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2017-18 State of Russian Ladies skating

I even confused myself when I tried to calculate the chances of each girl (except Trusova and Tarakanova). :eek: samkrut, I know how you can kill time during the flight to Sochi. :laugh:
 
Many changes have been made in the lists of JGP.

Gubanova is out.
Vasilieva is out.

20 - 24 Sep 2017
Minsk Belarus
Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA
Alexandra TRUSOVA

27 - 30 Sep 2017
Zagreb Croatia
Sofia SAMODUROVA
Anastasia TARAKANOVA

4 - 7 Oct 2017
Gdansk Poland
Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA
Alena KOSTORNAIA

This is interesting. I wish Stasya all the best. She is like a hurricane when she is on. But if she bombs in Minsk she won't keep the second spot. However, if she is successful it is going to be crowded in the waiting room for Italy: Gulyakova, Fedichkina, Panenkova, and Samodurova. I assume that the Fed gives Kostornaya just one spot.
 
This is interesting. I wish Stasya all the best. She is like a hurricane when she is on. But if she bombs in Minsk she won't keep the second spot. However, if she is successful it is going to be crowded in the waiting room for Italy: Gulyakova, Fedichkina, Panenkova, and Samodurova. I assume that the Fed gives Kostornaya just one spot.

Well, Alena also can be replaced according to results of Panenkova, Fedichkina or Samodurova. And also if will be a situation where each girl won gold medal, then they will send (to Italy) that who earned higher scores. So many options!

So Trusova was moved from Poland to Belarus, right?

Right.
 
hurray for alyona. i desperately want to see her, but the other girls should skate really bad, otherwise it's still unrealistic for her to get a spot
 
hurray for alyona. i desperately want to see her, but the other girls should skate really bad, otherwise it's still unrealistic for her to get a spot

I guess, the others don't have to skate 'really bad'. In this situation missing the first place can be vital
 
Am I the only one who isn't happy about the changes?

Ladies' field in Minsk doesn't seem to be as competitive as the one in Poland. Alena would have to face in Belarus just Rino Takino and Tessa Hong while in Poland she will have to face Eunsoo, Starr, Moa and Aurora Cotop. I believe Trusova would have pretty big chance to win in Poland but I doubt Alena will take golden medal there.
 
Am I the only one who isn't happy about the changes?

Ladies' field in Minsk doesn't seem to be as competitive as the one in Poland. Alena would have to face in Belarus just Rino Takino and Tessa Hong while in Poland she will have to face Eunsoo, Starr, Moa and Aurora Cotop. I believe Trusova would have pretty big chance to win in Poland but I doubt Alena will take golden medal there.
Alena is not listed as substitude in Minsk unfortunatelly.
 
Am I the only one who isn't happy about the changes?

Ladies' field in Minsk doesn't seem to be as competitive as the one in Poland. Alena would have to face in Belarus just Rino Takino and Tessa Hong while in Poland she will have to face Eunsoo, Starr, Moa and Aurora Cotop. I believe Trusova would have pretty big chance to win in Poland but I doubt Alena will take golden medal there.

As MsLiinaLii noticed, Alena can compete only in Poland and Italy. And hey, don't forget about Stanislava in Belarus. :)
 
Many changes have been made in the lists of JGP.

Gubanova is out.
Vasilieva is out.

20 - 24 Sep 2017
Minsk Belarus
Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA
Alexandra TRUSOVA

27 - 30 Sep 2017
Zagreb Croatia
Sofia SAMODUROVA
Anastasia TARAKANOVA

4 - 7 Oct 2017
Gdansk Poland
Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA
Alena KOSTORNAIA

11 - 14 Oct 2017
Egna/Bolzano Italy
Mystery GIRL 1
Mystery GIRL 2
Well, the first mystery girl will very likely be whoever wins this current JGP, so probably Panenkova.
The second spot at the last JGP event may be kept for any other winner, e.g. if Samodurova beats Tarakanova, or if Kostornaya wins her event.
Will Konstantinova keep her second JGP even if she is beaten by Trusova? One can argue that second place Konstantinova would be in the same position as second place Guliakova (or second place Feditchkina, if she ends up second on this current JGP), so if they don't get second spot, why would Konstantinova have one?
 
