I'll keep an eye on any relevant thread, thank you.All That Skate, if it returns
I'll keep an eye on any relevant thread, thank you.All That Skate, if it returns
Plus Ice danceWC/JWC Team Korea:
WC
- Men: Cha Junhwan
- Women: Kim Yelim, Lee Haein, Kim Chaeyeon
JWC
- Men: Kim Hyungyeom (needs jr minimums)
- Women: Shin Jia, Kwon Minsol, Kim Yujae
Was just about to add them, thanks!Plus Ice dance
Jinny Kim / Namu Lee
Hannah Lim/ Ye Quan
Oh wow! Minsol must have skated cleanly and must have been wonderful. Yujae will make things interesting with her 3A. These are the six strongest lady skaters from Korea. Congrats to them all.WC/JWC Team Korea:
WC
- Men: Cha Junhwan
- Women: Kim Yelim, Lee Haein, Kim Chaeyeon
JWC
- Men: Kim Hyungyeom (needs jr minimums)
- Women: Shin Jia, Kwon Minsol, Kim Yujae
Her father passed away last year. Poor kid. It's going to be a rocky road for her for goodness knows how long.What's going on with Young You? I don't follow her closely, but she seemed tired or depressed to me at the very beginning of this season, and then also on the GP. I hope she's okay. Or does she have ongoing health issues?
Her father passed away as mentioned, and also she has struggled with a back injuryWhat's going on with Young You? I don't follow her closely, but she seemed tired or depressed to me at the very beginning of this season, and then also on the GP. I hope she's okay. Or does she have ongoing health issues?
a) Young does lose funding, but not all of it. She's on the reserve team next season so she does get some funding, just not the full rights of the main team. And we'll probably have to wait until the summer to see her skate again, yes.What will happen to Young You - does she lose any funding as a result of this? Will we not see her skate until the summer?
Does Yuseong Kim receive junior assignments for winning Junior Nationals? I'm a little confused why she didn't compete in seniors if Yujae did, is it because of the JGP series?
Thank you Ichatdelunea) Young does lose funding, but not all of it. She's on the reserve team next season so she does get some funding, just not the full rights of the main team. And we'll probably have to wait until the summer to see her skate again, yes.
b)To answer both of your questions you need to understand the 급(level) system. There are 8 levels with 8th being the highest, and skaters have to take tests to get their levels. Each level requires a certain technical skill (a 3-3 combo for women to get the 8th level, for example). Skaters who have 7th or 8th levels are "seniors", not taking age into account, and skaters who have 5th or 6th levels are "juniors". And to get international assignments you need to have a 7th level or higher. And since Yuseong hasn't taken her test for her 7th level yet she competed in "juniors" and she doesn't get any assignments. Yujae, on the other hand, does have her 7th level, hence her competing with the "seniors" and getting a JW assignment.