http://www.youtube.com/user/Ericheni/videos - some Ice Dance from Russian Cup I
http://www.youtube.com/user/Ericheni/videos - some Ice Dance from Russian Cup I
^and then he messed up his other jumps which in my mind negates the big jumps he did. There was also no choreograhy during his entire LP, like zero. At least the music was nice, all I could think about was Ross Miner
Kovtun 5 days before at OpenMoscow skated much worse.Originally Posted by DobrinFan
^and then he messed up his other jumps which in my mind negates the big jumps he did. There was also no choreograhy during his entire LP, like zero. At least the music was nice, all I could think about was Ross Miner
So this skating is good sign.
Info about Senior Ladies SP.
1. Gosviani score 63.69, 3T+3T, bonus 2. I.e. ISU score (without bonus) 61.
2. Sakhanovich 57.78, 3F+3T, 3Lo fall, bonus 3. ISU score (without bonus) 54.
3. Shelepen 56.45, 3Lz+3T, 2A fall, bonus 3. ISU score (without bonus) 54.
4. Fedoseeva 47.18
5. Sheveleva, 44.78, 3T+2T, 3Lo fall, no bonus.
6, 7 Sakharova, Novichkina(1 fall) about 44.
Places 8 to 11 are of no interest.
Bonus is added to TES for these elements (Senior and Junior Ladies):
4 for 3A,
3 for 3Lz+3 or 3F+3,
2 for other 3+3
1 for 3Lz and 3F in same program.
Bonus for Senior Men:
3 for 4+3 combo
2 for 4 (solo or combo with other jump less than 3)
1 for 3A+3 combo.
Bonus for Junior Men:
4 for 4+3 combo
3 for 4 (solo or combo with other jump less than 3)
2 for 3A+3 combo.
1 for 3A.
Bonuses are entered to encourage to perform difficult elements. They exist at national level events, excluding RusNat and RusYunNat.
Because of bonuses results of qualifiers may be too high and are less compatible with internationals then RusNat and RusYunNat (or local competitions without bonuses).
Last edited by AlexRus; 09-13-2012 at 12:28 PM.
Junior Ladies, Final Result, Top 12 of 22.
(at end of the line - places for SP and FS)
1 Elizaveta Yuschenko 146.42 1 2
2 Julia Li 144.72 3 1
3 Arina Petrova 139.42 2 6
4 Valentina Chernysheva 135.36 4 5
5 Ekaterina Vysotina 132.42 6 4
6 Alexandra Proklova 128.90 11 3
7 Svetlana Dobrtagina 123.28 12 7
8 Daria Usmanova 122.77 5 10
9 Polina Drynkina 120.12 9 9
10 Ekaterina Bayanova 118.86 13 8
11 Elizaveta Sizova 109.97 10 13
12 Shohakat Safaryan 109.82 7 15
Julia Li - 1st place at OpenMoscow
Elizaveta Yuschenko - 6th place at OpenMoscow
Alexandra Proklova - 8th place at OpenMoscow
Polina Drynkina - FNR at OpenMoscow
Valentina Chernysheva and Shohakat Safaryan are from Team Russia, only members of this Team who do not have GP events and are not at JGP even as substitutes (of them who reached Junior age).
Sheveleva still exists
Gosviyani good in SP bad in FS, I think Sakhanovich or Shelepen will win this
Sheveleva exists, but with low scores. 2011/12 from 111.66 to 132.30. Her previous season best 174.53 (for in-Russia events).Sheveleva still exists
Gosviyani good in SP bad in FS, I think Sakhanovich or Shelepen will win this
Illness (or it may be called results of injuries), unfortunately.
Now she is after "3rd sort" skater Fedoseeva (who has some progress if compare to past season).
Gosviyani previous season had not very good, but moderately good FS scores (not always).
Shelepen is in bad state, as we know about her skating in Minsk Senior B.
Sakhanovich may skate good, and may skate not so good.
So any of them may be 1st, 2nd or 3rd.
PS "1st sort" - for example Radionova. "2nd sort" - Titushkina, Gerasimova and so on. "3rd sort" - you understand the level.
Last edited by AlexRus; 09-13-2012 at 12:27 PM.
