2022-23 Cup of Russia - Final - St. Petersburg

[AlexBreeze]

Davydov confirms Frolova's participation

Стало известно, кто может заменить Трусову в Финале Гран-при России

Фигуристка Анна Фролова выступит в финале Гран-при России, сообщил РИА Новости тренер спортсменки Сергей Давыдов. РИА Новости Спорт, 23.02.2023

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[CrazyKittenLady]

I'm not sure if this was just our assumption or if we ever had an official statement, but the schedules are out and confirm that there will be 12 entries each in singles, 10 in ice dance, and 8 in pairs.

 

[AlexBreeze]

I'm not sure if this was just our assumption or if we ever had an official statement, but the schedules are out and confirm that there will be 12 entries each in singles, 10 in ice dance, and 8 in pairs.

The journalists said there would be two warm-ups in the final. This was semi-official.

 

[JimR]

Like I said about Trusova yesterday, she had no intention of competing in the final. She never had any intention of competing in the Russian Nationals either. I guess she held the thermometer under her armpit and sent the team doctor a photo.

I mean, you just had to look at that photo where she's holding the thermometer with her enormous fingernails that looked like talons. What serious skater would go out in a national championship with those fingernails? But that could be seen in how she had performed in previous skates where she was gassed and sweaty after performing relatively simple programs that there was no way she would go out there. Maybe a short program at most then withdraw.

Getting back to the GP final, I think it's really terrible the way she's led her fans along first with the Russian Nationals and now the GP final. She's also inconvenienced skaters like Adelia who could have prepared themselves better for the final.

Please, don't tell me she wasn't sure because she was off on a Dubai vacation last month. Who prepares in the middle of the season, a season where you have struggled for form and have no fitness, by being lazy in Dubai?

Disrespectful to her fans, disrespectful to her colleagues. This is a person who organised an impromptu autograph session while her colleagues were in the building skating their free programs, so what can one expect I suppose.

It's going to be a great final and even better now with the addition of Adelia.

 

[Arwen17]

Like I said about Trusova yesterday, she had no intention of competing in the final. She never had any intention of competing in the Russian Nationals either. I guess she held the thermometer under her armpit and sent the team doctor a photo.

I mean, you just had to look at that photo where she's holding the thermometer with her enormous fingernails that looked like talons. What serious skater would go out in a national championship with those fingernails? But that could be seen in how she had performed in previous skates where she was gassed and sweaty after performing relatively simple programs that there was no way she would go out there. Maybe a short program at most then withdraw.

Getting back to the GP final, I think it's really terrible the way she's led her fans along first with the Russian Nationals and now the GP final. She's also inconvenienced skaters like Adelia who could have prepared themselves better for the final.

Please, don't tell me she wasn't sure because she was off on a Dubai vacation last month. Who prepares in the middle of the season, a season where you have struggled for form and have no fitness, by being lazy in Dubai?

Disrespectful to her fans, disrespectful to her colleagues. This is a person who organised an impromptu autograph session while her colleagues were in the building skating their free programs, so what can one expect I suppose.

It's going to be a great final and even better now with the addition of Adelia.

I don't really feel deceived as a Trusova fan. I've always hoped she might continue to skate, but I fully know most of these girls retire after they finish their first Olympics. Sasha has been putting out signals this entire season she's not going to continue competing, just like most of the girls after their first Olympics. So like my first post, I knew there was an extremely high chance she would be the first to withdraw from this event.

Sasha has always kinda been the rebel, so her ridiculous autograph session thing was a little amusing. But yeah, not nice either since, as a fan, I would like to get her autograph BUT ALSO watch the other Russian girls skate. I shouldn't be forced to choose between those two things.

 

[katymay]

Like I said about Trusova yesterday, she had no intention of competing in the final. She never had any intention of competing in the Russian Nationals either. I guess she held the thermometer under her armpit and sent the team doctor a photo.

I mean, you just had to look at that photo where she's holding the thermometer with her enormous fingernails that looked like talons. What serious skater would go out in a national championship with those fingernails? But that could be seen in how she had performed in previous skates where she was gassed and sweaty after performing relatively simple programs that there was no way she would go out there. Maybe a short program at most then withdraw.

Getting back to the GP final, I think it's really terrible the way she's led her fans along first with the Russian Nationals and now the GP final. She's also inconvenienced skaters like Adelia who could have prepared themselves better for the final.