Well, the first mystery girl will very likely be whoever wins this current JGP, so probably Panenkova.
The second spot at the last JGP event may be kept for any other winner, e.g. if Samodurova beats Tarakanova, or if Kostornaya wins her event.
Will Konstantinova keep her second JGP even if she is beaten by Trusova? One can argue that second place Konstantinova would be in the same position as second place Guliakova (or second place Feditchkina, if she ends up second on this current JGP), so if they don't get second spot, why would Konstantinova have one?

We should wait the end of the current event. I doubt that Dunya will win there with clean Rika. If Stanislava will take 2nd place after Sasha then RusFed will calculate who earned higher score and looked better (Gulyakova, Konstantinova, Panenkova or Samodurova) and who will go to Poland (on Stasya's spot) and to Italy. So Alena has chances to compete in Poland and Italy. :love:
 
We should wait the end of the current event. I doubt that Dunya will win there with clean Rika. If Stanislava will take 2nd place after Sasha then RusFed will calculate who earned higher score and looked better (Gulyakova, Konstantinova, Panenkova or Samodurova) and who will go to Poland (on Stasya's spot) and to Italy. So Alena has chances to compete in Poland and Italy. :love:

Are you suggesting that Panenkova will finish second?:shocked: Poor girl, I am not sure if Tutberidze would be happy with such appalling result. To break the winning streak would be unforgivable! :scard8:
 
Am I the only one who isn't happy about the changes?

Ladies' field in Minsk doesn't seem to be as competitive as the one in Poland. Alena would have to face in Belarus just Rino Takino and Tessa Hong while in Poland she will have to face Eunsoo, Starr, Moa and Aurora Cotop. I believe Trusova would have pretty big chance to win in Poland but I doubt Alena will take golden medal there.

Maybe they think Konstantinova is more inconsistent than Kostornaya (while we don't know much of her, she is a Tutberidze skater)

If Alena skates two performances at this level, she can fight for the gold medal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNZoG-bmRM8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNpyjicfljE
 
yeah, eunsoo and moa can't do nothing, if alyona will skate at this level
 
Riga (JGP) ladies SP

Daria Panenkova 66.65
https://youtu.be/KW_gONBSO10

Alisa Fedichkina 63.48
https://youtu.be/OROXyr4kVTg

Both clean

Fedichkina....😱😱💙😀🤗‼️🤗‼️ At first I didn't believe it was really her!!! She looks so different! But she skated amazingly well and the choreography was sublime. It fit the music and everything. I am so upset that she doesn't have the highest pcs. Her scores were too low.
Did fedichkina and gubanova go to a different skating school than the other Russian girls?? They are both so artistic .
 
Are you suggesting that Panenkova will finish second?:shocked: Poor girl, I am not sure if Tutberidze would be happy with such appalling result. To break the winning streak would be unforgivable! :scard8:
It'd not be her fault, she just doesn't have content to win against clean 3A Kihira.
 
Since I now have tickets to the Ladies SP and FS at the Olympics, I'm intensely interested in which Russian ladies will be going to Olympics?

Who do you guys think it will be?

I'm hoping it's Alina, Zhenya and Masha.
 
Are you suggesting that Panenkova will finish second?:shocked: Poor girl, I am not sure if Tutberidze would be happy with such appalling result. To break the winning streak would be unforgivable! :scard8:

Eteri will probably assign her extra miming classes for that
:laugh:
 
Are you suggesting that Panenkova will finish second?:shocked: Poor girl, I am not sure if Tutberidze would be happy with such appalling result. To break the winning streak would be unforgivable! :scard8:

But if seriously, I will feel very sorry for Dasha if she will lose. She deserves better, and will be really sad to lose her just because she faced with the strongest foreign skater. It could hurt her psychologically, like, "every girl from your group took gold and you didn't". It's not about medals, it's about her feelings. :(
 
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