Junior Pairs Final Results
Bogdanova/Kositsin 124.60 2 1
Chernyavakaya/Kordeiru 124.05 1 2
Gubanova/Sintsov 107.85 4 4
Mishina/Kurmachev 104.93 5 5
Smirnova/Arhipov 102.97 7 3
Dolidze/Ivanov 99.93 3 6
Lyapina/Samoilov 94.50 6 8
Poluyanova/Korotkov 90.11 8 7
Senior Pairs Final Results
Kuklina/Petuhov 137.01 1 1
Ragozina/Perebatov 116.64 2 2
Evsukova/Koshkarev 97.85 3 3
Videos:
Julia Li
http://youtu.be/HiSC7CFUs2k
Arina Petrova
http://youtu.be/oamYgeRoncw
Elizaveta Yuschenko
http://youtu.be/cFYMhEUxp_w
Valentina Chernysheva
http://youtu.be/RTGbqR_mKzc
Roza Sheveleva
http://youtu.be/DRshN-et2v4
Anna Novichkina
http://youtu.be/BFdDZ8HK9-c
Serafima Sakhanovich
http://youtu.be/XxcT99t9cqI
Nikol Gosviani
http://youtu.be/M8Eqx3xlgq0
Preliminary info Senior Ladies, FS and Total.
"Online results" are in fact offline results (they are given after all competitions of a day).
So now info from spectator.
Photo of podium http://blog.sport-express.ru/communi...BlCom621930409
Our 12-year-old "Senior Lady" at center. Serafima Sakhanovich.
Her FS score 125.34, total 183.12 (bonus 5, but if to extract the bonus - score remains very high).
Second is Shelepen, score 26,5 lower than Sakhanovich.
Third is Gosviani (they wrote about many mistakes in her FS).
Last edited by AlexRus; 09-14-2012 at 09:38 AM.
Overall scores
1 Seraphima SAHANOVICH SPB 183.12
2 Polina Shelepen MOS 156.81
3 Nikol GOSVIYANI SPB 156.62
4 Tatiana FEDOSEYEVA MOS 147.91
5 Rosa SHEVELEVA MOB 128.44
6 Anna NOVICHKINA MOS 125.12
7 Nina Sakharov SPB 123.61
8 Diana Pervushkina TOL 120.36
9 Maria Savchenko TBE 103.70
10 Anna Belova MOB 95.23
11 Anna INSARKINA LOB 90.44
FS Scores, Shelepen had 2 falls
http://fsrussia.ru/upl/results/1213/1cr/SEG012.HTM
Final score Senior Ladies http://fsrussia.ru/upl/results/1213/1cr/CAT006RS.HTM
EDT: Videos Added
1 Serafima Sakhanovich 183.12 2 1 http://youtu.be/dQ_70HOCKt8
2 Polina Shelepen 156.81 3 3 http://youtu.be/rwvnnPaJAho
3 Nikol Gosviani 156.62 1 4 http://youtu.be/Mj9BaK597zY
4 Tatiana Fedoseeva 147.91 4 2 http://youtu.be/t1nlvGfAPSA
5 Roza Sheveleva 128.44 5 5 http://youtu.be/oq-rEcJj2E4
6 Anna Novichkina 125.12 7 6 http://youtu.be/eJHZ9UEu3og
7 Nina Sakharova 123.61 6 7 http://youtu.be/2lMlhKBZZ68
8 Diana Pervushkina 120.36 8 8
9 Maria Savchenko 103.70 9 9
10 Anna Belova 95.23 10 11
11 Anna Insarkina 90.44 11 10
At FS Fedoseeva was 2nd, Shelepen 3rd. Horror.
It looks like Morgan Bell is higher than Ashley Wagner. Not so good for Bell, very bad for Wagner.
Last edited by AlexRus; 09-14-2012 at 12:46 PM.
Senior Ladies Podium Photos
http://radikal.ru/F/s017.radikal.ru/...f8b53.jpg.html
http://radikal.ru/F/i002.radikal.ru/...a9754.jpg.html
Who is Sakhanovich? I have never heard about her... 12 years old? So she will be elegible for the JGP and Junior Worlds, next year! She has to refine her technique a lot, especially in the landings...
she will be 13 next season, she has done 3-3-3 combos, there will be three juniors to watch out for next season in Russia at Junior Grand prix
Sakhanovich, Medvedeva and Ogoreltseva
I do agree even with the big jumps Sakhanovich's technique is atrocious, bent knees on landing can cause a lot of problem ( same for Satoko Miyahara )
tehy need to fix that or she'll start falling and trouble with UR by the time she hits puberty
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