Statistics for European 2018

[Lyssa]

Some Statistics
If you have others idea?

Ages of the skaters

Men
Older: Valtter Virtanen (FIN) 30 years & 11 months
Younger: Yakau Zenko (BLR) 17 years & 6 months

Ladies
Older: Carolina Kostner (ITA) 30 years & 7 months
Younger: Alina Zagitova (RUS) 15 years & 8 months

Pairs
Men
Older: Ondrej Hotarek (ITA) 34 years (25 january)
Younger: Antonio Souza-Kordeiru (CRO) 24 years & 10 months
Ladies
Older: Valentina Marchei (ITA) 31 years & 7 months
Younger: Sofiya Karagodina (AZE) 16 years & 1 months

Ice Dance
Men
Older: Alper Ucar (TUR) 33 years
Younger: Volodymyr Byelikov (UKR) 19 years & 1 months
Ladies
Older: Anna Cappellini (ITA) 30 years & 11 months
Younger: Darya Popova (UKR) 16 years & 3 months

All
Men
Older: Ondrej Hotarek (ITA) 34 years (25 january) (Pairs)
Younger: Yakau Zenko (BLR) 17 years & 6 months (Men)
Ladies
Older: Valentina Marchei (ITA) 31 years & 7 months (Pairs)
Younger: Alina Zagitova (RUS) 15 years & 8 months (Ladies)


Numbers of participations in European - Included 2018

Men
12: Fernandez
11: Brezina
8: Liebers - Majorov
7: Hendrickx - Virtanen - Bychenko - Walker
6: Besseghier
5: Hayrapetyan - Oddvoll Boe
4: Loupolover - Fentz - Samohin - Demirboga
3: Belohradsky - Harris - Vasiljevs - Kennes - Kolyada - Neuman
2: Obreykov - Montoya - Naurits - Kvitelashvill - Maszljanko - Rizzo - Reznichenko - Samarin - Paniot
1: Zenko - Ponsart - Maysuradze - Stakelum - Lawton Brain - Aliev

Ladies
14: Kostner
8: Meite
6: Brezinova - Gjersem
5: Lecavelier - Grm - Rajicova
4: Toth - Sauter
3: Sorensen - Lindfors - Schott - Buchanan - Russo - Medvedeva - Algotsson - Saygi - Kknychenkova
2: Hendrickx - Vandersarren - Matos - Peltonen - Cristini - Kropa - Sotskova - Dubinina - McKay
1: Klotz - Cheremsky - Dimitrova - Skuleta-Gromova - Dastich - Medgyesi - Nikitina - Van Tiel - Gabryszak - Zagitova - Hugec - Paganini - Östlund

Pairs - Together (only or with another skater)
7: James (9) / Cipres
6: Della Monica (8) / Guarise ; Stolbova / Klimov
5: Ziegler (6) / Kiefer (8)
4: Marchei (14) / Hotárek (10) ; Tarasova / Morozov
2: Petranović / Souza-Kordeiru ; Esbrat / Novoselov ; Zabijako (4) / Enbert (5)
1: Karagodina / Stepanov ; Hocke / Blommaert (4) ; Conners / Krasnopolski (6) ; Barquero / Maestu ; Chtchetinina (2) / Akulov

Ice Dance - Together (only or with another skater)
11: Cappellini / Lanotte
8: Coomes / Buckland
7: Guignard / Fabbri ; Bobrova / Soloviev ; Agafonova / Uçar (11) ;
5: Kavaliova / Bieliaiev ; Fournier Beaudry / Sørensen (6) ; Papadakis / Cizeron
4: Kaliszek / Spodyriev ; Stepanova / Bukin
3: Garabedian / Proulx-Sénécal ; Mansour / Češka ; Törn (4) / Partanen ; Lorenz / Polizoakis ; Nazarova / Nikitin
2: Bunina / Frolov ; Lauriault / Le Gac ; Tankova (3) / Zilberberg ; Tessari / Fioretti ; Sara Hurtado (8) / Kirill Khaliavin (3) ; Myslivečková (6) / Csölley (8) ; Manni / Röthlisberger
1: Markova / Daze ; Abachkina / Thauron ; Yanovskaya / Lukacs (2) ; Ipolito / Jones ; Damulevičiūtė / Kizala ; Plutowska (2) / Flemin ; Zahorski (2) / Guerreiro ; Malmberg / Nordahl ; Popova / Byelikov

Number of medals

Men
Javier Fernandez (ESP)
5 Gold (2013-2014-2015-2016-2017)

Mikhail Kolyada (RUS)
1 Bronze (2017)

