I am not sure Kaiya is old enough for senior assignments. She was born on 13.05.2006...she may be OK for seniors, I don't know.
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She's old enough. She's done two junior seasons already. If you're old enough for junior, you're old enough for senior two seasons later.
Can somebody explain why Canada only has 1 spot in the GP for women outside of Skate Canada (Maddi Schizas in Rostelecom)? Is it based on World Standings or World Championship ranking or what? All the other disciplines have multiple Canadians in each GP event, so just wondering.
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GP assignments are sorted as such:
The Skaters are seeded and invited to the six Grand Prix of Figure Skating events based on the results of the ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2021. Skaters/couples who have placed 1 to 6 in each of the four categories are seeded and assigned to two events. Skaters/ couples who have placed 7-12 at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships are selected for two ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating events, and skaters with a top 24 Seasonal Best Scores (from either the 2019/20 or 2020/21 season) as well as those placed in the top 24 of the World Standings (from previous 3 seasons – 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21) can also be invited. If available medalists from the ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships and the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final gold medalists can also be selected.
In order for a skater/couple to be eligible to compete at an ISU Grand Prix event, a minimum total score must have been achieved in the 2019/20, 2020/21 or current 2021/22 season in an ISU event (Grand Prix, Junior Grand Prix, Championships) or a Challenger Series event. Exceptions apply to host country skaters, previously ranked skaters or split ranked couples who return with new partners.
ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating
The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series started in 1995 and consists of six international senior invitational events and the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. The skaters are seeded and invited to the six Grand Prix of Figure Skating events based on the results of the previous ISU...
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That makes sense. Thanks for explaining Gia!GP assignments are sorted as such:
The Skaters are seeded and invited to the six Grand Prix of Figure Skating events based on the results of the ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2021. Skaters/couples who have placed 1 to 6 in each of the four categories are seeded and assigned to two events. Skaters/ couples who have placed 7-12 at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships are selected for two ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating events, and skaters with a top 24 Seasonal Best Scores (from either the 2019/20 or 2020/21 season) as well as those placed in the top 24 of the World Standings (from previous 3 seasons – 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21) can also be invited. If available medalists from the ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships and the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final gold medalists can also be selected.
In order for a skater/couple to be eligible to compete at an ISU Grand Prix event, a minimum total score must have been achieved in the 2019/20, 2020/21 or current 2021/22 season in an ISU event (Grand Prix, Junior Grand Prix, Championships) or a Challenger Series event. Exceptions apply to host country skaters, previously ranked skaters or split ranked couples who return with new partners.
ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating
The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series started in 1995 and consists of six international senior invitational events and the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. The skaters are seeded and invited to the six Grand Prix of Figure Skating events based on the results of the previous ISU...
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Does anyone know if Nicolas Nadeau is competing this year or is taking a break or retired ?
Cause I don't see him anywhere on the list of competitor included in the championnat québécois d'été or the grand prix series : https://patinage.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Liste-des-participants-Final-5.pdf
Cause I don't see him anywhere on the list of competitor included in the championnat québécois d'été or the grand prix series : https://patinage.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Liste-des-participants-Final-5.pdf
I'm hoping we see her at Autumn Classic. She hasn't done a senior international so that's probably why they haven't given her the GP spot (although I don't think she'd crack under the pressure) I think it's going to be similar to Alison Schumacher's last few seasons where she'll get a mix of junior and senior assignments over the next few years. I'm expecting a battle between Kaiya and Maddie at nationals.
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The rumour is that he's switching to pairs, but there's nothing official on that.
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She was supposedly back to train in Edmonton at some point in the winter, but there's been no updates since then.
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What is Miss Osmond up to these days? I think she would be a wonderful choreographer. Do we know her future plans? Maybe Broadcasting?
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Found this on her wikipedia:
2022 RTC Spring Sessions Are Starting in May!
Richmond Training Centre is happy to announce that RTC Non-Prime Time Ice and Prime Time Ice sessions are just added to our Spring schedule starting May 30, 2022! Please see registration form on our website for session times and payment info under Programs & Fees menu! Get your registration in...
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She's apparently coaching! But I know she was studying journalism, too.
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That news is actually somewhat outdated (reminds me, I should update that), as she's moved back to Edmonton since then and is still studying journalism (currently involving some sort of work placement at the Edmonton zoo). I don't know if she's doing any coaching or not, but she's definitely spending time skating at the Ice Palace.Found this on her wikipedia:
2022 RTC Spring Sessions Are Starting in May!
Richmond Training Centre is happy to announce that RTC Non-Prime Time Ice and Prime Time Ice sessions are just added to our Spring schedule starting May 30, 2022! Please see registration form on our website for session times and payment info under Programs & Fees menu! Get your registration in...
She's apparently coaching! But I know she was studying journalism, too.
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Found this on her wikipedia:
2022 RTC Spring Sessions Are Starting in May!
Richmond Training Centre is happy to announce that RTC Non-Prime Time Ice and Prime Time Ice sessions are just added to our Spring schedule starting May 30, 2022! Please see registration form on our website for session times and payment info under Programs & Fees menu! Get your registration in...
She's apparently coaching! But I know she was studying journalism, too.
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Unfortunately the government of Canada canceled the jgp event in Edmonton
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The NextGen camp starts a week from today, so we should hopefully get an update on who exactly is on said team this week.
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Ten years of Gilles & Poirier.
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Oooh. That could be awesome!
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