2021-22 International Competitions Calendar announced

[Andrea82]

The list of International Competitions for 2021/22 season has been announced by ISU today with Communication 2397

https://www.isu.org/figure-skating/rules/fsk-communications/25883-isu-communication-2397/file

In the table below S means Senior, J is Junior and N stands for Novices.

Competition dates

Place

Mem

Name of the Competition

Ladies S​

Ladies J​

Ladies N

Men S​

Men J​

Men N​

Pair S​

Pair J​

Pair N​

ID S​

ID J​

ID N​

12-15 August 2021

Norwood (Boston) / MA

USA​

2021 Cranberry Cup International

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

12-15 August 2021

Norwood (Boston) / MA

USA​

2021 Lake Placid Ice Dance International

x​

x​

18-21 August 2021

Courchevel

FRA​

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

25-28 August 2021

Edmonton / AB

CAN​

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

x​

1-4 September 2021

Kosice

SVK​

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

x​

1-4 Septemb er

Eilat

ISR

IISF Ice Mall Cup 2021

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

10-11 September 2021

New York City

USA​

2021 John Nicks Pairs Challenge at Middle Atlantics

x​

x​

10-12 September 2021

Bergamo

ITA​

Challenger Series Lombardia Trophy

x​

x​

x​

10-12 September 2021

Bergamo

ITA​

Lombardia Trophy

x​

15-18 September 2021

TBA

USA​

2021 U.S. International Figure Skating Classic

x​

x​

x​

15-18 September 2021

Krasnoyarsk

RUS​

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

x​

16-18 September 2021

Pierrefonds (Montreal) / QC​

CAN

Challenger Series Autumn Classic International

x​

​

x

x

16-18 September 2021

Pierrefonds (Montreal) / QC​

CAN

Autumn Classic International​

x

21-25 September 2021

Oberstdorf

GER

Olympic Qualifying Competition Challenger Series Nebelhorn-Trophy 2021

x​

​

x

x

x

22-25 September 2021

Ljubljana

SLO

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

29 Sept.-2 Oct. 2021

Gdansk

POL

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

30 Sept.-2 Oct. 2021

Bratislava

SVK

Challenger Series Nepela Memorial 2021

x​

x​

x​

30 Sept.-2 Oct. 2021

Bratislava

SVK

Nepela Memorial 2021

x​

2 October 2021

Saitama

JPN

Japan Open 2021 - Invitational

x​

x​

6-9 October 2021

Linz

AUT

ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating

x​

x​

x​

x​

7-10 October 2021

Espoo

FIN

Challenger Series Finlandia Trophy Espoo

x​

x​

x​

x​

13-17 October 2021

Beijing

CHN

Asian Open Figure Skating Trophy - OWG Test Event

x​

​

x

x

x

14-17 October 2021

Minsk

BLR

Ice Star

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

14-17 October 2021

Budapest

HUN

Budapest Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

15-17 October 2021

Mentana (Roma)

