2021 Cranberry Cup International
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Dear Skating Club of Boston,
These cutesy little daily teasers are fine for promotional purposes, but would you please post your complete entry list?
Thank you!
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Skating fans would like to know the entire line-up.
I highly doubt some casual passer by is going to be taken in by the teasers, but more power to them if they think so.....
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True words, but in this case, I'm happy to know Bychenko is going to compete.
I am ALL IN for the skating grandpas. Maybe Brezina will make a surprise appearance, and my joy will be complete.
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For anyone who hasn't seen Skating Club of Boston's pairs graphic, the six Cranberry Cup entries seen there are:
Knierim/Frazier; Cain-Gribble/LeDuc; Liu/O'Shea; Tarasova/Morozov; Lu/Mitrofanov; Chan/Howe.
"And many more from around the world!"
"And many more from around the world!"
I too look forward to seeing complete lists.
At the same time, I already am feeling thankful to SCOB for coming forward at this relatively early date with official sublists of entries. (More than two weeks before the SPs.)
The "cutesy" sublists from SCOB already are a huge improvement in hard information -- in comparison to the glaring lack of information from IceWorks, which IIRC never published any Philadelphia International names in advance.
For Philadelphia International, the first official word from the LOC did not come until a hard-copy sheet was taped onto a wall or door at IceWorks only hours before the first practice.
Without Sylvia and a few other resourceful/helpful fans unofficially coming up with names, we would have been almost totally in the dark leading up to Philadelphia International each year.
(Only in rare instances would skaters themselves say in advance [in interviews and/or on social media] that they were planning to compete at Philadelphia International. Those cases were by far the exceptions, not the rule.)
Plus I am grateful that SCOB already has posted live streaming links on its joint event page for Cranberry Cup International/Lake Placid International/Cranberry Open.
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I too look forward to seeing complete lists.
At the same time, I already am feeling thankful to SCOB for coming forward at this relatively early date with official sublists of entries. (More than two weeks before the SPs.)
The "cutesy" sublists from SCOB already are a huge improvement in hard information -- in comparison to the glaring lack of information from IceWorks, which IIRC never published any Philadelphia International names in advance.
For Philadelphia International, the first official word from the LOC did not come until a hard-copy sheet was taped onto a wall or door at IceWorks only hours before the first practice.
Without Sylvia and a few other resourceful/helpful fans unofficially coming up with names, we would have been almost totally in the dark leading up to Philadelphia International each year.
(Only in rare instances would skaters themselves say in advance [in interviews and/or on social media] that they were planning to compete at Philadelphia International. Those cases were by far the exceptions, not the rule.)
Plus I am grateful that SCOB already has posted live streaming links on its joint event page for Cranberry Cup International/Lake Placid International/Cranberry Open.
It looks like they also set a starting order/result page to be uploaded during the event which would be a strong improvement on previous Philadelphia International and Lake Placid International Ice Dance events. In the latter, it was very difficult to even get the results for days!
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Volunteer opportunities open:
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/60b0d4bafa62aaafe3-20214
Interestingly, on their sign up page they say “These events include some of the most exciting skaters on the ice today, including the Club’s own Max Naumov, Jimmy Ma, Audrey Lu and Misha Mitrofanov, Emily Chan and Spencer Howe, Ashley Lin, and Gabbie Izzo; along with visiting elite competitors, Mariah Bell, Gracie Gold, Alysa Liu, Bradie Tennell, Vincent Zhou, Alexei Bychenko, Evgeniya Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov...and many more from around the world! ” @moonvine looks like there’s a chance to see Gracie after all
https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/60b0d4bafa62aaafe3-20214
Interestingly, on their sign up page they say “These events include some of the most exciting skaters on the ice today, including the Club’s own Max Naumov, Jimmy Ma, Audrey Lu and Misha Mitrofanov, Emily Chan and Spencer Howe, Ashley Lin, and Gabbie Izzo; along with visiting elite competitors, Mariah Bell, Gracie Gold, Alysa Liu, Bradie Tennell, Vincent Zhou, Alexei Bychenko, Evgeniya Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov...and many more from around the world! ” @moonvine looks like there’s a chance to see Gracie after all
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Thank you skating Gods. Thank you lulzdance.
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Bychenko is Tabithas favorite. She is quite jealous.
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It's nice to see the streaming links posted. I noticed the announcement said that live-streaming would be available.
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Full entry lists are up!!
My partner called about tickets today - the club is still working on getting the ticketing system up and running but they told him it'll be up by Monday, at the latest. They reassured him several times that they are available at the door and there's no need to buy in advance, so it seems like they're not expecting a sellout (but the Performance Center seats 2,500, so even if there are restrictions due to COVID, a sellout might be a stretch).
My partner called about tickets today - the club is still working on getting the ticketing system up and running but they told him it'll be up by Monday, at the latest. They reassured him several times that they are available at the door and there's no need to buy in advance, so it seems like they're not expecting a sellout (but the Performance Center seats 2,500, so even if there are restrictions due to COVID, a sellout might be a stretch).
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I’m going to see Gracie! And some other skaters! My flag game isn’t strong enough though. That IS “many more from around the world.”
Who else is going?
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Are they allowing stuffie throwing?
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Oh you could bring Donovan his superhero stuffie, even without throwing it
. But the spectators and skaters might not be as close proximity as they are in Aston, even without health concerns.
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I do have his Flash stuffie. I hope we are in as close proximity. At US Nationals we can call skaters over after they practice and hand them things, get autographs, etc. Anyone know if this should be ok here or a faux pas?Oh you could bring Donovan his superhero stuffie, even without throwing it
And will you be there?
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Sorry, as I said in the other thread, I never did plan a drive to Boston or even Providence. I am not nearly as dedicated a fan as you.
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Sorry guess I didn’t see the other thread. My RA says it will eat me for breakfast for this. Me to my RA: Shut up. I’m going to see Gracie.Sorry, as I said in the other thread, I never did plan a drive to Boston or even Providence. I am not nearly as dedicated a fan as you.
OK, anyone else who is going? Other than I guess BostonSkaterGuy?
I am going. I am too old to worry about an RA!
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