Chiara Hristova

[CaroLiza_fan]

Chiara HRISTOVA (Bulgarian: Киара ХРИСТОВА) is a Ladies Singles skater who represents Bulgaria. She was born on 28th November 2007 in Sofia, Bulgaria.


Updated: 27th November 2023


Biographical Info

ISU Bio:
https://results.isu.org/bios/isufs00111207.htm

Figure-Skaters Bio:
https://figure-skaters.ru/chiara_hristova

Rink Results Bio:
https://www.rinkresults.com/skater?skater_id=4976

Skating Scores Bios:
https://skatingscores.com/bul/women/kiara_hristova/
https://skatingscores.com/bul/women/chiara_hristova/

Stats On Ice Bio:
https://www.statsonice.com/skater/chiarahristova/

Tracings Bio:
https://tracings.net/hris-chia.html


Social Media

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/chiarahristova/


Programmes

Ladies​	Short Programme​	Free Skate​	Exhibition​
2023–24 Season	“Your Heart Is As Black As Night” by Melody Gardot	“Overture” (from the “Broken Wings” soundtrack) by Dana Al Fardan, Rob Houchen and Nadim Naaman “Spirit Of The Earth” (from the “Broken Wings” soundtrack) by Dana Al Fardan, Rob Houchen and Nadim Naaman “Til Death Reunites Us” (from the “Broken Wings” soundtrack) by Dana Al Fardan, Rob Houchen and Nadim Naaman
2022–23 Season	“Game Of Thrones” (soundtrack) by Ramin Djawadi “The Light Of The Seven” (from the “Game Of Thrones” soundtrack) by Ramin Djawadi	“Zombie” by Julien Ando and Dolores O’Riordan “Zombie” by The Cranberries and Dolores O’Riordan
2021–22 Season	“Clown” by Emeli Sande	“Sarabende” by Georg Friedrich Händel, performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra “Sarabande” by Georg Friedrich Händel, performed by Edvin Marton and Tobey Wilson
2020–21 Season
2019–20 Season
2018–19 Season
2017–18 Season
2016–17 Season
2015–16 Season
2014–15 Season
2013–14 Season

Personal Best Scores

ISU Personal Best Scores for Chiara Hristova:
https://results.isu.org/bios/isufs_pb_00111207.htm

+5 / -5 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies​	Short Programme​	Free Skate​	Total​
ISU Personal Best Score	Chiara’s best score is 48.14 at 2022 ISU Junior World Championships. Link places it on ISU best ever list.	Chiara’s best score is 88.40 at 2022 ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup. Link places it on ISU best ever list.	Chiara’s best score is 136.17 at 2022 ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup. Link places it on ISU best ever list.
2023–24 ISU Season’s Best Score	45.73 at 2023 ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul	70.29 at 2023 ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul	116.02 at 2023 ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul
2022–23 ISU Season’s Best Score	148th Place 47.77 at 2022 ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup	144th Place 88.40 at 2022 ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup	145th Place 136.17 at 2022 ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup
2021–22 ISU Season’s Best Score	151st Place 48.14 at 2022 ISU Junior World Championships	157th Place 83.51 at 2021 ISU Junior Grand Prix Cup Of Austria	177th Place 121.50 at 2021 ISU Junior Grand Prix Cup Of Austria

The Personal Best and Season Best scores that the ISU uses for a skater only take into consideration certain competitions. For example, they do not take into consideration domestic competitions, such as Sectional, Regional or National Championships.

The table below takes into consideration all the events that the skater has taken part in. These scores are referred to as “Absolute Personal Best” and “Absolute Season’s Best” so as to distinguish them from the scores recorded by the ISU.

Absolute Personal Best Score​

Absolute Season’s Best Score​

The Absolute designations are based purely on the contents of the Competitive History table in this post. If anybody knows of any scores that are not in the table, please let us know, and we will be only too happy to add them in.

+5 / -5 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies *​	SP Date​	Competition​	SP Score​	FS Date​	Competition​	FS Score​	Event Dates​	Competition​	Total Score​
Major Championships	16 Apr. 2022	ISU Junior World Championships	48.14​			​	13–17 Apr. 2022	ISU Junior World Championships	48.14​
Grands Prix	08 Sep. 2022	ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup	47.77​	09 Sep. 2022	ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup	88.40​	07–10 Sep. 2022	ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup	136.17​
Challenger Events			​			​			​
Other International Competitions	10 Nov. 2023	Denkova-Staviski Cup	56.82​	02 Apr. 2022	Sebestyén Cup	101.01​	31 Mar. – 3 Apr. 2022	Sebestyén Cup	152.54​
National Championships	26 Nov. 2021	Bulgarian Championships	55.21​	27 Nov. 2021	Bulgarian Championships	93.20​	26–28 Nov. 2021	Bulgarian Championships	148.41​
Other Domestic Competitions	11 Feb. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	52.77​	12 Feb. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	111.12​	11–13 Feb. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	163.89​
Absolute PB	10 Nov. 2023	Denkova-Staviski Cup	56.82​	12 Feb. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	111.12​	11–13 Feb. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	163.89​

+3 / -3 Grade Of Execution System

Ladies *​	SP Date​	Competition​	SP Score​	FS Date​	Competition​	FS Score​	Event Dates​	Competition​	Total Score​
Major Championships			​			​			​
Grands Prix			​			​			​
Challenger Events			​			​			​
Other International Competitions			​	09 Feb. 2017	Sofia Trophy	39.76​	08–12 Feb. 2017	Sofia Trophy	39.76​
National Championships			​	19 Dec. 2017	Bulgarian Championships	35.35​	19–21 Dec. 2017	Bulgarian Championships	35.35​
Other Domestic Competitions			​	18 Feb. 2018	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	38.86​	16–18 Feb. 2018	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	38.86​
Absolute PB			​	09 Feb. 2017	Sofia Trophy	39.76​	08–12 Feb. 2017	Sofia Trophy	39.76​

* = For more information about Personal Best scores, and to find out how the competitions were defined for the purposes of the above table, please see the following post:

https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/posts/2144915


Competitive History

Absolute Personal Best Score​

Absolute Season’s Best Score​

Disclaimer: Absolute Personal Best (PB) and Absolute Season’s Best (SB) score designations are based purely on the contents of the Competitive History table in this post. If anybody knows of any scores that are not in the table, please let us know, and we will be only too happy to add them in.


