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2016 JGP Germany Ladies SP

dorispulaski

Wicked Yankee Girl
Joined
Jul 26, 2003
Country
United-States
5 - 8 Oct 2016

Dresden Germany


Thursday, October 6, 2016 17:30 UTC +2


In other time zones
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Start Order


StN.NameNation
Warm-Up Group 1
1Abigail SAMUELS
RSA
2Yuna AOKI
JPN
3Sofia DEL RIO
MEX
4Holly HARRIS
AUS
5Lea Johanna DASTICH
GER
Warm-Up Group 2
6Aina Sorfina MOHD AMINUDIN
MAS
7Anastasia GOZHVA
UKR
8Amanda STAN
ROU
9Agnieszka REJMENT
POL
10Juni Marie BENJAMINSEN
NOR
Warm-Up Group 3
11Eunsoo LIM
KOR
12Valentina MATOS
ESP
13Mara WAGNER
LUX
14Elizaveta UKOLOVA
CZE
15Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA
EST
Warm-Up Group 4
16Federica MAGNIFICO
SUI
17Sarah TAMURA
CAN
18Yuna SHIRAIWA
JPN
19Veronika SHEVELEVA
KAZ
20Alana TOKTAROVA
KAZ
Warm-Up Group 5
21Yi Christy LEUNG
HKG
22Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA
RUS
23Shuran YU
SGP
24Chiara CALDERONE
ITA
25Linden VAN BEMMEL
NED
26Lu ZHENG
CHN
Warm-Up Group 6
27Nina OUELLETTE
USA
28Charlotte VANDERSARREN
BEL
29Diana NIKITINA
LAT
30Silvia HUGEC
SVK
31Tania MARGARIDO
AND
32Lutricia BOCK
GER
Warm-Up Group 7
33Anastasiia GUBANOVA
RUS
34Sophia SCHALLER
AUT
35Haley YAO
TPE
36Annika HOCKE
GER
37Hyang Mi RO
PRK
38Julia BATORI
HUN

