2015 Swiss National Championships Dec 11-13 in Lugano

Web site
http://www.swissiceskating.ch/de/ku...-elite-2015-im-kunstlauf-paarlauf-und-eistanz

Entries

http://www.cpl-lugano.ch/campionati...uploads/CS-Elite-2015-Lugano-Participants.pdf

Results and Protocols
http://www.cpl-lugano.ch/campionati-svizzeri/risultati/

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PERMALINKS

Front Page
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIFljvXR

Senior Ladies Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIFvaw3i

Senior Men Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIHcaA8G

Senior Pairs Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIHg9sUm

Senior Dance Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIHj7Tle

Junior Dance Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIHn4OX4

Novice Dance Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIHqL8hk

Junior Dance (outside of the competition) Overall Results
http://www.webcitation.org/6bIHu2yOf

Stéphane Walker still competing? Good!

dorispulaski said:

Web site
http://www.swissiceskating.ch/de/ku...-elite-2015-im-kunstlauf-paarlauf-und-eistanz

Entries
http://www.cpl-lugano.ch/campionati...loads/CS-Elite-2015-Lugano-Participants-2.pdf

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Oh, I didn't realise the Swiss Championships were this weekend!

All the best to Anna Ovcharova!!!

I have to say, I am very impressed with the number of entries in the Singles categories. But, it is very disappointing to see only 1 entry at each level in the Pairs and Dance categories.

And I agree with Nirti that it is good to see Stéphane Walker is still competing. Although he may be a lot older than most of the entries, Stéphane is actually younger than I thought. In fact, he is not even the oldest entry (that honour belongs to Nicolas Dubois).

By the way, the Entry list link Doris posted no longer works, because they have decided to simplify the address. It is now found at:

http://www.cpl-lugano.ch/campionati...uploads/CS-Elite-2015-Lugano-Participants.pdf

Hope this helps

CaroLiza_fan

Results should end up here, I think?
http://www.cpl-lugano.ch/campionati-svizzeri/risultati/

Good luck Anna!

dorispulaski said:

Results should end up here, I think?
http://www.cpl-lugano.ch/campionati-svizzeri/risultati/

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Yep. If you go to the Lugano club's results page, there is now a link to the Swiss Federation's results page, which caters for all the levels at the Championships:

http://www.swissiceskating.ch/images/resultate/2014_2015/SM_Elite_2015/index.htm

Pairs Short is first up today at 13:00 CET (i.e. 5 minutes from now), followed by Men's Short at 13:12 CET and Ladies Short at 14:05 CET.

Nirti said:

Stéphane Walker still competing? Good!

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Looks like Stéphane Walker has withdrawn, I'm afraid. The Men's competition is now down to 5 entries.

ALL THE BEST ANNA!!!

Hope this helps

Caroliza_fan

Results from today are (finally) up!

http://www.swissiceskating.ch/images/resultate/2014_2015/SM_Elite_2015/index.htm

Mmmmm. Some surprises so far after the Short Programmes.

Leading the Elite Ladies category is Pittsburg's Eveline BRUNNER with 53.12 points. She is 7 points ahead of Elena OBERHOLZER. Anna OVCHAROVA is a further 2 points behind, but from her down to Matilde GIANOCCA in 8th position is only covered by 3 points.

The biggest surprise is that Tina LEUENBERGER is down in 21st position, with only 29.11 points!

In the Elite Men's, Nicola TODESCHINI is leading by 5 points from Vincent CUÉREL. Then there is a 6 point gap to Noah SCHERER and, less than half a point behind, Tim HUBER. 4 points further back in 5th (and last) is the oldest guy in the competition, Nicolas DUBOIS.

In the Elite Pairs, Alexandra HERBRIKOVÁ / Nicolas ROULET are leading with 34.45. At the bottom are Alexandra HERBRIKOVÁ / Nicolas ROULET with 34.45...

(Yes, they're the only entry! )

So, Anna has to put in a really good performance tomorrow if she wants to climb up a step the podium, and avoid being leap-frogged by any of the 5 girls behind her.

Unfortunately, I think the gold is out of Anna's reach :disapp: Unless, of course, Eveline has a disaster in her FS. But, I wouldn't wish that on anybody.

Let's see what happens tomorrow.

CaroLiza_fan

Keeping my fingers crossed for Ovcharova.
I would love for her to go to European Championships.

Amer said:

Keeping my fingers crossed for Ovcharova.
I would love for her to go to European Championships.

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Well, I just had a look at the results, and she did manage to climb up to 2nd overall today!!!

Eveline BRUNNER won the Elite Ladies FS by FOURTEEN POINTS to complete her domination of the Championships. Anna was 2nd in the FS, a quarter of a point ahead of Tanja ODERMATT.

The FS top 6 was the same as the overall top 6.

Elena OBERHOLZER, who was 2nd after the SP, had a total disaster in the FS, with 2 falls, 2 under-rotations and a downgrade. She dropped to 9th in the FS, and 7th overall.

