its personal that they have with their coachOriginally Posted by FSGMT
maybe arguments ?
its personal that they have with their coach
maybe arguments ?
When I will have time to collect info.Thank you AlexRus for all of your information on the Russian juniors!Can you please do one on Natalia Ogoreltseva or Julia Li?
Alsu Kajumova, born 12 Jul 1999.
CSKA, coach Inna Goncharenko (coach of Elena Radionova) from this season, former coach Natalia Gavrilova.
March 2010 - Zhuk-Y, 2nd place (after Radionova).
Feb 2011 - Final of Russian Cup (Junior) 1st place, won Medvedeva and Korobeynikova.
Season 2011/2012 not so good, 14th at Junior Nationals. The only good result - 2nd at Nationals(elder age), 1st was Medvedeva, 3rd Pogorilaya.
Season 2012/2013 also not so good, Senior Nationals 9th, Junior Nationals 14th. Best score (senior) 170.08.
All five triples, 3F+3T combo, spins 4 level, StSq 3 level at most.
Her problems - unstable and some slow.
Member of Team Russia from season 2010/2011.
Photos http://www.fskate.ru/skaters/704/photo/ many photos
Videos
SP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6I8cBTeu0w
FS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nQT3RkobmE
Feb 2011 SP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj85mrUdTvw
Natalia Ogoreltseva, born 18 Jan 2000
St.Petersburg, coach Tatiana Mishina of "Mishin's team of coaches".
She is from not very big city Izhevsk. Before season 2010/11 practiced only in Izhevsk.
March 2009 - Zhuk-Y 8th place. "Very little girl with 2A, interesting girl" as wrote FS fans. 6th was Lipintskaia, 9th Evgenia Gersimova.
March 2010 - Zhuk-Y 4th place. Ahead her were Radionova, Kajumova, Sotskova - all well-known now in Russia. 5th was Serafima Sakhanovich.
March 2011 - Zhuk-Y 1st place. She was ahead Sotskova (2nd place) and Sakhanovich (3rd place).
Season 2011/2012 - she became to grow, results not so excellent. Junior Nationals 7th, Zhuk-E 2nd (1st was Sakhanovich).
Season 2012/2013 - grows, becanes bigger and taller, results are worse than at previous season. Senior Nationals 13th (score 150.88), Junior Nationals - did not take place because of injury or illness.
Now she is not treated as one of the Top of her age.
All five triples, 3Lo+3Lo combo (not stable enough), spins 4 Level, StSq 2-3 Level (at most).
Member of Team Russia from season 2010/2011.
Photos http://www.fskate.ru/skaters/968/photo/
Videos Russian Nationals 2013
SP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLZ3AYndMSk
FS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-p6IZrU-yQ
2012 JrNats FS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS6l4_OqFFw
Oct 2010 FS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEVg_qjX2RU
Last edited by AlexRus; 03-06-2013 at 05:48 AM.
Maria Sotskova(Russia) both SP and FS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-_p5EH5qJI (SP - Russian Juniors 2013)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8QL0QPfWTs (FS - looove this one, wings idea is amazing
Last edited by dorispulaski; 03-08-2013 at 08:03 PM.
Wow so many amazing girls become eligible for JGP next season...Sotskova, Sahanovich, Medvedeva, Ogoreltseva, Kajumova! Anyone else I'm forgetting? It's going to be really hard to get JGP assignments but there are still so many other strong girls young enough for JGP that have the talent but perhaps not the WS to get on the senior GP. Such a shame.
Alexandra Proklova.
Yes, to get JGP event will not be simple. But it was not simple at previous seasons also.
We remember that Pogorilaya had 6th JGP Event and because of this competed at 6th and 7th Events without a break for rest. The same - Kovtun.
Situation for US Junior Ladies is also not too simple, Gracie Gold had in 2011 only 7th Event of JGP, and her very good skating did not give her one more JGP Event, because it was last Event.
Julia Li, born 12 Jun 1999.
Moscow, SDUSHOR-37, coach Eteri Tutberidze (from season 2011/2012, previous coach Inna Goncharenko, CSKA). So she went from coach of Elena Radionova to coach of Julia Lipnitskaia.
Season 2009/2010. Mar 2010 - Novice Nationals (Zhuk-Y) 16th.
Season 2010/2011. Mar 2011 - Novice Nationals (Zhuk-E) 9th.
Season 2011/2012. Mar 2012 - Novice Nationals (Zhuk-E) 6th, Nationals Elder Age - 10 th.
Season 2012/2013. Dec 2012 - Senior Nationals 15th, Feb 2013 - Junior Nationals 9th, Final of Russian Cup - 2nd Junior. Qualified to Nationals Elder Age.
All five triples, combos 2A+3T and 2A+1Lo+3S. Spins 4 level, StSq 3 level (at most).
Member of Team Moscow, newer was member of Team Russia.
Photos http://www.fskate.ru/skaters/1844/photo/
Videos
Feb 2013, Final of Russian Cup Juniors
SP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5H4gj9Kw34
FS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrGNqEY5D3s
SP Feb 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTqPMK93eYs
22 Mar 2013 was meeting of skaters - winners and medalists of Worlds and Junior Worlds, and their coaches in Ministry of sports.
Stanislav Morozov (coach of Volosozhar-Trankov) and Oleg Volkov (coach of Bobrova-Soloviev) avarded by title "Honored Coach of Russia" (the same as "Honored Master of Sports" for athletes).
World Junior Champions Stepanova-Bukin and Radionova avarded by title "Master of Sports of International Class".
http://www.allsportinfo.ru/index.php?id=69861 (Russian)
Congratulations to the winners of Master of Sports and Honored Coach! Well deserved, all.
Stepanova/Bukin and Radionova awarded Master of Sports of International Class
article with photo: http://fcp-press.ru/articles/p2_articleid/7000
Polina Shelepen got Israeli citezenship and will skate for Israel - tells her coach Svetlana Sokolovskaya.
http://rsport.ru/figure_skating/20130323/652778850.html (Russian).
http://en.rsport.ru/other_sports/201...652782132.html (English).
That's REALLY interesting! She has the chance to go to all the major competitions every year now! But, she can't compete at any international competition next seaon? :( I hope she heals and come back strong as soon as possible!
Yes, first half of her next season is lost. Her last International for Russia was Golden Spin of Zagreb, 13-16 Dec 2012. So she may compete at Euro-2014.
Will she have really high level - we will see. For now, only Elene Gedevanishvili of skaters who changed Russian citizenship to other, has good results in Senors.
Others (Afonkina, Ovcharova etc) - not very high level.
Yes, but Shelepen was a very high-level skater (before injury, I mean), so she can really be successfull for Israel, having the chance to compete at every important event and not at some of them IF she performs very well... I can expect even a top10 at Euros if she comes back to her old form... When are the Israelian nationals?
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