Caydee Denney and John Coughlin.
Anna Pogorilaya. I hope Wakaba, Marin and Mai will not be on the list.
She hasn't retired yet and will only be 23 by Beijing. I wouldn't write her off yet, who knows what will happen in 4 years.
Angela Nikodinov had a top 5 finish at Worlds and never skated in the Olympics. If Karen Chen never makes an Olympic team, she'd probably also be one of the better skaters who hasn't. Looking at the list of Junior World Champions, several haven't competed in an Olympics; Yukina Ota, a talented Japanese skater, never even made a World team despite winning Junior Worlds (and 4CC).
Ryan Bradley, Renee Roca & Gorsha Sur (that whole mess was ugly), and Angelina Nikodinov all come to mind.
Ryan Bradley - Count me in as one who wished that he had went to Vancouver instead of Weir.
Alissa Czisny - Crazy that someone who won two U.S. National titles and a Grand Prix Final Champion never made an Olympic team.
Elizaveta Tuktamysheva - Insane considering where she was three years ago.
Joshua Farris - Damn injuries.
I'm somewhat surprised that no one has mentioned any of the superb ice dance teams that were before being able to go to the 1976 Olympics. In particular, Schwomeyer/Sladky (U.S.) and the Buck siblings (West Germany) won several world medals in the early 1970s.
Judy Schwomeyer & Jim Sladky 1970 World Figure Skating Championships FD
Judy Schwomeyer & Jim Sladky - 1971 World Figure Skating Championships FD
Angelika & Erich Buck - 1971 European Figure Skating Championships FD
BTW, I didn't realize that Jim Sladky just passed away. Rest in peace.
I was just coming here to write Angela's name on this list. Didn't she get 4th in 2002? She was beautiful when she was on and I still love watching her 2001 Giovani SP. One of my favorites.
I'll also add Tonia Kwiatkowski........4th in 1998.....So close!