2007 JGP Final
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From what little I've seen of both teams, I'd say Crone & Poirer have it over Samuelson & Bates. As for nationals, we'll see if G&P can keep up. I think they're pretty much done.
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I think Crone/Poirier are awsome, and have a good chance at taking the title over Samuelson/Bates. I havn't seen their new FD, but have read some very good comments from the earlier summer competition in Lake Placid. Their tango OD from last season was really well done. I enjoyed that more than their FD. Either way, I think it will be really close. I can't think of any other teams that will battle with these two for the title, save the Russian team (I can't recall their names at the moment) that nearly beat Crone/Poirier in Croatia.
If there's going to be a Russian team on the podium, I hope/think it'll be Monko & Tkachenko. 
They scored very highly in Austria, and are scheduled to compete in Britain. Loved their Junior Worlds performances and they had only been together for a few months. At Russian junior nats, they beat Gorshkova/Butikov overall and Bobrova/Soloviev in the OD and FD.
They scored very highly in Austria, and are scheduled to compete in Britain. Loved their Junior Worlds performances and they had only been together for a few months. At Russian junior nats, they beat Gorshkova/Butikov overall and Bobrova/Soloviev in the OD and FD.
Both Monko/Tkachenko and Gorshkova/Butikov will be in there fighting for the title. I wouldn't be so sure that Crone/Poirier's chances for the title is better than anyone else's. Their best score is lower than both M/T's and S/B's best scores.
Samuelson/Bates struggled at the Lake Placid JGP because Emily had a practice accident and had to have her knee stitched, and Evan was suffering from a strained back. But two weeks later they had recovered sufficiently from their injuries to boost their score by 16 points. You can expect even more improvement by December.
Nishino just won John Curry Memorial, and Musademba finished fourth, so they're both in.
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I just realized what my last post must have soundede like to others.
I didn't mean to say that Crone/Poirier had a better chance than Samuelson/Bates, but that they at least had a chance of beating them. I have a feeling that this segment of the competition will have very close results in terms of the podium. I still think that the title will either go to the Canadian or the Americans, with the Russians very close behind. Those are just my predictions, though.Dance Teams Qualified for the JGPF
CRONE / POIRIER 30 328.91
SAMUELSON / BATES 30 327.26
MONKO / TKACHENKO 28 343.21
GORSHKOVA / BUTIKOV 28 333.10
CHOCK / ZUERLIN 26 303.62
PAJARDI / CARUSO 26 298.81
RIAZANOVA / GUERREIRO 26 305.65
LENKO / ISLAM 24 283.43
Alternates:
AGAFONOVA / DUN 22 295.97
MYSLIVECKOVA / NOVAK 22 288.11
MONKO / KHALLIAVIN 22 294.84
CRONE / POIRIER 30 328.91
SAMUELSON / BATES 30 327.26
MONKO / TKACHENKO 28 343.21
GORSHKOVA / BUTIKOV 28 333.10
CHOCK / ZUERLIN 26 303.62
PAJARDI / CARUSO 26 298.81
RIAZANOVA / GUERREIRO 26 305.65
LENKO / ISLAM 24 283.43
Alternates:
AGAFONOVA / DUN 22 295.97
MYSLIVECKOVA / NOVAK 22 288.11
MONKO / KHALLIAVIN 22 294.84
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What about the Men?
Joe
Joe
The men's event hasn't finished.
So far, the following are all in:
Mroz (30)
Rippon (28)
Guan (28)
Kannallakan (28)
Borodulin (26)
Mahbanoozadeh (26)
Bariev (26)
On the bubble:
Gachinski (22)
Razzano needs to win in Britain to make it to the finals. He could qualify with a silver, if he has a higher point total than Gachinski.
Grigoriev needs a silver, and have Razzano finish lower than him, or he needs the gold.
If neither of this happens, then Gachinski is in.
