Figure skating - Jr.Grand Prix 2014
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With the conclusion of the seventh stage, hosted by the & ldquo; Dom Sportova & rdquo; Zagreb & egrave; pigeonholed the qualifying phase of the eighteenth edition of the Junior Grand Prix circuit.
Monday 13 October 2014 19 minutes reading time
The lion's share, as has happened in the past season, & egrave; touched to Russia, that & egrave; managed to win at least two hits in each discipline guaranteeing twelve of the twenty-four places available for the final in Barcelona. Moreover, in the & rsquo; act in the final program in Spain between the & rsquo; 11 and December 14, Russia will & agrave; l & rsquo; only country to deploy at least one representative in each discipline.
He licks, however, the wounds the US movement, historically the main alternative to Russia. The skaters Americans have not gotten any stage win and have filed a single qualification to the final thanks to a couple of artistic Liu / Johnson, who has reached the & rsquo; goal for the skin of our teeth. The debacle of that & rsquo; not find any previous year in the past. Except for l & rsquo; edition of 2001, almost deserted en masse after the tragic events of & rsquo; September 11, the United States had always taken part in at least three finals and only in 2002 did not have enjoyed huge success in the qualification round. Excluding the 2001 at least one skater Stars and Stripes had always reached the & rsquo; Final Act in the men and women in the field, while in the dance l & rsquo; single season without finalists dates back to 2002.
The season & egrave; was, however, positive for Canada, returning from the stalemate of & rsquo; past year. The roadmap speaks of five stage wins and four entrances to the final in Barcelona, ​​where the couple artistic Seguin / sar Bilodeau & agrave; accredited for the underdogs. L & rsquo; weak link in the chain & egrave; revealed the female sector, but it is not a novelty & agrave ;.
After l & rsquo; absence from episodic & rsquo; last final, Japan & egrave; returned to play a leading role in the women's field, confirming all & rsquo; height of the situation also in the male. The Japanese movement ended the qualifying stage with three stage wins and earned five seats for the final, as almost always happened distributed among the races in the individual.
China, for the first time from the distant 2006 will not be & agrave; present in the & rsquo; concluding act of the pairs of art, thanks to the choice of the federation to boycott the circuit. They are & ograve; satisfaction you arrive thanks to Boyang Jin, winner of two stages in the race and to reconfirm the title won last December in Fukuoka.
Among the novelties & agrave; this season, the first win of the story stands for Korea in the men's field. & nbsp; The success & egrave; been conquered by June Hyoung Lee, who & egrave; also easily qualified for the final in the past reached and won by only Yu-Na Kim.
For l & rsquo; Italy, the best results were obtained in the dance. Sara Ghislandi / Jonah Third-Ortenzi were placed in sixth position in the stage of Ljubljana, while Valentina Gabusi / Nik Mirzakhani tenths were in Dresden. Must also remarkability placements of the White Manacorda / Niccol & ograve; Macii, eighth and ninth in Tallinn in Zagreb between pairs of art. In any case, the total budget remains negative. Pesa however, the fact that some skaters will be presented at the start of the races in poor shape with no more & ugrave; two minutes of free program in the legs. In all this, & egrave; lack of some questionable choice in the selection of athletes, the result of the typically Italian habit of wanting to please at all costs every parish. It goes without s & eacute; & that is not egrave; however, this was the main cause of the negative results.
To summarize the situation, Russia has given all & rsquo; Europe twelve seats for the final in Barcelona, ​​l & rsquo; Asia has qualified seven athletes in three different countries, while the North America & egrave; managed to secure five appearances between Canada and the United States.
The 'only athlete who, despite winning a stage of qualification, has not reached the final & egrave; was the Russian Andrei Lazukin.
LIST OF QUALIFIED
FEMALE FIELD (five wins went to Russia and two in Japan)
1) 30 (15 | 15) 369.65 & ndash; (RUS, 02/2000) SAKHANOVICH Serafima2) 30 (15 | 15) 350.67 & ndash; (RUS, 11/1999) Medvedeva Evgenia3) 28 (13 | 15) 345.82 & ndash; (JPN, 01/2001) & nbsp; HIGUCHI Wakaba4) 28 (13 | 15) 330.48 & ndash; (RUS, 04/2000) SOTSKOVA Maria5) 26 (13 | 13) 326.07 & ndash; (JPN, 11/1998) & nbsp; NAGAI Yuka6) 24 (09 | 15) 308.42 & ndash; (JPN, 10/1996) & nbsp; NAKASHIO Miyu
RiserveA) 24 (11 | 13) 330.36 & ndash; (USA, 08/1999) CHEN KarenB) 24 (11 | 13) 324.17 & ndash; (KAZ, 02/2000) TURZYNBAEVA ElizabetC) 22 (13 | 09) 313.02 & ndash; (JPN, 08/1997) & nbsp; Nitaya RinMigliore short program - SAKHANOVICH & nbsp; & nbsp; 66,58 (40,20 | 27,38), LubianaMigliore free program - SAKHANOVICH & nbsp; 125.38 (68,75 | 65,63), LubianaMigliore score - SAKHANOVCIH 191.96 (66.58 | 125.38), Ljubljana
