Yes, she seems to be. Her coach used the hashtag 'teamchina' on a clip of her doing jump exercises a few weeks ago: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxr9748H8ed/Does anyone know if Ashley Lin is skating for China now? She was at a club competition in China a few days ago.
US Ladies Representing China:
- Ashley Lin, she will have to wait one more season due to the rules
- Beverly Zhu (Yi Zhu), she already has a Grand Prix event (Cup of China)
- Emily Zhang
- Angel Li, I’m not sure about her situation at the moment
Other Ladies Representing Different Nations:
- Emmy Ma, she will be representing Taiwan
- Angelina Huang, she will also be representing Taiwan
Best of luck to them.
US Ladies Representing China:
- Ashley Lin, she will have to wait one more season due to the rules
- Beverly Zhu (Yi Zhu), she already has a Grand Prix event (Cup of China)
- Emily Zhang
- Angel Li, I’m not sure about her situation at the moment
Other Ladies Representing Different Nations:
- Emmy Ma, she will be representing Taiwan
- Angelina Huang, she will also be representing Taiwan
Best of luck to them.
… Ashley Lin was also very impressive at a senior B last season, IIRC. Still, all of these girls are ones who have never really had a great shot to make World or Olympic teams, or even to receive GP events. ...
… Cannon Texas Open
- Hanna Harrell 182.50
Do you have full results (sp score, fp score, protocols)?
IMO, you are underestimating Ashley Lin.
At the very least, I think her chances for the GP as a member of Team USA would have been good. (If[?] not in 2019-20, then in a future season.)
Of the Team USA ladies, Ashley had the fourth highest ISU SB for 2018-19 (which for her was only a partial season).
Tennell, Bell, Cui were (well) above Ashley on the list.
Hicks, Andrews, Wessenberg were below Ashley on the list. (And not by tiny margins.)
For protocols, I suggest that you keep an eye on the club's page, which at the moment says, "2019 Results will be posted as soon as possible."
For 2018, the club did publish protocols in the zip files … so perhaps it will do the same for 2019.
The results sheet posted by icedancecom shows Hanna's SP score of 61.22 along with her TES and PCS.
p.s. Have I mentioned before that I love wombats :luv17:? Your username is one of my favorites.
… For protocols, I suggest that you keep an eye on the club's page, which at the moment says, "2019 Results will be posted as soon as possible."
For 2018, the club did publish protocols in the zip files … so perhaps it will do the same for 2019. ...
Thank you! Wombats are one of my favorites (as are all marsupials), but unfortunately I've never seen one in person yet as I live in the US. The time will come though!
Some missing scores:
- Akari Nakahara 140.57 Los Angeles Open
- Emma Coppess 149.96 Los Angeles Open
- Mia Kalin 147.04 CCIA
Forgot to make note in my previous post that Stephanie Ciarochi placed second in Senior Ladies FS at Cannon. Good for her.
does it mean Emmy can't compete internationally for a year? i think there is rules about that?They are competing for Chinese Taipei and signed up for its Nationals. We've known about Angelina Huang for quite a while. Just learned about Emmy, but it explains why her name came off the ISP.
does it mean Emmy can't compete internationally for a year? i think there is rules about that?
thanks for the explanation! If she did get released this would be a great opportunity for her to skate at 4CC/WorldsShe didn't compete internationally last year so that isn't an issue for her. (The ISU rule is that you have to sit out a year from ISU competition). She does, however, need to be released from USFSA; and we don't know whether that has happened yet or not.
thanks for the explanation! If she did get released this would be a great opportunity for her to skate at 4CC/Worlds
Does anyone know why none (or very few) of the comps are posting full protocol info?
Does anyone know why none (or very few) of the comps are posting full protocol info?