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2015-16 Russian Qualifiers and other events

SamuraiKike said:
Its and only national competition. Scores are super inflated. It used to be even worse I think. US and Canadian nationals scores always felt so out of touch with the skater's reality and Plushy's scores at russian nationals were always on the stratosphere.
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:thumbsup: No one is paying any attention to these scores outside Russia. They essentially count for nothing and mean nothing.
 
witcher said:
Really? I recognize only Mukhortova and Mitrofanova. :think:
I bet latter win this. (I predicted correctly Tarusina's win at Panin :p)
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Drynkina and Zagitova were ahead Tarusina at OpenMoscow.

Also interesting are:
Degtyareva
Dyukar
Kolyshkina
Kurakova
Pavlova

Most of there girls are very young and even if at this competition their result will not be very good, some of them may have big future.
 
3rd Event of Russian Cup, Ekaterinburg, 27-31 Oct 2015
Practice.
Kovtun - good 4S and 4S+3T, good 3A. 4T - only one of about 7 attempts was successfull (with step-out), others - 2T or 3T.
 
AlexRus said:
Drynkina and Zagitova were ahead Tarusina at OpenMoscow.

Also interesting are:
Degtyareva
Dyukar
Kolyshkina
Kurakova
Pavlova

Most of there girls are very young and even if at this competition their result will not be very good, some of them may have big future.
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I forgot Degtyareva won short program at Panin. :yes:
 
3rd Event of Russian Cup, Ekaterinburg, 27-31 Oct 2015

Junior Dance Final Result Top3 of 15
FPl. Name Points SD FD Video FD
1 Shevchenko-Eremenko 154.45 1 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ly_pZsFjEYY
2 Konkina-Revia 142.87 2 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGYqXUF71-c
3 Tultseva-Yakushev 133.68 3 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJVASvRsmhE

Senior Dance Final Result 4 of 4
FPl. Name Points SD FD Video FD
1 Stepanova-Bukin 181.68 1 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8NY_BscOgo
2 Safronova-Zimin 110.35 2 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMj7iDlm5Fo
3 Kanivets-Chizhov 101.16 3 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUakM528RRE
4 Shestakova-Ugryumov 95.54 4 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmjazbHrBxw

Junior Men SP Top 3 of 24
1 Eugene Ilyin 69.48=37.18+33.30-1.00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdU0YpwTEao
2 George Kunitsa 67.15 =34.45+32.70 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmQjr5v_hwU
3 Nikolay Gerasimov 66.10=36.20+29.90 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hdSZK3xdcY

Senior Men SP Top 3 of 8
1 Gordei Gorshkov 83.81=44.36+39.45 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbxLyIbG6TY
2 Vladislav Tarasenko 77.01=40.81+36.20 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6KHGQBEwBE
3 Maxim Kovtun 76.61=33.76+42.85 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QuJM7fyjNg
 
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AlexRus said:
Open Cup of Moscow Federation, 29-30 Oct 2015

Men, Ladies, Junior and Senior.

Homepage http://ffkm.ru/competitions/611-kfm2015
Schedule http://ffkm.ru/images/files/015-16/2015-10-29_KFM/Timetable_KFM.pdf
Entries and Start Order http://ffkm.ru/images/files/015-16/2015-10-29_KFM/Startlist_KFM_2015.pdf

Schedule (time Moscow)

In Junior Ladies - Anastasia Tarakanova (14 Apr 2004), very talented young girl.
Her photos http://www.fskate.ru/skaters/3848/photo/
Video SP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGSW48EhucQ
Video FS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl2leLvN6uw
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Yes, very explosive jumper and lovely girl, but I bet on Anna Shcherbakova winning this one. Very elegant young lady in good form recently. :popcorn:
 
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Open Cup of Moscow Federation, 29-30 Oct 2015

Junior Ladies Start List to FS with SP Scores (Russian)
http://s018.radikal.ru/i522/1510/79/5d85260b9750.jpg

Top6
1. Vasilyeva 57.12
2. Trusova 56.52
3. Safonova 55.25
4. Scherbakova 54.23
5. Avgusta Evseeva 52.71
6. Tarakanova 50.80

Junior Men after SP
http://s017.radikal.ru/i400/1510/b1/a79506d66704.jpg (Russian)

Top3
1. Frolov 62.10
2. Vetlugin 60.45
3. Fedotov 59.62

Top of Senior Ladies (Top3 are Ladies born at 2003, very, very "mature")
1. Ryabova 56.46 https://youtu.be/RhC2SFAu15c
2. Kostornaya 56.43 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUNj9qmqSD8
3. Davis 50.25 https://youtu.be/Qee4LOJKhRI
4. Gracheva 49.28
5. Shuboderova 48.94
 
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3rd Event of Russian Cup, Ekaterinburg, 27-31 Oct 2015

