For reference:
Men
China - 3
USA - 3
Canada -2
Japan - 2
Philippines - 2
Russia - 2
Canada just about scraped 2 spots, Russia was one place short for 3. :(
Ladies
Russia - 3
USA - 3
Canada - 2
Germany - 2
Japan - 2
Korea - 2
Canada was one place short of making 3 spots. Korea just managed to scrape 2 spots.
Pairs
Canada - 3
Russia - 3
USA - 3
Germany - 2
China - 2
Ice Dance
Russia - 3
USA - 3
Canada -2
France - 2
Germany - 2
Uzbekistan - 2
Uzbekistan won't use theirs so it's a waste. :(
Last edited by Ziggy; 03-02-2013 at 08:28 PM.
Canada JUST missed two for Ladies.
Just missed 3.
Yeah, lol, I was starting to cook something and rushed without proofreading. Oops.Originally Posted by ImaginaryPogue
How did Canada manage 3 spots for men? I though someone had to finish in the top 10 for that to happen. Nam Nguyen was 12th, and Mitchell Gordon finished lower than that.
Two spots. Nguyen was 12th. Gordon was 16th. Together they made 28, which is what is required. Had Nguyen been 13th, only one spot. Had Gordon been 17th, he still would've gotten 16 points and been okay (all FS qualifiers get 16 points max).
Oops, I had meant to ask how they managed 2 spots. Regardless, thanks for the explanation!
What place you need to get 2 spots? Thanks
top 2 < or = 28 points.
If one skater is competing, they need to place:
1-2 for 3 spots
3-10 for 2 spots
If two or three skaters are competing, the combined total of the top 2 skaters needs to be:
2-13 for 3 spots
14-28 for 2 spots
If a skater places 16th or lower, he gets 16 points.
Not qualifying to the free skating/dance equals 18 points, IIRC.
So does China only get 4 spots for ladies for JGP next year?
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