In the Elite Men's category, the oldest competitor, Nicolas DUBOIS, did a great job, climbing from 5th (i.e. last) in the SP to 3rd in the FS. This was the only change in the order - the other guys remained in the same order.

Again, the FS top 5 was the same as the overall top 5.

In Elite Pairs, Alexandra HERBRIKOVÁ / Nicolas ROULET unsurprisingly won the FS, and the overall competition. But, they did not make it easy for themselves, having 2 falls.

Who am I kidding? Of course it was easy - they were the only entry!!!

In Elite Dance (which I had hadn't spotted yesterday : ), there was a change from the SP. After the SP, Sandrine-Tabea HOFSTETTER / Jérémie FLEMIN had led by 3 points over Katarina PAICE / Iurii IEREMENKO.

However, PAICE / IEREMENKO won the FS by 0.3 points! I have no idea how they managed to achieve this, as they had THREE FALLS!!! Meanwhile, HOFSTETTER / FLEMIN didn't have any deductions!

Consequently, with their win in the FS being so small, HOFSTETTER / FLEMIN won the Elite Dance overall.


Unfortunately for Anna, Eveline Brunner is 2 months older than her. So, it is not as if she can pinch the Europeans slot due to Eveline being too young.

Oh well! :disapp:

CaroLiza_fan

Glad Anna managed to get silver in the Championships.
Congrats to Eveline though.

Swiss juniors were held in january : http://www.swissiceskating.ch/images/resultate/2014_2015/SM_Junioren_Senioren_2015/
The best "junior" skaters only took part at Senior Nats, so the winners cannot be considered as the best junior skaters of the country...

Juniors men

Clf Nom Points PC PL
1 Nurullah SAHAKA
Küsnacht ZH EC 124.54 3 1
2 Lukas BRITSCHGI
Frauenfeld EC 122.81 1 3
3 Beat SCHÜMPERLI
Biel-Bienne CP 116.13 4 2
4 Ilario TEDESCO
Zürich-Oerlikon ESC 106.30 2 4
5 Alain SCHULER
Frauenfeld EC 98.40 5 5
6 David VINDICE
Yverdon CPA 85.43 6 6

Juniors ladies

Clf Nom Points PC PL
1 Jérômie REPOND
Basel EC 125.98 1 1
2 Andrea ANLIKER
Frauenfeld EC 106.69 2 2
3 Zora LARGO
Glarner EC 103.38 3 3
4 Gaëlle CAPPI
Martigny CP 102.14 4 4
5 Anne-Sophie MEIER
St. Jakob Basel EC 99.38 5 5
6 Flora CHIPER
Zürich-Oerlikon ESC 93.17 6 8
7 Wendy ZIMMERMANN
Hochdorf ISS 91.32 8 10
8 Magali GAVILLET
Fribourg & Romont CP 91.29 9 9
9 Ilona LATTION
Neuchâtel-Sports CP 90.59 7 11
10 Saskia CAMINADA
Hochdorf ISS 89.97 12 7
11 Selina ALBRECHT
Frauenfeld EC 89.64 14 6
12 Maïlys DE LISE
Neuchâtel-Sports CP 87.66 11 13
13 Nadia MOSBERGER
Winterthurer SC 85.90 13 14
14 Romana KAISER
Mittelrheintal EV 84.56 15 16
15 Alisha WIEDEMEIER
Luzern EK 84.24 16 15
16 Elisa TREZZINI
Chiasso CP 82.80 23 12
17 Lauren SCHNYDRIG
Engelberg ISC 82.47 19 17
18 Lara ANDEREGG
Morges CP 81.90 20 18
19 Federica FERRARI
Lugano CP 81.12 17 20
20 Salomé TANNER
La Chaux-de-Fonds CP 80.55 18 21
21 Fanny DIETSCHI
Zürich EC 80.49 10 24
22 Cécile HOFMANN
St. Jakob Basel EC 77.33 21 23
23 Auriane COLLET
Sion CPA 77.14 26 22
24 Laura-Valentina MÜLLER
Bellinzona CP 75.15 29 19
25 Rahel WIDMER
Zürich-Oerlikon ESC 74.67 22 26
26 Valentina BIASCA
Engelberg ISC 72.49 24 27
27 Vanessa DEPENSAZ
Meyrin CP 72.35 27 25
28 Coline CATTIN
Monthey CPA 68.39 25 28
29 Selena BONVICINI
Rapperswil-Jona EC 62.62 28 29

Somehow, I wish the feds would standardize how juniors and seniors are handled, and whether juniors can compete at seniors or not as they wish, but must compete at Jr. Nationals (Russia), whether juniors can compete at seniors, but then can't compete at Juniors nationally but can go to Jr. Worlds(USA, Switzerland), and other weird and strange choices.

I agree
The new swiss champion Jérômie Répond will make international beginnings at the Bavarian Open, but I think Odermatt, Rüegger or Nicodet have more chances to be sent to Junior Worlds. And for the men, it's clear that Nicola Todeschini will go.