2023 Russian Junior Nationals - Day 1

[CrazyKittenLady]

Russian Junior Nationals - Day 1
Men's SP - Women's SP - Ice Dance RD


Date: 14-18 February 2023
Venue: UDS "Molot", Perm, Russia
Categories: Junior (CMS)
Disciplines: Single and Pair Skating, Ice Dance


Current local time in Perm, Russia (UTC+5)
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/russia/perm
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• Announcement
• Competition Schedule
• Training Schedule
• Training Groups
• Annotated Entry List by @AlexBreeze
• Entries and Results, Starting Order, Protocols
• Live Streams: youtube.com (geoblocked in Russia), 1tv (geoblocked outside of Russia)

Schedule (local time) - Day 1:
15th February
14.00 - Junior Men - Short Program
16.40 - Opening Ceremony
17.10 - Junior Women - Short Program
19.45 - Junior Ice Dance - Rhythm Dance

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[CrazyKittenLady]

Among the eligible senior men, I guess Anisimov, Lutfullin, and Popov might still want to compete in Junior Nats, thus kicking out Golubev, Stolyarenko, and Polyanskiy. Timofei Stolyarenko is likely to withdraw in any case, since last time I saw, he had both his arms in plaster.

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I'd like to see a raise in the minimum junior age as well as the senior age - 14 for juniors seems about right. I'd rather have Golubev and Polyanskiy competing here than the novices who can go to novice nats.

 

[lariko]

Among the eligible senior men, I guess Anisimov, Lutfullin, and Popov might still want to compete in Junior Nats, thus kicking out Golubev, Stolyarenko, and Polyanskiy. Timofei Stolyarenko is likely to withdraw in any case, since last time I saw, he had both his arms in plaster.

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I'd like to see a raise in the minimum junior age as well as the senior age - 14 for juniors seems about right. I'd rather have Golubev and Polyanskiy competing here than the novices who can go to novice nats.

I have been saying this since the day they proposed the change of age in seniors, to accordingly raise the junior entry age would make sense… but I hope against hope to see Popov in junior Nats

 

[Flying Feijoa]

Timofei Stolyarenko is likely to withdraw in any case, since last time I saw, he had both his arms in plaster.

Oh no! He was having such a great season too

 

[anonymoose_au]

I'd like to thank the powers that be for making it so I can watch the men in this event!

Looking forward to Nikita and Kirill Sarnovsky (hope they're competing?). Let's hear for the bros

And Sofia Titova of course - she'll be on too late for me to watch live though.

 

[AlexBreeze]

Training groups are finally out. https://fsrussia.ru/files/docs/competitons/2223/junnat2223_training_groups.pdf

Participants and their standings

Men

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Arseniy Fedotov	36 (18+18)	531.00
2	Grigory Fedorov	36 (18+18)	507.84
3	Lev Lazarev	34 (18+16)	498.26
4	Nikolay Ugozhaev	30 (16+14)	483.23
5	Fedor Zonov	28 (12+16)	480.13
6	Semion Soloviov	28 (14+14)	452.04
7	Andrei Kutovoi	28 (12+16)	450.32
8	Nikita Sarnovskiy	26 (10+16)	473.36
9	Eduard Karartynyan	26 (14+12)	453.08
10	Vladislav Dikidzhi	24 (10+14)	474.47
11	Kirill Sarnovskiy	22 (12+10)	433.15
12	Nikolay Loginov	20 (16+4)	435.33
13	Arseniy Dimitriev	20 (8+12)	424.93
14	Maksim Avtushenko	18 (8+10)	445.55
15	Kirill Andrusik	18 (10+8)	422.18
16	Alexander Golubev	18 (0+18)	418.30
17	Timofey Stolyarenko	14 (12+2)	444.07
18	Mikhail Polyanskiy	14 (6+8)	423.41

