2025-26 Russian Junior Grand Prix - Stage 1 - Moscow | Golden Skate

2025-26 Russian Junior Grand Prix - Stage 1 - Moscow

AlexBreeze

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Russian Junior Grand Prix - Stage 1 - Dream Ice


Date:
14-17 October 2025
Venue: Navka Arena, Moscow, Russia
Categories: Junior
Disciplines: Single and Pair Skating, Ice Dance


Current local time in Moscow, Russia (UTC+3)
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/russia/moscow
There is no official YouTube stream. So far there are two most common ways to watch the Russian events:
1) Channel One website. The website may be blocked in some countries by local providers or banned by local government. You can use VPN of any other country to avoid the block. This website is the only way to watch the recordings. Recordings are always published within a few hours after the event ends.

2) Channel One's technical channel. Open link https://1tv-live-gcore.servicecdn.ru/dash-live3/streams/sport-1/sport-1.mpd via VLC media player or any other similar app such as KMplayer. This works without a VPN service even if the website is blocked in your country. The broadcast quality is better there than on the website. The method only works for watching live broadcasts, you can't access the recordings using it.

Schedule:

Tuesday, 14 October

17.30-19.15 - Junior Ice Dance - Rhythm Dance
19.30-20.30 - Junior Pairs - Short Program

Wednesday, 15 October
13.00-15.15 - Junior Ice Dance - Free Dance
15.30-16.40 - Junior Pairs - Free Skate
16.55-19.15 - Junior Women - Short Program
19.30-21.50 - Junior Men - Short Program

Thursday, 16 October
12.45-15.20 - Junior Women - Free Skate
15.45-18.25 - Junior Men - Free Skate
 
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Entries

Junior Ice DanceJunior PairsJunior WomenJunior Men
Diana Arnet & Yaroslav ChernyaevAnastasia Vysotskaia & Petr AlekseenkoVasilisa AbakumovaMikhail Aleksakhin
Olesya Brazevich & Igor ZubtsovAlisa Gorbunova & Georgy PavlovskiyVasilisa BudinaKirill Andreyanov
Vlada Bystrova & Daniil LavrienkoSofia Zvezdina & Viktor SheremetAnastasia BykovaKirill Vizer
Sofia Grabchak & Maksim PoltorakZoya Kovyazina & Artemiy MokhovUliana VasilievaVladislav Vinichenko
Yulia Grinko & Aleksandr RyzhenkovOlga Sabada & Pavel AstakhovVarvara VoroninaNikita Volin
Daria Drozhzhina & Ivan TelnovYulia Filimonova & Ilya PylnevAlisa GorislavskaiaStanislav Guntasov
Maria Ivanova & Kirill LikhachevSofia DzepkaDmitri Zheleznyak
Aksinia Panasenko & Maksim VakhrameevAlina LoktevaNikolay Kolesnikov
Zoya Pestova & Sergei LagutovDiana MiltoLev Lazarev
Elizaveta Rostilova & Denis AurovSofia PoskrebyshevaGerman Lenkov
Irina Skopina & Dmitri SimonovSofia SarnovskaiaMark Lukin
Varvara Troitskaya & Nikita MaksimovSofia SmaginaIvan Makiev
Maria Cheremisina & Grigory MelnikovKristina TimofeevaNikita Malyutin
Kamilla Sharafutdinova & Rodion MurasalimovKira TrofimovaMakar Nikolaev
Elvina TuguzbaevaVyacheslav Protsenko
Sofia FedotovaNail Sagadulin
Agnia KhazovaYaroslav Khrulev
Valeria SharapovaAleksandr Chmil
 
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I’m really surprised Sofia S got a spot ahead of the girls that ranked ahead of her during Moscow championships
 
Dzpeka should be the clear winner here, but I'm interested in how Sharapova, Smagina, and Sonya S stack up against each other. And ofc, there's Diana and Kira with podium chances
 
Stream starts in 6 hours 30 minutes:
 
Commentators: Vasiliy Soloviov, Anna Shcherbakova, Mikhail Kolyada, Maxim Trankov, Elizaveta Khudaiberdieva
Yay, Scherbakova and Kolyada!

Also, who is the first guy? Doesn't come up as a skater on google search.
 
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I am out of town this week, so I will probably save watching it till the weekend.
 
I'm not the biggest fan of Vysotskaya / Alekseenko's SP, but there's no denying that they are really good technically (even when they can't do the 3Lz in both programs).
 
Commentators: Vasiliy Soloviov, Anna Shcherbakova, Mikhail Kolyada, Maxim Trankov, Elizaveta Khudaiberdieva
A pity that I wasn't able to watch RD.

Soloviov hasn't watched FS for 11 years. I'd love to see his reaction to the current RD theme.
:biggrin:
 
Well, the 3Lz/3FTh is still an issue for Sabada / Astakhov, but everything else was nice. I do love the theme of this program - Agatha Christie.
 
Kung Fu Panda is a cute theme for a Junior team. Good skate for Zvezdina / Sheremet, just with lower GOE than the teams before them.
 
I think these two are a new team, and for that, it was good, just a fall on the triple throw. The cover lacks the oomph of the original, but at least it's not completely terrible.
 
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