Entries for 2014 Tallinn Cup

Only ladies are updated
http://www.isuresults.com/events/jgp2014/jgpsladies.htm

1 Kailani CRAINE AUS
2 Lara ROTH AUT
3 Larkyn AUSTMAN CAN
4 Roxanne COURNOYER CAN
5 Xiaowen GUO CHN
6 Malen ANDERSEN DEN
7 Diana REINSALU EST
8 Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA EST
9 Alicia TSINGISSER EST
10 Liubov EFIMENKO FIN
11 Marina POPOV FRA
12 Lana BAGEN GBR
13 Nicole SCHOTT GER
14 Isabella SCHUSTER-VELISSARIOU GRE
15 Rin NITAYA JPN
16 Yuka NAGAI JPN
17 Regina GLAZMAN KAZ
18 Na Hyun KIM KOR
19 Angelina KUCHVALSKA LAT
20 Juni Marie BENJAMINSEN NOR
21 Frances Clare UNTALAN PHI
22 Ada WAWRZYK POL
23 Serafima SAKHANOVICH RUS
24 Maria SOTSKOVA RUS
25 Matilde GIANOCCA SUI
26 Bronislava DOBIASOVA SVK
27 Matilda ALGOTSSON SWE
28 Alina BELETSKAYA UKR
29 Leah KEISER USA

Men and Dance too:

http://www.isuresults.com/events/jgp2014/jgpsmen.htm

http://www.isuresults.com/events/jgp2014/jgpsdance.htm

http://www.isuresults.com/events/fsevent00051553.htm

MEN
1 Slavik HAYRAPETYAN ARM
2 James MIN AUS
3 Larry LOUPOLOVER AZE
4 Pavel IGNATENKO BLR
5 Edrian Paul CELESTINO CAN
6 Bennet TOMAN CAN
7 He ZHANG CHN
8 Meng Ju LEE TPE
9 Matyas BELOHRADSKY CZE
10 Daniel TSION DEN
11 Samuel KOPPEL EST
12 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST
13 Daniil ZURAV EST
14 Roman GALAY FIN
15 Daniel Albert NAURITS FRA
16 Hugh BRABYN-JONES GBR
17 Sota YAMAMOTO JPN
18 Deniss VASILJEVS LAT
19 Arturas GANZELA LTU
20 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR
21 Krzysztof GALA POL
22 Alexander PETROV RUS
23 Vladimir SAMOILOV RUS
24 Jakub KRSNAK SVK
25 Nicky OBREYKOV SWE
26 Vincent CUEREL SUI
27 Ivan PAVLOV UKR
28 Chase BELMONTES USA
29 Shotaro OMORI USA

LADIES
1 Tania MARGARIDO AND
2 Anastasia GALUSTYAN ARM
3 Kailani CRAINE AUS
4 Lara ROTH AUT
5 Emy DECELLES CAN
6 Kim DECELLES CAN
7 Xiaowen GUO CHN
8 Malen ANDERSEN DEN
9 Diana REINSALU EST
10 Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA EST
11 Alicia TSINGISSER EST
12 Liubov EFIMENKO FIN
13 Alizee CROZET FRA
14 Nicole SCHOTT GER
15 Lana BAGEN GBR
16 Isabella SCHUSTER-VELISSARIOU GRE
17 Agnes Dis BRYNJARSDOTTIR ISL
18 Yuka NAGAI JPN
19 Rin NITAYA JPN
20 Regina GLAZMAN KAZ
21 Angelina KUCHVALSKA LAT
22 Deimante KIZALAITE LTU
23 Juni Marie BENJAMINSEN NOR
24 Frances Clare UNTALAN PHI
25 Ada WAWRZYK POL
26 Na Hyun KIM KOR
27 Serafima SAKHANOVICH RUS
28 Maria SOTSKOVA RUS
29 Bronislava DOBIASOVA SVK
30 Matilda ALGOTSSON SWE
31 Matilde GIANOCCA SUI
32 Alina BELETSKAYA UKR
33 Leah KEISER USA

PAIRS
1 Eliza SMYTH / Jordan DODDS AUS
2 Mary ORR / Phelan SIMPSON CAN
3 Shalena RAU / Sebastian ARCIERI CAN
4 Anna DUSKOVA / Martin BIDAR CZE
5 Bianca MANACORDA / Niccolo MACII ITA
6 Ami KOGA / Francis BOUDREAU AUDET JPN
7 Anastasia GUBANOVA / Alexei SINTSOV RUS
8 Anastasia KHOLKINA / Vladimir ARHIPOV RUS
9 Maria VIGALOVA / Egor ZAKROEV RUS
10 Renata OGANSEIAN / Mark BARDEI UKR
11 Olivia ALLAN / Austin HALE USA
12 Jessica LEE / Robert HENNINGS USA

