Austria JGP List of Competitors

[YesWay]

ISU published the list of competitors, and coloured time schedule (HERE)

South Korean entries are still not inluded here (or for Brisbane JGP). The selection event was last weekend though, so I expect we'll find out their entries Real Soon Now....

Men
1 Luc MAIERHOFER AUT 1
2 Anton SKOFICZ AUT 1
3 Conrad ORZEL CAN 2

Iliya KOVLER CAN 2 S
Joseph PHAN CAN 2 S
Samuel TURCOTTE CAN 2 S
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4 Charles Henry KATANOVIC CRO 3
5 Radek JAKUBKA CZE 4

Jiri BELOHRADSKY CZE 4 S
Matyas BELOHRADSKY CZE 4 S
Jan KURNIK CZE 4 S
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6 Nikolaj Molgaard PEDERSEN DEN 5

Linus Colmor JEPSEN DEN 5 S
Lucas STRZELEC DEN 5 S
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7 Luc ECONOMIDES FRA 6

Maxence COLLET FRA 6 S
Julian DONICA FRA 6 S
Adam SIAO HIM FA FRA 6 S
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8 Nika EGADZE GEO 7

Irakli MAYSURADZE GEO 7 S
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9 Jonathan HESS GER 8

Isaak DROYSEN GER 8 S
Denis GURDZHI GER 8 S
Kai JAGODA GER 8 S
Daniel SAPOZNIKOV GER 8 S
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10 Mate BOROCZ HUN 9

Alexander BOROVOJ HUN 9 S
Andras CSERNOCH HUN 9 S
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11 Mark GORODNITSKY ISR 10
12 Nik FOLINI ITA 11

Paolo BALESTRI ITA 11 S
Adrien BANNISTER ITA 11 S
Marco BOZZUTO ITA 11 S
Gabriele FRANGIPANI ITA 11 S
Marco ZANDRON ITA 11 S
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13 Sena MIYAKE JPN 12

Yuto KISHINA JPN 12 S
Koshiro SHIMADA JPN 12 S
Mitsuki SUMOTO JPN 12 S
Tatsuya TSUBOI JPN 12 S
Taichiro YAMAKUMA JPN 12 S
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14 Geon Hyeong AN KOR 13

Sihyeong LEE KOR 13 S
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15 Alexey EROKHOV RUS 14
16 Evgeni SEMENENKO RUS 14

Igor EFIMCHUK RUS 14 S
Artem FROLOV RUS 14 S
Petr GUMENNIK RUS 14 S
Makar IGNATOV RUS 14 S
Artem KOVALEV RUS 14 S
Georgy KUNITSA RUS 14 S
Egor MURASHOV RUS 14 S
Egor RUKHIN RUS 14 S
Ilia SKIRDA RUS 14 S
Matvei VETLUGIN RUS 14 S
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17 Nurullah SAHAKA SUI 15

Tomas Llorenc GUARINO SABATE SUI 15 S
Artemiy KOSITSYN SUI 15 S
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18 Basar OKTAR TUR 16
19 Ivan SHMURATKO UKR 17

Ivan PAVLOV UKR 17 S
Yan TKALICH UKR 17 S
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20 Ryan DUNK USA 18
21 Camden PULKINEN USA 18

Tomoki HIWATASHI USA 18 S
Joseph KANG USA 18 S
Alexei KRASNOZHON USA 18 S
Maxim NAUMOV USA 18 S
Eric SJOBERG USA 18 S
Andrew TORGASHEV USA 18 S
Kendrick WESTON USA 18 S
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Ladies
1 Amelia SADLER AUS 1

Holly HARRIS AUS 1 S
Jordan LAZARUS AUS 1 S
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2 Stefanie PESENDORFER AUT 2
3 Lara ROTH AUT 2
4 Sophia SCHALLER AUT 2

Sophie-Laureen GUENTHER AUT 2 S
Olga MIKUTINA AUT 2 S
Miriam ROTTENSTEINER AUT 2 S
Alisa STOMAKHINA AUT 2 S
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5 Loena HENDRICKX BEL 3

Charlotte VANDERSARREN BEL 3 S
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6 Hana CVIJANOVIC CRO 4

Katarina KITAROVIC CRO 4 S
Hana KOSIC CRO 4 S
Patricia SKOPANCIC CRO 4 S
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7 Michaela-Lucie HANZLIKOVA CZE 5

Elisabeth HARSH CZE 5 S
Aneta JANICZKOVA CZE 5 S
Dahyun KO CZE 5 S
Natalie KRATENOVA CZE 5 S
Nikola RYCHTARIKOVA CZE 5 S
Klara STEPANOVA CZE 5 S
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8 Josephine KAERSGAARD DEN 6