Entries​



No.NameNation
1Tania MARGARIDO
SP Elements by Lindsey Stirling; choreoo by Silvia Villellas
LP Peter Gunn (soundtrack), Sixteen Pounds, Sing Sing Sing; choreo by Silvia Villellas
AND
2Holly HARRIS
SP Se tu fossi nei (from "Cinema Paradiso" soundtrack) by Ennio Morricone; choreo by Julie Marcotte (SP)
LP Nero by Two Steps From Hell; choreo by Catarina Lindgren (FS)
AUS
3Sophia SCHALLER
SP Kung Fu Panda by The Piano Guys; choreo by Maria Barghoorn
LP Monsieur Chocolat by Gabriel Yared; choreo by Maria Barghoorn
AUT
4Charlotte VANDERSARREN
SP Time To Say Goodbye performed by Sarah Brightman; choreo by Jenna McCorkell
LP Firebird Suite by Igor Stravinski; choreo by Jenna McCorkell
BEL
5Sarah TAMURA
SP Asturias by Isaac Albeniz performed by William Joseph, feat. Jesse Cook; choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne, Joanne McLeod, Megan Wing
LP The Firebird by Igor Stravinski; choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne, Joanne McLeod, Megan Wing
CAN
6Lu ZHENG
SP Amelie (soundtrack) by Yann Tiersen; choreo by Elvin Wong
LP Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (soundtrack) by Ennio Morricone; choreo by Elvin Wong
CHN
7Haley YAO
SP "Chopin" by Edvin Marton; choreo by Olga Orlova
LP choreo by Olga Orlova
TPE
8Elizaveta UKOLOVA
SP Symphony No. 40 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; choreo by Frank Dehne, Rostislav Sinicyn
LP The Master and Margarita (soundtrack) by Igor Korniliuk; choreo by Frank Dehne, Rostislav Sinicyn
CZE
9Hyang Mi RO
SP Ryonggangginari by Minyo
LP Sabre Dance by Aram Khatchaturian
PRK
10Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA
SP Adagio performed by Lara Fabian; choreo by Valentin Molotov, Mikhail Pochitalin, D. Issaev
LP Kung Fu Piano: Cello Ascends by The Piano Guys; choreo by Valentin Molotov, Mikhail Pochitalin, D. Issaev
EST
11Lutricia BOCK
SP Love in Venice; choreo by Pasquale Camerlengo
LP The Artist soundtrack by Ludovic Bource, including "George Valentin," "At the Kinograph Studios," and "Comme une rosée de larmes;" choreo by Pasquale Camerlengo
GER
12Lea Johanna DASTICH
SP Lilies of the Valley (from "Pina" soundtrack) by Jun Miyake, Thom Hanreich, Pina (from "Pina" soundtrack) by Jun Miyake, Thom Hanreich, Shake It (from "Pina" soundtrack) by Jun Miyake, Thom Hanreich; choreo by Oleg Ryzhkin, Elizaveta Kokic
LP Westside Story by Leonard Bernstein; choreo by Oleg Ryzhkin, Elizaveta Kokic
GER
13Annika HOCKE
SP Sway (feat. Rosemary Clooney, Perez Prado), Conga bei Gloria Estefan; choreo by Maria Baarghorn, Mark Pillay, Rene Lohse
LP Carmen by Georges Bizet and Rodion Shchedrin; choreo by Maria Baarghorn, Mark Pillay, Rene Lohse
GER
14Yi Christy LEUNG
SP Hana's Eyes by Maksim Mrvica; choreo by Genrikh Sretenski, Ekaterina Riazanova
LP Romantic Revenge by Jelonek; choreo by Genrikh Sretenski, Ekaterina Riazanova
HKG
15Julia BATORI
SP Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini; choreo by Zoltan Toth (SP only)
LP Imitation Game (soundtrack) by Alexandre Desplat; choreo by Luca Mantovani ( LP only)
HUN
16Chiara CALDERONE
SP "Kill Them All" by Ramin Djawadi from The Game of Throne HBO series
LP "Zavedi Me," by Hari Mata Hari, "Americano,"by Lady GaGa
ITA
17Yuna AOKI
SP Meditation (from "Thais") by Jules Massenet; choreo by Stéphane Lambiel, Michel Shanonn
LP "On My Own" by Claude-Michel Schoenberg from the Les Miserables soundtrack; choreo by Stéphane Lambiel, Michel Shanonn
JPN
18Yuna SHIRAIWA
SP I Got Rhythm by George Gershwin; choreo by Jeffrey Buttle, Cathy Reed
LP Le Temps des Cathedrales (Notre Dame de Paris soundtrack) by Richard Cocciante, Les Sans-Papiers (Notre Dame de Paris soundtrack) by Richard Cocciante, Vivre (Notre Dame de Paris soundtrack) by Richard Cocciante; choreo by Jeffrey Buttle, Cathy Reed
JPN
19Veronika SHEVELEVA
