Remember that any nation in A-C categories (basically the top 10 nations at junior worlds, see JGP announcement) can relinquish a spot to B nations (nations finishing 4-6). Sometimes, a relinquished spot comes not from a country that had 2 spots at an event, but a lower-ranked country who only had one spot and decided not to use it.
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Ahhh, good catch! It is possible that Swizterland picked up the 2nd spot in Osaka from Georgia (can't imagine that France or Estonia would give up a spot and we know Canada is using all 6 of their spots for the Women).
@Gris - maybe the CFSA changed its mind about not sending any skaters to Istanbul. They are eligible to send 1 man, 2 women & 2 pairs. It would make sense to give a 2nd man a 2nd assignment, give 2 more women 1 assignment, and give 2 assignments to a 4th pairs team (if they have 4 jr-age-eligible pairs teams, that is).
Skipping Yerevan makes complete sense, though - they could only send 2 women to that event, so it would be an expensive trip for the discipline that already has the most opportunities for their skaters and no other disciplines represented.
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I wouldn't be surprised to see Italy giving up something in Yerevan but I would be surprise if they relinquish spots in Budapest and Gdanks given they have accepted one spot in Bangkok and Osaka. Budapest and Gdansk are much easier and cheaper to reach from Italy (direct flights) than Asia.
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My question with Italy is do they have enough junior men to use up 10 spots, especially with Memola definitely moving up to seniors. They have Zich and ????
Matteo Nalbone (2005) and Tommaso Barison (2005) did JGPs last season.
Buttiero Khorev etc was born on January 2010.
The 4th at 2022 Junior Nationals was Nikita Dossena (June 2008).
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The Osaka JGP #4 announcement is up -
The mystery of how Switzerland gained a second Women's spot remains since China and Korea are both listed as using 2. Japan, of course, has 3 as host. USA, Georgia, Canada, France & Estonia are each listed as using 1 spot, so Switzerland didn't pick up a 2nd spot from any of the countries that are eligible to relinquish one. The only other possible explanation would be that since Japan, as host, automatically gets 3, Switzerland gets Japan's guaranteed 2nd spot by default? I dunno...
Canada, Korea AND the USA each gained a 2nd spot in Men - Italy is using ZERO spots for the Men here
, and we already knew about Switzerland using only 1, and Japan gets a 3rd spot as host.
The USA and France each gained a 2nd spot in Ice Dance - Canada is using both their spots, Korea is using 1, Great Britain is using 1, and Czechia is using ZERO - not necessarily a surprise as I was pretty sure that Czechia didn't have 7 junior dance teams (they had 4 including the Mrazeks last season, plus 1 Intermediate Novice team, competing through the fall).
The mystery of how Switzerland gained a second Women's spot remains since China and Korea are both listed as using 2. Japan, of course, has 3 as host. USA, Georgia, Canada, France & Estonia are each listed as using 1 spot, so Switzerland didn't pick up a 2nd spot from any of the countries that are eligible to relinquish one. The only other possible explanation would be that since Japan, as host, automatically gets 3, Switzerland gets Japan's guaranteed 2nd spot by default? I dunno...
Canada, Korea AND the USA each gained a 2nd spot in Men - Italy is using ZERO spots for the Men here
, and we already knew about Switzerland using only 1, and Japan gets a 3rd spot as host.The USA and France each gained a 2nd spot in Ice Dance - Canada is using both their spots, Korea is using 1, Great Britain is using 1, and Czechia is using ZERO - not necessarily a surprise as I was pretty sure that Czechia didn't have 7 junior dance teams (they had 4 including the Mrazeks last season, plus 1 Intermediate Novice team, competing through the fall).
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The Budapest JGP #5 Announcement is also up!
Men - Italy, Japan & Switzerland all confirmed to have 2 men, so no reallocated spots.
Women - China, Japan & Korea all confirmed to have 2 women, so no reallocated spots.
Ice Dance - Canada, France & USA each have 2 spots, Czechia & Korea are using 1 spot, and Great Britain passed on a 2nd spot again.
Men - Italy, Japan & Switzerland all confirmed to have 2 men, so no reallocated spots.
Women - China, Japan & Korea all confirmed to have 2 women, so no reallocated spots.
Ice Dance - Canada, France & USA each have 2 spots, Czechia & Korea are using 1 spot, and Great Britain passed on a 2nd spot again.
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Definitely a lot more clarity on how many spots are going to be reallocated in each discipline with the Osaka & Budapest announcements today.
