2023 Oceania International

[gsk8]

The 2023 Oceania International will take place May 15-17, in Auckland, New Zealand, at the Paradice Ice Skating Botany. This international event will feature the single disciplines (Men and Women) at the Novice, Junior, and Senior levels.

The competition will be conducted in accordance with the 2022 ISU Constitution and General Regulations, the 2022 ISU Special Regulations & Technical Rules Single & Pair Skating and Ice Dance, ISU Communication 2468 Ice Dance Requirements for Technical Rules season 2022/23, and relevant ISU Communications.

• ISU Event Page
• Announcement
• Results
• Stream

Day1 - https://youtube.com/live/1uSRbiuZd60?feature=share
Day2 - https://youtube.com/live/wU8dPKmJaaw?feature=share
Day3 - https://youtube.com/live/dftff9KdyZU?feature=share

 

[Andrea82]

Schedule has been released: https://www.nzifsa.org.nz/competitions/2023comps/Oceania International Schedule - V1.pdf

 

[gleungc6]

Looking forward to watching Chaeyeon Kim again!

 

[Andrea82]

Result page: https://www.nzifsa.org.nz/competitions/2023comps/OceaniaInternational/

There have been some withdrawals (Korean skaters for instance)

 

[Walt FSHunter]

Is there any information about live streaming?

 

[gsk8]

Day1 - https://youtube.com/live/1uSRbiuZd60?feature=share
Day2 - https://youtube.com/live/wU8dPKmJaaw?feature=share
Day3 - https://youtube.com/live/dftff9KdyZU?feature=share

They are not ready yet, though.

 

[Walt FSHunter]

Which category is skating now?

 

[danceme]

Is there any information about live streaming?

not even live results, International competition? ISU letting the standards go down !!!
ghee only Australian and New Zealand . sorry one HK skater

 

[Flying Feijoa]

OMG this kid Yanhao/Dwayne is awesome!
SP
LP
I noticed him first in JGP last year and he seems to have improved since then. He tried a 3A in both programmes and fell but it was close. Great spring on the toe jump combos. Nice skating skills and presentation too.
I also really like his flying camel, it actually flies

From his ISU bio he trains in Auckland, which if so says great things about the local coaches! Could they make NZ into a small fed powerhouse like Estonia?

ETA: He won Junior Men by over 60 points