Please, don't tell me she wasn't sure because she was off on a Dubai vacation last month. Who prepares in the middle of the season, a season where you have struggled for form and have no fitness, by being lazy in Dubai?

Disrespectful to her fans, disrespectful to her colleagues. This is a person who organised an impromptu autograph session while her colleagues were in the building skating their free programs, so what can one expect I suppose.

It's going to be a great final and even better now with the addition of Adelia.

Sasha, Anna, Aliona, (Rika, Young You) gave us five thrill filled years leading up to the Olympics. All good things come to an end, especially in ladies figure skating, and it is time to spotlight the very talented new generation. I don't expect to see any of them in competition again, and that is fine. I remember a time when Alina and Zhenya were cagy about competing in competition A or B-even though most everyone understood they were semi-retired, on the show circuit. I also think the alternates were well aware of the high probability of Sasha dropping out.

 

[AlexBreeze]

Ksenia Sinitsyna (quite expectedly) has informed the media that she won't participate.

 

[Mariiiiskate]

I guess thats how Adeliya gets in 3 skaters WD. If Nastya doesn't get cleared.

This also means Masha P will skate so while im sad Ksenia wd, im also happy that Masha gets in.

 

[AlexBreeze]

I guess thats how Adeliya gets in 3 skaters WD. If Nastya doesn't get cleared.

This also means Masha P will skate so while im sad Ksenia wd, im also happy that Masha gets in.

Adeliia needs four withdrawals.

Masha is at the Children of Asia now. Theoretically she will make it back in time, but jetlag...

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Adeliia needs four withdrawals.

Masha is at the Children of Asia now. Theoretically she will make it back in time, but jetlag...

I forgot about Vika Fedyanina. All of Masha, Vika and Adeliya are on 18 points what separates them are the combined scores. Adeliya having the lowest due to not being able to compete in 2 stages. I do wonder if they will go by the combined list or give Adeliya a spot based on her being in the national team or something. They have done that in previous years but in those cases there had been a world spot on the line.

 

[JimR]

Adeliia needs four withdrawals.

Masha is at the Children of Asia now. Theoretically she will make it back in time, but jetlag...

Doesn't the fed have a lot of discretion in who they include in the final if there are withdrawals (or even if there aren't)? Basically anyone they deem fit. Adelia is well and truly justified in being included since she won her GP stage and missed the other stage through injury.

 

[AlexBreeze]

Alisa Dvoeglazova withdraws

 

[Mariiiiskate]

Alisa Dvoeglazova withdraws

makes sense she is back in training but there's no way she would be back to form in time for this.

 

[katymay]

I forgot about Vika Fedyanina. All of Masha, Vika and Adeliya are on 18 points what separates them are the combined scores. Adeliya having the lowest due to not being able to compete in 2 stages. I do wonder if they will go by the combined list or give Adeliya a spot based on her being in the national team or something. They have done that in previous years but in those cases there had been a world spot on the line.

So is Vika in? I thought she was grossly underscored in the series, would love to see her get an opportunity.

 

[CrazyKittenLady]

We have training groups. There's Matvey instead of Gleb.

 

[icewhite]

We have training groups. There's Matvey instead of Gleb.

What does that mean?

 

[Mariiiiskate]

We have training groups. There's Matvey instead of Gleb.

Huh is Gleb alright?

 

[AlexBreeze]

Participants and their standings

Seniors

Men

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Dmitri Aliev	36 (18+18)	554.58
2	Evgeni Semenenko	34 (16+18)	565.67
3	Gleb Lutfullin (WD due to illness)	34 (16+18)	531.96
4	Mark Kondratiuk	32 (18+14)	539.68
5	Petr Gumennik	32 (14+18)	517.28
6	Alexander Samarin	30 (14+16)	526.08
7	Andrei Mozalev	28 (16+12)	531.51
8	Ilya Yablokov (WD due to exacerbation of the knee injury)	28 (12+16)	512.51
9	Alexei Erokhov	28 (16+12)	484.17
10	Mikhail Kolyada (WD)	26 (12+14)	507.73
11	Artem Kovalev	24 (10+14)	471.55
12	Ivan Popov	22 (8+14)	438.43
13	Makar Ignatov	20 (10+10)	466.85
14	Artur Danielian	20 (8+12)	459.96
15	Matvei Vetlugin	18 (10+8)	478.43