ITA

Mezzaluna Cup 2021

x​

x​

x​

20-24 October 2021

Las Vegas / NV

USA

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Skate America

x​

x​

x​

x​

20-23 October 2021

Odessa

UKR

Victor Petrenko Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

20-24 October 2021

Nice

FRA

Trophée Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

27-30 October 2021

Brovary

UKR

Autumn Talents Cup Ukraine

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

28-31 October 2021

Almaty

KAZ

Challenger Series Denis Ten Memorial Challenge

x​

x​

x​

28-31 October 2021

Almaty

KAZ

Denis Ten Memorial Challenge

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

28-31 October 2021

Trnava

SVK

13th Tirnavia Ice Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

28-31 October 2021

Zagreb

CRO

Golden Bear

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

28-31 October 2021

Bucharest

ROU

Crystal Skate

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

29-31 October 2021

Vancouver / BC

CAN

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Skate Canada International

x​

x​

x​

x​

3-7 November 2021

Riga

LAT

Volvo Open Cup 44th

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

4-7 November 2021

Dortmund

GER

NRW Trophy 2021

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

5-7 November 2021

Bergamo

ITA

Icelab International Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

5-7 November 2021

Bergamo

ITA

Bergamo on Ice Cup

x​

x​

5-7 November 2021

Olomouc

CZE

Pavel Roman Memorial

x​

x​

x​

5-7 November 2021

Chongqing

CHN

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Cup of China

x​

x​

x​

x​

6-7 November 2021

Dundee

GBR

The Tayside Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

11-14 November 2021

Graz

AUT

Challenger Series Cup of Austria by IceChallenge

x​

x​

x​

11-14 November 2021

Graz

AUT

IceChallenge

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

12-14 November 2021

Tokyo

JPN

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating NHK Trophy 2021

x​

x​

x​

x​

15-21 November 2021

Tallinn

EST

Tallinn Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

18-21 November 2021

Warsaw

POL

Challenger Series Warsaw Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

18-21 November 2021

Celje

SLO

Skate Celje 2021

x​

x​

x​

x​

19-21 November 2021

Grenoble

FRA

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Internationaux de France

x​

x​

x​

x​

23-28-November 2021

Sofia

BUL

Denkova-Staviski Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

24-28 November 2021

Canillo

AND

Open d’Andorra

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

26-28 November 2021

Moscow

RUS

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Rostelecom Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

2-8 December 2021

Budapest

HUN

Santa Claus Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

3-5 December 2021

Kaunas

LTU

Kaunas Amber Cup 2021

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

7-11 December 2021

Istanbul

TUR

Bosphorus Istanbul Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

8-11 December 2021

Zagreb

CRO

Challenger Series 53rd Golden Spin of Zagreb

x​

x​

x​

x​

8-11 December 2021

Zagreb

CRO

53rd Golden Spin of Zagreb

x​

x​

x​

x​

9-12 December 2021

Osaka

JPN

ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

9-12 December 2021

Bucharest

ROU

Christmas Magic

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

10-12 December 2021

Marupe

LAT

Latvia International Competition

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

11-21 December 2021

Luzern

SUI

Winter Universiade

x​

x​

x​

16-19 December 2021

Minsk

BLR

Open Belarus Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

17-19 December 2021

Bratislava

SVK

62nd Grand Prix of Bratislava

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

5-9 January 2022

Torun

POL

Mentor Torun Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

10-16 January 2022

Tallinn

EST

ISU European Figure Skating Championships 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

12-16 January 2022

Bucharest

ROU

Edusport Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

17-22 January 2022

Tianjin

CHN

ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

18-23 January 2022

Oberstdorf

GER

Bavarian Open 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

19-22 January 2022

Belgrade

SRB

15th Europa Cup Skate Helena 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

26-30 January 2022

Lodz

POL

Maria Olszewska Memorial

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

26-30 January 2022

Copenhagen

DEN

The Nordics Open 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

26-30 January 2022

Copenhagen

DEN

The Nordics 2022

x​

x​

1-6 February 2022

Sofia

BUL

Sofia Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

3-6 February 2022

Ljubljana

SLO

Dragon Trophy & Tivoli Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

4-20 February 2022

Beijing

CHN

Olympic Winter Games 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

4-6 February 2022

Egna

ITA

Egna Dance Trophy 2022

x​

x​

x​

4-6 February 2022

Merano

ITA

Merano Ice Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

4-6 February 2022

Reykjavik

ISL

Reykjavik International Games

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

9-12 February 2022

Odessa

UKR

LuMi Dance Trophy

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

11-13 February 2022

Miskolc

HUN

Jégvirág Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

24-27 February 2022

Den Haag

NED

Challenge Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

24-27 February 2022

Bucharest

ROU

Bellu Memorial

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

25-27 February 2022

Sarajevo

BIH

Sarajevo Open 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

4-6 March 2022

Tallinn

EST

Tallink Hotels Cup 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

7-13 March 2022

Sofia

BUL

ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

13-17 March 2022

Jesenice

SLO

Triglav Trophy & Narcisa Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

18-20 March 2022

Kockelscheuer

LUX

Coupe du Printemps 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

20-25 March 2022

Vuokatti

FIN

EYOF 2022

x​

x​

21-27 March 2022

Montpellier

FRA

ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

29 March-1 April 2022

Brovary

UKR

Spring Talents Cup Ukraine

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

7-10 April 2022

Egna

ITA

Egna Spring Trophy 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

7-10 April 2022

Kranevo

BUL

Black Sea Ice Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

8-10 April 2022

Riga

LAT

Kurbada Cup 2022

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

13-17 April 2022

Minsk

BLR

Ice Cup

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

x​

 

[Andrea82]

Philadelphia Summer International is gone. But Single and Pair are added to Lake Placid event and there is a planned new Pair competition in New York

The Challenger Series event without Pair have added a Pair event outside of Challenger Series

Attempt of a comeback for the Cup of Nice

Victor Petrenko got his own Cup

I am not sure why Icelab International Cup and Bergamo on Ice Cup can't be merged into a single thing

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Funny, I was just wondering this morning when the calendar PDF would come out. I honestly didn't expect it to be this soon, though! I thought it would be delayed until much later in the summer, to see what restrictions were still in place.

