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I agree. Italy has one spot and are in contention for a bronze medal in the team event. They will have to be very smart about what they do with their assignments.Aside from her JGP assignments this season, Sarina hasn't competed a lot, and she didn't do well when she was on the ice...so I don't know about her going to the Olympics

only one spot in dance is confirmed as of now. Will Italy send Victoria and Carloit will come down on who wins nationals i think, the other one will get Worlds. Anna is already national champion, if she's consistent in the first half of the season and wins nationals again she'll go. Sarina is a question mark, she didn't look in shape this season, but next season is a different pairs of shoes (blades?). don't we have the chance to get an additional spot in dance? if so Tali/La Fornara will definitely go
to Beijing or are Tali-Lafornara already slotted in as Italy's number 2 ?T/LF won JWorlds, Victoria and Carlo can't even make it to the free, i think we have our answeronly one spot in dance is confirmed as of now. Will Italy send Victoria and Carloto Beijing or are Tali-Lafornara already slotted in as Italy's number 2 ?
not necessarily. Juniors is a completely different animal in dance.. Do you see Neset-Markelov anywhere near major events ? the Browns ? etc... T/LF may not have made the free dance either... if they had competed this year.T/LF won JWorlds, Victoria and Carlo can't even make it to the free, i think we have our answer
Juniors and Seniors are definitely different, but the American field is also very different than the Italian one.not necessarily. Juniors is a completely different animal in dance.. Do you see Neset-Markelov anywhere near major events ? the Browns ? etc... T/LF may not have made the free dance either... if they had competed this year.
I am very aware of that.Juniors and Seniors are definitely different, but the American field is also very different than the Italian one.
There is an extra lift in seniorsN/M outscored their Jr scores (175.68 vs. 170.71 average), as did the Mrazkovi before them (178.14 vs. 172.04), and even the Browns (166.85 vs. 159.08). By the way, this holds true for LaLa too, 175.79 average in their first Sr season vs. 165.23 average in their last Jr season.
If that will also apply to T/LF, then that would be all they'd need to beat M/R (169.55 average vs. 168.65 average this season).
Yup. That was my concern. There are seasoned teams who will be competing against them and though they are good, they will be at their pretty much first competition in seniors, a completely different circus. I wish them the best, but they are "not going for sure" like one would assume.With only four (potentially 5) spots up for grabs, it won't be easy for any team. Reed/Ambrulevicius, Harris/Chan, maybe one of the Russian Ice Dance teams & a whole host of teams hovering around 168-174. And the Qualifying competition is also so early in the season, so lots of things will still be unpolished & rules unclear (as seen earlier this season).
I think it is more likely to be between Lara Naki Gutman and Anna Pezetta. Sarina Joos has been poor in comparison this season. I think there would need to be a huge improvement next season for her to be in contention.At this point in time, who do we think will get the 1 Italian women's spot for the Olympics? Sarina Joos or Lara Naki Gutman? Or is there someone else?
Lobardia Trophy?I hope the Italian fed sends Victoria and Carlo and Tali and Lafornara head to head in a competition prior to the qualifying event..
I've just had a look and Sarina Joos last competed in November, and Noemi Joos in September. I am now wondering whether they are changing feds again. The Italian ladies field is stronger now than it was a couple of years ago and Anna Pezzetta and Marina Piredda have both overtaken Sarina this season. Noemi does not appear to be competitive in the Italian junior field either - she is a fair way below their top juniors.Aside from her JGP assignments this season, Sarina hasn't competed a lot, and she didn't do well when she was on the ice...so I don't know about her going to the Olympics
I'm thinking it's injury. She withdrew from Italian Nationals and Tallinn Trophy, injury would make sense for those withdrawals.I've just had a look and Sarina Joos last competed in November, and Noemi Joos in September. I am now wondering whether they are changing feds again. The Italian ladies field is stronger now than it was a couple of years ago and Anna Pezzetta and Marina Piredda have both overtaken Sarina this season. Noemi does not appear to be competitive in the Italian junior field either - she is a fair way below their top juniors.
Yes, it could be injury. I just find it strange that neither of them have been competing.I'm thinking it's injury. She withdrew from Italian Nationals and Tallinn Trophy, injury would make sense for those withdrawals.
Aren't the Joos sisters coached by the same team as Livia Kaiser & Noelle Streuli, who have also struggled with injury this season?Noemi posted on her instagram that she had a stress fracture
According to their bios Noelle, Livia and Noemi are coached by the same team. Sarina has another coach listed.Aren't the Joos sisters coached by the same team as Livia Kaiser & Noelle Streuli, who have also struggled with injury this season?![]()
So Sarina has changed coaches... Wonder if Noemi's bio just isn't updated or if they actually are now coached by two different teams.According to their bios Noelle, Livia and Noemi are coached by the same team. Sarina has another coach listed.