So far, the following are all in:
Mroz (30)
Rippon (28)
Guan (28)
Kannallakan (28)
Borodulin (26)
Mahbanoozadeh (26)
Bariev (26)
On the bubble:
Gachinski (22)
Razzano needs to win in Britain to make it to the finals. He could qualify with a silver, if he has a higher point total than Gachinski.
Grigoriev needs a silver, and have Razzano finish lower than him, or he needs the gold.
If neither of this happens, then Gachinski is in.
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for Lenko/Islam! I was hoping that they would sneak in here. Also great news for Chock/Zuerlien. They're a fun, exciting team to watch.- Joined
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how about the men now?`
is Gachinski in?
is Gachinski in?
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Final 10 Top Results of the Men
Junior Men
Result
FPl. Name Nat. Points SP FS
1 Tatsuki MACHIDA JPN
177.20 2 1
2 Douglas RAZZANO USA
174.27 4 2
3 Artem GRIGORIEV RUS
169.72 5 3
4 Nan SONG CHN
169.60 3 4
5 Daniil GLEICHENGAUZ RUS
161.17 1 8
6 Gongming CHENG CHN
155.51 8 6
7 Elladj BALDE CAN
151.30 12 5
8 Mark VAILLANT FRA
150.46 13 7
9 Elliot HILTON GBR
149.86 6 11
10 Ian MARTINEZ CAN
147.97
I don't see any Gatchinski listed in the top ten finishes, so I guess Razzano will be in the Finals.
Razzano also finished higher in placement and points of Grigoriev.
Joe
Junior Men
Result
FPl. Name Nat. Points SP FS
1 Tatsuki MACHIDA JPN
177.20 2 1
2 Douglas RAZZANO USA
174.27 4 2
3 Artem GRIGORIEV RUS
169.72 5 3
4 Nan SONG CHN
169.60 3 4
5 Daniil GLEICHENGAUZ RUS
161.17 1 8
6 Gongming CHENG CHN
155.51 8 6
7 Elladj BALDE CAN
151.30 12 5
8 Mark VAILLANT FRA
150.46 13 7
9 Elliot HILTON GBR
149.86 6 11
10 Ian MARTINEZ CAN
147.97
I don't see any Gatchinski listed in the top ten finishes, so I guess Razzano will be in the Finals.
Razzano also finished higher in placement and points of Grigoriev.
Joe
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Don t forget Gatchinksy was in this competition
. No wonder he isn t in the top ten.Gatchinsky is in
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Deleted. I found the links to the official results.
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Draw of Compulsory Dance
http://www.isu.org/vsite/vcontent/c...-3572-4771-layout160-129918-news-item,00.html
http://www.isu.org/vsite/vcontent/c...-3572-4771-layout160-129918-news-item,00.html
ISU JGP Final Standings
Here are the ISU Jr. Grand Prix standings for all disciplines:
Junior Men: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpsmen.htm
Junior Ladies: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpsladies.htm
Junior Pairs: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpspairs.htm
Junior Dance: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpsdance.htm
(I could not find if this was already posted. If it has already been posted, I apologize for the duplication.)
Here are the ISU Jr. Grand Prix standings for all disciplines:
Junior Men: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpsmen.htm
Junior Ladies: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpsladies.htm
Junior Pairs: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpspairs.htm
Junior Dance: http://www.isufs.org/events/jgp2007/jgpsdance.htm
(I could not find if this was already posted. If it has already been posted, I apologize for the duplication.)
Good for our Canucks, especially in dance and pairs!
Is Donald Jackson, of the pairs team Jones and Jackson, related to Donald Jackson the famous Canadian skater? Is it his grandson?
(sorry if this has been asked before...I usually only read the threads during the competitive season)
Is Donald Jackson, of the pairs team Jones and Jackson, related to Donald Jackson the famous Canadian skater? Is it his grandson?
(sorry if this has been asked before...I usually only read the threads during the competitive season)
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Why are we comparing Finlandia vs JGP? Finlandia was a senior event--with (I think, don't quote me on this?) two more elements, and about half a minute more to the FS. Of course she would score higher!
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