Reykjavik International Games 2017, 3-5 Feb

• Friday February 3rd 2017
• Saturday February 4th 2017
• Sunday February 5th 2017

1. Brooklee Han AUS
2. Kerstin Frank AUT
3. Shaline Rüegger CHE
4. Emmi Peltonen FIN
5. Sonia Maarouf FRA
6. Karly Robertson GBR
7. Maisy Hiu Ching Ma HKG
8. Netta Schreiber ISR
9. Michaela du Toit ZAF

1. Roman Galay FIN
2. Wayne Wing Yin Chung HKG
3. Conor Stakelum IRL

1. Morgan Flood AZE
2. Camille Chervet CHE
3. Yoonmi Lehmann CHE
4. Jade Rautiainen FIN
5. Linnea Pikkarainen FIN
6. Nella Noiva FIN
7. Ciara Hoey IRL
8. Agnes Dís Brynjarsdóttir ISL
9. Elísabet Ingibjörg Sævarsdóttir ISL
10. Emilía Rós Ómarsdóttir ISL
11. Eva Dögg Sæmundsdóttir ISL
12. Herdís Birna Hjaltalín ISL
13. Hjördís Ósk Gísladóttir ISL
14. Kristín Valdís Örnólfsdóttir ISL
15. Margrét Sól Torfadóttir ISL
16. Þórunn Glódís Gunnarsdóttir ISL
17. Yu Ellen NOR
18. Emma Ja TPE

1. Yann Frechon FRA
2. Sam McAllister IRL
3. Yamato Rowe PHL

TT_Fin said:

Not many seniors left on the list. Emmi should have been there but is no more on the list. Reason to withdraw is not told.

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TT_Fin said:

Not many seniors left on the list. Emmi should have been there but is no more on the list. Reason to withdraw is not told.

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TT_Fin said:

http://www.iceskate.is/live-stream/

Some young girls skating right now. I am not sure about the time difference, but if is UTC, they should be novice.

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GF2445 said:

Im starting to get worried about Brooklee. She did not pull off any of her triples cleanly in either programs.

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Josh78 said:

Alerted on FSUniverse by a poster there that apparently former US representing/now Philippines representing skater Yamato Rowe apparently WON the junior men's event, was even photographed on the medal stand WITH the other medalists, but then was DISQUALIFIED from the event, and the results changed (reflected here: www.iceskate.is/wp-content/uploads/mot/2017/rig2017isu/CAT002RS.HTM, but NOT reflected or explained in the protocols for the event) -- anyone have any idea what could have happened?

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Chemistry66 said:

Just in case you hadn't seen, the updates on FSU indicate that it's most likely an issue with lacking a proper release, since Rowe had competed in a single international comp (Philadelphia Summer International, in 2015) for the USA.

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CaroLiza_fan said:

For goodness sake. That is desperate.

The ISU really need to do something about the process of switching countries.

At the 56[SUP]th[/SUP] ISU Congress last year, the switching countries issue was looked at. And the embargo period was changed to 12 months for all Internationals (it had been 18 months for ISU competitions, and 12 months for other Internationals). See this post.

I just took to the time calculator, and the time between the Philadelphia competition and the Reykjavik competition is 1 year, 6 months, 29 days. And that is well over the 12 month embargo that Rowe would have been under.

So, somebody somewhere (it could be anybody) has made a mistake elsewhere in the process.

It's just not right the way that red tape is getting in the way of skaters being able to compete. :disapp:

On the plus side, though, it meant my local skater Sam McAllister was promoted to a silver medal!

(Not going to celebrate too much, though, as I still don't think this situation is fair).

CaroLiza_fan

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Chemistry66 said:

Based on the discussion here, it's not likely the 12 month embargo, but more an issue with citizenship/getting proper clearance, as per Rule 109. The FSU thread discussion is more clear than I can really be.

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