2018-19 Russian Ladies' figure skating

[Spirals for Miles]

Dream JGP rosters? Here's mine:

Week 1: Shcherbakova, Kanysheva (whoever wins first JGP, wins final... )
Week 2: Trusova, Sinitsyna
Week 3: Kostornaya, Tarusina
Week 4: Tarakanova, Kanysheva
Week 5: Shcherbakova, Sinitsyna
Week 6: Trusova, Tarusina
Week 7: Kostornaya, Tarakanova (4A has to meet at some point)

 

[atsumiri]

Dream JGP rosters? Here's mine:
Week 1: Shcherbakova, Kanysheva (whoever wins first JGP, wins final... )

a cunning plan

 

[icetug]

A bit off-topic but where do you get to buy tickets for JGP events? I‘ve never been to a figure skating competition before, so sorry if the question is dumb.

Last year's JGP in Gdansk was free of charge. Junior events aren't overcrowded, so very probably most of them are free.

 

[Sam-Skwantch]

Last year's JGP in Gdansk was free of charge. Junior events aren't overcrowded, so very probably most of them are free.

If they held the JWC in Moscow it would probably sell out

 

[synteis]

Coming back to the the whole 300 page thing, I have to say that I don't comment here a lot because you're all v knowledgable about these incredible ladies but I love reading this thread. While at times it can get a little crazy, I can understand with so many and such talented skaters and so few spots for all of them! I'm very excited to see how they all perform this year, I know that they'll deliver some very special performances. There's really no thread like the Russian Ladies thread on this forum <3

 

[Spirals for Miles]

Coming back to the the whole 300 page thing, I have to say that I don't comment here a lot because you're all v knowledgable about these incredible ladies but I love reading this thread. While at times it can get a little crazy, I can understand with so many and such talented skaters and so few spots for all of them! I'm very excited to see how they all perform this year, I know that they'll deliver some very special performances. There's really no thread like the Russian Ladies thread on this forum <3

A wonderful post for a wonderful thread! My home thread of sorts
You guys are the best :thumbsup:

 

[Fluture]

Last year's JGP in Gdansk was free of charge. Junior events aren't overcrowded, so very probably most of them are free.

Ah, that‘s why I couldn‘t find where to buy tickets! I guess in Austria figure skating events aren‘t usually too overcrowded and junior events probably even less so that makes sense.

 

[Tolstoj]

Samodurova - JGPF 187.74, 3Lz - ! 3 times, 3F+3T ...?

Judging at JGPF wasn't in her favour.

Eteri's skaters were obviously the best of the field, and Japan didn't want to make their skaters look bad in comparison so Sofia was the one screwed.

EDIT: i've to say looking at the bv of her program, even though she doesn't have a 3+3, the program is well designed and still guarantees a lot of points.

60.27 bv.

http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1718/jgpcro2017/jgpcro2017_JuniorLadies_FS_Scores.pdf

if you add the 2 points for the choreo sequence
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62.27 bv

That is basically on par with most of the top skaters fs from last season.

 

[TruMan]

Judging at JGPF wasn't in her favour.

She needs SP 72+ FS 135+ to be in Top 10 Russian Ladies FS. I do not see where she can get the points.
Tutberidze Team Bar is 215+ for this season.

 

[Fluture]

Judging at JGPF wasn't in her favour.

Eteri's skaters were obviously the best of the field, and Japan didn't want to make their skaters look bad in comparison so Sofia was the one screwed.

EDIT: i've to say looking at the bv of her program, even though she doesn't have a 3+3, the program is well designed and still guarantees a lot of points.

60.27 bv.

http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1718/jgpcro2017/jgpcro2017_JuniorLadies_FS_Scores.pdf

if you add the 2 points for the choreo sequence
________________

62.27 bv

That is basically on par with most of the top skaters fs from last season.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9g2p8Ptj4DE

Hm. To be honest, I‘m not that much of a fan of her. Her jumps are rather small even though her loop is quite nice and the 3T after the 2A was a bit higher. But overall I just don‘t see her stand out among all the other Russians. Her spins also aren‘t that good, especially her Biellman. She spins quite slow, too. And does she have a 3-3? I mean, in general I liked the skate, it was quite a nice performance and she was the deserved winner of this competition but I‘m just not sure whether she could stand out in a field as competitive as the Russian.

 

[Tolstoj]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9g2p8Ptj4DE

Hm. To be honest, I‘m not that much of a fan of her. Her jumps are rather small even though her loop is quite nice and the 3T after the 2A was a bit higher. But overall I just don‘t see her stand out among all the other Russians. Her spins also aren‘t that good, especially her Biellman. She spins quite slow, too. And does she have a 3-3? I mean, in general I liked the skate, it was quite a nice performance and she was the deserved winner of this competition but I‘m just not sure whether she could stand out in a field as competitive as the Russian.

Yes she can land both 3F-3T and 3Ltz-3T.

Agreed that her jumps are not huge but at RN she showed great personality on the ice, especially at the end of the free skate

https://youtu.be/Dwf4IDHVTws?t=212

I think she skates with more speed and maturity than a lot of the other russian skaters, including for example Daria Panenkova or maybe even Tsurskaya.

 

[moriel]

Even with the Buyanova influence?
I wish Samodurova had two spots initially but the team is too full, she's so good but Mishin just doesn't have the politicking that Buyanova does...

I am pretty sure that if Samodurova has a chance for final (for example, gets silver or gold at her assignment) they will screw buyanova influence - specially because Buyanova already has Sotskova, Radionova and Tsurskaya with 2 GPs, so not sure if she will politik too much

As for Samodurova, we don't know what she has been training. Maybe she will show up with a 3-3 this year. After all, Mishin has to mishin.