Women

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Kamila Valieva	36 (18+18)	486.38
2	Elizaveta Tuktamysheva	36 (18+18)	474.57
3	Sofia Samodelkina	34 (16+18)	436.60
4	Sofia Muravieva	32 (16+16)	469.71
5	Sofia Akatieva	30 (16+14)	462.05
6	Alexandra Trusova (WD due to back injury)	30 (14+16)	422.35
7	Veronika Yametova	28 (12+16)	415.30
8	Kseniia Sinitsyna (WD due to stress fracture)	26 (14+12)	415.22
9	Anastasia Zinina (WD due to hip injury)	26 (14+12)	406.68
10	Alina Gorbacheva	26 (12+14)	400.20
11	Kseniia Gushchina	26 (12+14)	386.96
12	Sofia Zakharova	20 (10+10)	390.02
13	Anna Frolova	20 (12+8)	377.59
14	Viktoria Fedyanina	18 (8+10)	369.23
15	Maria Paramonova	18 (10+8)	353.37
16	Adeliia Petrosiian	18 + WD	239.31

Ice Dance

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Elizaveta Khudaiberdieva/Egor Bazin (WD)	36 (18+18)	421.40
2	Annabele Morozov/Devid Narizhny (split)	36 (18+18)	402.14
3	Sofia Tyutyunina/Andrei Bagin	34 (16+18)	394.56
4	Vasilisa Kaganovskaya/Valeri Angelopol	34 (16+18)	387.63
5	Elizaveta Shanaeva/Pavel Drozd	32 (16+16)	390.05
6	Irina Khavronina/Dario Cirisano (split)	30 (16+14)	381.91
7	Elizaveta Pasechnik/Maksim Nekrasov (WD due to illness)	30 (14+16)	375.25
8	Polina Usova/Mikhail Antonov	26 (14+12)	336.81
9	Ekaterina Mironova/Evgeni Ustenko	24 (12+12)	342.69
10	Alexandra Kravchenko/Alexander Shustitskiy (WD due to exacerbation of an injury)	24 (10+14)	331.79
11	Yana Matveishina/Timofey Subbotin	22 (14+8)	276.85
12	Alisa Krainyukova/Semion Netsev	22 (14+8)	248.04
13	Alexandra Prokopets/Alexander Vaskovich	20 (10+10)	318.83
14	Varvara Zhdanova/Timur Babaev-Smirnov	20 (12+8)	311.95

Pairs

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Anastasia Mishina/Alexander Galliamov	36 (18+18)	485.02
2	Alexandra Boikova/Dmitri Kozlovski	36 (18+18)	467.64
3	Evgenia Tarasova/Vladimir Morozov	34 (16+18)	457.43
4	Natalia Khabibullina/Ilya Knyazhuk	34 (18+16)	438.66
5	Yasmina Kadyrova/Valeri Kolesov	30 (16+14)	436.04
6	Yulia Artemieva/Alexei Bryukhanov	30 (14+16)	428.91
7	Ekaterina Chikmareva/Matvei Yanchenkov (will compete in juniors)	30 (14+16)	419.95
8	Anastasia Mukhortova/Dmitri Evgeniev	30 (16+14)	419.70
9	Daria Boyarintseva/Roman Pleshkov	28 (14+14)	404.14

Juniors

Men

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Arseniy Fedotov	36 (18+18)	531.00
2	Grigory Fedorov	36 (18+18)	507.84
3	Lev Lazarev	34 (18+16)	498.26
4	Nikolay Ugozhaev	30 (16+14)	483.23
5	Fedor Zonov	28 (12+16)	480.13
6	Semion Soloviov	28 (14+14)	452.04
7	Andrei Kutovoi	28 (12+16)	450.32
8	Nikita Sarnovskiy	26 (10+16)	473.36
9	Eduard Karartynyan	26 (14+12)	453.08
10	Vladislav Dikidzhi	24 (10+14)	474.47
11	Kirill Sarnovskiy	22 (12+10)	433.15
12	Nikolay Loginov	20 (16+4)	435.33