FIELD MEN (two wins have gone to China and Russia. Japan, Korea and Canada have achieved success)
1) 30 (15 | 15) 442.09 & ndash; (CHN, 10/1997) JIN Boyang2) 28 (13 | 15) 447,50 & ndash; (JPN, 12/1997) & nbsp; A Shoma3) 28 (13 | 15) 424.70 & ndash; (RUS, 04/1999) PETROV Alexander4) 26 (15 | 11) 407.73 & ndash; (KOR, 10/1996) LEE June Hyoung5) 26 (13 | 13) 398.50 & ndash; (JPN, 01/2000) & nbsp; YAMAMOTO Sota6) 24 (15 | 09) 384.52 & ndash; (CAN, 05/1999) Roman Sadovsky
RiserveA) (11 | 13) & ndash; 389,54 & ndash; (CHN, 11/1996) ZHANG HEB) (11 | 13) & ndash; 367.85 & ndash; (RUS, 06/1998) Samarin AlexanderC) (11 | 11) & ndash; 375.66 & ndash; (RUS, 06/1999) Aliev Dmitri
Best short program - ONE & nbsp; 74.82 (41,14 | 33,68), ZagabriaMigliore free program - A 152.69 (80.25 | 72.44), ZagabriaMigliore score - ONE 227.51 (74.82 | 152.69), Zagreb
DANCE
(Five wins went to Russia and two in Canada)
1) 30 (15 | 15) 297.34 & ndash; (RUS) Yanovskaya / MOZGOV2) 28 (15 | 13) 282.68 & ndash; (CAN) BENT / MACKEEN3) 28 (13 | 15) 278.73 & ndash; (RUS) POPOVA / VLASENKO4) 28 (15 | 13) 266.42 & ndash; (RUS) Loboda / DRZOD5) 28 (13 | 15) 264.04 & ndash; (CAN) EDWARDS / PANG6) 24 (15 | 09) 252,08 & ndash; (RUS) Morozova / Zhirnov
RiserveA) 24 (11 | 13) 271.85 & ndash; (USA) PARSONS / PARSONSB) 24 (11 | 13) 270.14 & ndash; (USA) MCNAMARA / CARPENTERC) 24 (13 | 11) 262.08 & ndash; (CAN) Delmaestro / LUM
Best short-dance - POPOVA / Vlasenko 59,91 (31,97 | 27,94), DresdaMigliore free dance - Yanovskaya / Mozgov 92,44 (44,56 | 47,88), TallinnMigliore score - Yanovskaya / Mozgov 152.00 (59,56 | 92,44), Tallinn
COUPLE OF ART (two wins have gone to Russia and two in Canada)
1) 30 (15 | 15) 333.50 & ndash; (CAN) SEGUIN / BILODEAU2) 30 (15 | 15) 329.81 & ndash; (RUS) VIGALOVA / ZAKROEV3) 26 (13 | 13) 306.74 & ndash; (RUS) Fedorova / MIROSHKIN4) 24 (11 | 13) 271.74 & ndash; (RUS) GAINETDINOVA / BICH5) 22 (09 | 13) 269.92 & ndash; (RUS) BELHEMISHEVA / BOBROV6) 20 (11 | 09) 266.12 & ndash; (USA) LIU / JOHNSON
Riserve20 (09 | 11) 258.78 & ndash; (RUS) Gubanova / SINITSOV18 (07 | 11) 259.12 & ndash; (UKR) OGANSEIAN / BARDEI14 (09 | 05) 258.38 & ndash; (JPN) KOGA / Boudreau-AUDET
Best Short - SEGUIN / Bilodeau & nbsp; 59,18 (32,83 | 26,35), DresdaMigliore free - SEGUIN / Bilodeau & nbsp; 114,92 (56,33 | 58,59), DresdaMigliore score - SEGUIN / Bilodeau & nbsp; 174.10 (59.18 | 114,92), Dresden
STEPS 2014
1) FRA & nbsp; & ndash; Courchevel & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Riassunto2) SLO & nbsp; & ndash; Ljubljana & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 1 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 2 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 3 & deg; giornata3) CZE & ndash; Ostrava & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 1 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 2 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 3 & deg; giornata4) JPN & ndash; Aichi & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 1 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 2 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 3 & deg; giornata5) EST & ndash; Tallinn & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 1 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 2 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 3 & deg; giornata6) GER & ndash; Dresden & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 1 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 2 & deg; Day & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 3 & deg; giornata7) CRO & ndash; Zagreb & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Short female & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Women's Free men's short & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; free maschile short-dance & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; free dance pairs short & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Free coppieFinale) SPA & ndash; Barcelona
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VICTORIES IN STAGES OF QUALIFICATION OF JR.GRAND PRIX
FEMALE FIELD (135 steps)
42 & ndash; RUSSIA36 & ndash; UNITED UNITI36 & ndash; GIAPPONE04 & ndash; COREA03 & ndash; CANADA03 & ndash; FINLANDIA03 & ndash; UNGHERIA02 & ndash; SVEZIA01 & ndash; REPUBLIC CECA01 & ndash; GEORGIA01 & ndash; Deutschland01 & ndash; ITALIA01 & ndash; POLONIA01 & ndash; SWITZERLAND
FIELD MEN (135 steps) 46 - UNITED UNITI29 & ndash; RUSSIA16 & ndash; CINA15 & ndash; GIAPPONE11 & ndash; CANADA04 & ndash; FRANCIA03 & ndash; REPUBLIC CECA02 & ndash; BULGARIA02 & ndash; Deutschland02 & ndash; UCRAINA01 & ndash; BELGIO01 & ndash; COREA01 & ndash; KAZAKISTAN01 & ndash; SVEZIA01 & ndash; SWITZERLAND
DANCE (135 steps) 65 & ndash; RUSSIA31 & ndash; UNITED UNITI11 & nbsp; & ndash; ITALIA09 & ndash; CANADA09 & nbsp; & ndash; UCRAINA04 - UNGHERIA02 & ndash; FRANCIA02 & ndash; Deutschland01 & ndash; ESTONIA01 & ndash; ISRAEL
COUPLE OF ART (106 steps) 43 & ndash; RUSSIA24 & ndash; UNITED UNITI17 & ndash; CINA15 & ndash; CANADA04 - UCRAINA02 & ndash; GIAPPONE01 & ndash; ESTONIA
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