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They are scheduled at CQÉ but they could also skate earlier.
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They're in the interim entry list for Skate Ontario July, and are the only senior pairs team for it right now. They'll be competing both the SP and FP based on the list, since entries are separate for the short and free.
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I guess i need to update the threads with the newest entry lists
Me too. Very happy to see Raine and Ashlyn teaming up. Watching Raine and Tristan Taylor get their Chazz Michael Michaels and Jimmy MacElroy on at the Team Sask showcase, I thought I might be seeing them for the last time. Apparently not!
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considering I have just watched a very nice same gender ice dance team at the BC YT HP summer event, why not ?
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Some videos from Lake Placid Championships:
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And Kemp/Elizarov's SP: https://cinematic-images.smugmug.co...Saturday-Events/19-JUNIOR-PAIR-SP/i-k4Zz3RV/A
You can also find other videos from Lake Placid Champs on the same website.
You can also find other videos from Lake Placid Champs on the same website.
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That actually makes sense for them. They have two Junior seasons left, and even if they had managed to get out internationally (this season will be crowded with the new age rules, but next season there will be some thinning out), in Seniors they'd have to compete with a lot of teams for a small number of international assignments (even if some of the older teams like Piper and Paul are likely to retire after the Olympic season).
By switching now, they not only basically have the guarantee to be able to compete internationally, they also have the opportunity to gain some experience and build some reputation before moving to Seniors. Good for them.
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even with the new age rules they only have 2 years of junior eligibility. they competed novices last yr and i thought that novices had certain age requirements and that you couldn't be over like 17 even for guysThat actually makes sense for them. They have two Junior seasons left, and even if they had managed to get out internationally (this season will be crowded with the new age rules, but next season there will be some thinning out), in Seniors they'd have to compete with a lot of teams for a small number of international assignments (even if some of the older teams like Piper and Paul are likely to retire after the Olympic season).
By switching now, they not only basically have the guarantee to be able to compete internationally, they also have the opportunity to gain some experience and build some reputation before moving to Seniors. Good for them.
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Yes, even with the new age rules. Tasha is born in April of 2008, Mickey in June of 2005.
Internationally, the age rules are very clear-cut, but at national competitions, things can deviate from the international standard. Within Canada, everyone under the age of 21 can compete in Novice Ice Dance. In Novice Pairs, there are even no age restrictions at all. Of course, many countries also allow skaters below the international Sr age to compete as Seniors domestically (US, Korea, Canada). Other countries follow international rules, for example Germany.
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Thanks... They look good considering how early this is in the season. I hope that this soundtrack is not going to be become a warhorse. It's sort of dramatic but has nothing in it. They deserve better than that.
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Bashynska/Beaumont reel about their free dance.I don't think it's an announcement. That does sound like Alejandro by Lady Gaga
well.. it's good they want to show something else... do i like this after the gorgeous Red Violin and Romeo and Juliet ? No. Especially not after disco RDs... but I will stay patient and enthusiastic until they perform it... If anyone can do something interesting with Lady G, it's Carol Lane....
I don't think it will be Lady Gaga in the full version judging by the comment from Chloe Panetta, more setting a vibe to hype it up?
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OH.. I missed that... damn.. i am tired... but i am on vacay starting tomorrowI don't think it will be Lady Gaga in the full version judging by the comment from Chloe Panetta, more setting a vibe to hype it up?
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Was something with the new partners themselves not working out or was Canadian fed reluctant to give Chloe her release, despite the fact she has not competed for a while?
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I would imagine it's the first not the latter in this case. I don't see why Skate Canada would hold on to her when they apparently not holding on to Lori-Ann who was more accomplished.
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Thanks to @saine
Entries for JGP have been reallocated.
Canada :
women, 1 per event in 6/7 (didn't change)
pairs, 3 per event for all 4 events (didn't change)
men 1 per event for 4 events, 2 per event for 3 events. (Canada picks up 3 spots, goes from 7 to 10 total)
dance, and this is where the news are good Canada was supposed to have only 1 spot per event, now it's 2... So 14 spots in total.
Entries for JGP have been reallocated.
Canada :
women, 1 per event in 6/7 (didn't change)
pairs, 3 per event for all 4 events (didn't change)
men 1 per event for 4 events, 2 per event for 3 events. (Canada picks up 3 spots, goes from 7 to 10 total)
dance, and this is where the news are good
Canada was supposed to have only 1 spot per event, now it's 2... So 14 spots in total.
