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2015-16 Russian Qualifiers and other events

Roman09 said:
Anna Tarusina- you're best! 180.51 and the next win! It seems that Davydov and Kotin have got their first star :)
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Anyone please confirm that her 3 jump combo was a 2A-1L-3F. I watched it again and again, but I'm not sure because it's insane!!!
 
Anyone know how they will decide who goes to the YOG? It seems like the dance event was sort of a final qualifier and I won't be upset if the top 2 teams are the ones who go, as Shpilyaeva and Smirnov are the best of the bunch and Skoptsova and Aleshin had a good season.
 
CUP OF RUSSIA (5th EVENT) - VIDEOS & RESULTS

MEN

SENIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Mikhail Kolyada - 246.69 Short Program, Free Skate
2. Alexander Samarin - 224.79 Short Program, Free Skate
3. Andrei Lazukin - 210.42 Short Program, Free Skate

JUNIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Evgeni Semenenko - 197.32 Short Program, Free Skate
2. Artem Frolov - 186.69 Short Program, Free Skate
3. Igor Efimchuk - 181.39 Short Program, Free Skate

LADIES

SENIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Serafima Sakhanovich - 173.89 Short Program (2nd Copy), Free Skate (2nd Copy)
2. Evgenia Ivankova - 165.12 Short Program, Free Skate
3. Diana Pervushkina - 159.93 Short Program, Free Skate
4. Anastasia Gracheva - 150.91 Short Program, Free Skate
5. Valeria Danitskaya - 146.10 Short Program, Free Skate

JUNIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Anna Tarusina - 180.51 Short Program (2nd Copy), Free Skate (2nd Copy)
2. Elizaveta Nugumanova - 179.43 Short Program (2nd Copy), Free Skate (2nd Copy)
3. Sofia Samodurova - 175.23 Short Program, Free Skate
4. Anastasia Tarakanova - 171.58 Short Program, Free Skate
5. Elizaveta Yushchenko - 164.73 Short Program, Free Skate
6. Daria Panenkova - 162.78 Short Program, Free Skate
7. Anastasia Mukhortova - 154.13 Short Program, Free Skate
8. Viktoria Safonova - 152.81 Short Program, Free Skate

PAIRS

SENIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Vera Bazarova / Andrei Deputat - 184.52 Short Program, Free Skate
2. Sofia Biryukova / Andrei Filonov - 164.80 Short Program, Free Skate
3. Tatiana Kuznetsova / Semyon Stepanov - 154.72 Short Program, Free Skate

JUNIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Anastasia Mishina / Vladislav Mirzoev - 166.10 Short Program, Free Skate (2nd Copy)
2. Alina Ustimkina / Nikita Volodin - 156.04 Short Program, Free Skate
3. Ludmila Molchanova / Lev Sozonenko - 142.60 Short Program, Free Skate

ICE DANCE

SENIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Tiffany Zahorski / Jonathan Guerreiro - 167.22 Short Dance, Free Dance
2. Ludmila Sosnitskaia / Pavel Golovishnokov - 135.28 Short Dance, Free Dance
3. Anastasia Safronova / Ilia Zimin - 105.10 Short Dance, Free Dance

JUNIOR - FINAL RESULT

1. Anastasia Shpilevaya / Grigory Smirnov - 150.76 Short Dance, Free Dance
2. Anastasia Skoptcova / Kirill Aleshin - 139.66 Short Dance, Free Dance
3. Sofia Polishchuk / Alexander Vakhnov - 139.12 Short Dance, Free Dance
 
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Nirti said:
If I'm right, for junior nats we have :
(* means that they only have compete in one russian cup event)

Girls
qualified from JGP (7) : Fedichkina, Mikhailova, Mitrofanova, Pervushkina, Sakhanovich, Sotskova, Tsurskaia
qualified from Russian cup (11) : Gubanova (36 pts), Lozko (32), Konstantinova (26), Kostornaia (26), Zagitova (20), Nugumanova (18*), Tarusina (16*), Mukhortova (16*), Kurakova (14), Tarakanova (12*), Pavlova (12)

Boys
qualified from JGP (7) : Aliev, Bernadiner, Gumennik, Lazukin, Samarin, Samoilov, Tarasenko
qualified from Russian cup (11) : Ilin (34), Kunitsa (32), Gerasimov (32), Savosin (28), Skirda (26), Zotov M (26), Kovalev (22), Semenenko (18*), Erokhov (18), Efimchuk (16*), Frolov (14)

Pairs
qualified from JGP (7) : Atakhanova/Spiridonov, Borisova/Sopot, Gubanova/Sintsov, Ivanova/Khakimov, Mishina/Mirzoev, Poluianova/Korotkov, Ustimkina/Volodin
qualified from Russian cup (5) : Panfilova/Selkin (30), Zhuk/Britkov (30), Melnikova/Simenenko (24), Chuzhanova/Mintsev (16*), Akhantieva/Kolesov (16)

Dance
qualified from JGP (8) : Evdokimova/Bazin, Konkina/Revia, Loboda/Drozd, Polishchuk/Vakhnov, Popova/Vlasenko, Shevchenko/Eremenko, Shpilevaia/Smirnov, Skoptsova/Aleshin
qualified from Russian cup (7): Khachaturian/Bagin (32), Lopareva/Karpushov (30), Tultseva/Yakushev (30), Rumiantseva/Riabchenko (28), Sokolova/Novozhilov (26), Ivanenko/Karpov (26), Marchenko/Pozdiyakov (24).
Amelkhina/Filatov (22 pts) are the 1st alternates.

