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If he wants Euros and Worlds, he'll need to do the first half of the season as well. Nobody's going to be giving out those spots like candy considering the internal competition.I think he might chase a world championship if he senses there is a possibility. I don't think he will go for another Olympic cycle, but he will maybe do a couple more worlds and Europeans. It also depends the state of the Russian men and his health.
He'll be 27 this season. I don't think he's commented on it, but this seems to be the general understanding. Mishin mentioned early last season that him+Kolyada is a two-year project. Of course it's possible they will extend it, but we shouldn't forget Mishin himself may want to retire. And whether Kolyada has the mental if not physical energy to continue I am not sure.Has he ever commented on his intentions? He is 26, and a few skaters skated longer than that, and at least last year he seemed to be on the upswing.
Of course he'll have to do first half of season. Hence why I suggest he'll compete for another 2 seasons - with the aim of going for a world/European championship.If he wants Euros and Worlds, he'll need to do the first half of the season as well. Nobody's going to be giving out those spots like candy considering the internal competition.
Is this a typo or is my English reading comprehension failing me? Or is Ilya's love for ice cream rubbing off on his team mate?I almost broke into sorbet after Erokhov’s Polish 3A
I can't even be mad at Erokhov, he's achieved so much this season already. First international competition after three years, he did great. Also, now I want some sorbet.Nah, it’s my wording. I am guarding the carton of sorbet with my life, because I have a teenager who has absolutely no respect for my carefully build line of defences for today and made moves to break the seal… and, yes, I was tempted to join with Erokhov’s Axel. but held off. She proceeded to bake a lemon cream pie.Is this a typo or is my English reading comprehension failing me? Or is Ilya's love for ice cream rubbing off on his team mate?I can't even be mad at Erokhov, he's achieved so much this season already. First international competition after three years, he did great. Also, now I want some sorbet.
| Points | Name | Total Score (tie breaker) |
|---|---|---|
34 | Erokhov | 553.53 |
32 | Anisimov | 449.77 |
30 | Savosin | 506.11 |
30 | Dikidzhi | 494.03 |
26 | Kovalev | 459.1 |
26 | Atoyar | 407.64 |
24 | Lezheev | 420.21 |
22 | Lazukin | 439.84 |
22 | Vetlugin | 415.88 |
20 | Shesternev | 446.8 |
Kovalev is having the 1st substitute yearWith all the Grand Prix and Challenger excitement, let's not forget about the guys performing at Cup of Russia.
Here is today's podium picture of CoR Stage 5 (sorry about the quality, I couldn't find a better one):
Artem Kovalev, Matvei Vetlugin
, Roman Atoyar
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And with that we also have the final rankings for RusNats qualification. Top 4 qualifiers in GREEN, 5th place might also qualify depending on whether Samsonov gets a bye, the rest are substitutes in case of withdrawals.
Points Name Total Score (tie breaker) 34Erokhov 553.53 32Anisimov 449.77 30Savosin 506.11 30Dikidzhi 494.03 26Kovalev 459.1 26Atoyar 407.64 24Lezheev 420.21 22Lazukin 439.84 22Vetlugin 415.88 20Shesternev 446.8

I sincerely hope they aren't thinking of putting the 4S in at the JGPF. So far adding a quad has resulted in a meltdown. Kirill's time hasn't come yet. The best thing he can do is to make a good impression, then concentrate on growing his PCS, getting better consistency on his 3A and gradually adding quads once they become reliable. He is not a girl so there is no mad rush to get ultra-c in.Aww no I was just looking at the Junior Men's line up for Stage 5 of the Russian Cup and Kirill Sarnovsky is no longer listed
In fact there's no Kirills at all! Spooky.
Oh well, I guess he's still working on getting that 4S down. Little bro Nikita will be there though.
Good luck to the boys!
Me too!I sincerely hope they aren't thinking of putting the 4S in at the JGPF.
I am all for not rushing them into seniors or gaining jumps too fast. I am guessing (hoping) that next year Kutovoy will begin competing again… I am secretly hoping they will make JWC 2023 though I will be happy to cheer on whoever gets to compete.Me too!
But you know the Russian press, always wanting more.
I was looking forward to seeing him though because he's my fave. Ah well the JGPF will sneak up on us very quickly.
In the meantime good luck Mark and Nikita!
I believe this is his last year of high school.Gleb Lutfullin (is he at uni already?)
I demand the presence of the Lazu-KING.Maybe Team Mishin will also send some guys, perhaps Andrei Lazuk

2024 would probably be better since I don't really see them turning senior before 2024-2025.I am all for not rushing them into seniors or gaining jumps too fast. I am guessing (hoping) that next year Kutovoy will begin competing again… I am secretly hoping they will make JWC 2023 though I will be happy to cheer on whoever gets to compete.![]()
Well, 2023 is supposed to be held where I live, so I am not exactly without an ulterior motive.2024 would probably be better since I don't really see them turning senior before 2024-2025.