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2023-24 Russian Grand Prix - Stage 6 - Moscow

It's not about the quads. Alena looks like her, and the quality of the broadcast reinforces it.
Well the person I replied to was speaking specifically about jumps and skating skills. Theres a similarity in their face, but otherwise Trusova's physicality was very different (much more muscular).
 
Masha Gordeeva:

"I was in shock, I didn't expect such a big score for the free skate. I realized that I had some shortcomings. The girls came running into the locker room: "Masha, in 10 minutes the awarding". And I was like, "What awarding?". It was unexpected."
 
Comrades, I'm going to crab some alcohol, young men's battles begin. For some reason it matters to me not only who gets into the top 3, but who ends up in the middle of the table. The qualification for RusNat of one of my "favorite sons" depends on it.
 
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Junior Women qualification

- Junior Channel One Cup -
1. Margarita Bazylyuk
2. Alisa Dvoeglazova
3. Alena Prineva
4. Viktoria Morozova
5. Sofia Dzepka
6. Agata Petrova

- Russian Junior Grand Prix Final -
7. Ekaterina Tsipukhina
8. Nadezhda Ponteleenko
9. Varvara Kravchina
10. Alisa Yurova
11. Milana Lebedeva
12. Polina Tikhonova

- Russian Junior Nationals -
13. Maria Mazur
14. Kira Trofimova
15. Maria Krasnozhyonova
16. Riana Kadyrova
17. Lidia Pleskacheva
18. Elizaveta Labutina

S1 Sofia Titova
S2 Maria Gordeeva
S3 Eva Zubkova

Subject to change. The final entries are approved by the coaching council.

Skaters who qualified to senior nationals might be invited to junior nationals as well (like Gorbacheva last year). Skaters who are on the main nationals team and couldn't take part in the series due to health reasons might be invited (Zhilina and Rubtsova).

Gordeeva wouldn't make it even if she was 2nd, Labutina has a higher total.
 
Junior Women qualification

- Junior Channel One Cup -
1. Margarita Bazylyuk
2. Alisa Dvoeglazova
3. Alena Prineva
4. Viktoria Morozova
5. Sofia Dzepka
6. Agata Petrova

- Russian Junior Grand Prix Final -
7. Ekaterina Tsipukhina
8. Nadezhda Ponteleenko
9. Varvara Kravchina
10. Alisa Yurova
11. Milana Lebedeva
12. Polina Tikhonova

- Russian Junior Nationals -
13. Maria Mazur
14. Kira Trofimova
15. Maria Krasnozhyonova
16. Riana Kadyrova
17. Lidia Pleskacheva
18. Elizaveta Labutina

S1 Sofia Titova
S2 Maria Gordeeva
S3 Eva Zubkova

Subject to change. The final entries are approved by the coaching council.

Skaters who qualified to senior nationals might be invited to junior nationals as well (like Gorbacheva last year). Skaters who are on the main nationals team and couldn't take part in the series due to health reasons might be invited (Zhilina and Rubtsova).

Gordeeva wouldn't make it even if she was 2nd, Labutina has a higher total.
It will be interesting to see what happens. The last group 13-18 are not safe...
 
Junior Women qualification

- Junior Channel One Cup -
1. Margarita Bazylyuk
2. Alisa Dvoeglazova
3. Alena Prineva
4. Viktoria Morozova
5. Sofia Dzepka
6. Agata Petrova

- Russian Junior Grand Prix Final -
7. Ekaterina Tsipukhina
8. Nadezhda Ponteleenko
9. Varvara Kravchina
10. Alisa Yurova
11. Milana Lebedeva
12. Polina Tikhonova

- Russian Junior Nationals -
13. Maria Mazur
14. Kira Trofimova
15. Maria Krasnozhyonova
16. Riana Kadyrova
17. Lidia Pleskacheva
18. Elizaveta Labutina

S1 Sofia Titova
S2 Maria Gordeeva
S3 Eva Zubkova

Subject to change. The final entries are approved by the coaching council.

Skaters who qualified to senior nationals might be invited to junior nationals as well (like Gorbacheva last year). Skaters who are on the main nationals team and couldn't take part in the series due to health reasons might be invited (Zhilina and Rubtsova).

Gordeeva wouldn't make it even if she was 2nd, Labutina has a higher total.
So, if Zhilina, Titova, Rubstova and a senior like Sadkova or Agaeva are invited, that means that the last four qualified girls are out?
 
Junior Women qualification

- Junior Channel One Cup -
1. Margarita Bazylyuk
2. Alisa Dvoeglazova
3. Alena Prineva
4. Viktoria Morozova
5. Sofia Dzepka
6. Agata Petrova

- Russian Junior Grand Prix Final -
7. Ekaterina Tsipukhina
8. Nadezhda Ponteleenko
9. Varvara Kravchina
10. Alisa Yurova
11. Milana Lebedeva
12. Polina Tikhonova

- Russian Junior Nationals -
13. Maria Mazur
14. Kira Trofimova
15. Maria Krasnozhyonova
16. Riana Kadyrova
17. Lidia Pleskacheva
18. Elizaveta Labutina

S1 Sofia Titova
S2 Maria Gordeeva
S3 Eva Zubkova

Subject to change. The final entries are approved by the coaching council.

Skaters who qualified to senior nationals might be invited to junior nationals as well (like Gorbacheva last year). Skaters who are on the main nationals team and couldn't take part in the series due to health reasons might be invited (Zhilina and Rubtsova).

Gordeeva wouldn't make it even if she was 2nd, Labutina has a higher total.
I will honestly be heartbroken if Labutina isn't there, she is one of my favorites. Titova just didn't have her head in the game this year, for whatever reasons. The rest of the girls brought their A game and deserve to move on. (Enough cliches lol). Margo pretty much locks up 1st place because of her tech, but it has been wonderful to see fantastic skating from non-Eteri girls this year. I'm grateful to channel 1 to have been able to watch all these wonderful little (and not so little) girls this year. Outside of Russia the women's field has never been so weak.
 
How many drinks are you in already?
No one, waiting for the second warm-up :wink:
But I'm always blown away by the musical choices of these provincial kids. Two gorgeous songs in a row!
 
And this guy can hear music! And I like this cover better than the original.
I like the program and overall he did a good job of presenting this.
 
The guy in the Señor Tomato costume is the most interesting to the cameraman
 
This tomato conductor from Tula is adorable! We could make memes.
 
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