicyn	GER
12	Kristen SPOURS SP Put a Spell on You by Jay Hawkins; choreo by Mark Naylor LP Gypsy Overture by Jule Styne; choreo by Mark Naylor	GBR
13	Elisavet MULDER-STOUPAKI SP Code Name Vivaldi by The Piano Guys LP Moonlight by The Piano Guys	GRE
14	Hiu Ching KWONG SP Margarita Concerto; choreo by Tiffany Chin, Alex Chang LP Remembrances by John Williams, Immolation by John Williams, Stolen Memories by John Williams; choreo by Tiffany Chin, Alex Chang	HKG
15	Julia LANG SP Masquerade Waltz by Aram Khatchaturian; choreo by Patricia Pavuk LP Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven; choreo by Patricia Pavuk	HUN
16	Maya GORODNITSKY SP Nyah (from "Mission Impossible 2" soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev LP Moana (soundtrack) by Mark Mancina; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev	ISR
17	Alessia TORNAGHI SP Anna Karenina (Nero) by Two Steps from Hell; choreo by Andrea Gilardi, Barbara Riboldi LP Flashlights (from "Admiral" soundtrack) by Ruslan Muratov; choreo by Andrea Gilardi, Barbara Riboldi	ITA
18	Moa IWANO SP Asturias performed by William Joseph; choreo by Akiko Suzuki LP The Little Prince; choreo by Akiko Suzuki	JPN
19	Mako YAMASHITA SP Bohemian Rhapsody performed by Maksim Mrvica; choreo by Machiko Yamada, Mihoko Higuchi LP Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini; choreo by Machiko Yamada, Mihoko Higuchi	JPN
20	Caya SCHEEPENS SP La Luna - Amarin; choreo by Susanne Cerez LP Moulin Rouge (soundtrack); choreo by Susanne Cerez	NED
21	Ji Yun LEE SP Piano Concerto No. 2 by Sergei Rachmaninov; choreo by Keiji Miyamoto LP Legend of the Fall (soundtrack) by James Horner; choreo by Keiji Miyamoto	KOR
22	Eunsoo LIM SP Rich Man's Frug; choreo by Scott Brown, Cindy Stuart LP Grand Guignol, Oblivion; choreo by Scott Brown, Cindy Stuart	KOR
23	Anastasiia GUBANOVA SP Summertime performed by Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Booty Swing by Parov Stelar; choreo by S. Korol, L. Mozhina, O. Ivanova, B. Richaud LP Hope by Abel Korzeniowski; choreo by S. Korol, L. Mozhina, O. Ivanova, B. Richaud	RUS
24	Anastasia TARAKANOVA SP Fly by Ludovico Einaudi, Experience by Ludovico Einaudi; choreo by Daniil Gleikhengauz LP Sarabande Suite (Aeternae) by Globus; choreo by Daniil Gleikhengauz	RUS
25	Silvia HUGEC SP Scars To Your Beautiful by Alessia Cara; choreo by Molly Oberstar LP The Sleeping Beauty by Petr I. Tchaikovski; choreo by Molly Oberstar	SVK
26	Anita ÖSTLUND SP Carmen Fantasie by David Garrett; choreo by Salome Brunner, Albin Bourdee LP Papa Can You Hear Me by Barbara Streisand; choreo by Salome Brunner, Albin Bourdee	SWE
27	Polina USTINKOVA SP Epilogue (from "La La Land" soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz, Another Day of Sun (from "La La Land" soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz; choreo by Benoit Richaud LP Leningrad performed by William Joseph, Experience by Ludovico Einaudi; choreo by Benoit Richaud	SUI
28	Guzide Irmak BAYIR SP Writing Is On the Wall (cover version)(information from 2016/17 season); choreo by Benoit Richaud, Tayfun Anar LP Feeling Good by Michael Bublé; choreo by Benoit Richaud, Tayfun Anar	TUR
29	Starr ANDREWS SP Fever performed by Beyonce; choreo by Derrick Delmore LP One Moment in Time performed by Whitney Houston; choreo by Derrick Delmore	USA
30	Angelina HUANG SP Victory by Two Steps from Hell; choreo by Tom Dickson, Catarina Lindgren LP Omaticaya Clan (Cirque du Soleil),Direhorses (Cirque du Soleil), Snake by Elise Velle, Luminous Reunion (Cirque du Soleil); choreo by Tom Dickson, Catarina Lindgren	USA

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Go Nastya T, Loena, Guzide, and Starr!!! :luv17:

 

[FanOfTeamKorea]

Good Luck for Nastya G, Eunsoo, Jiyun, Starr!

 

[tars]

Gubanchik vs Eunsoo.
My life is complete.

 

[luckyguy]

China has probably no competitive girls. But it is good for the USFSA and their second girl.