SP Je t'aime by Ricki Allison; choreo Irina Tsvetkova
LP Magnificent Century (soundtrack); choreo Irina Tsvetkova
KAZ
20Alana TOKTAROVA
SP What a Wonderful World by Weiss, Thiele; choreo by David Wilson, Mary Angela Larmer
LP Romeo and Juliette by Charles Gounod, Romeo and Juliette Waltz by Charles Gounod; choreo by David Wilson, Mary Angela Larmer
KAZ
21Diana NIKITINA
SP Lacrymosa by Evanescence (from "The Open Door"); choreo by Svetlana Korol
LP Alice in Wonderland (soundtrack) by Danny Elfman; choreo by Svetlana Korol
LAT
22Mara WAGNER
SP A Nightmare Before Christmas (soundtrack) by Danny Elfman; choreo by Adam Solya
LP Corpse Bride (soundtrack) by Danny Elfman; choreo by Adam Solya
LUX
23Aina Sorfina MOHD AMINUDIN
SP The Business of Love (from "The Mask" soundtrack); choreo by Chrisha Gossard, Kelly Johnson, Jennifer Tan
LP Verse 13 - Terrorklowns by Jamod L. Dodson, Song of Spirit by Karl Jenkins, Enter the Circus by Christina Aguilera, Linda Perry, Hurt by Christina Aguilera, Linda Perry, Mark Ronson; choreo by Chrisha Gossard, Kelly Johnson, Jennifer Tan
MAS
24Sofia DEL RIO
SP
LP
MEX
25Linden VAN BEMMEL
SP Piano Concerto in A Minor by Edvard Grieg; choreo by Jerome Blanchard (SP)
LP I Will Wait For You (from "Les Parapluis de Cherbourg" soundtrack) by Michel Legrand; choreo by Aneta Kowalska (FS)
NED
26Juni Marie BENJAMINSEN
SP The St. Louis Blues by W.C. Handy; choreo by Olga Mudrak
LP Suite from "The Milagro Beanfield War" by Dave Grusin; choreo by Olga Mudrak
NOR
27Agnieszka REJMENT
SP "Perfect Day" by Lou Reed
LP "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps," performed by Doris Day, and "George Valentin" from The Artist soundtrack by Ludovic Bource
POL
28Eunsoo LIM
SP Besame Mucho; choreo by Yea Ji Shin, Alex Chang
LP Miss Saigon by Claude-Michel Schoenberg; choreo by Yea Ji Shin, Alex Chang
KOR
29Amanda STAN
SP Avatar (soundtrack),Becoming One with Neytiri; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev
LP To Believe by Matthew Evancho; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev
ROU
30Anastasiia GUBANOVA
SP The Swan by Camille Saint-Saens; choreo by Liudmila Mozhina, Olga Ivanova
LP Romeo and Juliet by Abel Korzeniowski; choreo by Liudmila Mozhina, Olga Ivanova
RUS
31Stanislava KONSTANTINOVA
SP Swan Lake: V. Fanfare, Waltz in D, Black Swan by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; choreo by Olga Kliushnichenko
LP Vai Vedrai (from "Cirque du Soleil") (last year's); choreo by Olga Kliushnichenko)
RUS
32Shuran YU
Blues Instrumental by Jehro Tull
SP Maria Maria by Wyclef Jean; choreo by Gao Song
LP Young and Beautiful by Lana del Rey (from "The Great Gatsby" soundtrack), A Little Party Never Killed Nobody by Fergie, GoonRock and Q-Tip (from "The Great Gatsby" soundtrack); choreo by Gao Song
SGP
33Silvia HUGEC
SP
LP
SVK
34Abigail SAMUELS
SP Memories of Love by Pierre Porte, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy performed by Don Raye and Hugie Prince; choreo by Oula Jaaskelainen
LP Miss Saigon by Alain Boubil and Claude-Michel Schoenberg; choreo by Oula Jaaskelainen
RSA
35Valentina MATOS
SP Hallelujah performed by Alexandra Burke; choreo by Carolina Sanz, Ivan Saez
LP Golden Eye (James Bond soundtrack) by Tina Turner; choreo by Carolina Sanz, Ivan Saez
ESP
36Polina USTINKOVA
SP Torn by Nathan Lanier, Resolve by Nathan Lanier; choreo by Benoit Richaud
LP Leningrad performed by William Joseph, Experience by Ludovico Einaudi; choreo by Benoit Richaud
SUI
37Anastasia GOZHVA
SP Cha Cha Cha, Latin Medley; choreo by Irina Chubarets
LP Cats by Andrew Lloyd Webber; choreo by Irina Chubarets
UKR
38Nina OUELLETTE
SP The Pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Justin Dillon, Adam Rippon
LP The Miss Saigon soundtrack by Claude-Michel Schonberg; choreo by Justin Dillon, Adam Rippon
USA
 