+5 / -5 Grade Of Execution System

Date​	Competition​	Level​	SP Pos​	SP Score​	FS Pos​	FS Score​	Total Pos​	Total Score​
	2023–24 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
		​	​	​	​	​	​	​
21–24 Nov. 2023	Tallinn Trophy	Junior​	6​	48.92​	12​	83.21​	11​	132.13​
07–12 Nov. 2023	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Junior​	1​	56.82​	2​	96.56​	1​	153.38​
18–22 Oct. 2023	Trophée Metropole Nice Côte D’Azur	Junior​	6​	49.03​	7​	94.48​	6​	143.51​
06–09 Sep. 2023	ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul	Junior​	14​	45.73​	16​	70.29​	16​	116.02​
	2022–23 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
27 Feb. – 05 Mar. 2023	ISU Junior World Championships	Junior​	46​	35.08​	–​	–​	46​	35.08​
16–19 Feb. 2023	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class II​	1​	49.10​	1​	88.90​	1​	138.00​
25–27 Jan. 2023	European Youth Olympic Festival	Junior​	22​	37.17​	W/D​	–​	30​	37.17​
15–18 Dec. 2022	Bulgarian Championships	Class II​	1​	50.16​	1​	84.00​	1​	134.16​
29 Nov. – 03 Dec. 2022	Bosphorus Cup	Junior​	8​	44.30​	4​	90.31​	5​	134.61​
01–06 Nov. 2022	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Junior​	1​	46.89​	1​	90.87​	1​	137.76​
26–29 Oct. 2022	Denis Ten Memorial	Junior​	8​	36.41​	4​	80.87​	5​	117.28​
20–23 Oct. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Class II​	1​	48.09​	1​	100.03​	1​	148.12​
06–08 Oct. 2022	ISU Junior Grand Prix Baltic Cup	Junior​	28​	42.14​	30​	64.94​	30​	107.08​
07–10 Sep. 2022	ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup	Junior​	12​	47.77​	12​	88.40​	14​	136.17​
18–19 Aug. 2022	Kontrolno Sastezanie	Junior​	1​	45.55​	1​	103.59​	1​	149.14​
	2021–22 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
13–17 Apr. 2022	ISU Junior World Championships	Junior​	27​	48.14​	–​	–​	27​	48.14​
31 Mar. – 03 Apr. 2022	Sebestyén Cup	Junior​	1​	51.53​	1​	101.01​	1​	152.54​
23–26 Feb. 2022	Bellu Memorial	Junior​	4​	44.08​	2​	94.93​	2​	139.01​
11–13 Feb. 2022	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Junior​	1​	52.77​	1​	111.12​	1​	163.89​
01–06 Feb. 2022	Sofia Trophy	Junior​	2​	53.95​	2​	98.06​	2​	152.01​
13–14 Jan. 2022	Icelab International Cup	Junior​	3​	48.83​	4​	88.56​	3​	137.39​
26–28 Nov. 2021	Bulgarian Championships	Class II​	1​	55.21​	1​	93.20​	1​	148.41​
06–07 Nov. 2021	Tayside Trophy	Junior​	2​	43.58​	1​	81.60​	1​	125.18​
27–31 Oct. 2021	Denis Ten Memorial	Junior​	5​	46.84​	4​	81.10​	4​	127.94​
14–17 Oct. 2021	Budapest Trophy	Junior​	11​	40.38​	7​	79.72​	8​	120.10​
06–09 Oct. 2021	ISU Junior Grand Prix Cup Of Austria	Junior​	26​	37.99​	15​	83.51​	19​	121.50​
31 Aug. – 04 Sep. 2021	ISU Junior Grand Prix GP De Courchevel (II)	Junior​	17​	34.35​	11​	81.10​	13​	115.45​
28–29 Jul. 2021	Kontrolno Sastezanie	Junior​	1​	51.01​	1​	91.36​	1​	142.37​
	2020–21 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
09–11 Apr. 2021	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Class II​	2​	40.91​	1​	88.16​	1​	129.07​
26 Feb. – 03 Mar. 2021	Sofia Trophy	Advanced Novice​	1​	47.29​	1​	68.35​	1​	115.64​
12–14 Feb. 2021	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class II​	1​	51.36​	3​	75.02​	2​	126.38​
13–15 Nov. 2020	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Class II​	2​	48.61​	1​	85.55​	1​	134.16​
	2019–20 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
12–18 Feb. 2020	Sofia Trophy	Advanced Novice​	3​	38.34​	1​	69.67​	2​	108.01​
07–09 Feb. 2020	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class III​	2​	39.16​	1​	67.21​	2​	106.37​
16–18 Jan. 2020	Skate Helena	Advanced Novice​	4​	31.67​	5​	51.10​	5​	82.77​
08–12 Jan. 2020	Edu Sport Trophy	Advanced Novice​	1​	37.60​	1​	66.53​	1​	104.13​
29 Nov. – 01 Dec. 2019	Bulgarian Championships	Class III​	2​	36.68​	2​	68.18​	2​	104.86​
12–17 Nov. 2019	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Advanced Novice​	5​	36.46​	1​	73.39​	1​	109.85​
01–03 Nov. 2019	Icelab International Cup	Basic Novice​	–​	–​	1​	47.11​	1​	47.11​
19–22 Sep. 2019	Black Sea Ice Cup	Advanced Novice​	4​	29.99​	3​	52.68​	4​	82.67​
	2018–19 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
09–14 Apr. 2019	Skate Victoria	Intermediate Novice​	–​	–​	3​	42.95​	3​	42.95​
05–07 Apr. 2019	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Class IV​	–​	–​	1​	44.38​	1​	44.38​
05–10 Feb. 2019	Sofia Trophy	Basic Novice III​	–​	–​	1​	45.96​	1​	45.96​
01–03 Feb. 2019	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class IV​	–​	–​	1​	44.66​	1​	44.66​
16–19 Jan. 2019	Skate Helena	Basic Novice III​	–​	–​	1​	40.48​	1​	40.48​
27 Nov. – 02 Dec. 2018	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Basic Novice​	–​	–​	1​	41.16​	1​	41.16​
16–18 Nov. 2018	Bulgarian Championships	Class V A​	–​	–​	2​	41.67​	2​	41.67​
25–28 Oct. 2018	Crystal Skate Of Romania	Basic Novice​	–​	–​	1​	37.35​	1​	37.35​
28–30 Sep. 2018	Black Sea Ice Cup	Basic Novice I​	–​	–​	1​	40.82​	1​	40.82​