Jane ISKOV DEN 6 S
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9 Julie FROETSCHER FRA 7

Oceane PIEGAD FRA 7 S
Heloise PITOT FRA 7 S
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10 Mariami MESHVELIANI GEO 8
11 Lea Johanna DASTICH GER 9

Lutricia BOCK GER 9 S
Tina HELLEKEN GER 9 S
Dora HUS GER 9 S
Kristina ISAEV GER 9 S
Franziska KETTL GER 9 S
Ann-Christin MAROLD GER 9 S
Alissa SCHEIDT GER 9 S
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12 Kristen SPOURS GBR 10

Danielle HARRISON GBR 10 S
Anna LITVINENKO GBR 10 S
Anastasia VAIPAN-LAW GBR 10 S
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13 Elisavet MULDER-STOUPAKI GRE 11
14 Hiu Ching KWONG HKG 12
15 Julia LANG HUN 13

Mira BARATH HUN 13 S
Julia BATORI HUN 13 S
Emese GLOZIK HUN 13 S
Daria JAKAB HUN 13 S
Dora NAGY HUN 13 S
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16 Maya GORODNITSKY ISR 14
17 Alessia TORNAGHI ITA 15

Lucrezia BECCARI ITA 15 S
Sara CONTI ITA 15 S
Giulia FORESTI ITA 15 S
Lara Naki GUTMANN ITA 15 S
Chenny PAOLUCCI ITA 15 S
Marina PIREDDA ITA 15 S
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18 Moa IWANO JPN 16
19 Mako YAMASHITA JPN 16

Nana ARAKI JPN 16 S
Rino KASAKAKE JPN 16 S
Rika KIHIRA JPN 16 S
Akari MATSUBARA JPN 16 S
Akari MATSUOKA JPN 16 S
Rion SUMIYOSHI JPN 16 S
Riko TAKINO JPN 16 S
Yuhana YOKOI JPN 16 S
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20 Caya SCHEEPENS NED 17

Sam JANSEN NED 17 S
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21 Ji Yun LEE KOR 18
22 Eunsoo LIM KOR 18

Su Been JEON KOR 18 S
Ye Lim KIM KOR 18 S
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23 Amanda STAN ROU 19
24 Anastasiia GUBANOVA RUS 20
25 Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 20

Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 20 S
Elizaveta NUGUMANOVA RUS 20 S
Daria PANENKOVA RUS 20 S
Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 20 S
Anna TARUSINA RUS 20 S
Alexandra TRUSOVA RUS 20 S
Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 20 S
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26 Silvia HUGEC SVK 21

Ema GABANIOVA SVK 21 S
Alexandra HAGAROVA SVK 21 S
Nina LETENAYOVA SVK 21 S
Maria Sofia PUCHEROVA SVK 21 S
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27 Anita ÖSTLUND SWE 22

Selma IHR SWE 22 S
Cassandra JOHANSSON SWE 22 S
Emma KIVIOJA SWE 22 S
Jelizaveta KOPACA SWE 22 S
Lisa LAGER SWE 22 S
Smilla SZALKAI SWE 22 S
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28 Polina USTINKOVA SUI 23

Noemie BODENSTEIN SUI 23 S
Tina LEUENBERGER SUI 23 S
Maia MAZZARA SUI 23 S
Shaline RUEGGER SUI 23 S
Nicole ZAIKA SUI 23 S
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29 Guzide Irmak BAYIR TUR 24
30 Starr ANDREWS USA 25
31 Angelina HUANG USA 25

Ting CUI USA 25 S
Hanna HARRELL USA 25 S
Tessa HONG USA 25 S
Ashley KIM USA 25 S
Ashley LIN USA 25 S
Emmy MA USA 25 S
Kaitlyn NGUYEN USA 25 S
Nina OUELLETTE USA 25 S
Paige RYDBERG USA 25 S
Audrey SHIN USA 25 S
Megan WESSENBERG USA 25 S
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Ice Dance
1 Adelina ZVEZDOVA / Uladzimir ZAITSAU BLR 1

Emiliya KALEHANOVA / Uladzislau PALKHOUSKI BLR 1 S
Karina SIDARENKA / Maksim YALENICH BLR 1 S
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2 Irina GALIYANOVA / Tommy TANG CAN 2
3 Ashlynne STAIRS / Lee ROYER CAN 2

Natalie D'ALESSANDRO / Bruce WADDELL CAN 2 S
Alicia FABBRI / Claudio PIETRANTONIO CAN 2 S
Seungyun HAN / Grayson LOCHHEAD CAN 2 S
Marjorie LAJOIE / Zachary LAGHA CAN 2 S
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4 Natalie TASCHLEROVA / Filip TASCHLER CZE 3