Alexei Bychenko (ISR)
1 Silver (2016)

Michal Brezina (CZE)
1 Bronze (2013)

Ladies
Carolina Kostner (ITA)
5 Gold (2007-2008-2010-2012-2013)
2 Silver (2009-2011)
3 Bronze (2006-2014-2017)

Evgenia Medvedeva (RUS)
2 Gold (2016-2017)

Pairs
Evgenia Tarasova / Vladimir Morozov (RUS)
1 Gold (2017)
2 Bronze (2015-2016)

Ksenia Stolbova / Fedor Klimov (RUS)
2 Silver (2014-2015)
1 Bronze (2012)

Vanessa James / Morgan Cipres (FRA)
1 Bronze (2017)

Ondřej Hotárek (ITA)
1 Bronze (2013) with Stefania Berton (ITA)

Ice Dance
Gabriella Papadakis / Guillaume Cizeron (FRA)
3 Gold (2015-2016-2017)

Anna Cappellini / Luca Lanotte (ITA)
1 Gold (2014)
3 Silver (2015-2016-2017)
1 Bronze (2013)

Ekaterina Bobrova / Dmitri Soloviev (RUS)
1 Gold (2013)
2 Silver (2011-2012)
2 Bronze (2016-2017)

Alexandra Stepanova / Ivan Bukin (RUS)
1 Bronze (2015)

Penny Coomes / Nicholas Buckland (GBR)
1 Bronze (2014)

 

[yoloaxel]

Ahah, Italy has all of the older skaters basically! We have a lot of longevity apparently

 

[NoNameFace]

Ahah, Italy has all of the older skaters basically! We have a lot of longevity apparently

Longevity in professional sport is one thing to admire, but looking at Italians in general - even at Valentina in this very case - they are often looking much younger than their age says

 

[xeyra]

Another statistic:

According to the planned content sheets, these will be the total quads attempted (solo or in combo) by 19 different skaters:

QUAD	SP	FS	TOTAL
4Lz	4	5	9
4F	1	1	2
4Lo	0	0	0
4S	4	7	11
4T	14	23	37
TOTAL	23	36	59

NOTES:
Yaroslav PANIOT (UKR) is the sole European attempting 4F.
Larry LOUPOLOVER (AZE) is the only non-Russian attempting 4Lz.
No one likes 4Lo.

 

[QuadThrow]

Kostner is a skating legend. Such a pity that the second legend Aljona will not compete.

The youngest pair skater is already 24 years old! In contrast to indiviual skating, pair skater is developing more and more into a real senior sport. Duhamel, Radford, Savchenko, Marchei, Hotarek, James, Zhang, all over 30.

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Kostner is a skating legend. Such a pity that the second legend Aljona will not compete.

The youngest pair skater is already 24 years old! In contrast to indiviual skating, pair skater is developing more and more into a real senior sport. Duhamel, Radford, Savchenko, Marchei, Hotarek, James, Zhang, all over 30.

I don't know why you say "real senior sport"
If the skaters are above the age limit and are competing well, then they are real senior skaters.
Zagitova can be a real senior skater at 15. If Kostner would get some better tech content, she could be a real senior skater at 31.

 

[pearly]

Could someone please post number of spots earned for 2019 Europeans? Thanks!

 

[MaiKatze]

Fun fact, the winners are the same as at IdF 2017 in Grenoble. Hint for the Olympics?

 

[Lyssa]

Could someone please post number of spots earned for 2019 Europeans? Thanks!

2019 European

Men
3: Russia
2: Belgium - Czech Republic - France - Georgia - Israel - Italy - Latvia - Spain - Sweden

Ladies
3: Russia
2: Belgium - Finland - France - Germany - Italy - Slovakia - Switzeland

Pairs
3: Italy - Russia
2: Austria - France - Germany - Israel

Ice Dance
3: France - Italy - Russia
2: Denmark - Great Britain - Poland - Spain

 

[Nirti]

Thanks Lyssa!

I didn't realize that it was already the 12th Europeans for Javier Fernandez. In 2007 he finished 28th :shocked:

 

[ancientpeas]

Thank you all the contributors to this thread. Lots of interesting information.:thumbsup:

 

[MaiKatze]

Thanks Lyssa!

I didn't realize that it was already the 12th Europeans for Javier Fernandez. In 2007 he finished 28th :shocked:

I think Javier's story is the most inspiring for skaters who are so low that they don't make the free skate. Most top skaters these days arrive freshly out of juniors and are already top ten material and skate into the medals quite quickly, but it doesn't have to be that way. You can grow even at 18 or 19. There is still time.