All told, we have a pretty good grasp of how the extra spots for the Men are likely to shake out -
Japan - 3 at Osaka; 2 at the other 6 JGPs - will use 15 overall
Switzerland - 0 at Bangkok & Yerevan; 2 at Linz, Istanbul, Budapest & Gdansk (4 events); 1 at Osaka - relinquished 5 spots total; will use 9 overall
Italy - 2 at Linz; 1 at Bangkok, Istanbul & Budapest; guaranteed 2 at Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 5 spots so far; could use up to 9 but might not
Canada - 2 at Bangkok, Istanbul, Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Linz; 1 at Budapest & Gdansk - picked up 4 spots for 11 total
USA - 2 at Bangkok, Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Linz & Istanbul & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk - picked up 3 spots so far and a strong possibility of picking up at 4th at Gdansk, will wind up with either 10 or 11 spots total
Korea - 2 at Osaka; 1 at every JGP - eligible to receive a 2nd at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul & Budapest but declined - picked up a 2nd spot at Osaka, but will probably decline 2nd spots for Gdansk & Yerevan and finish up the JGP with 8 spots overall
With regard to the Women -
Japan - 3 at Osaka; 2 at the other 6 JGPs - will use 15 overall
Korea - 2 at every GP - will use all 14
China - 2 at every GP - their internal selection document indicates they will not be sending a delegation to either Istanbul or Yerevan, but the Istanbul selection document has them using their 2 spots there; it's been confirmed Switzerland gained a 2nd spot in Yerevan, so it would appear that China has definitely declined those 2 spots - expected to use 12 overall
Switzerland - 2 at Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk - picked up 2 for a total of 9 spots
USA - should have 2 at Yerevan; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk - picked up 1 for a total of 8 overall
Georgia - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - probably will not pick up any additional spots
As far as Dance is concerned -
Canada - 2 at every JGP - will use 14 overall
Czechia - 2 at Bangkok & Istanbul; 1 at Linz & Budapest; 0 at Osaka; guaranteed 2 at Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 4 spots so far and will use 10 spots at most
Korea - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 2 at Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 5 spots so far and there's no reason to believe they will use more than 1 at the remaining JGPs or possibly none, could use up to 9 spots but will probably only use 6 or 7
Great Britain - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - have not accepted a 2nd spot at the 1st 5 JGPs even though they're first in line, so the question now is whether or not they'll take a 2nd at any of the JGPs?
USA - 2 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - picked up 5 spots so far and there's no reason to think they won't pick up at least 1 more for 13 spots total
France - 1 at Bangkok; 2 at Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - picked up 4 spots so far and it's a strong possibility they will pick up at least 1 more for a total of 12 spots
*** Israel declined their guaranteed spot at Istanbul, which is how both France and the USA picked up a 2nd spot there
All told, we have a pretty good grasp of how the extra spots for the Men are likely to shake out -
Japan - 3 at Osaka; 2 at the other 6 JGPs - will use 15 overall
Switzerland - 0 at Bangkok & Yerevan; 2 at Linz, Istanbul, Budapest & Gdansk (4 events); 1 at Osaka - relinquished 5 spots total; will use 9 overall
Italy - 2 at Linz; 1 at Bangkok, Istanbul & Budapest; guaranteed 2 at Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 5 spots so far; could use up to 9 but might not
Canada - 2 at Bangkok, Istanbul, Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Linz; 1 at Budapest & Gdansk - picked up 4 spots for 11 total
USA - 2 at Bangkok, Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Linz & Istanbul & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk - picked up 3 spots so far and a strong possibility of picking up at 4th at Gdansk, will wind up with either 10 or 11 spots total
Korea - 2 at Osaka; 1 at every JGP - eligible to receive a 2nd at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul & Budapest but declined - picked up a 2nd spot at Osaka, but will probably decline 2nd spots for Gdansk & Yerevan and finish up the JGP with 8 spots overall
With regard to the Women -
Japan - 3 at Osaka; 2 at the other 6 JGPs - will use 15 overall
Korea - 2 at every GP - will use all 14
China - 2 at every GP - their internal selection document indicates they will not be sending a delegation to either Istanbul or Yerevan, but the Istanbul selection document has them using their 2 spots there; it's been confirmed Switzerland gained a 2nd spot in Yerevan, so it would appear that China has definitely declined those 2 spots - expected to use 12 overall
Switzerland - 2 at Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk - picked up 2 for a total of 9 spots
USA - should have 2 at Yerevan; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk - picked up 1 for a total of 8 overall
Georgia - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - probably will not pick up any additional spots
As far as Dance is concerned -
Canada - 2 at every JGP - will use 14 overall
Czechia - 2 at Bangkok & Istanbul; 1 at Linz & Budapest; 0 at Osaka; guaranteed 2 at Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 4 spots so far and will use 10 spots at most
Korea - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 2 at Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 5 spots so far and there's no reason to believe they will use more than 1 at the remaining JGPs or possibly none, could use up to 9 spots but will probably only use 6 or 7
Great Britain - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - have not accepted a 2nd spot at the 1st 5 JGPs even though they're first in line, so the question now is whether or not they'll take a 2nd at any of the JGPs?
