It's their first competition, isn't it? So, not bad at all.
I don't know if you can see all the results here:
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Ice dance teams who will take part to the 1st stage of Russian Cup (15–19 September) can be seen in here.
http://fsrussia.ru/files/docs/competitons/1718/1etap1718_training_groups.pdf
Some of the teams who are on the senior list; Bobrova/Soloviev, Evdokimova/Bazin.
Some of the teams who are on the junior list; Skoptsova/Aleshin, Ushakova/Nekrasov, Andreeva/Desyatov, Lazareva/Prokofiev.
It seems that Yuriy Vlasenko found a new partner and will compete there, too.
He is Varlamov, not Frolov. Frolov is a singles skater.Which place took Davis/Frolov?
Yep, it was news to me too that he is skating with Vlada Solovieva now.
For the St. Petersburgh qualifiers, 10-year-old Maria Dmitrieva had 7 more or less clean backloaded triples. Probably the biggest talent from there in a good while.St. Petersburg qualification is still going on.
Moscow qualification starts on February 6. Preliminary schedule can be found here: http://ffkm.ru/images/files/017-18/2018-02-06_PMMV/Pre_Timetable_PMMV_2018.pdf
Lists of participants:
younger girls: http://ffkm.ru/images/files/017-18/2018-02-06_PMMV/PartList_PMMV_DMlV.pdf
younger boys: http://ffkm.ru/images/files/017-18/2018-02-06_PMMV/PartList_PMMV_MMlV.pdf
elder girls: http://ffkm.ru/images/files/017-18/2018-02-06_PMMV/PartList_PMMV_DStV.pdf
elder boys: http://ffkm.ru/images/files/017-18/2018-02-06_PMMV/PartList_PMMV_MStV.pdf
For the St. Petersburgh qualifiers, 10-year-old Maria Dmitrieva had 7 more or less clean backloaded triples. Probably the biggest talent from there in a good while.
It's really the weirdest thing, this 2005-06 hole in talent. I wonder, if it can be explained historically. :think:For the St. Petersburgh qualifiers, 10-year-old Maria Dmitrieva had 7 more or less clean backloaded triples. Probably the biggest talent from there in a good while.
For the Moscow entries, it's insane how much stronger younger girls look than the elder girls. For elder girls, there's Kanysheva who's not even that big a talent and then maybe someone like Kamila Valieva.
For younger girls on the other hand, there's the 2007-born trio of Sofia Akatieva, Elizaveta Berestovskaya and Sofia Samodelkina who all are massive talents. And some interesting 2009-borns like Ksenia Melkumova.
Firstly, don’t forget that Russian novice and junior nationals are based on calendar year, not on ISU year. That means that even though there may be a calendar year that is weaker, it wouldn’t reflect the same way during skating year because within each season there are newly eligible skaters born in two different years July-December of one year and Janury-June the following year.It's really the weirdest thing, this 2005-06 hole in talent. I wonder, if it can be explained historically. :think: