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Heh I was going to try and not get spoiled, but this is very exciting!First after SP Sofia Sarnovskaya, TES 38.81
Go Sofia S!
Except...that's on too?! Oh man...no skating at all for months and then it's on like Donkey Kong!Everyone's watching JGP? I'm much more looking forward to the final girls group here..Streltsova was very impressive so far..

The good thing about the JGP is I can just find the small handful skaters who are good to watch after it is over. It makes me sad to remember the JGP days of Sasha, Aliona and Anya. --and the second tier of Russians who also competed. Those were exciting competitions, must watch competitions, and even the non Russians were better back then. (Young You, Japanese girls, A few of the Americans etc.).Everyone's watching JGP? I'm much more looking forward to the final girls group here..Streltsova was very impressive so far..
This one was one for the ages! I caught up yesterday, and was like... wow, the height!4lz-3T from Alena!
Thank you for posting! I must have missed it on MainstreamYeah, it was.
Mainstream didn't show them.Thank you for posting! I must have missed it on MainstreamThey are competing Juniors or Seniors?

There were no test skates as such in St. Petersburg, the judges traveled to sports clubs and checked the readiness for the season of athletes of that club. Obviously, they didn't even plan an event with spectators and broadcasting or anything like that. It's impossible to broadcast in this format unless you have the resources of Channel One. The first round of the St. Petersburg competition will also be held without spectators in the stadium, but hopefully there will be a video broadcast.Still upset we didn't get to see any good footage from Petersburg, though.![]()
Ohh, I see. How interesting. Thanks for letting me know.There were no test skates as such in St. Petersburg, the judges traveled to sports clubs and checked the readiness for the season of athletes of that club. Obviously, they didn't even plan an event with spectators and broadcasting or anything like that. It's impossible to broadcast in this format unless you have the resources of Channel One. The first round of the St. Petersburg competition will also be held without spectators in the stadium, but hopefully there will be a video broadcast.
Gushchina was injured in the off-season. I guess she is recovering. Yes, she lives in Petersburg, she moved last season.Yes!! Finally we get to see Frolova!!
I thought Gushchina was also from Petersburg, but I guess she isn't? Where's she from?