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Alex D

Record Breaker
Joined
Sep 23, 2013
It will take quite some time to watch them all skate, :hap10:

Agnieszka REJMENT

very curious how she has improved, I remember how she was a bit clumsy two years ago but I saw great potential! The practice will start at 7:30 AM local, I should be there to support them all, but who will serve me my breakfast I wonder :scratch2:
 

skatelikewind1966

On the Ice
Joined
Sep 8, 2016
Well, the last JGP of the season. Four of the first 6 JGP events saw the US finish behind only Russia/Japan/Korea, but 2 of those events saw the US fall further, finishing behind the "big 3" and falling to Finland and Germany. I wish Nina the best and hope she can perform at a higher level than last year. It is always important to see year over growth.

If the USFS was truly interested in getting as many up and coming skaters the necessary experience, the rational selection would not have been Nina. In her JGP debut last year, she did not even earn her TES Jr. Worlds minimum for her FS (only 31). Unless I'm mistaken, very possible and likely, every other US JGP competitor last year and this year earned those minimums. If the USFS was trying to give experience to as many skaters as possible and Nina was unsuccessful in posting the min # last year, why assign her to her second JGP over other potentially qualified skaters? Why not give the assignment to another skater in the ISP who has earned the right to compete? This would be providing other young skaters with valuable experience and placing a solid foundation for the rebuilding process.
 

cathlen

Team Gorgeous Cacti!
Record Breaker
Joined
May 2, 2015
Country
Poland
It will take quite some time to watch them all skate, :hap10:

Agnieszka REJMENT

very curious how she has improved, I remember how she was a bit clumsy two years ago but I saw great potential! The practice will start at 7:30 AM local, I should be there to support them all, but who will serve me my breakfast I wonder :scratch2:

She hasn't done well in home competition, which was approximately 4 weeks ago :( http://www.pfsa.com.pl/results/1617/WAW0916/SEG010.HTM
 

Chemistry66

Mmmmm, tacos.
Record Breaker
Joined
Feb 16, 2010
Well, the last JGP of the season. Four of the first 6 JGP events saw the US finish behind only Russia/Japan/Korea, but 2 of those events saw the US fall further, finishing behind the "big 3" and falling to Finland and Germany. I wish Nina the best and hope she can perform at a higher level than last year. It is always important to see year over growth.

If the USFS was truly interested in getting as many up and coming skaters the necessary experience, the rational selection would not have been Nina. In her JGP debut last year, she did not even earn her TES Jr. Worlds minimum for her FS (only 31). Unless I'm mistaken, very possible and likely, every other US JGP competitor last year and this year earned those minimums. If the USFS was trying to give experience to as many skaters as possible and Nina was unsuccessful in posting the min # last year, why assign her to her second JGP over other potentially qualified skaters? Why not give the assignment to another skater in the ISP who has earned the right to compete? This would be providing other young skaters with valuable experience and placing a solid foundation for the rebuilding process.

Who would you have sent over Nina, then? Looking at the available substitutes, I wouldn't be able to make a specific choice. All the age-eligible skaters competing Junior this season who have higher summer scores than her appear to have gotten an assignment. If Starr Andrews had been on the ISP early enough to add to the subs list, I'd say send her but that didn't occur. I'm curious as to who you would send since I have no idea who I would.
 

skatelikewind1966

On the Ice
Joined
Sep 8, 2016
Who would you have sent over Nina, then? Looking at the available substitutes, I wouldn't be able to make a specific choice. All the age-eligible skaters competing Junior this season who have higher summer scores than her appear to have gotten an assignment. If Starr Andrews had been on the ISP early enough to add to the subs list, I'd say send her but that didn't occur. I'm curious as to who you would send since I have no idea who I would.

Well, there may be some breakdowns in the process or just differences of opinion as to what might be best for the future of US Ladies Figure Skating. Is it prudent to focus on who has higher summer scores to determine who is sent to the last JGP of the season? At the junior level, I am not one to look at club placements/scores, I focus more on actual performances, skating skills, choreography, technique of jumps, transitions, etc. For example, I was always saying Vivian is wonderful but will not go anywhere at the Senior level until she learns to capture all of the low-hanging points via better SS, artistic ability, transitions, etc. Most thought I was crazy because she could jump and generally won all of the club competitions and medaled at National/International events (but wasn’t a Champion year after year), but it really depends on how far one wants to go in the sport of figure skating. If Vivian can master these other areas, she will be a Champion. To be the best, you have to have it all and there is not 1 junior lady at the moment that is even close to having it all. I do believe it is always easier if one has the proper jump technique to learn the higher level jumps over time than it is to try to go back and relearn that technique once having the jumps. I think it is equally as difficult at a higher level to go back to the beginning and refocus on improving skating skills, performance execution, etc.