Lucy BURTON / Thomas INGALL CZE 3 S
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5 Marie DUPAYAGE / Thomas NABAIS FRA 4
6 Natacha LAGOUGE / Corentin RAHIER FRA 4

Loica DEMOUGEOT / Theo LE MERCIER FRA 4 S
Julia WAGRET / Mathieu COUYRAS FRA 4 S
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7 Lara LUFT / Asaf KAZIMOV GER 5

Sabrina BITTNER / Andrej LEBED GER 5 S
Charise MATTHAEI / Maximilian PFISTERER GER 5 S
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8 Emily ROSE BROWN / James HERNANDEZ GBR 6

Sasha FEAR / George WADDELL GBR 6 S
Leticia MARSH / Elliot VERBURG GBR 6 S
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9 Villö MARTON / Danyil SEMKO HUN 7

Lorena BUBCSO / Alfred SOREGI-NIKSZ HUN 7 S
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10 Shira ICHILOV / Vadim DAVIDOVICH ISR 8
11 Olexandra BORYSOVA / Cezary ZAWADZKI POL 9
12 Ksenia KONKINA / Grigory YAKUSHEV RUS 10
13 Evgeniia LOPAREVA / Alexey KARPUSHOV RUS 10

Polina IVANENKO / Daniil KARPOV RUS 10 S
Eva KUTS / Dmitrii MIKHAILOV RUS 10 S
Sofia SHEVCHENKO / Igor EREMENKO RUS 10 S
Arina USHAKOVA / Maxim NEKRASOV RUS 10 S
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14 Olga GIGLAVA / Yegor YEGOROV UKR 11

Maria GOLUBTSOVA / Kirill BELOBROV UKR 11 S
Mariia NOSOVITSKAYA / Mikhail NOSOVITSKIY UKR 11 S
Darya POPOVA / Volodymyr BYELIKOV UKR 11 S
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15 Isabella AMOIA / Luca BECKER USA 12
16 Christina CARREIRA / Anthony PONOMARENKO USA 12

Katarina DELCAMP / Maxwell GART USA 12 S
Alina EFIMOVA / Alexander PETROV USA 12 S
Sophia ELDER / Christopher ELDER USA 12 S
Caroline GREEN / Gordon GREEN USA 12 S
Eliana GROPMAN / Ian SOMERVILLE USA 12 S
Emma GUNTER / Caleb WEIN USA 12 S
Chloe LEWIS / Logan BYE USA 12 S
Avonley NGUYEN / Vadym KOLESNIK USA 12 S
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Updated with changes made up to 25.08.2017 02:57:48

 

[Amer]

Great to see both Tarakanova and Gubanova on the list!!

 

[YesWay]

Kind of surprised to see Loena Hendrickx competing in the JGP...?

Seems she didn't enter any Junior competitions at all last season?

And she had good results last season as a senior - in five "Senior B" and Challenger events, Europeans, and ultimately 15th at senior World's...?

But whatever - very interested to see her SP to Madonna's "Frozen"...!

 

[AlexRus]

Kind of surprised to see Loena Hendrickx competing in the JGP...?

Seems she didn't enter any Junior competitions at all last season?

And she had good results last season as a senior - in five "Senior B" and Challenger events, Europeans, and ultimately 15th at senior World's...?

But whatever - very interested to see her SP to Madonna's "Frozen"...!

Loena Hendrickx is not in top24 of World Standing and 46th of Season Best, so too low chance to GP. Probably she prefers two JGP Events because of this.

 

[AlexRus]

Great to see both Tarakanova and Gubanova on the list!!

9 Russian girls including substitutes.
All eligible of National Team except:
Scherbakova (injury, broken leg),
Konstantinova and Fedichkina - they are eligible to GP and probably one of them is planned to get spot at Cup of Russia. Selection (who is this one) may be made later.

 

[Mrs. P]

Which country gave up a spot so the US could have two? Not complaining, though!

 

[silverfoxes]

So far none of the Russian boys I want to see have been given a spot. But maybe they will change some assignments after the test skates.

 

[doublehelix]

The US gets two spots at all 7 JGPs this season.

 

[YesWay]

I am interested to see how Moa Iwano performs in her junior debut...

If I understand correctly, she intends to include quad Salchow this season.

She was already looking impressive a year ago, at Asian Open - in the Advanced Novice competition:

3F + 3L
3Lz
3L
...
2A + 3T
3F
3S

 

[Mrs. P]

The US gets two spots at all 7 JGPs this season.

Do they? The top three countries are RUS JPN and KOR. By practice the US were only going to get 1 spot unless a country gave up theirs. Did the rules change?

This document states as much: http://static.isu.org/media/515695/jgp2017-18_announcement_final.pdf

It looks like we got a second spot thanks to China giving theirs up.