Hope this helps!
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Any updates on qualifiers for Junior Nationals?
Would Sherbakova qualify?
 
Amer said:
Any updates on qualifiers for Junior Nationals?
Would Sherbakova qualify?
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So if I'm right (especially I'm not sure about "ties"):

Girls
qualified from JGP (7) : Fedichkina, Mikhailova, Mitrofanova, Pervushkina, Sakhanovich, Sotskova, Tsurskaia
qualified from Russian cup (11) : Gubanova (36 pts), Tarusina (34), Nugumanova (34), Lozko (32), Konstantinova (26), Kostornaia (26), Tarakanova (24), Samodurova (22), Mukhortova (22), Zagitova (20), Kurakova (14)
1st alt: Pavlova (12), 2nd alt: Yushchenko (12)

Boys
qualified from JGP (7) : Aliev, Bernadiner, Gumennik, Lazukin, Samarin, Samoilov, Tarasenko
qualified from Russian cup (11) : Semenenko (36), Ilin (34), Kunitsa (32), Gerasimov (32), Efimchuk (30), Frolov (30), Savosin (28), Skirda (26), Zotov M (26), Kovalev (22), Erokhov (18)
1st alt: Vetlugin (18), 2nd alt: Viugov (16)

Pairs
qualified from JGP (7) : Atakhanova/Spiridonov, Borisova/Sopot, Gubanova/Sintsov, Ivanova/Khakimov, Mishina/Mirzoev, Poluianova/Korotkov, Ustimkina/Volodin
qualified from Russian cup (5) : Panfilova/Selkin (30), Zhuk/Britkov (30), Melnikova/Simenenko (24), Molchanova/Sozonenko (28), Sokur/Pleshkov (22)
1st alt : Bogoslovskaia/Khodykin (22), 2nd alt : Chuzhanova/Mintsev (16)

Dance
qualified from JGP (8) : Evdokimova/Bazin, Konkina/Revia, Loboda/Drozd, Polishchuk/Vakhnov, Popova/Vlasenko, Shevchenko/Eremenko, Shpilevaia/Smirnov, Skoptsova/Aleshin
qualified from Russian cup (7): Khachaturian/Bagin (32), Lopareva/Karpushov (30), Tultseva/Yakushev (30), Rumiantseva/Riabchenko (28), Sokolova/Novozhilov (26), Ivanenko/Karpov (26), Marchenko/Pozdiyakov (24).
1st alt : Amelkhina/Filatov (22), 2nd alt: Klikich/Ragimov (14)
 
Nirti said:
So if I'm right (especially I'm not sure about "ties"):

Girls
qualified from JGP (7) : Fedichkina, Mikhailova, Mitrofanova, Pervushkina, Sakhanovich, Sotskova, Tsurskaia
qualified from Russian cup (11) : Gubanova (36 pts), Tarusina (34), Nugumanova (34), Lozko (32), Konstantinova (26), Kostornaia (26), Tarakanova (24), Samodurova (22), Mukhortova (22), Zagitova (20), Kurakova (14)
1st alt: Pavlova (12), 2nd alt: Yushchenko (12)
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Awesome thanks!
Favorites so far this season in junior girls have been:
Fedichkina
Tsurskaya
Gubanova
Nugumanova
Lozko
Kostornaia
Mukhortova
 
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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.

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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AlexRus said:
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.
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Well, I hate to say it, but Chuzhanova/Mintsev should have not competed at the senior cups. They should have prioritise their junior events. They did one junior cup, then two seniors, placed too low at seniors to qualify for senior nationals (to be fair they didn't have a chance to qualify, considering that only one spot for senior nationals was taken from the results of Russian cups). So the outcome is now that they haven't qualified for neither junior nor senior nationals! They should have done two junior cups, and only after that spend their energy on trying to qualify to seniors, if they wish to. Bad planning!
 
Is there a reason these are called the 2016 nationals when they happen 2015? Weird question, I know. Good luck to all the skaters and I hope you have the performances of your lives. Sending my very best wishes to all of you from California........You can do it. :yahoo:
 
mrrice said:
Is there a reason these are called the 2016 nationals when they happen 2015? Weird question, I know. Good luck to all the skaters and I hope you have the performances of your lives. Sending my very best wishes to all of you from California........You can do it. :yahoo:
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Maybe because those who wins will be the Russian champions for the majority of the 2016, even if the competition is at the end of 2015.
 
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