+3 / -3 Grade Of Execution System

Date​	Competition​	Level​	SP Pos​	SP Score​	FS Pos​	FS Score​	Total Pos​	Total Score​
	2017–18 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
24–27 Mar. 2018	Coppa Europa	Cubs I​	–​	–​	7​	36.23​	7​	36.23​
16–18 Feb. 2018	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class VI B​	–​	–​	1​	38.86​	1​	38.86​
06–11 Feb. 2018	Sofia Trophy	Cubs I​	–​	–​	5​	33.08​	5​	33.08​
23–27 Jan. 2018	Skate Helena	Cubs I​	–​	–​	7​	30.44​	7​	30.44​
19–21 Dec. 2017	Bulgarian Championships	Class VI B​	–​	–​	1​	35.35​	1​	35.35​
22–26 Nov. 2017	Skate Celje	Cubs I​	–​	–​	4​	35.57​	4​	35.57​
	2016–17 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
30 Mar. – 02 Apr. 2017	Coppa Europa	Cubs II​	–​	–​	3​	32.86​	3​	32.86​
09–12 Mar. 2017	Coupe Meyrinoise Internationale	Cubs II​	–​	–​	1​	34.51​	1​	34.51​
24–26 Feb. 2017	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class VI A​	–​	–​	1​	38.27​	1​	38.27​
08–12 Feb. 2017	Sofia Trophy	Cubs II​	–​	–​	2​	39.76​	2​	39.76​
18–19 Jan. 2017	Skate Helena	Cubs II​	–​	–​	4​	30.85​	4​	30.85​
16–18 Dec. 2016	Bulgarian Championships	Class VI A​	–​	–​	1​	35.23​	1​	35.23​
09–13 Nov. 2016	Volvo Open Cup	Cubs A​	–​	–​	26​	27.44​	26​	27.44​
18–23 Oct. 2016	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Cubs​	–​	–​	5​	31.32​	5​	31.32​
	2015–16 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
02–05 Apr. 2016	Coppa Europa	Chicks I​	–​	–​	3​	27.65​	3​	27.65​
25–27 Mar. 2016	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Class VII​	–​	–​	1​	27.95​	1​	27.95​
02–06 Mar. 2016	Sportland Trophy	Chicks I​	–​	–​	3​	25.94​	3​	25.94​
10–14 Feb. 2016	Bulgarian Championships – BSF Awards	Class VII​	–​	–​	1​	28.41​	1​	28.41​
10–14 Feb. 2016	Sofia Trophy	Chicks I​	–​	–​	3​	28.41​	3​	28.41​
19–23 Jan. 2016	Skate Helena	Chicks I​	–​	–​	4​	22.61​	4​	22.61​
18–20 Dec. 2015	Bulgarian Championships	Class VII​	–​	–​	1​	28.35​	1​	28.35​
12–15 Nov. 2015	Skate Celje	Chicks I​	–​	–​	5​	18.73​	5​	18.73​
20–25 Oct. 2015	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Chicks​	–​	–​	1​	23.46​	1​	23.46​
	2014–15 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
07–10 Apr. 2015	Coppa Europa	Chicks II​	–​	–​	4​	23.53​	4​	23.53​
27–29 Mar. 2015	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Chicks​	–​	–​	3​	22.42​	3​	22.42​
17–20 Feb. 2015	Ringhoffer Cup	Chicks II​	–​	–​	4​	18.10​	4​	18.10​
06–08 Feb. 2015	Bulgarian / Romanian Championships – BSF Awards	Chicks​	–​	–​	4​	21.76​	4​	21.76​
20–24 Jan. 2015	Skate Helena	Chicks II​	–​	–​	3​	18.27​	3​	18.27​
19–21 Dec. 2014	Bulgarian Championships	Class VII​	–​	–​	2​	18.60​	2​	18.60​
11–14 Dec. 2014	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Chicks​	–​	–​	7​	18.07​	7​	18.07​
13–16 Nov. 2014	Skate Celje	Chicks II​	–​	–​	10​	10.12​	10​	10.12​
	2013–14 Season​	​	​	​	​	​	​	​
04–09 Mar. 2014	Sportland Trophy	Chicks II​	–​	–​	18​	10.57​	18​	10.57​
28 Feb. – 02 Mar. 2014	Bulgarian Championships – Priz Victoria	Class VII​	–​	–​	7​	13.63​	7​	13.63​
31 Jan. – 02 Feb. 2014	Bulgarian / Romanian Championships – BSF Awards	Class VII​	–​	–​	5​	14.13​	5​	14.13​
21–25 Jan. 2014	Skate Helena	Chicks II​	–​	–​	7​	8.42​	7​	8.42​
28 Nov. – 01 Dec. 2013	Denkova-Staviski Cup	Chicks​	–​	–​	17​	4.36​	17​	4.36​

Absolute Personal Best Score​

Absolute Season’s Best Score​

Disclaimer: Absolute Personal Best (PB) and Absolute Season’s Best (SB) score designations are based purely on the contents of the Competitive History table in this post. If anybody knows of any scores that are not in the table, please let us know, and we will be only too happy to add them in.