ICE DANCE
1 Kristsina KAUNATSKAIA / Yan LUKOUSKI BLR
2 Mackenzie BENT / Garrett MACKEEN CAN
3 Audrey CROTEAU-VILLENEUVE / Jeff HOUGH CAN
4 Linshu SONG / Yu LIU CHN
5 Katerina KONICKOVA / Matej LANG CZE
6 Katerina BUNINA / Andrei SOKOLOV EST
7 Marina ELIAS / Denis KORELINE EST
8 Viktoria SEMENJUK / Artur GRUZDEV EST
9 Sarah Marine ROUFFANCHE / Geoffrey BRISSAUD FRA
10 Lilah FEAR / Jacob PAYNE GBR
11 Carolina MOSCHENI / Adam LUKACS HUN
12 Jekaterina MAKEJEVA / Aivaras STRAVINSKAS LTU
13 Natalia LEWANDOWSKA / Radoslaw BARSZCZAK POL
14 Alla LOBODA / Pavel DROZD RUS
15 Anna YANOVSKAYA / Sergey MOZGOV RUS
16 Alexandra NAZAROVA / Maxim NIKITIN UKR
17 Christina CARREIRA / Anthony PONOMARENKO USA
18 Holly MOORE / Daniel KLABER USA

This is going to be a tough event for non-Russians. Russia is sending the very best skaters it has, probably partly because junior worlds will be in Tallinn next year. Will be fun to watch!

As much as it stinks for the US to only get to send one Ladies' skater per event, props to Canada for using all the spots it rightfully earned and giving a bunch of skaters the chance to compete internationally!

Chemistry66 said:

As much as it stinks for the US to only get to send one Ladies' skater per event, props to Canada for using all the spots it rightfully earned and giving a bunch of skaters the chance to compete internationally!

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Really only 1?? I thought it would be 2 in a couple of JGPs, 1 for the rest. There were also some countries like Korea which did well at junior worlds and I thought they wouldn't have enough skaters for their JGP spots, and this way for example the US would get one of those. But apparently there are enough Korean juniors. And also Kazakhstan!?

Figureskaterr said:

Really only 1?? I thought it would be 2 in a couple of JGPs, 1 for the rest. There were also some countries like Korea which did well at junior worlds and I thought they wouldn't have enough skaters for their JGP spots, and this way for example the US would get one of those. But apparently there are enough Korean juniors. And also Kazakhstan!?

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By virtue of Junior Worlds placements, RUS/JPN/CAN get 2 per event, KOR/USA/KAZ get 1 per event (Turzynbaeva of KAZ finished 11th, but everyone above her was from the other 5 countries). RUS and JPN obviously have plenty of skaters for their spots, CAN is (rightfully) using its' spots. KOR might not have enough for 2 per event but definitely has enough for 1 per event.

Technically, KOR/USA/KAZ (in that order) could earn extra spots if any of the "1 skater in 6 events" teams (GER/FIN/FRA/UKR) don't use their spots, but I wouldn't think that'd be likely (and KOR gets first go at the spots anyway, so the US has an even less likelihood.)

It stinks because the US ladies usually do well enough to earn max allowable spots, but had an off year (were in the 2-spots-per range after the SP, but trouble in the FS caused them to slip out of range.

I sort of think it's a blessing in disguise (and the launch of the isu challenger series). It's forced some of the ladies to move up. If we had more spots I wouldn't have been surprised of Mariah Bell or Hannah Miller stayed junior internationally one more year.

Chemistry66 said:

By virtue of Junior Worlds placements, RUS/JPN/CAN get 2 per event, KOR/USA/KAZ get 1 per event (Turzynbaeva of KAZ finished 11th, but everyone above her was from the other 5 countries). RUS and JPN obviously have plenty of skaters for their spots, CAN is (rightfully) using its' spots. KOR might not have enough for 2 per event but definitely has enough for 1 per event.

Technically, KOR/USA/KAZ (in that order) could earn extra spots if any of the "1 skater in 6 events" teams (GER/FIN/FRA/UKR) don't use their spots, but I wouldn't think that'd be likely (and KOR gets first go at the spots anyway, so the US has an even less likelihood.)

It stinks because the US ladies usually do well enough to earn max allowable spots, but had an off year (were in the 2-spots-per range after the SP, but trouble in the FS caused them to slip out of range.

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Thank you for your explanation! I had misunderstood how the system works.

Mrs. P said:

I sort of think it's a blessing in disguise (and the launch of the isu challenger series). It's forced some of the ladies to move up. If we had more spots I wouldn't have been surprised of Mariah Bell or Hannah Miller stayed junior internationally one more year.

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I agree with this. It gladdens me that we're sending more skaters to Senior Bs, and giving 'true juniors' a shot at the JGP.

http://fsrussia.ru/news/258-sostav-uchastnikov-gran-pri-v-estonii.html
Entries of Team Russia (official info from Federation):
Junior Men Alexander PETROV, Vladimir SAMOILOV
Junior Ladies Alsu KAIUMOVA, Maria SOTSKOVA
Junior Pairs Kamilla GAINETDINOVA / Sergei ALEXEEV, Anastasia GUBANOVA / Alexei SINTSOV, Maria VIGALOVA / Egor ZAKROEV
Junior Ice Dance Anastasia SHPILEVAYA / Grigory SMIRNOV, Anna YANOVSKAYA / Sergey MOZGOV