Women

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
-	Alina Gorbacheva*	-	-
1	Veronika Zhilina	36 (18+18)	454.32
2	Sofia Titova	36 (18+18)	410.29
3	Alisa Dvoeglazova (WD due to injury)	34 (16+18)	437.63
4	Lyubov Rubtsova	32 (16+16)	392.13
5	Elizaveta Labutina	30 (12+18)	387.41
6	Elizaveta Kulikova	28 (16+12)	392.81
7	Agata Petrova	28 (14+14)	386.34
8	Alisa Yurova	26 (10+16)	377.46
9	Viktoria Morozova	24 (8+16)	378.61
10	Lidiya Pleskacheva	24 (10+14)	372.56
11	Nadezhda Ponteleenko	20 (10+10)	384.40
12	Daria Sadkova	20 (14+6)	382.26
13	Taisiya Korobitsina (WD for an unknown reason)	18 (8+10)	378.08
14	Taisiya Shcherbinina	18 (12+6)	369.95
15	Dina Khusnutdinova	18 (10+8)	367.95
16	Maria Gordeeva	18 (6+12)	364.79
17	Maria Agaeva	18 (4+14)	360.92
18	Milana Lebedeva	16 (12+4)	375.88
19	Anastasia Marasanova	16 (14+2)	359.02

*Participant of senior nationals.

Ice Dance

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
-	Ekaterina Rybakova/Ivan Makhnonosov*	-	-
1	Sofia Leontieva/Daniil Gorelkin	36 (18+18)	355.06
2	Anna Shcherbakova/Egor Goncharov	36 (18+18)	351.49
3	Anna Kolomenskaya/Artem Frolov	34 (18+16)	345.01
4	Anna Rumak/Gleb Goncharov	34 (16+18)	340.80
5	Vasilisa Grigorieva/Evgeni Artyushchenko	30 (16+14)	330.26
6	Yulia Churkina/Boris Frolov	30 (14+16)	312.23
7	Elizaveta Shichina/Gordei Khubulov	26 (12+14)	325.56
8	Sofia Aleksova/Ilya Vladimirov	26 (14+12)	320.75
9	Milana Kuzmina/Dmitri Studenikin	24 (16+8)	315.41
10	Arina Gorshenina/Ilya Makarov	24 (14+10)	297.39
	Elizaveta Maleina/Grigory Rodin (split)	22 (12+10)	314.19
11	Alexandra Shinkarenko/Vladislav Mikhailov	20 (12+8)	286.61
12	Maria Sorokina/Arseniy Antropov	20 (6+14)	284.26
13	Uliana Ermakova/Artem Krylov	20 (12+8)	278.58
14	Polina Pilipenko/Pavel Drako	18 (12+6)	277.46
15	Valeria Kamaeva/Lev Sergeev	16 (8+8)	263.12
	Alisa Ovsyankina/Matvei Samokhin (split)	16	167.02
16	Anna Tomilova/Dmitri Shcherbakov	12 (10+2)	266.85
17	Elizaveta Khort/Gordei Chitipakhovyan	12 (6+6)	252.84
	Aneta Kotsyubinskaya/Georgi Trubkin (split)	12 (10+2)	250.13
18	Anna Chikmareva/Roman Zamaldinov	10 (0+10)	215.10
19	Varvara Kurnosenko/Fedor Varlamov**	10 (10+WD)	156.62

*Members of the main junior team.
**Decision of the coaching council. They were unable to perform free dance in their second stage due to a collision in training.

Pairs

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Ekaterina Chikmareva/Matvei Yanchenkov	36 (18+18)	402.84
2	Yulia Artemieva/Alexei Bryukhanov	36 (18+18)	371.34
3	Anna Moskaleva/Maxim Lozhkin	32 (16+16)	355.95
4	Maiia Shegai/Igor Shamshurov	32 (14+18)	351.79
5	Anastasia Egorova/Rodion Marinskiy	32 (16+16)	348.95
6	Maria Dybkova/Alexei Khvalko	30 (16+14)	348.82
7	Elizaveta Osokina/Artem Gritsaenko	28 (10+18)	343.66
8	Elizaveta Romanova/Valeri Nazarov	28 (12+16)	338.88
9	Varvara Cheremnykh/Daniil Butenko (WD due to stress fracture)	26 (12+14)	356.02
10	Anastasia Chernyshova/Vladislav Antonyshev	26 (12+14)	334.20
11	Evgenia Bashina/Dmitri Sheremet (WD for an unknown reason)	20 (8+12)	319.50
12	Sofia Khisamutdinova/Lev Tsekhanovich	20 (8+12)	314.60

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

Hmmm, Lutfullin is not interested in becoming Russian Junior Champion? Or was he also affected by the bug Team Mishin has been dealing with?