Videos

2023–24 Season

10th November 2023: Denkova-Staviski Cup SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihpBaRJV79Y

8th September 2023: ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul FS (Canadian & Scottish Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsTbQX4h8fA
7th September 2023: ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul SP (Canadian & Scottish Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz0DpgPhZRM


2022–23 Season

7th October 2022: ISU Junior Grand Prix Baltic Cup FS (Canadian & Scottish Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-eQKMrMhh0
6th October 2022: ISU Junior Grand Prix Baltic Cup SP (Canadian & Scottish Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXgFzM3hbso

9th September 2022: ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1zavIMyH3o
8th September 2022: ISU Junior Grand Prix Riga Cup SP (Canadian & Scottish Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_h-A_3GyHI


2021–22 Season

3rd April 2022: Sebestyén Cup FS (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZjoTeN0uWU
2nd April 2022: Sebestyén Cup SP (No Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKH17CTOwOg

9th October 2021: ISU Junior Grand Prix Cup Of Austria FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cpN3V149ZQ
8th October 2021: ISU Junior Grand Prix Cup Of Austria SP (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvII6usHMvY

27th August 2021: ISU Junior Grand Prix GP De Courchevel (II) FS (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-xMlRFmXs4
26th August 2021: ISU Junior Grand Prix GP De Courchevel (II) SP (Canadian Commentary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAPIe5jBNrE

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Chiara will be kicking off her 2023-24 Season this morning at the Junior Grand Prix in Istanbul, TUR.

The Junior Ladies SP is due to start today at 11:30:00 TRT (08:30:00 GMT / 09:30:00 BST / 11:30:00 EEST). So 3 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 26th skater to start. So, third skater to go in Group 5 (and third skater to go after the final resurfacing).

The Group 5 Warm-Up is due to start at 14:44:00 TRT (11:44:00 GMT / 12:44:00 BST / 14:44:00 EEST). So 6h 14m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 15:02:30 TRT (12:02:30 GMT / 13:02:30 BST / 15:02:30 EEST). So 6h 32m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

Here is the link for the livestream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMofnsKWw1o

Here is the Time Schedule:
https://results.isu.org/results/sea...JUNIOR----QUAL000100--_StartListwithTimes.pdf

And here is the live scoring:
https://results.isu.org/results/season2324/jgptur2023/SEG003.htm

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul Junior Ladies SP: Results; Protocols

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz0DpgPhZRM

Chiara finished 14th out of 35 in the SP, with a score of 45.73.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread at the time:

I agree with Mark, I didn't recognise her either with the new hair colour!

Well, there were a couple of grey squares, but at least there were no red squares.

Of course, Yu-Jae going just before her set a very high bar. But, it was a good skate. And I hope she realises that.

Into 10th position, sandwiched between two other skaters that I like. She is just 0.13 points below Olivia LENGYELOVA (SVK), and 2.09 points ahead of Zhasmin SHLAGA (KGZ).

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

The opening Double Axel was beautiful, and got the highest GOE of the programme at +0.24. But, the Judges were not as impressed as I expected, with three giving 0; five giving +1; and only Judge 3 giving +2.

The combination that she did next, the Triple Flip-Double Toe, was the biggest problem. Or, more specifically, the Triple Flip was. Maybe the fog was affecting my view, but I didn't see anything wrong with it myself. However, the protocols say that the Flip didn't have a clear edge and was landed on the quarter. And, as a result, it got the worst Judges marks of the programme: two -4's; five -3's; and two -2's. Fortunately, this combination also had the highest Base Value, so even with GOE of -1.59 (the biggest GOE loss of the programme), it actually ended up as the second highest scoring element, with a score of 5.01 points!

She also landed on the quarter on her fourth element, the Triple Lutz. This produced Judges marks of seven -2's; and two -1's. It also got the second costliest GOE at -1.10. However, because of the high Base Value, this ended up as her highest scoring element, with a score of 5.39 points! And she got extra credit for it being in the second half of the programme.

Everything else looked fine. But, I have to question the marks for the final element, the Layback Spin. It looked good to me. But, I have to wonder what the first two Judges were seeing. Judge 1 gave it -2; while Judge 2 gave it -1. Was the fog affecting the view from where they were sitting? The other Judges gave it five 0's; and two +1's. And it got neutral GOE.

All in all, it looked like a good skate to me.

Chiara is currently in the middle of a very tight group of 3 skaters covered by 0.37 points. She is 0.13 points behind 13th position, Olivia LENGYELOVA (SVK), and 0.24 points ahead of 14th position, Eve DUBECQ (FRA). The three of them are also part of a larger group of 9 skaters covered by 7.08 points, stretching from Nataly LANGERBAUR (EST) in 11th position, 3.56 points ahead of Chiara, to Yekaterina BALYUBA (KAZ) in 19th position, 3.52 points behind Chiara.

In a group this large, anything can happen. There is a good chance that Chiara could climb right up to the brink of the Top 10. There is even a chance of getting 10th position, as Anastasia BRANDENBURG (CHE) is 6.99 points ahead of her. However, there is also a good chance that Chiara could drop towards the bottom of the Top 20. Or even into 20th position, as Julia Sylvia GUNNARSDÓTTIR (ISL) is 5.74 points behind her.

So, Chiara will have to put in a good Free Skate if she wants to make sure that she goes up.

One thing that could cause problems is that the ISU in their wisdom (!) have got rid of the sensible method of having the FS starting order being the reverse order of the SP results, and have instead brought back having random orders within each group. As a result, instead of being the penultimate skater to go in her group, Chiara is actually the first skater to go. So when she skates, she will not have the benefit of knowing how the skaters that were behind her after the SP have done. And when you are in a large close group, every little bit of knowledge helps.

In short, she is going in blind, and will have to just go all out.

I am not familiar with the music Chiara is skating to for her Free Skate. But, hopefully it has produced a programme that will serve her well in this task.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

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The Junior Ladies FS is due to start at 16:00:00 TRT (13:00:00 GMT / 14:00:00 BST / 16:00:00 EEST). So 8 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 18th skater to start. So, first skater in Group 4.

The Group 4 Warm-Up is due to start at 18:33:30 TRT (15:33:30 GMT / 16:33:30 BST / 18:33:30 EEST). So 10h 33m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 18:40:00 18:33:30 TRT (15:40:00 GMT / 16:40:00 BST / 18:40:00 EEST). So 10h 40m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

Here is the link for the livestream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w5eG1Uy-bU

Here is the Time Schedule:
https://results.isu.org/results/sea...JUNIOR----FNL-000100--_StartListwithTimes.pdf

And here is the live scoring:
https://results.isu.org/results/season2324/jgptur2023/SEG004.htm

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul Junior Ladies FS: Results; Protocols
ISU Junior Grand Prix Istanbul Junior Ladies: Results

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsTbQX4h8fA

Chiara finished 16th out of 34 in the FS, with a score of 70.29. This meant that she dropped to 16th place overall, with a score of 116.02.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to watch the Free Skate LIVE. But, here are some thoughts I had when I watched it back.

I was not familiar with the “Broken Wings” soundtrack coming into watching this. But, from hearing those few minutes worth, it must be epic! I absolutely loved the music!!! That said, I wish that the middle of the programme didn't have vocals. They really spoiled that part of the programme. If the vocals had been removed and the music had remained instrumental for the duration of the programme, it would have been really epic!

Unfortunately, Chiara had lots of problems and made lots of mistakes. Particularly in the landing of her jumps. The jumps themselves were impressive, but the landings were not great.

It was like this right from the start. She opened with a Triple Lutz-Double Toe combination. The Double Toe went fine, but the Lutz was landed on the quarter. It got -2 from all the Judges except for Judge 9, who gave it -1. It also got a big minus GOE of -1.18. But, because it had the highest Base Value, it remained as the highest scoring element of the programme.

The theme continued with the second element, the Triple Flip-Double Toe combination. Again the Double Toe was fine, but not only was the Flip landed on the quarter, but it didn't have a clear edge. Unsurprisingly, the Judges marks were worse, with -4 from Judge 2; five -3's; two -2's; and 0 from Judge 8. And so was the GOE, which was -1.44. Fortunately, having the second highest Base Value meant that it remained as the second highest scoring element of the programme.

The third element was yet another combination, this time a Double Axel-Halfloop-Triple Salchow. According to the protocols, the first jump was fine, while both of the other two jumps were downgraded. However, when I watched it, it was hard to even make out that there was a jump in the middle! It looked like a Double Axel with a long drawn-out messy landing, followed by a Triple Salchow with a shorter but messier landing. And, to be honest, I was kinda surprised that she didn't fall at the end of it. As you would expect, this got the worst Judges marks, with all of them giving -5 except for Judge 4, who gave it -4. It also got the second biggest minus GOE of -1.65.

To compound matters, she then singled out her Axel. To be honest, I thought it looked fine. And I liked the way she went straight into the next element, the Change Foot Combination Spin, from it. It looked very good! And although she didn't get much height to it, the Double Lutz that followed looked good too.

Then came the seventh element, the Triple Flip. Although she didn't fall, it was a disasterous landing. And it was under-rotated. I was kinda surprised when I looked at the Protocols and saw that it didn't get the worst Judges marks. It got eight -5's, and two -2's. But I was not surprised that the GOE hit was the biggest of the programme, at -2.06. That was nearly half of the Base Value!

The remaining elements went relatively smoothly. Although Mark Hanretty in commentary did point out afterwards that you could see that she was tiring.

Chiara finished the Free Skate 4.80 points behind 15th position, Eve DUBECQ (FRA), and 0.08 points ahead of 17th position, Julia Sylvia GUNNARSDÓTTIR (ISL). She is at the top of a group of 3 skaters covered by 1.07 points, which is completed by Zhasmin SHLAGA (KGZ).

Overall, Chiara finished 4.49 points behind 15th position, Meda VARIAKOJYTE (LTU), and 3.16 points ahead of 17th position, Shlaga. Each skater either side of Chiara was part of a very close pairing of skaters. Variakojyte was 0.07 points behind Dubecq in 14th position; while Shlaga was 0.51 points ahead of Olivia LENGYELOVA (SVK) in 18th position.

I said after the Short that when you have a large group, anything can happen. And that is exactly what did happen. Who would have predicted that the skater who was 6.62 points and 5 poisitions off the back of the group in 25th after the Short, Variakojyte, would be 11th in the Free, and would end up finishing in 15th position?!

Although Chiara made mistakes, and lost 2 positions, I have high hopes for this Free Skate. When it is done clean, it is going to be absolutely epic! And she could well cause a few shocks in the competitions ahead.

Such a pity that Chiara doesn't have a second Junior GP assignment. But, if past seasons are anything to go by, she and wee sister Vayana will be popping up at lots of events in the months ahead. And hopefully Chiara will be able to do enough to get selected for some of the Majors in the second half of the season.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Didn't spot this (because I had accidentally opened the Senior Time Schedule) but Chiara is back in action today in France at the Trophée Metropole Nice Côte d'Azur.

The Junior Ladies SP is due to start today at 13:30:00 CEST (11:30:00 GMT / 12:30:00 BST / 14:30:00 EEST). So 6 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 15th skater to start. So, third and middle skater to go in Group 3 (and third skater to go after the resurfacing).

The Group 3 Warm-Up is due to start at 15:05:50 CEST (13:05:50 GMT / 14:05:50 BST / 16:05:50 EEST). So 7h 35m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 15:30:50 CEST (13:30:50 GMT / 14:30:50 BST / 16:30:50 EEST). So 8 hours from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

More information in the event thread:
https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/threads/95781

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Trophée Metropole Nice Côte d'Azur Junior Ladies SP: Results; Protocols

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Chiara finished 6th out of 22 in the SP, with a score of 49.03.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread at the time:

Forgot she had gone blonde!

First jump was beautiful.

Not sure how the combination that she did next went because she was in the fog.

The combination spins looked beautiful.

She nearly went round too many times on the third jump.

What I could see after that looked good.

Stream started buffering 2m 24s into the programme, and came back just as the music finished at 2m 51s.

Ah, I forgot the FFSG events had these detailed graphics that tell you how each element went. And she got a 1 point deduction for a time violation.

She goes into 5th with a score of 49.03. New ISU Season's Best score for the SP.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

Looking at the Protocols, we didn't seem to miss anything major happening.

The only major thing was that jump that I mentioned. It was the Triple Lutz, and it was called for not having a clear edge. it got -2 from three Judges; -1 from two Judges; and 0 from Judge 3. it also got the only minus GOE of the programme, at -0.89.


Chiara is currently is 0.21 points behind 5th position, Eve DUBECQ (FRA), and 1.84 points ahead of 7th position, Giulia BARUCCHI (ITA). Chiara is the bottom skater in a larger group of 6 skaters covered by 3.93 points, stretching up to Iida KARHUNEN (FIN) in 1st position.

Honestly, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that Chiara could win this. Or at least get onto the podium. But to make it possible, she will have to put in a good Free Skate and hope that the others don't skate as well as she does. And she will also need to wary of Barucchi coming from behind (the skaters behind Barucchi are probably too far back).

So, let's hope that she does have a good Free Skate!

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

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The Junior Ladies FS is due to start today at 16:45:00 CEST (14:45:00 GMT / 15:45:00 BST / 17:45:00 EEST). So 8 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 17th skater to start. So, first skater to go in Group 4.

The Group 4 Warm-Up is due to start at 19:11:30 CEST (17:11:30 GMT / 18:11:30 BST / 20:11:30 EEST). So 10h 26m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 19:18:00 CEST (17:18:00 GMT / 18:18:00 BST / 20:18:00 EEST). So 10h 33m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

More information in the event thread:
https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/threads/95781

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Trophée Metropole Nice Côte d'Azur Junior Ladies FS: Results; Protocols
Trophée Metropole Nice Côte d'Azur Junior Ladies: Results

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Chiara finished 7th out of 22 in the FS, with a score of 94.48. This meant that she remained in 6th position overall, with a score of 143.51.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread at the time:

Lovely combination to start off with. And it continued that way with the next jump.

Maybe a bit too much of a gap between the two parts of the second combination she did. But the jumps themseles were good.

And that was the only slight thing I could pick out as maybe being an issue. Because everything else looked faultless.

You know, Chiara may have just put herself into contention for a podium position, and maybe even the win. It will all depend on how the remaining skaters in this group get on.

2nd in the FS, but into the overall lead.

And like yesterday, her FS score is marked as an ISU Season's Best. But, it is also a new ISU Personal Best.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

Looking at the Protocols, I'm stupid. You know that second combination I was talking about, where I said there was a bit too much of a gap between the two parts. Well, I didn't notice, but there was a halfloop in the middle! It was actually a Double Axel-Halfloop-Double Salchow. And it got 0 from Judge 5; and +1 from the other five Judges. It also got GOE of +0.33.

The only real problem Chiara had was that her two Triple Lutzes didn't have clear edges. And these were the only elements that got any minuses. The Triple Lutz-Double Toe combination that she opened with got -1 from three Judges; 0 from Judge 3; and +1 from two Judges. It also got GOE of -0.15. The Tripel Lutz that she did on it's own as her 6th element got -1 from three Judges; 0 from two Judges; and +1 from Judge 5. It also got GOE of -0.30.

Apart from that, the Protocols looked good.

Chiara finished the Free Skate 0.05 points behind 6th position, Fée Ann LANDRY (CAN), and 5.56 points ahead of 8th position, Amanda GHEZZO (ITA). Chiara is at the bottom of a group of 5 skaters covered by 0.62 points which stretches up to 3rd position, Leandra TZIMPOUKAKIS (CHE).

Overall, Chiara finished 0.35 points behind 5th position, Eve DUBECQ (FRA), and 5.49 points ahead of 7th position, WENG Sadie Shen (TPE). Chiara is at the bottom of a group of 4 skaters covered by 2.10 points which stretches up to 3rd position,Tzimpoukakis.

After her Junior Grand Prix, I commented that "I have high hopes for this Free Skate. When it is done clean, it is going to be absolutely epic! And she could well cause a few shocks in the competitions ahead." Well, I think she confirmed it here. She could very easily have been in the Top 3 of both the FS and overall.

Which bodes well for the next time we see her.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

With Vayana being in action in the Denkova-Staviski Cup over the past couple of days, it will not come as a surprise that Chiara is also competing in her home event.

The Junior Ladies SP is due to start today at 11:15:00 EET (09:15:00 GMT). So 3 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 17th skater to start. So, first skater to go in Group 4.

The Group 4 Warm-Up is due to start at 13:12:30 EET (11:12:30 GMT). So 4h 57m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 13:19:00 EET (11:19:00 GMT). So 5h 04m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

More information in the event thread:
https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/threads/95813

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

CHIARA WON THE SHORT PROGRAMME!!!



Denkova-Staviski Cup Junior Ladies SP: Results; Protocols

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihpBaRJV79Y

Chiara finished 1st out of 37 in the SP, with a score of 56.82.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread before she did her programme:

Typical! All the jumps Chiara did during the Warm-Up were out of camera shot! Well, two of them started just in camera shot, but the landings were out.

You know, I'm glad now that she dyed her hair, because in this group where lots of skaters were wearing black jackets or dresses, it made her easier to spot. All the other skaters have dark hair!

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

And here is what I wrote after she finished:

Lovely jump to start with.

And so was the combination jump that she did next. And the combination spin.

Wasn't sure if she was going to land the next jump. But she did manage to land it.

Everything after that was lovely too.

That was really good. I can't complain about anything.

And she goes into quite a large lead. 7.80 points ahead of fellow Bulgarian (but from a different club) Lia LYUBENOVA.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

Looking at the protocols, there was only one element that had any minuses. And that was the jump where I said I was not sure whether she would land it or not. The Triple Lutz didn't have a clear edge. Two Judges gave it -2; Judge 5 gave it -1; Judge 3 gave it 0; and Judge 2 gave it +2. It also got GOE of -0.59.

Apart from this element, the Judges marks were a few +1's, but mostly +2's and +3's.

Chiara is currently is 3.00 points ahead of 2nd position, Taisiia SPESIVTSEVA (UKR), and 7.80 points ahead of 3rd position, Lia LYUBENOVA (BUL).

I don't want to count my chickens, but Chiara has pretty good advantages over the skaters behind her. With a good Free Skate, she will probably get over the line without having to worry about how the others get on.

So, let's hope that she has a good Free Skate!

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

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The Junior Ladies FS is due to start tomorrow at 09:00:00 EET (07:00:00 GMT). So 10 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 37th skater to start. So, sixth and last skater to go in Group 7 (and last skater to go in the segment).

