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2023-24 Russian Grand Prix - Stage 6 - Moscow

For a while they were on the periphery of breaking through to be a top pair, but they seemed to have regressed. It's a shame, hope they regroup.
 
Senior Women qualification

- Spartakiad -
1. Adeliia Petrosian
2. Anna Frolova
3. Sofia Muravieva
4. Alina Gorbacheva
5. Veronika Yametova
6. Kamila Valieva
7. Daria Sadkova
8. Ksenia Sinitsyna
9. Maria Agaeva
10. Elizaveta Kulikova
11. Ksenia Gushchina
12. Sofia Zakharova

- Russian Nationals -
13. Lyudmila Fursova
14. Maiia Khromykh
15. Sofia Vazhnova
16. Maria Talalaikina
17. Ekaterina Anisimova
18. Arina Kshetskaya

S1 Polina Sviridenko
S2 Angelina Palagina
S3 Renata Gubasheva

Subject to change. The final entries are approved by the coaching council.

These 18 girls who made it to Nats not only have the highest places on their stages, but also the top 18 scores for the two stages (very rare situation). So the selection is fair despite the uneven stages.
 
The BV advantage is completely gone with two falls.

And sorry, you might think that Kamila is so amazing that she deserves the highest PCS here with two falls, but I don't agree. Her turns have become more sloppy, her edges shallower, and even though this was better than in Kazan, her ice coverage and speed are still far below what she used to be capable of. She is charismatic, I'll give you that, and I actually think that's the one aspect she has really improved in, but otherwise, her PCS are not at a standard where she should be ahead of all of the other young women here after falling twice - Especially not with this program (Sorry, Danny G).
(And yes, as much as I love her, Mura's PCS too were a bit high for a 2-fall program)
Skating skills are just one of three aspects of PCS.
 
Senior Women qualification

- Spartakiad -
1. Adeliia Petrosian
2. Anna Frolova
3. Sofia Muravieva
4. Alina Gorbacheva
5. Veronika Yametova
6. Kamila Valieva
7. Daria Sadkova
8. Ksenia Sinitsyna
9. Maria Agaeva
10. Elizaveta Kulikova
11. Ksenia Gushchina
12. Sofia Zakharova

- Russian Nationals -
13. Lyudmila Fursova
14. Maiia Khromykh
15. Sofia Vazhnova
16. Maria Talalaikina
17. Ekaterina Anisimova
18. Arina Kshetskaya

S1 Polina Sviridenko
S2 Angelina Palagina
S3 Renata Gubasheva

Subject to change. The final entries are approved by the coaching council.

These 18 girls who made it to Nats not only have the highest places on their stages, but also the top 18 scores for the two stages (very rare situation). So the selection is fair despite the uneven stages.
Thank you! Was waiting on this. lol.
 
Skating skills are just one of three aspects of PCS.
And one other third is composition, which this program shouldn't score higher in than for example Ksenia Sinitsyna's program either, but it did. With two falls.
And do Kami's performance skills in this specific program and performance really outweigh those of Ksenia S.? I would say no, but the judges think so.
 
That went much better than I feared it would. I'm always nervous about Yulia's jumps, only a hand down on a throw is good. She's smiling and that's also good.
 
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