 

[AlexBreeze]

Or was he also affected by the bug Team Mishin has been dealing with?

Do you mean flu? No, he isn't sick. He posted photos with his family yesterday.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

Do you mean flu? No, he isn't sick. He posted photos with his family yesterday.

Yes, I meant the flu. Glad to hear Gleb is doing well. But then I don't understand the decision, I think he would have had the best chances of claiming the gold.
I'm also very happy to see Stolyarenko in the training group list. Seems his injury is already healed. After his performances at the stages, he really deserves the spot at nationals.

 

[AlexBreeze]

But then I don't understand the decision, I think he would have had the best chances of claiming the gold.

I'm not sure he needs it. Judging by recent interviews, he really likes the deep field in seniors.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

I'm not sure he needs it. Judging by recent interviews, he really likes the deep field in seniors.

No, he probably doesn't need it. There are no assignments to gain and always the danger of getting beaten by a novice skater if he has a bad day.

 

[AlexBreeze]

There're only 11 pairs in the training groups. I hope that Cheremnykh/Butenko will just arrive later.

 

[Mariiiiskate]

No, he probably doesn't need it. There are no assignments to gain and always the danger of getting beaten by a novice skater if he has a bad day.

Yeah he is having a huge breakout season but both Arseny and Lev have the tech and components to beat him if everyone goes clean, I dont see him benefiting from going toe to toe with them especially as this is his last season as a junior eligible skater anyway. Why risk damaging your reputation by loosing to a novice now when you are going to go head to head with top senior men that will have reputation scoring going for them in the GPF.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

Why risk damaging your reputation by loosing to a novice now when you are going to go head to head with top senior men that will have repetitional scoring going for them in the GPF.

While this also explains why Popov isn't here, I still miss Andrei Anisimov. He has no Cup Final to compete in and no reputation to lose, so what is he going to do for the rest of the season? (I guess as usual Prizes of the FFKM or St. Petersburg Fed, but that's more than two months away in April).

 

[Mariiiiskate]

While this also explains why Popov isn't here, I still miss Andrei Anisimov. He has no Cup Final to compete in and no reputation to lose, so what is he going to do for the rest of the season? (I guess as usual Prizes of the FFKM or St. Petersburg Fed, but that's more than two months away in April).

Yeah im not sure why Anisimov isnt here, he really should be but he also hasnt had the best of seasons so this also could be due to them not wanting him to drop too low in junior nats if he has another disaster skate that is not too good for him either mentally or reputation wise. Well hopefully its just a strategy and nothing is going on with him health wise.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

Yeah im not sure why Anisimov isnt here, he really should be but he also hasnt had the best of seasons so this also could be due to them not wanting him to drop too low in junior nats if he has another disaster skate that is not too good for him either mentally or reputation wise. Well hopefully its just a strategy and nothing is going on with him health wise.

Andrei didn't do too badly this season. He sometimes messed up his SP but did reasonably well in his FS. In my opinion, he should have even had the silver medal at the second Cup stage. But anyway, he still managed to qualify for Senior Nats, and won the Moscow Championships, which used to be a prestigious competition back in the day.
If he gets his SP under control, he should be able to repeat the top 6 finish from last year's Junior Nats. But he won't because he won't be there.
So yeah, I, too, hope he is doing fine health-wise and otherwise.

 

[lariko]

Aww, no Popov. But Morozova is in, so I will cheer for her!

 

[Flying Feijoa]

I'm glad Timofei made it, a pity about Andrei A though
Looking forward most to Jr men and ice dance though probably won't be able to catch it live (kinda busy these days).
Go Anna/Goncharov x2 teams!

 

[3T3T]

Really looking forward to these championships. I’d love to see Fedor Zonov skate to a medal, (however unlikely) his skating surely deserves it.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

Streaming links added.