The Group 7 Warm-Up is due to start at 13:44:30 EET (11:44:30 GMT). So 14h 44m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 14:23:30 EET (12:23:30 GMT). So 15h 23m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

More information in the event thread:
https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/threads/95813

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

CHIARA WON THE GOLD MEDAL!!!



Denkova-Staviski Cup Junior Ladies FS: Results; Protocols
Denkova-Staviski Cup Junior Ladies: Results

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Chiara finished 2nd out of 36 in the FS, with a score of 96.56. This meant that she remained in 1st position overall, with a score of 153.38.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread before she did her programme:

Didn't see much of what happened during the Warm-Up, because I had only just got caught up. But, I hope it went well for my kid.

Right, now for the moment of truth. Will Chiara extend her run of success at her home international event to 5 wins in a row, and 6 wins altogether?

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

And here is what I wrote about her programme:

Yeah, I had my suspicions yesterday, but seeing her today, she's definitely growing the dyed hair out.

Opening combination jump beautiful. And the next two jumps that she did on their own.

Not a great landing on the first part of the combination jump she did next.

But no problems with the combination spin.

Next jump looked effortless too.

But fall on the next jump.

Made up for it with the combination she did next.

No more problems for the rest of the programme. Although, she was visibly tiring towards the end.

Given that she had nearly a 10 point lead over Petracchi in the SP, I think Chiara will have this even with the mistakes.

2nd in the FS, and 1st overall.

FIVE WINS IN A ROW, AND SIX WINS ALTOGETHER!!!



WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

Looking at the Protocols, there were only three elements that had any negativce numbers next to them. The first was the Triple Flip that she fell on. Inevitably, it got -5 from all the Judges, and also got the biggest GOE hit of the programme at -2.65.

But, the combination that she did afterwards that I thought was good, the Double Flip-Double Toe, also had issues. The Double Toe was called as an invalid element, presumably because she had already done it as part of her opening combination, the Triple Lutz-Double Toe. I guess her mind got flustered from having the fall. That said, only Judge 2 gave it a negative mark, -2. Judge 4 gave it 0; two Judges gave it +1; and Judge 1 gave it +2. It also got positive GOE, at +0.12. But, because the Base Value was dropped with the invalidation, it ended up as the element with the lowest score.

The other element that got negative numbers was the final element she did, the Flying Change Foot Combination Spin. That said, it wasn't all that bad. It got -1 from two Judges; Judge 5 agave it 0; Judge 2 gave it +1; and Judge 2 gave it +2. It also got neutral GOE. Personally, I couldn't see anything wrong with it. So, I can only conclude that it was the fact that the music ended just as Chiara was starting the final spin in the combination. But, she wasn't over by much.

Chiara finished the Free Skate 1.25 points behind 1st position, Matilde PETRACCHI (ITA), and 0.54 points ahead of 3rd position, Lia LYUBENOVA (BUL). The three of them form a group where 3 skaters are covered by 1.79 points.

Overall, Chiara finished 7.61 points ahead of 2nd position, Petracchi, and 8.34 points ahead of 3rd position, Lyubenova. Petracchi and Lyubenova are the first 2 skaters in a group of 3 skaters covered by 2.10 points, which is completed by Taisiia SPESIVTSEVA (UKR) in 4th position, 9.71 points behind Chiara.

That is some record. Winning a Gold Medal at the Denkova-Staviski Cup five times in a row, and winning six altogether. In a way, it's a shame about 2016 breaking what would have been a continuous run, but it was her first season at a new level (Cubs). So, you can't be critical of that.

Incidentally, of the four skaters that finished ahead of Chiara in that Cubs competition in 2016, two of them were up against Chiara in Juniors this year. Gold Medallist Selin AKBULUT (TUR) finished in 10th position, 40.41 points behind Chiara, while Silver Medallist Teodora Maria GHEORGHE (ROU) finished in 31st position, 78.70 points behind Chiara.

10 years ago, Chiara made her first appearance at the Denkova-Staviski Cup, and finished 17th out of 18. Since then, she has made the event her own. It just shows how far she has come in that time.

Oh, and in case you were wondering, three of the girls that finished ahead of Chiara in the 2013 Chicks competition were entered in Juniors this year. :third place: Bronze Medallist Ruxandra Sabina ROTUNDU (ROU) was due to be the last to skate in the SP, but was a withdrawal. The two that did skate have already been mentioned in relation to their 2016 results. Akbulut finished 9th in 2013, while Gheorghe finished in 14th.

I don't know if Chiara has any more events before Nationals. But, this result should give her a boost going into them.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Although Vayana is not there, Chiara is back in action today at the Tallinn Trophy.

The Junior Ladies SP is due to start today at 16:40:00 EET (14:40:00 GMT). So 8 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 2nd skater to start. So, second skater to go in Group 1.

The Group 1 Warm-Up is due to start at 16:40:00 EET (14:40:00 GMT). So 8 hours from now.

Chiara is due to start at 16:52:10 EET (14:52:10 GMT). So 8h 12m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

More information in the event thread:
https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/threads/95819

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Tallinn Trophy Junior Ladies SP: Results; Protocols

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Chiara finished 6th out of 29 in the SP, with a score of 48.92.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread at the end of the Warm-Up:

We had a bit of drama involving Chiara at the start of the Warm-Up.

Her coach, former Ice Dancer Ina Demireva, was standing right beside the camera. When the skaters were called for their Warm-Up, Chiara went onto the ice, set her skate guards onto the top of the boards, and went off to do her warm-up. But, when Ina tried to lift them, one of them fell onto the ice. She looked very sheepish, and had to reach out of the gate and pick it up. And while she was doing it, SelmaSiri LARSEN (DEN) went past her head at speed. It was scary!

And with writing all that up, I missed what actually happened during the Warm-Up!

But, Chiara is coming on now, so we'll see now what form she is in.

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

And here is what I wrote about her programme:

LYep, she's working back towards her natural hair colour.

First jump, the Double Axel, was beautiful. One person applauded.

Combination jump was beautiful too, as was the combination spin that followed.

Next jump, the Triple Lutz, beautiful too, and straight into a lovely sit spin.

Ach, the whole programme was beautiful. She is definitely carrying on her form from the Denkova-Staviski Cup.

Chiara and Ina were joking about something during the highlights. But afterwards they looked very serious.

