2018 Pyeongchang Team Event- Points Table

[NanaPat]

If spots are redistributed, how would it be done? Would Russian spots earned at worlds be distributed according to worlds results or according to Nebelhorn ones? If according to worlds, then there would probably be a second redistribution of spots earned at Nebelhorn that weren't needed/allowed because those countries now had spots earned at worlds.

It looks like a redistribution isn't going to happen, which is a good thing, because the prospect makes my head ache.

 

[GF2445]

If spots are redistributed, how would it be done? Would Russian spots earned at worlds be distributed according to worlds results or according to Nebelhorn ones? If according to worlds, then there would probably be a second redistribution of spots earned at Nebelhorn that weren't needed/allowed because those countries now had spots earned at worlds.

It looks like a redistribution isn't going to happen, which is a good thing, because the prospect makes my head ache.

I would imagine it will go by the Alternate lists. Skaters who did not qualify one of the remaining quota spots (6 in mens and women's, 5 (4+1) in Pairs and 5 in Ice Dance) at Nebelhorn are put on the alternate list in order of where they placed.

 

[NanaPat]

I would imagine it will go by the Alternate lists. Skaters who did not qualify one of the remaining quota spots (6 in mens and women's, 5 (4+1) in Pairs and 5 in Ice Dance) at Nebelhorn are put on the alternate list in order of where they placed.

Imagine the outcry over the second US pairs spot if that were to happen. Other than that, it probably wouldn't make a big difference. Countries who "just missed out" at worlds in most cases either qualified at Nebelhorn or are on the (Nebelhorn-based) alternate list.

 

[pearly]

Team standings for the Team event including only teams which qualified in 3 or 4 disciplines:

1. Canada
2. Russia
3. USA
4. Japan
5. China
6. Italy
7. France
8. Germany
9. Israel
10. South Korea
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11. Australia
12. Ukraine
13. Czech Republic

Australia is 77 points behind Korea.

 

[GF2445]

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Qualification for the Team Event is over, and all the tables are complete. We shall receive word shortly from the ISU confirming the qualification results.

With this portion done, its onwards and upwards to February.
__________________________

Standings

Overall Standings

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EHPb3Pikjli9ibybrTjSbmiJScvM7_t-KtT3OYNTMII/edit?usp=sharing


FIRST Qualification stage (The 2016-17 ISU Championships)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12LCnBBQsSpKGN5RT_hj24skoX6aq4xMcjW453oUyqzc/edit?usp=sharing


SECOND Qualification stage (2017-18 ISU Grand Prix)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e3jXwqj4q3ftj4bDbNnKI8N0aFGyO70jFz95T5LESZg/edit?usp=sharing

 

[pearly]

This was posted at the GPF: https://twitter.com/pandaatlarge/status/939478911192219650

 

[GF2445]

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Qualification for the Team Event is over, and all the tables are complete. We shall receive word shortly from the ISU confirming the qualification results.

With this portion done, its onwards and upwards to February.
__________________________

Standings

Overall Standings

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EHPb3Pikjli9ibybrTjSbmiJScvM7_t-KtT3OYNTMII/edit?usp=sharing


FIRST Qualification stage (The 2016-17 ISU Championships)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12LCnBBQsSpKGN5RT_hj24skoX6aq4xMcjW453oUyqzc/edit?usp=sharing


SECOND Qualification stage (2017-18 ISU Grand Prix)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e3jXwqj4q3ftj4bDbNnKI8N0aFGyO70jFz95T5LESZg/edit?usp=sharing

 

[ice coverage]

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Qualification for the Team Event is over, and all the tables are complete. We shall receive word shortly from the ISU confirming the qualification results. ...

The ISU press release from a few hours ago included the team qualification results.

(BTW, it says the point total for France is 3652.)

 

[asp11]

The ISU press release from a few hours ago included the team qualification results.

(BTW, it says the point total for France is 3652.)

Where is the press release?

 

[ice coverage]

Where is the press release?

In my e-mail . It says:

With the conclusion of the two Finals the qualified teams for the team event at the Olympic Winter Games 2018 have been determined.
The following ISU members have qualified:
Canada (6084 points)
Russia (5924 points)
USA (5055 points)
Japan (4345 points)
China (4231 points)
Italy (3801 points)
France (3652 points)
Germany (2806 points)
Spain (1858) but is not eligible as Spain qualified entries only in two disciplines for the Olympic Games
Israel (1521 points)
Republic of Korea (1397 points) – comes in instead of Spain​

 

[asp11]

Thanks, @ice coverage!

 

[GF2445]

The ISU press release from a few hours ago included the team qualification results.

(BTW, it says the point total for France is 3652.)

This was a post that I made yesterday, but I reposted it today.

 

[asp11]

I have a question regarding the Google doc final standings. What does A-3 and A-6 mean? Just want to interpret it correctly. Thanks!

 

[ice coverage]

Where is the press release?

The link for the press release on the ISU site:

http://www.isu.org/press-releases/2017/15646-pressrelease-gpf17-day3/file (posted Dec 9)​

To see the part about qualification for the Olympic team event, scroll down to pages 5 and 6.

(Yesterday, the link to the index page for all press releases would not work for me, so I did not know then what the specific link was for this GPF release.)

 

[asp11]

The link for the press release on the ISU site:

http://www.isu.org/press-releases/2017/15646-pressrelease-gpf17-day3/file (posted Dec 9)​

To see the part about qualification for the Olympic team event, scroll down to pages 5 and 6.

(Yesterday, the link to the index page for all press releases would not work for me, so I did not know then what the specific link was for this GPF release.)

Thanks, @ice coverage!

 

[GF2445]

I have a question regarding the Google doc final standings. What does A-3 and A-6 mean? Just want to interpret it correctly. Thanks!

No worries. It's a good question considering the reallocation of quota spots is scheduled to occur next week.

They are the alternates list- the number indicating which number alternate they are
A-1 = First alternate
A-2 = Second alternate etc.

 

[asp11]

No worries. It's a good question considering the reallocation of quota spots is scheduled to occur next week.

They are the alternates list- the number indicating which number alternate they are
A-1 = First alternate
A-2 = Second alternate etc.

Makes sense. Thanks! One more question. What does 1 H* mean?

 

[GF2445]

Makes sense. Thanks! One more question. What does 1 H* mean?

The "H*" means host pick- Korea will be awarded a host pick in Pairs

 

[asp11]

Thanks, @GF2445!

 

[Chemistry66]

In my e-mail . It says:

With the conclusion of the two Finals the qualified teams for the team event at the Olympic Winter Games 2018 have been determined.
The following ISU members have qualified:
Canada (6084 points)
Russia (5924 points)
USA (5055 points)
Japan (4345 points)
China (4231 points)
Italy (3801 points)
France (3652 points)
Germany (2806 points)
Spain (1858) but is not eligible as Spain qualified entries only in two disciplines for the Olympic Games
Israel (1521 points)
Republic of Korea (1397 points) – comes in instead of Spain​

Posted this on FSU but it's also relative here:

The interesting conundrum will be Spain. If Russia doesn't compete (even as OAR) and their spots are reallocated, Spain is 2nd/3rd alternate in Pairs (2nd assuming Japan officially takes NK's spot). If they get that spot, they'd technically have the 3 required disciplines. The issue is that Team Event teams were to be officially informed by December 10th, to respond within 24 hours of notification to accept the spot. Alternates (for Team and Individual spots) will be informed from December 13th-21st, again to be confirmed within 24 hours by the NOC. If Spain ends up getting the Pairs spot off the alternates list, they'd become eligible for the Team Event, which means Australia still wouldn't get in.