 

[bluelutz]

I am interested to see how Moa Iwano performs in her junior debut...

If I understand correctly, she intends to include quad Salchow this season.

She was already looking impressive a year ago, at Asian Open - in the Advanced Novice competition

She has mentioned her practicing 4S in some interview,
but I do no think she can land one anytime soon.
She has a big issue of under-rotation due to lack of height of her jumps,
and because of that, she was beaten by two Koreans,
Young Yu & Yun Kyun Kam @Asian Open last year.
though I think her PCS was higher than Koreans.
Despite of the fact that most of Japanese girls of this age range tend to look immature,
she looks more mature and so does her presentation.
So if she has fixed her under rotation issue,
she might be able to compete to medal here.
And I do hope she will surprise us with her improvement, but I do not expect too much.

Among two Japanese, Yamashita is the one who can possibly beat Russians.
@Recent Local competition,
she made spectators wowing with her greatly improved performance.

 

[oleada]

The US gets two spots at all 7 JGPs this season.

They do not. Russia, Japan and Korea get two spots. If another country does not use their spots (in this case, China), then the US is first in line to get additional spots.

 

[puremagic]

Yay! Two amazing Anastasias in one competition! It's just aesthetic pleasure!

 

[doublehelix]

They do not. Russia, Japan and Korea get two spots. If another country does not use their spots (in this case, China), then the US is first in line to get additional spots.

Based on the performance at World, the US gets to send 2 men to each of the 7 JGPs. Take a look at the announcement and Table A.
http://static.isu.org/media/515695/jgp2017-18_announcement_final.pdf

Also, this is taken from another thread in this forum - Junior World Championships/JGP Spots.
2018 World Junior Championships: Men

2017 Men's results: http://www.isuresults.com/results/se...7/CAT001RS.HTM

3 Spots

USA (1 + 8 = 9)
Russia (2 + 3 = 5)

2 Spots

South Korea (5 + 16 = 21)
Israel (6 + 16 = 22)
France (7 + 18 = 25)
Japan (9 + 14 = 23)
Ukraine (10, only skater) - up from 1 skater
Canada (12 + 13 = 25) - down from 3 skaters

2017-2018 Junior Grand Prix: Men

A: 2 Entries in 7 Events - Top 3 highest placing countries

(1) USA
(2) Russia
(3) South Korea

B: 1 Entry in 7 Events - Countries 4th-6th, eligible for any unused spots from A, B, or C to add a second skater to an event

(4) Israel
(5) France
(6) Japan

C: 1 Entry in 6 Events - Countries 7th - 10th

(7) Ukraine
(8) Italy
(9) Canada
(10) Great Britain

1 Entry in 5 Events - Countries qualifying for FS, 11th and lower

Taipei, Norway, Estonia, China, Czech Republic, Germany

1 Entry in 4 Events - Countries with skaters placing 25th-30th in the SP

Turkey, Mexico, Australia

1 Entry in 3 Events - Countries with skaters placing 31st or lower in the SP

Sweden, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Switzerland, Georgia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Spain, Latvia, Poland, Hungary, Malaysia, Monaco, Finland, South Africa

All other countries wishing to send Men's skaters to the JGP can send 1 entry to each of 2 events.

 

[invisiblespiral]

Based on the performance at World, the US gets to send 2 men to each of the 7 JGPs. Take a look at the announcement and Table A.
http://static.isu.org/media/515695/jgp2017-18_announcement_final.pdf

We're talking about ladies.

I think America got Singapore's unused slots?

 

[Chemistry66]

USA's extra ladies' spot here came from China. China earned 1 spot in each of 6 events, and were assigned the first 6 by ISU (so they cannot enter a ladies' entry at the last JGP in Italy). They are the only country to give up a spot that could be inherited. RUS/JPN/KOR/USA/GER/HKG/SWE/GBR All used their allotted spots

Other spot details:

In Men's, GBR didn't use their lone spot, but none of ISR/CAN/JPN appear to have sent a second man even though one of them could.

In Dance, JPN didn't send their allotted team, so FRA was able to take advantage and send a second entry!

 

[Shayuki]

Great to see both Tarakanova and Gubanova on the list!!

Very excited to see both, indeed. At least the start to the season is looking great for JGP ladies.

 

[YesWay]

South Korean entries have been added:

15 Geon Hyeong AN KOR 14

22 Ji Yun LEE KOR 19
23 Eunsoo LIM KOR 19

No entry in Ice dance, and no substitutes listed.

 

[The Finn]

Shevchenko/Eremenko are out and Ushakova/Nekrasov are in. All other Russian entries are the same.

 

[chuckm]

Strategic switch of SHEVCHENKO / EREMENKO to Latvia.