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Predicting Total Medals by Country

Joined
Jul 11, 2003
Canada: 2 (Dance and Men)

China: 1 (Pairs)

France: 2 (Dance and Men)

Germany: 1 (Pairs)

Italy: 1(Ladies)

Japan: 2 (Mens and Ladies)

Korea: 1 (Ladies)

Russia: 1 (Dance)

United States: 0 (unfortunately)

The above is my predictions except for 1 medal in Pairs. It is not my hopes.
 

samba

On the Ice
Joined
Aug 23, 2008
Agree with most of your predictions except:

USA 1 (Men ) :rock:?
China 2 ( pairs)
Canada 2 (Lady, Dance)
Italy 0 :p
 

Michelle'sFan

Rinkside
Joined
Mar 2, 2007
Well, I know more about the Canadian and US teams so this is my guess:

Canada: (3) Dance, Possible(?) bronze for Ladies:clap: and pairs :thumbsup:

USA: (3) Ice Dance, :clap: Pairs, Mens

Japan: will medal in ladies.

Korea: will medal in ladies.

Germany: will medal in pairs.

Not sure about others.

Michelle'sFan
 

dorispulaski

Wicked Yankee Girl
Joined
Jul 26, 2003
Country
United-States
Russia 2 or 3 medals (dance, pairs)
Italy 1 (ladies or men, but not both. Don't count out Contesti for the men! Faiella and Scali beat P&B at Europeans but not by much. I don't see them medalling this year. Their FD has not been scoring as well as several other teams..
US 1 maybe 2- men's or dance. The hometown team always gets a boost from the crowd. The men's team is strong, with 3 good competitors and so is the dance, with 2 top six competitors from last year and the JR. worlds champion. D&B might medal if there's a splatfest in pairs, because they will be the last one's standing. No team has been standing on their feet all year, so pairs is the least predictable right now except
Germany 1 pairs, because no way S&S finish lower than 3rd.
Japan 3 ( men's & ladies)
Korea 1 (no way YuNa finishes lower than 3rd)
Canada 1 dance. Against Mao, YuNa and Carolina, not to mention Miki and Akiko, I don't think Joannie makes it. Neither do the US ladies. Patrick Chan has yet to show competition nerves for the World level, given his 2 GPF and 2 Worlds appearances, and he has no quad.
France, definitely 2 in dance or mens. Maybe more. The French men are awesome! For that matter, so are the French dancers.

Dance is very difficult to pick because of the excellence of the competitive levels and the illnesses of the major competitors. It depends on who is healthy at Worlds who will win medals this year. And on whether the paso doble or the Viennese is the CD. Neither is a difficult dance compared to the Finnstep, for example, but they require a very different presentation. If it's the paso doble, one of the American teams might sneak in for a medal.
 
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rosee

On the Ice
Joined
Nov 19, 2006
Canada: 3 (Pairs, Dance and Ladies)

Japan: 3 (Mens and Ladies)

United States: 2 (Men and Dance or Pairs)

China: 2 (Pairs)

Russia: 2 (Dance and Pairs)

France: 1 (Dance or Men)

Italy: 1 (Ladies or Men)

Korea: 1 (Ladies)
 

Ptichka

Forum translator
Record Breaker
Joined
Jul 28, 2003
Canada: 3 (Pairs, Dance and Ladies)
Japan: 3 (Mens and Ladies)
United States: 2 (Men and Dance or Pairs)
China: 2 (Pairs)
Russia: 2 (Dance and Pairs)
France: 1 (Dance or Men)
Italy: 1 (Ladies or Men)
Korea: 1 (Ladies)
You've got 15 medlas there :laugh:
 

Nirti

Medalist
Joined
Nov 24, 2008
France 2 (Men and Dance)
China 2 (Pairs)
Canada 2 (Men and Dance)
Korea 1 (Ladies)
USA 1 (Men)
Russia 1 (Dance)
Germany 1 (Pairs)
Japan 2 (Ladies)
 

Ptichka

Forum translator
Record Breaker
Joined
Jul 28, 2003
Germany - 1 P
China - 1 P
Russia - 1 P, 1 D
France - 1 D, 1 M
North America - 1 D, 1 M (Yes, I realize "North America" is not a country, but for both I just cannot decide between US and Canada)
Korea - 1 L
Japan - 1 L, 1 M
Canada or Italy - 1 L
 

museksk8r

Record Breaker
Joined
Oct 31, 2006
Country
United-States
Canada: 2 (Dance and Ladies)

China: 2 (Pairs)

France: 2 (Dance and Men)

Japan: 2 (Men and Ladies)

Germany: 1 (Pairs)

Korea: 1 (Ladies)

Russia: 1 (Dance)

United States: 1 (Men)
 

samba

On the Ice
Joined
Aug 23, 2008
Canada: 2 (Dance and Ladies)

China: 2 (Pairs)

France: 2 (Dance and Men)

Japan: 2 (Men and Ladies)

Germany: 1 (Pairs)

Korea: 1 (Ladies)

Russia: 1 (Dance)

United States: 1 (Men)

I gave the same predictions:laugh::clap: (posted 1/10).
 

figuristka

Medalist
Joined
Dec 15, 2003
Canada 4 mens.ladies,pairs, dance
Korea 1 ladies of course
Japan 2 ladies and men
France 1 men
usa 1 Dance
China 2 pairs
Russia 1 dance
 

Dipyramidal

On the Ice
Joined
Feb 5, 2009
China: Pairs-2(?)
Canada: Women, Men, and dance-3. They could get 4...... depends on D/D.
Japan: 3. (2 Women, 1 men)
USA-1. (Men)
France. Two. (Dance & Men).​
 

yelyoh

Medalist
Joined
Jul 26, 2003
Country
United-States
This is fun!

Canada dance 1, ladies 1, men 1
Japan ladies 1,
France dance 1, men 1
USA men 1, dance 1
Germany pairs 1
Korea ladies 1
China pairs 2
Russia dance 1
 

screech

Final Flight
Joined
Jan 23, 2005
Canada - 2 (ladies, men) though if a good week could easily be 4... go Canada!
USA - 1 (dance)
Japan - 2 (Ladies, Men)
China - 2 (Pairs)
Korea - 1 (Ladies)
France - 2 (Dance, Men)
Germany - 1 (Pairs)
Russia - 1 (Dance)

Could easily be some upsets, like pairs and dance for Canada (though I don't think D/D can do it this year and V/M need some work, which is understandable), Japan could easily land 2 men on the podium or USA could get 1-2.... Carolina could upset Joannie for the bronze in ladies...

In any case it should definitely be a very interesting Worlds! And for the most part, unpredictable! It's easy to say 'these will be in the top 6' but any order! I love it!
 
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