2021-22 Russian Women's Figure Skating
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Even if those countries sent their best, I'd still be more excited about JrNats..
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But what if she were wearing glasses, though. That totally changes everything! lol. (LHOTP reference, I binged on it recently!)
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very appropriate names.I think we can safely rename the upcoming competitions for the next 2-3 years from JGPF, GPF, RusNats, EC, JWC, WC to:
JuniorBB, preBB, BloodBath, postBB1, JuniorpostBB, postBB2
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Yes!Even if those countries sent their best, I'd still be more excited about JrNats..
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January 20th I think the team will be announced. Someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
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ISU really risk to lose their senior competitions ratings and revenue if they push through their age raising proposal. Actually - they are losing it even now
"Raising age is going to preserve health" narration is little too late to rely on now, I think
You just can't stop progress 
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The olympic team is announced officially:
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Kamila, Sasha, Anna
Subs: Liza, Maiia
ФФККР объявила состав олимпийской сборной России по фигурному катанию
Федерация фигурного катания на коньках России объявила состав российской олимпийской команды фигуристов, которые выступят на Олимпиаде в Пекине. Состав российской команды по фигурному катанию:
Kamila, Sasha, Anna
Subs: Liza, Maiia
As expected. And Mozalev!!!The olympic team is announced officially:
ФФККР объявила состав олимпийской сборной России по фигурному катанию
Федерация фигурного катания на коньках России объявила состав российской олимпийской команды фигуристов, которые выступят на Олимпиаде в Пекине. Состав российской команды по фигурному катанию:
Kamila, Sasha, Anna
Subs: Liza, Maiia
I wonder if the alternates will go to China too, and sit and wait in the shadows in case of shit happens....?
Surely third alternate has to be Sinitsyna? But I'm not sure they're going to name one since all the team and alternates are at Krasnoyarsk at the moment...
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2022 Junior RusNats, girls, Short program results:
1. Sofia Akatieva - 78.84
2. Sofia Samodelkina - 75.51
3. Adelia Petrosyan - 71.97
4. Veronika Zhilina - 69.91
5. Alina Gorbacheva - 68.72
6. Sofia Muravieva - 68.38
7. Maria Zakharova - 68.10
8. Alisa Dvoeglazova - 67.58
9. Sofia Titova - 66.81
10. Elizaveta Kulikova - 66.39
11. Lyubov Rubtsova - 65.10
12. Victoria Morozova - 64.46
13. Ulyana Shiryaeva - 63.58
14. Nadezhda Ponteleenko - 63.57
15. Inga Gurgenidze - 61.63
16. Natalia Lagutova - 58.67
17. Anastasia Zinina - 57.32
18. Sofia Zakharova - 51.68
1. Sofia Akatieva - 78.84
2. Sofia Samodelkina - 75.51
3. Adelia Petrosyan - 71.97
4. Veronika Zhilina - 69.91
5. Alina Gorbacheva - 68.72
6. Sofia Muravieva - 68.38
7. Maria Zakharova - 68.10
8. Alisa Dvoeglazova - 67.58
9. Sofia Titova - 66.81
10. Elizaveta Kulikova - 66.39
11. Lyubov Rubtsova - 65.10
12. Victoria Morozova - 64.46
13. Ulyana Shiryaeva - 63.58
14. Nadezhda Ponteleenko - 63.57
15. Inga Gurgenidze - 61.63
16. Natalia Lagutova - 58.67
17. Anastasia Zinina - 57.32
18. Sofia Zakharova - 51.68
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Funny, Victoria Morozova has the same place after the short as her team mate Ivan Popov.
There's only 3.5 points between 4th and 10th and they're not that far from 3rd either. The bronze medal will be decided by the free skate but the top 2 have strong tech so they'll probably stay that way barring meltdown.
I'm gunning for Zhilina but she'll need to be clean to be on the podium.
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In this comp, they all have to be! Any mistake is fatal, basically.
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