 

[Spirals for Miles]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9g2p8Ptj4DE

Hm. To be honest, I‘m not that much of a fan of her. Her jumps are rather small even though her loop is quite nice and the 3T after the 2A was a bit higher. But overall I just don‘t see her stand out among all the other Russians. Her spins also aren‘t that good, especially her Biellman. She spins quite slow, too. And does she have a 3-3? I mean, in general I liked the skate, it was quite a nice performance and she was the deserved winner of this competition but I‘m just not sure whether she could stand out in a field as competitive as the Russian.

Yes, she has had 3Lz-3T and 3F-3T

 

[Spirals for Miles]

I am pretty sure that if Samodurova has a chance for final (for example, gets silver or gold at her assignment) they will screw buyanova influence - specially because Buyanova already has Sotskova, Radionova and Tsurskaya with 2 GPs, so not sure if she will politik too much

As for Samodurova, we don't know what she has been training. Maybe she will show up with a 3-3 this year. After all, Mishin has to mishin.

Mishin needs a mission... had to...
I guess it depends on SA... but in that case, it might be too late for Gubanova. But my gut tells me she'll get Rostelecom unless Sofia gets a gold.

 

[TruMan]

...she showed great personality on the ice... I think she skates with more speed and maturity than a lot of the other russian skaters, including for example Daria Panenkova or maybe even Tsurskaya.

..........

 

[tars]

in a week we will see assignment list for the first JGP event.

How so? Aren't junior test skates in the beginning of August?

 

[Spirals for Miles]

How so? Aren't junior test skates in the beginning of August?

First event entries and subs must be finalized by the 20th (but they can sub in and out of the list pretty close to the SP) so we'll know by the 23-24

 

[tars]

First event entries and subs must be finalized by the 20th (but they can sub in and out of the list pretty close to the SP) so we'll know by the 23-24

Indeed, 20th of July for JGP Slovakia, 27th for Austria - all before the test skates? How could they possibly know whom to send? How was it managed last year? Had they packed the entries with all the names, then chose actual participants at test skates?

I can't recall last year procedure, sclerosis. :whack:

 

[atsumiri]

Indeed, 20th of July for JGP Slovakia, 27th for Austria - all before the test skates? How could they possibly know whom to send? How was it managed last year? Had they packed the entries with all the names, then chose actual participants at test skates?
I can't recall last year procedure, sclerosis. :whack:

2017 JGP Brisbane Full List of competitors published - 07-25-2017 https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?64999-Full-List-of-competitors-published

19 Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 15
20 Alexandra TRUSOVA RUS 15
Daria PANENKOVA RUS 15 S
Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 15 S

2017 Cup of Austria Austria JGP List of Competitors 08-01-2017 https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?65033-Austria-JGP-List-of-Competitors
24 Anastasiia GUBANOVA RUS 20
25 Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 20
Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 20 S
Elizaveta NUGUMANOVA RUS 20 S
Daria PANENKOVA RUS 20 S
Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 20 S
Anna TARUSINA RUS 20 S
Alexandra TRUSOVA RUS 20 S
Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 20 S

2017 Riga Cup Latvia JGP competitors - 08-08-2017 https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?65078-Latvia-JGP-competitors
28 Alisa FEDICHKINA RUS 25
29 Daria PANENKOVA RUS 25
Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 25 S
Elizaveta NUGUMANOVA RUS 25 S
Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 25 S
Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 25 S
Anna TARUSINA RUS 25 S
Alexandra TRUSOVA RUS 25 S

2017 Minsk-Arena Cup JGP Belarus - 08-22-2017 https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?65215-JGP-Belarus-full-list-of-competitors
28 Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA RUS 24
29 Alexandra TRUSOVA RUS 24
Alisa FEDICHKINA RUS 24 S
Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 24 S
Elizaveta NUGUMANOVA RUS 24 S
Daria PANENKOVA RUS 24 S
Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 24 S
Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 24 S
Anna TARUSINA RUS 24 S
Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 24 S

Croatia JGP Entries - 08-25-2017 https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?65237-Croatia-JGP-Entries
26 Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 22
27 Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 22
Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 22 S
Daria PANENKOVA RUS 22 S
Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 22 S

Poland JGP Entries - 09-05-2017 https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?65379-Poland-JGP-Entries
29 Alena KOSTORNAIA RUS 25
29 Daria PANENKOVA RUS 25
Alisa FEDICHKINA RUS 25 S
Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 25 S
Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA RUS 25 S
Elizaveta NUGUMANOVA RUS 25 S
Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 25 S
Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 25 S
Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 25 S

JGP Italy/Egna Entries - 09-12-2017https://goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?65467-JGP-Italy-Egna-Entries
26 Anastasiia GULIAKOVA RUS 22
27 Daria PANENKOVA RUS 22
Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA RUS 22 S
Alena KOSTORNAIA RUS 22 S
Sofia SAMODUROVA RUS 22 S
Anastasia TARAKANOVA RUS 22 S
Viktoria VASILIEVA RUS 22 S

 

[serephy]

Indeed, 20th of July for JGP Slovakia, 27th for Austria - all before the test skates? How could they possibly know whom to send? How was it managed last year? Had they packed the entries with all the names, then chose actual participants at test skates?

I can't recall last year procedure, sclerosis. :whack:

For all the deadlines prior to test skates, they just submit a list of the 8-10 girls who they are 90% certain they will give a JGP spot (this is based off results from the previous year). This is why last year they could only send Kostornaya to the last two JGP events. The initial lists of competitors and substitutes for the first five JGP events had already been sent in prior to test skates and because Kostornaya was almost entirely unknown nobody had thought to put her on the lists.