Into the lead with a score of 48.92.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

Looking at the Protocols, there are not actually many minus numbers on it. The only element that had any issues was the second element, the Triple Flip-Double Toe. The Triple Flip didn't have a clear edge. It goe -2 from Judge 1; -1 from Judge 5; and 0 from the other three Judges. It also got the only negative GOE of the programme, at -0.18. But, despite this, because it had the highest Base Value of the programme, it was the second highest scoring element of the programme.

Only two other elements had any minuses, and in each case it was just -1 from one Judge. The first of these -1's was from Judge for the Triple Lutz. It also got three +1's; and +2 from Judge 2. The irony is that it got the highest GOE of the programme, at +0.59. And because it had the second highest Base Value of the programme, it was the highest scoring element of the programme.

The other -1 came from Judge 2 for the following element, Flying Sit Spin. It also got two 0's; +1 from Judge 1; and +2 from Judge 3. And it got GOE of +0.10.

Chiara is currently 1.81 points behind 5th position, Lotta ARTIMO (FIN), and 0.67 points ahead of 7th position, Leona GEBARA (SWE). All three of them are part of a larger group of 9 skaters covered by 6.72 points, stretching from Nataly LANGERBAUR (EST) in 2nd position, 4.09 points ahead of Chiara, to Iida KARHUNEN (FIN) in 10th position, 2.63 points behind Chiara.

Although the Gold Medal is probably out of reach, the other podium positions are within reach. A good Free Skate could put Chiara in contention for a medal. However, it is also tight behind her, so there is also the possibility of dropping positions if things do not go her way.

If Chiara makes too many mistakes, there is even the possibility of dropping way down the order, because the skater in 11th position, Sabina ALIEVA (AZE), is just 4.66 points behind Chiara. Alieva is at the head of a group of 7 skaters covered by just 2.96 points stretching down to Elizabeth NOU (EST) in 17th position, 7.62 points behind Chiara.

In short, Chiara needs to have a good FS if she wants to move up the results table, and to make sure she avoids the possibility of getting eaten up by the group behind her own group.

So, let's hope she does have a good FS.

WELL DONE CHIARA!!!

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The Junior Ladies FS is due to start at 16:05:00 EET (14:05:00 GMT). So 7 hours from now.

Chiara will be the 24th skater to start. So, first skater to go in Group 5 (and first skater to go after the last resurfacing).

The Group 5 Warm-Up is due to start at 19:32:25 EET (17:32:25 GMT). So 10h 27m from now.

Chiara is due to start at 19:38:55 EET (17:38:55 GMT). So 10h 33m from now.

But, those times may change if somebody that is due on before her withdraws.

More information in the event thread:
https://www.goldenskate.com/forum/threads/95819

Hope this helps

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Tallinn Trophy Junior Ladies FS: Results; Protocols
Tallinn Trophy Junior Ladies: Results

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Chiara finished 12th out of 29 in the FS, with a score of 83.21. This meant that she dropped to 11th position overall, with a score of 132.13.

Unfortunately, I was eating at the time Chiara was skating. And the Tallinn Trophy was being broadcast on a channel that takes the streams private as soon as the broadcast ends. So, with Chiara in the final group of the day, I was racing against time to get back and get her watched before the stream disappeared.

Here is what I wrote in the competition thread about the Warm-Up:

Well, they didn't go out onto the ice in order anyway, because Chiara is first to skate but was last to go through the gate. And the camera cut away just as she was coming around to give her skate guards to Ina. They didn't want any embarassing moments like yesterday!

Erm, I saw Chiara setting up lots of jumps, but they were all done out of camera shot!

There was one that would have been in shot, but she changed her mind at the last moment and didn't do it.

Right, here she is.

ALL THE BEST CHIARA!!!

CaroLiza_fan​

And here is what I wrote about her programme:

Lovely combination to start with.

Wasn't sure she was going to land the Triple Toe but she did.

Actually, felt same about the Triple Salchow .

Two Double Axels in sequence, not great landing on second one.

Combo spin good.

Hand down on Triple Lutz.

Didn't land straight enough on first part of combo, which carried through to the next part and she ended up nearly falling at the end.

Triple Flip lovely.

Rest good.

Didn't look too happy after she finished.

Stream cut out during the highlights. So didn't see her reaction to her scores.

But, I've just worked out that she went into 8th in the FS, and 6th overall.

Now I understand why she wasn't happy looking.

But, I'm sure it'll go better next time.

CaroLiza_fan​

I know nothing!

Looking at the Protocols, they are not pretty at all. She had four jumps that were under-rotated. Both of her Triple Flips were not just under-rotated, but were landed on the wrong edge as well. And she had two jumps that were landed on the quarter.

Her first two elements were the only jumping elements that did not get any minus numbers next to them. The opening combination, the Triple Lutz-Double Toe, got 0 from two Judges; and +2 from the other three Judges. It also got the highest GOE of the programme at +0.79, and because it had the highest Base Value of the programme, it was the highet scoring element of the programme.

The Triple Toe that she did next got 0 from two Judges; and +1 from three Judges. It got GOE of +0.28.

But after that, she didn't get a single positive number beside any of her jumping elements.

Chiara finished the Free Skate 1.71 points behind 11th position, Lotta ARTIMO (FIN), and 0.41 points ahead of 13th position, Olesja LEONOVA (EST). The three of them are part of a group where 5 skaters are covered by 3.74 points, stretching from Leona GEBARA (SWE) in 10th position, 1.77 points ahead of Chiara, to Anna IUSHCHENKOVA (ISR) in 14th position, 1.97 points behind Chiara.

Overall, Chiara finished 1.10 points behind 10th position, Gebara, and 0.87 points ahead of 12th position, Nikola FOMCHENKOVA (LAT). The three of them are part of a group where 7 skaters are covered by 3.14 points, stretching from Iushchenkova in 8th position, 1.69 points ahead of Chiara, to Leonova in 14th position, 1.45 points behind Chiara.

After the highs of the Denkova-Staviski cup, this Free Skate brought Chiara crashing back down to Earth with a bang.

I'm not sure when Chiara is in action again, but whenever it is, I'm sure things will go a lot better than they did in Tallinn.



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