Wow, they're fairly making up for last season. This is the first time I've seen the figure skating section of the PDF extend to 5 pages, rather than the usual 4 pages!

Hang on, I just took a more detailed look. The reason the table is longer is because they now have the ISU and the non-ISU parts of the Challenger events listed seperately. So, we've got:

• 2 Cranberry Cups / Lake Placid Ice Dance Internationals
• 2 Lombardia Trophies
• 2 Autumn Classics
• 2 Ondrej Nepela Memorials
• 2 Denis Ten Memorial Challenges
• 2 Icelab Cups / Bergamo On Ice Cups
• 2 Ice Challenges
• 2 Golden Spins
• 2 Nordics

(OK, so the first and last ones aren't Challengers. But, they are still listed twice).

Of all the idiotic things! They are both part of the same event, so why not list them as such?! And I suppose this means that when the time comes they will have separate Entries / Results Pages too! Which will make it so much more difficult to keep track of what is on when during the event.

Good to see the Tayside Trophy back, although it is disappointing that there will not be any Ice Dance competitions at it.

Thank you for letting us know that the calendar was out, @Andrea82 !

CaroLiza_fan

 

[Andrea82]

Funny, I was just wondering this morning when the calendar PDF would come out. I honestly didn't expect it to be this soon, though! I thought it would be delayed until much later in the summer, to see what restrictions were still in place.

Wow, they're fairly making up for last season. This is the first time I've seen the figure skating section of the PDF extend to 5 pages, rather than the usual 4 pages!

Hang on, I just took a more detailed look. The reason the table is longer is because they now have the ISU and the non-ISU parts of the Challenger events listed seperately. So, we've got:

• 2 Cranberry Cups / Lake Placid Ice Dance Internationals
• 2 Lombardia Trophies
• 2 Autumn Classics
• 2 Ondrej Nepela Memorials
• 2 Denis Ten Memorial Challenges
• 2 Icelab Cups / Bergamo On Ice Cups
• 2 Ice Challenges
• 2 Golden Spins
• 2 Nordics

(OK, so the first and last ones aren't Challengers. But, they are still listed twice).

Of all the idiotic things! They are both part of the same event, so why not list them as such?! And I suppose this means that when the time comes they will have separate Entries / Results Pages too! Which will make it so much more difficult to keep track of what is on when during the event.

For the Challengers, I guess it is due to make it clear which events are part of the Challenger Series whose results will count as Season Bests and will give CS World Standing point and which events won't.

I am not sure the difference why they need Icelab International Cup and Bergamo on Ice as two events though.


Edit: I made a double thread. How can I delate one of them?

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

For the Challengers, I guess it is due to make it clear which events are part of the Challenger Series whose results will count as Season Bests and will give CS World Standing point and which events won't.

Makes sense, when you put it like that. Although, I would prefer the simpler option, where they have all competitions count towards PB's, etc.!

I am not sure the difference why they need Icelab International Cup and Bergamo on Ice as two events though.

Maybe because of the different names? But, I don't think they did that in past seasons for the Austrian event where the Junior and Senior competitions were dedicated to different people (Sorry, I can't remember off the top of my head who they were).

Edit: I made a double thread. How can I delate one of them?

I'll report the other thread, and ask that the OP of it be deleted and your second post be moved into this thread.

Don't worry, it is so easy to accidentally double post things. I've done it myself.

CaroLiza_fan

 

[Jeanie19]

I thought the U.S. international classic was supposed to be in Norwood, Massachusetts, now it says TBA. I'll be so sad if it's not there.

 

[ice coverage]

... But Single and Pair are added to Lake Placid event ...

To be more clear:

- Cranberry Cup International is a new event for Singles and Pairs that will take place at Skating Club of Boston's new facility on Aug 12-15.

- For this season, Lake Placid Ice Dance International also will take place at Skating Club of Boston on Aug 12-15 (same dates as Cranberry Cup International).​

FWIW, I expect that in future seasons, Lake Placid Ice Dance International will return home to its normal Lake Placid venue (where renovations are taking place this year).
I expect that Cranberry Cup International will remain at Skating Club of Boston in Norwood, which starting this year will be the venue for the concurrent Cranberry Open club competition.