 

[dorispulaski]

For those who do not know, Starr Andrews is this girl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBxpjtcBAG8

skating to Whip My Hair, back when she was nine. 50 million page views

 

[Sam-Skwantch]

Absolutley can't wait to see a program featuring Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. Two of my favorite musicians and a very interesting musical selection. :hap93:

 

[kwanatic]

Super excited to see Gubanova, Eunsoo and Starr. I'd love it if all three were to end up on the podium

 

[[email protected]]

Super excited to see Gubanova, Eunsoo and Starr. I'd love it if all three were to end up on the podium

Yes, 50 million youtube views is impressive but I cannot see her taking over Nastya Tarakanova who with 196 won senior age juvenile Russian Nationals ahead of Trusova, Nugumanova, Panenkova, Gulyakova, and Samodurova.

 

[Shayuki]

Starr won't be on the podium unless it's over Eunsoo, and she'd need to fall like 4 jumps.

Gubanova and Tarakanova are almost guaranteed to be top 2 by a massive margin.

 

[Ice Dance]

Starr is a young athlete that forged her way up the U.S. junior rankings last season from not even being listed in the JGP international selection pool to making the Junior World team (which is very tough for a junior nationals competitor because those ladies spots usually go to U.S. junior ladies who compete in the senior event). She finished second at Junior Nationals, won the replacement spot on the junior world team over Tessa Hong, Paige Rydberg, etc. And did a nice job with her short program. Her free was ???, but I guess we can understand that for her first ISU event. No, she isn't a favorite to medal. (I'm rooting for Gubanova & Eunsoo, and I know there are some top athletes here that I've never seen).

But I like Starr. I like that she's had the guts to try the triple axel this summer. I like that she's been out there competing against higher caliber athletes. I like that her short program and her free skate were completely different styles last season. I don't care at all about some old youtube video, but I like that she's striving to be stronger. It's obvious that the depth of the junior Russian & Japanese programs are very strong right now and that the athletes coming out of those programs have already fended off a much deeper level of competition than the U.S. girls. And I'm very impressed by the young Korean ladies/coaches/federation building their own program with this generation. But the American girls have to start somewhere. They have to get out into international competition like Starr did last season and see how far they have to climb. And the novices coming up seem a step stronger. (Angelina Huang, who is here, won novice Nationals last season. I saw the novices live last year, and she has nice spring in her jumps).

So I am looking forward to seeing both U.S. ladies here and if they can take that next step.

Of all the young Russian ladies, Gubanova is the one I feel has exquisite artistry. I would like to see that rewarded over the athletes who are reaping high PCS scores based on technical prowess. And Eunsoo is an emotive performer helping to build a new skating power. Exciting.

 

[[email protected]]

No critique of Ms. Anders from me - just some curiousity after the famous video. But yes, her getting a medal here does not look realistic because the competition is quite strong.

 

[Kara]

Gubanchik vs Eunsoo.
My life is complete.

I would love it if the face off happened in the JGPF.:hopelessness: Hoping for a silver for Eunsoo, but more wishing she has a wonderfully skated 2 programs because I ADORE both her SP and FS this year unlike last year's FS. Needless to say, the people of Austria are in for a treat with all these fantastic skaters for 1 event.

 

[puremagic]

Polina USTINKOVA

Also Polina is here! But with very bad SP music. :disapp:

 

[dorispulaski]

I do not expect Starr to medal- I just got a kick out of her performance when she was 9, and am interested to see how she is doing this year. I would be happy to see her make top 6.

 

[skatenewbie]

if clean then Eunsoo and Gubanova will medal, but Nastya have problem with her Lutz and Eunsoo isnt always clean. im not familiar with any of the Japanese girls but they can be on top 5 definitely? it's hard to predict with Starr, her score isnt bad based on JWC 2017, if she can topped that i can see her getting podium, maybe 3rd place?

 

[tjb]

if tarakanova will skate clean she seems like a favorite to me. but she's not the most consistent skater unfortunately, and she does not had enough time with eteri to change that. people say that she skated bad at test skates.
i want to see loena hendrickx on the podium, along with 2 anastasias. but with eunsoo and yamashita that's hardly a possibility

 

[puremagic]

Guys, for all this we have prediction game. So here let's wish to all girls the clean skates and the clear minds.

 

[tars]

Tarakanova has been up and down through last 3 years:
- dominated novice level in 2014/15 (nat. champion),
- took total slump and didn't even advance to novice nats in 2015/16,
- has had very good novice season 2016/17 (nat. champion).
I'm interested myself, what she brings to the table this season (she said she didn't practice quads though).

 

[hippomoomin]

I'd say any Russian ladies who has a spot at an JGP event is a force. I am not familiar with Tarakanova but she probably will be among the top 3.

Just realized Starr Andrews is already 16. She should be given the spot based on her junior national placement, and her age. It is already a little late to get the first international experience.