Maybe, but he’ll be behind Stephen
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Maybe, but he’ll be behind Stephen
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Maybe, as that ties him with Gogolev, who goes ahead of him on placements.
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He'd have 22 points, like Stephen Gogolev, but would be behind Gogo because the latter has a gold medal. I'd say it'd be unlikely.
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Camden is in.
These boys just keep outscoring one another
Yes, they are still young, experimenting what they can do or not. That's why they are fun to whatch
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Random trivia: the entire JGP Bratislava podium finished 5th at their second events.
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Camden makes the Final. Andrei will have to try for a high placement at his next event. Joseph, of course, doesn't have a shot after Kaunas, but he did Stephen a big favour by running interference with Kirill and Mitsuki, both of whom now fall behind Stephen in the rankings.
Maybe.
Right now the results are
Camden - 28
Andrew - 24 (396.38)
Stephen - 22
Kirill -22
Roman 18
Daniel -18
Petr GUMENNIK has 15 and will be in Slovenia next week, as will Koshio (13), Tomoki (13). Conrad Orzel (9) is also here and could also win and
Andrei has 15, but according to the standings he's not yet assigned to a second event. They probably should change their mind on that one.
The Armenia event is wide open, which means someone can probably grab a win including:
11 points)
Adam SIAO HIM FA
(9 points)
Yuto KISHINA
Yuma KAGIYAMA
Egor MURASHOV
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Good to see Jo with an excellent skate. Team TCC
Enough about Gogolev, my Canadian friends.
How does this affect my Andrew T.'s chances for the JGPF with a first and fourth?
ETA: wrote before I saw Mrs. P's post, thanks.
Enough about Gogolev, my Canadian friends.
How does this affect my Andrew T.'s chances for the JGPF with a first and fourth?
ETA: wrote before I saw Mrs. P's post, thanks.
Good to see Jo with an excellent skate. Team TCC
Enough about Gogolev, my Canadian friends.
How does this affect my Andrew T.'s chances for the JGPF with a first and fourth?
See above. He's 2nd in the standings for now, but there's still a bunch of men to skate their second events in the last two competitions.
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The only spot for Andrei to take would be Egor Murashov's in Armenia. Gumennik skates next week, and Danielian at both of the final events.
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Yes, but he's not out of it yet
And the wonderful advantage of men's JGP, for me, is you never know who will come out of the field to take the lead. So, go unknown skaters
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Seems to me that probably not. 22 points would not be enough. But we will se how others will skate, there are two more competitions. Of Russians Gumennik and Mozalev have best chances now.
Given that Andrei finished better than Egor, there's a case for him to get the spot instead.
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