Women

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Veronika Zhilina	36 (18+18)	454.32
2	Sofia Titova	36 (18+18)	410.29
3	Alisa Dvoeglazova (WD due to knee injury)	34 (16+18)	437.63
4	Lyubov Rubtsova	32 (16+16)	392.13
5	Elizaveta Labutina	30 (12+18)	387.41
6	Elizaveta Kulikova	28 (16+12)	392.81
7	Agata Petrova	28 (14+14)	386.34
8	Alisa Yurova	26 (10+16)	377.46
9	Viktoria Morozova	24 (8+16)	378.61
10	Lidiya Pleskacheva	24 (10+14)	372.56
11	Nadezhda Ponteleenko	20 (10+10)	384.40
12	Daria Sadkova	20 (14+6)	382.26
13	Taisiya Korobitsina	18 (8+10)	378.08
14	Taisiya Shcherbinina	18 (12+6)	369.95
15	Dina Khusnutdinova	18 (10+8)	367.95
16	Maria Gordeeva	18 (6+12)	364.79

Ice Dance

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
-	Ekaterina Rybakova/Ivan Makhnonosov*	-	-
1	Sofia Leontieva/Daniil Gorelkin	36 (18+18)	355.06
2	Anna Shcherbakova/Egor Goncharov (WD due to illness)	36 (18+18)	351.49
3	Anna Kolomenskaya/Artem Frolov	34 (18+16)	345.01
4	Anna Rumak/Gleb Goncharov (WD due to illness)	34 (16+18)	340.80
5	Vasilisa Grigorieva/Evgeni Artyushchenko (WD)	30 (16+14)	330.26
6	Yulia Churkina/Boris Frolov (WD)	30 (14+16)	312.23
7	Elizaveta Shichina/Gordei Khubulov	26 (12+14)	325.56
8	Sofia Aleksova/Ilya Vladimirov	26 (14+12)	320.75
9	Milana Kuzmina/Dmitri Studenikin	24 (16+8)	315.41
10	Arina Gorshenina/Ilya Makarov	24 (14+10)	297.39
	Elizaveta Maleina/Grigory Rodin (split)	22 (12+10)	314.19
11	Alexandra Shinkarenko/Vladislav Mikhailov	20 (12+8)	286.61
12	Maria Sorokina/Arseniy Antropov	20 (6+14)	284.26
13	Uliana Ermakova/Artem Krylov	20 (12+8)	278.58

*Members of the main junior team. Reigning JNats bronze medallists.

Pairs

Place	Name	Ranking points	Score
1	Ekaterina Chikmareva/Matvei Yanchenkov	36 (18+18)	402.84
2	Yulia Artemieva/Alexei Bryukhanov (will compete in seniors)	36 (18+18)	371.34
3	Anna Moskaleva/Maxim Lozhkin	32 (16+16)	355.95
4	Maiia Shegai/Igor Shamshurov	32 (14+18)	351.79
5	Anastasia Egorova/Rodion Marinskiy	32 (16+16)	348.95
6	Maria Dybkova/Alexei Khvalko	30 (16+14)	348.82
7	Elizaveta Osokina/Artem Gritsaenko	28 (10+18)	343.66
8	Elizaveta Romanova/Valeri Nazarov	28 (12+16)	338.88
9	Varvara Cheremnykh/Daniil Butenko (WD due to stress fracture)	26 (12+14)	356.02
10	Anastasia Chernyshova/Vladislav Antonyshev	26 (12+14)	334.20

 

[LadyB]

Summary on sports.ru

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Google translation
The final of the Russian Grand Prix will be missed by six skaters and four duets that have passed the selection.

Alexandra Trusova , Anastasia Zinina , Ksenia Sinitsyna , Ilya Yablokov withdrew due to injuries . Gleb Lutfullin refused to participate due to unpreparedness for the tournament, Mikhail Kolyada - without explanation.

Ice dancers Elizaveta Khudaiberdieva and Yegor Bazin did not plan to perform at the tournament, the duets of Annabelle Morozov and David Narizhny and Irina Khavronina and Dario Chirizano broke up. The reason for the removal of Alexandra Kravchenko and Alexander Shustitsky is still unknown.

The sports couple Ekaterina Chikmareva - Matvey Yanchenkov, who qualified for the adult finals of the Russian Grand Prix, chose to compete in juniors - the skaters participated in both the adult and junior stages of the Russian series.

 

[LadyB]

Anna Shcherbakova/Egor Goncharov won't be there either.