Coco
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She hasn't had that kind of elevation on her loop in a long long time. That was exciting to see.
Can the skater at Nebelhorn be one of the skaters who contributed to the opportunity at a 3rd (or 2nd?) spot at the previous season's World Championships?
I read the memo - no, it can not.
Can the skater at Nebelhorn be one of the skaters who contributed to the opportunity at a 3rd (or 2nd?) spot at the previous season's World Championships?
I read the memo - no, it can not.
It really shouldn't matter which top skater we send. Assuming Korea and the US qualify for a Nebelhorn Olympic spot opportunity, our countries should go 1,2 in whatever order.In that case send in Alysa, Amber or Mariah
I fail to understand the marks,other than the fact the books are cooked for the Russians per usual. Our Karen deserved better.
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She also skated in the 3rd to last group with a lot of great skaters still ahead. She was marked quite fairly, IMO. The top 5 were really the highlight of the event.I fail to understand the marks,other than the fact the books are cooked for the Russians per usual. Our Karen deserved better.
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Oh Madeline was dynamite and if skate Canada does not get its act together and recognize their own talent she should go skate for another country if able. Lol. SC needs new leadership, I agree with others.She also skated in the 3rd to last group with a lot of great skaters still ahead. She was marked quite fairly, IMO. The top 5 were really the highlight of the event.
Schizas was also quite the revelation and Mikutina was fantastic.
Or a year without...well, you know, disrupting everything and putting everyone on edge.I’m aghast at what happened to some of the women here, and wonder if they would have performed differently with an audience.
Absolutely! It’s just that some of the women who did not skate well in the SP actually did do some high profile competitions this season and skated well. Some skaters may also draw energy from an audience, while others get more nervous. This is definitely not a normal season.Or a year without...well, you know, disrupting everything and putting everyone on edge.
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Bradie looked tight and this program is so awkward for her.
If a country only had one spot, and the skater withdrew due to injury, could that skater compete at Nebelhorn if the injury heals in time? (Mae Bernice Meite of France).Can the skater at Nebelhorn be one of the skaters who contributed to the opportunity at a 3rd (or 2nd?) spot at the previous season's World Championships?
I read the memo - no, it can not.
She withdraws and doesn't have an official final placement. She could've just stood there in pain for the program and gotten some kind of score, but she was in way too much pain to even consider that. Otherwise, she didn't finish the competition.@cmk If she was ready to go by Nebelhorn, she could try to earn a spot for France.
But this wouldn't be under the new rule, just the usual 'try to earn a spot at Nebelhorn.'
Under your scenario, a skater can only only earn the opportunity to earn a spot at Nebelhorn based on points earned by qualifying for the FS.
I'm not sure what would have happened if, for example, she had suffered her injury IN the FS. Does she get 24th place or is she marked as a WD?
Even if she had completed the SP, she still wouldn't be counted for 24th?She withdraws and doesn't have an official final placement. She could've just stood there in pain for the program and gotten some kind of score, but she was in way too much pain to even consider that. Otherwise, she didn't finish the competition.
No, since she did not finish. She gets a WD, not a placement.Even if she had completed the SP, she still wouldn't be counted for 24th?
I see. So a skater definitely has to finish the competition. If that were to happen, then she'd have to go to Nebelhorn to earn a spot, right?No, since she did not finish. She gets a WD, not a placement.
If she finished the competition? Under these new rules, she would've qualified France a spot just by finishing the LP. But only 23 spots would be allocated from Worlds if she WD.I see. So a skater definitely has to finish the competition. If that were to happen, then she'd have to go to Nebelhorn to earn a spot, right?
I meant if she completed the SP but skated the LP, did some elements, but then withdrew from injury as per @Coco's hypo. She'd be considered a withdrawn skater, and as you said, only 23 spots would be allocated and then France has to send someone to Nebelhorn and finish in that top 6.If she finished the competition? Under these new rules, she would've qualified France a spot just by finishing the LP. But only 23 spots would be allocated from Worlds if she WD.
Now someone does need to go to Nebelhorn from France and finish in that top 6.