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Even this season, the selection tool to determine who will participate & agrave; in ISU Championships and World University Games will be & agrave; the so-called & ldquo; national ranking partial & rdquo ;.
Monday 17 November 2014 13 minutes reading time
With respect to the regulation used in the recent past, I have been made a few changes to try to stem shared borderline cases like the one & egrave; occurred in the men's field last season when the winner of the National Championships & egrave; been excluded from the benefit of European and Olympic runner-up, despite having won the direct confrontation and having obtained a score pi & ugrave; top of the best international competition.
However, the & rsquo; s impression remains that the lesson is not served until the end because, except for the National Championships, it will be held & agrave; account the results obtained in the short program. The excuse, of course, no more & ugrave; acceptable, & egrave; that the constraints in a short juniors do not get the & rsquo; homogeneity & agrave; with a short senior. In a country like & rsquo; Italy, but probably throughout the civilized world, the question can not & ograve; stand now as could not stand last season. Not surprisingly, athletes / and still et & agrave; juniors, but eligible for the senior ISU Championships, can safely participate in senior competitions and, in any case, the & rsquo; s obligation to offer certain items in a short junior program does not change the cards on the table. If the & egrave; well run and score & egrave; High & egrave; correct that it can be part of the selection criteria, if the & egrave; poorly executed, there will be other chances & agrave; in senior competitions to remedy, without being penalized by constraints on the elements to be performed.
The failure to consider the short program, in contrast, meaning in the opposite direction because & egrave; non & egrave; properly determine who should participate in the Junior World Championships in giving importance to a short senior does not provide constraints on the jump preceded by the step to be executed.
RANKING FEMALE (as at 17 November)
01) 199.83 & ndash; RODEGHIERO Roberta (07/04/1990) (101,30 & ndash; Bratislava Ondrej Nepela Trophy) (98.53 & ndash; Sesto, Lombardy Trophy)
02) 169,70 & ndash; CRISTINI Micol (03/06/1997) (86,47 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup) (83,23 & ndash; Ljubljana, Jr.Grand Prix)
03) 168.84 & ndash; RUSSIAN Jade (05/25/1997) (88,39 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup) (80.45 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition)
04) 151.56 & ndash; Maria Guia Tagliapietra (11/08/1998) (77.89 & ndash; 1 & deg Cortina, national competition) (73.67 & ndash; Zagreb, Jr.Grand Prix)
05) 136,73 & ndash; BOX Sara (03/06/1998) (70.46 & ndash; Riga, Volvo Cup) (66.27 & ndash; Graz, Ice Challenge Jr.)
06) 135,58 & ndash; Bressanutti Carol (14/04/1993) (66.99 & ndash; Bucharest, Crystal Skate) (68,59 & ndash; Espoo, Finland Trophy)
07) 135.11 & ndash; CAULDRON Clare (10/02/1999) (67.76 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup) (67,35 & ndash; Sesto, Lombardy Trophy)
08) 126.01 - SEMYRYAZHKO Bogdana (08/09/1997) (71.23 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition) (54,78 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.)
09) 125.53 - Paparella Delia (12/02/1997) (64,64 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (60,89 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
10) 118.54 - TREVISAN Tullia Mary (22/12/2000) (64,75 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (53.79 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
11) 116.64 & ndash; BEEF Martina (02/08/1999) (62,95 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (53.69 & ndash; Lombardy Trophy Jr.)
12) 115.08 & ndash; Lupatelli Greta (09/20/2000) (65,16 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (49.92 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
13) 109,28 & ndash; Zazza Francesca (02/05/2000) (60,06 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (49,22 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
For now, have been classified in only partial ranking athletes enshrined in paintings of the so-called & ldquo; & rdquo ;, national team that took part in at least two races, at least one of which is of international importance
STANDINGS MEN
01) 235.31 - RIGHINI Ivan, aka BARIEV (16/06/1991) (122.53 & ndash; Moscow, Rostelecom Cup) (112.78 & ndash; Oberstdorf Nebelhorn Trophy)
02) 228.22 & ndash; Matthew Rizzo (05/09/1998) (114.22 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition) (114.00 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup)
03) 198.03 & ndash; Carlo Vittorio PALERMO (14/03/1996) (102.60 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition) (95.43 & ndash; Zagreb, Jr.Grand Prix)
04) 194.35 & ndash; THE TOWER Matthias (09/29/1996) (107.43 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup) (86,92 & ndash; Ljubljana, Jr.Grand Pirx)
05) 190,60 & ndash; BANNISTER Adrien (18/09/1999) (100.38 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (90.22 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
06) 184.92 & ndash; FADINI Alexander (04/05/1998) (97,80 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (87,12 & ndash; Zagreb, Golden Bear Jr.)
07) 167.44 - SETTEMRBINI George (30/03/1996) (89.48 & ndash; Courchevel, Jr.Grand Prix) (77.96 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition)
08) 158.32 & ndash; BALESTRI Paul (20/11/1999) (88,06 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (70.26 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
09) 151.17 & ndash; Jari KESSLER (29/11/1996) (76,66 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (74.51 & ndash; Bucharest, Crystal Skate Jr.)
10) 148.90 & ndash; Simon DEER (20/10/1998) (80.43 & ndash; Sesto, Lombardy Trophy Jr.) (68,47 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
11) 140.33 & ndash; FEBBI Olgierd (10/11/1998) (72,69 & ndash; Meran, Merano Cup Jr.) (67,64 & ndash; Cortina, 1 & deg; national competition Jr.)
For now, have been classified in only partial ranking athletes entered in the paintings of the so-called & ldquo; & rdquo ;, national team that took part in at least two races, at least one of which is of international importance
RULES APPLICABLE
To determine the rankings, we take into account the total score of the junior or senior national championships (or alternatively, the qualifier for the World Junior Championships), which will be & agrave; then added to the score of the two best free programs obtained from international competition awarded by the federation and national competitions (Cortina, Neumarkt). & nbsp; Of course, they will also value the stages of the Grand Prix. However, & egrave; mandatory that at least one of the two scores was obtained in a competition of international significance.
In order to ensure homogeneity & agrave; between the results of the competition and the junior competition senior, you & egrave; decided to subtract from the score of any free program the value of the choreographic sequence, an element not present in the junior races.
Compared to last season, some significant changes have been made:
A) The assessments of program components assigned to free programs of national races will have full value.
B) terr & agrave; account of the total score (short + free) obtained in the senior and junior national championships (or alternatively, the qualifier for the World Junior Championships). Of course, the grade obtained in senior race will come & agrave; reduced the value of the sequence choreography.
C) In addition to the results of the national championships will be held & agrave; account the two best scores in the free programs (net of choreographic sequence) that have been allocated from the Federation in international competitions and national competitions (Cortina, Neumarkt). However, at least one of the two scores will have & agrave; be obtained in a competition of international significance.
D) Unlike last season, ranking partial will come & agrave; updated after the national championships. In fact, the ranking is partially shut & agrave; with the & rsquo; s last race national or international advance of the registration deadline in question ISU Championship or the World University Games.
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