ETA (on Jun 13):

Reinforcing my belief that LPIDI is only temporarily in Boston/Norwood for 2021 is this excerpt from the event announcement for 2021 Cranberry Cup International:
The inaugural Cranberry Cup International for Singles and Pairs will be held be held August 11-16, 2021 at The Skating Club of Boston facility in Norwood, Massachusetts, in conjunction with the 40th Cranberry Open Figure Skating Competition. This year will also include a special opportunity to include the Lake Placid Ice Dance International.​

ETA (on Jun 16):

Excerpt from the event announcement for Lake Placid Ice Dance International:

After over 80 years of summer ice dance competition at all levels in Lake Placid, we are pleased to announce the fifth Lake Placid Ice Dance International to be held August 11- 16, 2021. Due to construction in Lake Placid, this year’s event will be held at the Skating Club of Boston facility in Norwood, MA.​

Excerpt from official site for Lake Placid Ice Dance International:

Due to construction at the Olympic Center in Lake Placid, this year's event will be held in Norwood, Mass. at The Skating Club of Boston. Lake Placid looks forward to hosting the 2022 Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships and International.​

(For those who were accustomed to Cranberry Open being held on Cape Cod -- co-hosted by Yarmouth Skating Club and Skating Club of Boston -- my understanding is that the Yarmouth club is/was in the process of being merged into SCOB.)

ETA (on Jun 10):

FWIW, the document at the link below indicates that Yarmouth Ice Club had plans in the past season to host "2020 Cranberry Open and 2020 Cranberry Cup." (The document refers to "Cranberry Cup" without the word "International.")
http://comp.entryeeze.com/Membership/AdFiles/2020_21 YIC Membership Information 1.pdf​

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Re location of U.S. International Classic, Sep 15-18:

It's surprising that it is listed as TBA, USA???

In April 2021, U.S. Figure Skating had announced that U.S. International Classic would take place at Skating Club of Boston on these dates in September. (Instead of in Salt Lake City, which had hosted U.S. Classic since its inception.)

U.S. Figure Skating Announces International Competitions for 2021-22 Season - U.S. Figure Skating Fan Zone

U.S. Figure Skating announced that it will host the 2021 U.S. International Figure Skating Classic from Sept. 15-19, 2021 and the 2022 U.S. Synchronized Skating International Classic from Jan. 28-29, 2022 at the Skating Club of Boston's facility in Norwood, Massachusetts. The synchronized...

usfigureskatingfanzone.com

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Philadelphia Summer International is gone. ... there is a planned new Pair competition in New York

Wow, it is exciting that Pairs will have a new international named after John Nicks.
(Taking place Sep 10-11 alongside the Middle Atlantics club competition at Chelsea Piers in New York City.
In 2019, two international pairs [along with U.S. pairs such as the Knierims] competed at Mid-Atlantics, so it bodes well as a good home for the new John Nicks Pairs Challenge.)

ETA:

U.S. Classic has had Pairs in past years, but it will not in 2021.
I imagine that the new Nicks Pairs Challenge is the reason.​

Very sorry that Philadelphia Summer International is not happening.

 

[Seven Sisters]

Re U.S. International Classic, Sep 15-18:

It's surprising that the location is listed as TBA, USA???​

​

In April 2021, U.S. Figure Skating had announced that U.S. International Classic would take place at Skating Club of Boston on these dates in September. (Instead of in Salt Lake City, which had hosted U.S. Classic since its inception.)....​

Very sorry that Philadelphia Summer International is not happening.

The two things that jumped out at me are the same things ice coverage mentions here—first, no Philly International, and second, the US Classic which had already been announced for Skating Club of Boston—on the East Coast for the first time in many years—now is listed as location TBA.

Let‘s hope that comp stays in Boston. You know, there really are people on the East Coast who enjoy watching international skaters compete live and would be delighted to attend an event within driving distance. Maybe some day we will manage to convince the powers that be of this!

 

[ice coverage]

The two things that jumped out at me are the same things ice coverage mentions here—first, no Philly International, and second, the US Classic which had already been announced for Skating Club of Boston—on the East Coast for the first time in many years—now is listed as location TBA.

Let‘s hope that comp stays in Boston. ...

Only speculation, but perhaps the addition of the new Cranberry Cup International -- at Skating Club of Boston in Aug -- could be a reason that the location of U.S. Classic in Sep has become TBA??

With not only Cranberry Cup International but also 2021 Lake Placid International being held at SCOB, maybe U.S. Figure Skating is reconsidering whether or not SCOB also should host U.S. Classic?

Although SCOB's new facility by all accounts is a wonderful venue, it would be lopsided for SCOB to host three out of the four non-GP U.S.-based internationals in 2021.

Plus with the John Nicks Pairs Challenge in NYC, it would be lopsided for the East Coast to have all four non-GP U.S.-based internationals in 2021.

... You know, there really are people on the East Coast who enjoy watching international skaters compete live and would be delighted to attend an event within driving distance. Maybe some day we will manage to convince the powers that be of this!

Seems to me (a resident of the East Coast) that the powers-that-be already are well aware that there are people on the East Coast who enjoy watching international skaters compete live and would be delighted to attend an event within driving distance.

East Coast internationals going back to 2015:

2016 Worlds in Boston, first and foremost

2017 Skate America in Lake Placid
2019 JGP Lake Placid
Lake Placid Ice Dance International every year since 2015 (except 2020, because of the pandemic)

Philadelphia Summer International in 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019

2021 Cranberry Cup International in Boston/Norwood

2021 John Nicks Pairs Challenge in NYC​

IMO, the list above adds up to a reasonable chunk of the totality of recent+upcoming U.S.-hosted internationals.

For comparison, what did/will not take place on the East Coast:

2019 Four Continents in Anaheim

Skate America in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020 + 2021

U.S. Classic every year thru 2019 -- with 2021 TBA at this point

2015 JGP Colorado Springs​

(Sorry if I have forgotten something from these years.)

ETA:

Also for comparison, the most recent international in the Midwest was 2016 Skate America in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.​

 

[mrrice]

Do we know which skaters have signed up for these events? I'm trying to keep track of Gracie this summer as I think these events will be very telling on where she is with her training.

 

[Lamente Ariane]

Excited for the inaugural John Nicks Pairs Challenge!

 

[charmblade]

I for one very much hope the US Classic will be at the new Skate Club of Boston facility that is 15 minutes from my house.

 

[Jeanie19]

I for one very much hope the US Classic will be at the new Skate Club of Boston facility that is 15 minutes from my house.

I will be so sad if it's not being held there. I was planning on attending.

 

[apgold]

If I'm in town, I will try to go to the John Nicks pair event at Chelsea Piers. (I'm usually in Canada for TIFF that weekend but with the border situation still not resolved, I doubt I'll be going north of the border.)

I do hope they keep US Classic in Norwood as it would be fun to go to that as well by train!

 

[Idiote]

OH MY GOOOOOOOOD Worlds are in France !!!!!! :3

 

[SkatersWaltz]

Nebelhorn doesn't list pairs or ice dance. Have all the spots already assigned and so they don't need it?

 

[ice coverage]

Nebelhorn doesn't list pairs or ice dance. Have all the spots already assigned and so they don't need it?

Nebelhorn will have senior competition in all four disciplines -- per the ISU document at the link in the OP.
(Also true for Asian Open Trophy, BTW.)

My hunch is there must have been some kind of inadvertent formatting glitch when the ISU chart was copied/pasted into the OP.
Something must have been weird with the ISU data for those two events. Probably no coincidence that they both are events with special significance for OWG -- qualifier and test event, respectively.

 

[ladyjane]

Nebelhorn doesn't list pairs or ice dance. Have all the spots already assigned and so they don't need it?

That must be a mistake. Nebelhorn should have all the disciplines. With regard to the Qualifying for the Olympics: there are 3 pairs spots and 4 ID spots available. Those numbers could increase if a country gives a spot back, but I am not expecting that to happen this year.

 

[Andrea82]

Nebelhorn will have senior competition in all four disciplines -- per the ISU document at the link in the OP.
(Also true for Asian Open Trophy, BTW.)

My hunch is there must have been some kind of inadvertent formatting glitch when the ISU chart was copied/pasted into the OP.
Something must have been weird with the ISU data for those two events. Probably no coincidence that they both are events with special significance for OWG -- qualifier and test event, respectively.

Yes, the "X" moved into the Junior and Novice Men cells. In pasting the table, the "OWG Qualification" and "OWG Test Event" split into a different lines moving the X around in wrong columns.
I corrected them now.

 

[moonvine]

Do we know which skaters have signed up for these events? I'm trying to keep track of Gracie this summer as I think these events will be very telling on where she is with her training.

I would like to see her go somewhere. Summer comps are NOT “on brand” for my Gracie.