With all that being said (and it was a mouthful), the better question for you to ask may be - are there other age-eligible skaters who have earned a spot in the ISP who have no international experience that may benefit from being assigned to their first international JGP event? If yes, then take your pick.
 

Alex D

Record Breaker
Joined
Sep 23, 2013
For those interested,

the Russian Angel as you call her, will practice in the last Group.
 

Chemistry66

Mmmmm, tacos.
Record Breaker
Joined
Feb 16, 2010
38 ladies. The SP time frame is just about 4 hours and 40 minutes. The FS is going to take foreeeeeeeever.
 

Sabine

On the Ice
Joined
Feb 24, 2014
I can't believe that they expect 13 year old girls to give their best at 22.30 or even later, when they are normally asleep. This is not a ladies competition. This is for juniors. And I think the last groups SP are a disadvantage at this JGP. It makes a big difference if you'll skate within your biological rythm at 6 or 7 pm or almost at 11. So good luck especially to the girls in the last groups!
 

cathlen

Team Gorgeous Cacti!
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I can't believe that they expect 13 year old girls to give their best at 22.30 or even later, when they are normally asleep. This is not a ladies competition. This is for juniors. And I think the last groups SP are a disadvantage at this JGP. It makes a big difference if you'll skate within your biological rythm at 6 or 7 pm or almost at 11. So good luck especially to the girls in the last groups!

If you look at the schedules, you see there is not much to be done. The competitions starts at 10 a.m, so quite early. They could maybe shorten breaks between disciplines, but that could be like 2 x 15 minutes (the ice resurface takes time). So they would be skating late anyway. With so many participants, the organizators can't do much about it. I actually think the schedule is well thought for each day. :thumbsup:
 
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Sabine

On the Ice
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Feb 24, 2014
If you look at the schedules, you see there is not much to be done. The competitions starts at 10 a.m, so quite early. They could maybe shorten breaks between disciplines, but that could be like 2 x 15 minutes (the ice resurface takes time). So they would be skating late anyway. With so many participants, the organizators can't do much about it. I actually think the schedule is well thought for each day. :thumbsup:

I don't think you could fix the schedule by the time you have the most assignments at this years JGP series (in total Ostrava 82, Saransk 70, Talinn 91, Dresden 97). There might have been a problem, which is probably due to the ISU. 38 girls, this is just a huge field compared to St. Gervais (26) or Saransk (28). Maybe some of the countries could have gotten a spot there.
 

cathlen

Team Gorgeous Cacti!
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I don't think you could fix the schedule by the time you have the most assignments at this years JGP series (in total Ostrava 82, Saransk 70, Talinn 91, Dresden 97). There might have been a problem, which is probably due to the ISU. 38 girls, this is just a huge field compared to St. Gervais (26) or Saransk (28). Maybe some of the countries could have gotten a spot there.

It's not ISU who's assigning spots. The Feds do. So if you want, go complain to all Feds that they are not sending skaters to earlier JGPs. Good luck with THAT.
 
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pororocheburashka

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Jan 19, 2014
Poor Hyang Mi Ro.
She will compete at 05.05 AM Pyongyang Time.:scratch2:
I doubt she is acclimated to the time change. :bed:

Pyongyang Time = UTC+08:30, effective 15 August 2015, time zone change into effect on the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Korea. :eek:topic:
 
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karne

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Jan 1, 2013
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Australia
I have to sleep through this one, so good luck to Holly Harris on her JGP debut!
 

Alex D

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Sep 23, 2013
Well,

of course things could be better, not just this :(
Sadly ...

But don't worry about the girls, they are used to it and strong Kids.
 
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