Junior Men, Final Results, Top 3 of 24
FPl. Name Points SP FS Video FS
1 Eugene Ilyin 210.59 1 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D5oFGgsIGU
2 Nikolay Gerasimov 196.56 3 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtw3dW9XGQ4
3 George Kunitsa 194.92 2 4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmr20jcGSeA

Senior Men, Final Results, Top 3 of 8
FPl. Name Points SP FS Video FS
1 Gordei Gorshkov 245.02 1 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XxXWEhBUP8
2 Maxim Kovtun 222.48 3 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLqxkjnqiPQ
3 Vladislav Tarasenko 199.83 2 4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_obKB3XiP0

Junior Pairs SP, Top 3 of 11
1 Panfilova/Selkin 56.32=31.48+24.84 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu-vbWfOlYY
2 Zhuk/Britkov 51.60=28.96+22.64 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KN_AjVSfzE
3 Sokur/Pleshkov 50.00=27.92+22.08 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfLlNUKxarQ

Senior Pairs SP, Top 3 of 5
1 Efimova/Korovin 60.68=33.76+26.92 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5wA_MbnZmY
2 Gubanova/Sintsov 57.88=31.80+26.08 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO3sstJ6Gps
3 Biryukova/Filonov 56.52=31.60+24.92 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxUe3pAvH6k
 
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Alex, can you explain why Chuzhanova/Mintsev competed at Russian cup in seniors? It doesn't make sense! They need to qualify for nationals. They have no chance to qualify for nationals in seniors (I will explain below why not) but they would have a chance to qualify to junior nationals, if they compete at two Russian cups in juniors.

To qualify for nationals in juniors, the skaters need to either compete at JGP, or qualify based on their results at the Russian cup events (in juniors).
There is 12 spots in pairs at the nationals, and this season there was seven pairs competing at JGP, so there is five spots open for junior pairs to qualify through Russian cups. Chuzhanova/Mintsev did not get JGP event this season so they need to compete at two junior events. (as far as I am aware, senior events don't count for qualification for junior nationals). This was Russian cup number three, so they have only two more Russian cups left. If one of them is ill or injured at the time the remaining two Russian cups are on, they would be out of nationals. Wouldn't it make more sense compete now in juniors and leave the senior one as the last one, after they had their qualifying events? (They have done one event, but they still need one more to do).

The reason why they have no chance to get to seniors nationals:
There is 12 spots at pair seniors nationals.
Those who are competing at GP will get spot at nationals automatically. (7 pairs have GP event, that's seven spots gone)
Those who qualified to JGPF have right to compete at senior nationals if they wish to. (not compulsory) - that's another 4 spots possibly gone.
It seems that all the remaining senior pairs will be fighting at Russian Cup events for the one last spot. At the moment my bets are on Alisa Efimova/Alexandr Korovin who placed first in one of their events and now are currently at first place after the SP at their second event.

There may be some unexpected openings for spots at senior nationals, such as illness or injury of anyone from those who qualified, or one of those four pairs who qualified through JGPF may decide not to compete at senior nationals and concentrate on their junior nationals that take place a month later, or there is a chance that one of the seniors (maybe Volosozhar/Trankov) will get excused from nationals (and will be nominated to compete at Europeans even without having to compete at the nationals, based on their results from GP events) but as it is now, it seems that it is nearly decided who is competing at seniors nationals. So why would Chuzhanova/Mintsev do senior event before they even qualified for junior nationals?
 
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hanca said:
Alex, can you explain why Chuzhanova/Mintsev competed at Russian cup in seniors? It doesn't make sense! They need to qualify for nationals. They have no chance to qualify for nationals in seniors (I will explain below why not) but they would have a chance to qualify to junior nationals, if they compete at two Russian cups in juniors.
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Pairs may compete both at Junior and Senior Russian Cup Events. Pairs are not too multiple and it makes no problem.

Chuzhanova/Mintsev were 2nd at 1st Event (Junior).
Now they compete as Seniors.
Two more Events - they probably will compete as Seniors and Juniors.

They try to qualify both to Junior and Senior Nationals, or at least to one of these Natonals.
 
Love this Ryabova girl :love: Her face reminds me Lipnitskaya a lot but she is much more expressive and extroverted. I guess she will be an artistically awesome skater. Not sure about elements though. Years ahead may affect them a lot.
 
Totentanz said:
Love this Ryabova girl :love: Her face reminds me Lipnitskaya a lot but she is much more expressive and extroverted. I guess she will be an artistically awesome skater. Not sure about elements though. Years ahead may affect them a lot.
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Dammit, I wish I didn't watch this skate -> loved the song -> adored the performer -> learned about the subject. :laugh::bang:

And yes, her face reminds Julia's a bit, she may be expressive, but is twice slower than Julia in her age. :yes:

Novakhova's program is interesting and she attacks it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkH0ruh_hoU
 
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