USA - 2 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - picked up 5 spots so far and there's no reason to think they won't pick up at least 1 more for 13 spots total
France - 1 at Bangkok; 2 at Linz, Istanbul, Osaka & Budapest; guaranteed 1 at Gdansk & Yerevan - picked up 4 spots so far and it's a strong possibility they will pick up at least 1 more for a total of 12 spots
*** Israel declined their guaranteed spot at Istanbul, which is how both France and the USA picked up a 2nd spot there
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The Gdansk and Yerevan announcements are up:
-The US has picked up extra men's and ladies' spots in Yerevan and extra dance spots in both events
-France got an extra dance spot in Yerevan
-Canada got an extra men's spot in Yerevan (previously reported)
-The US has picked up extra men's and ladies' spots in Yerevan and extra dance spots in both events
-France got an extra dance spot in Yerevan
-Canada got an extra men's spot in Yerevan (previously reported)
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Gdansk announcement - https://isu.org/docman-documents-li...-skating-gdansk-pol-2023-24-announcement/file
Yerevan announcement - https://isu.org/docman-documents-li...skating-yerevan-arm-2023-24-announcement/file
Men -
Japan - 3 spots in Osaka, 2 spots in the other 6 - 15 spots total
Canada - 2 at Bangkok, Istanbul, Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Linz, Budapest & Gdansk - picked up 4 spots for 11 spots total
USA - 2 at Bangkok, Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Linz & Istanbul, Budapest & Gdansk - picked up 3 spots for 10 spots total
Switzerland - 0 at Bangkok & Yerevan; 2 at Linz, Istanbul, Budapest & Gdansk (4 events); 1 at Osaka - relinquished 5 spots total; will use 9 overall
Italy - 0 at Osaka; 2 at Linz, Budapest & Gdansk; 1 at Bangkok, Istanbul & Yerevan - relinquished 5 spots total; will use 9 spots overall
Korea - 2 at Osaka; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Budapest, Gdansk & Yerevan - picked up a 2nd spot at Osaka for 8 spots overall
Women -
Japan - 3 spots in Osaka, 2 spots in the other 6 - 15 spots total
Korea - 2 at every GP - will use all 14
China - 0 at Yerevan; 2 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka, Budapest, & Gdansk - relinquished 2 spots total; will use 12 spots overall
Switzerland - 2 at Osaka & Yerevan; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Budapest & Gdansk - picked up 2 for a total of 9 spots
USA - 2 at Yerevan; 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka, Budapest, & Gdansk - picked up 1 for a total of 8 spots overall
Georgia - 1 at every GP - did not pick up any additional spots
Dance -
Canada - 2 at every JGP - will use 14 overall
USA - 2 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka, Budapest, Gdansk & Yerevan - picked up 7 spots for a total of 14 spots
France - 1 at Bangkok & Gdansk; 2 at Linz, Istanbul, Osaka, Budapest & Yerevan - picked up 5 spots for a total of 12 spots
Czechia - 2 at Bangkok, Istanbul & Gdansk; 1 at Linz & Budapest; 0 at Osaka & Yerevan - relinquished 6 spots total; will use 8 spots overall
Korea - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka, Budapest, Gdansk & Yerevan - relinquished 7 spots total; will use 7 spots overall
Great Britain - 1 at Bangkok, Linz, Istanbul, Osaka, Budapest, Gdansk & Yerevan - did not accept a 2nd spot at any of the JGPs; will use 7 spots total
*** Israel declined their guaranteed spot at Istanbul, which is how both France and the USA picked up a 2nd spot there
Biggest winner in the "how many extra spots can we pick up?" sweepstakes is USA Ice Dance, with French Ice Dance in the silver medal position, Canadian Men winning bronze, and the USA Men grabbing pewter (seems appropriate to award a pewter since it is a US discipline coming in 4th, lol).
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Australia's assignments for Bangkok -
Women - Hana Bath
Men - Julio Potapenko
Ice Dance - Renee Yuen/Oliver Ma
Women - Hana Bath
Men - Julio Potapenko
Ice Dance - Renee Yuen/Oliver Ma
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Alieva/Barshak GEO will be competing in Istanbul and Budapest per their IG story that they've bought their airline tickets.
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Mexico has 3 entries for their women and 2 entries for ice dance on the JGP - assignments listed here - https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu2mCaALVRg/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Istanbul - Natalia Acosta Moises, Harlow Stanley/Nikita Sosnenko
Osaka - Regina Garcia de Leon Saab
Gdansk - Women TBD between Acosta & Garcia, Stanley/Sosnenko
Istanbul - Natalia Acosta Moises, Harlow Stanley/Nikita Sosnenko
Osaka - Regina Garcia de Leon Saab
Gdansk - Women TBD between Acosta & Garcia, Stanley/Sosnenko
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It seems that the Ukrainian federation forgot about spots or decided not to give them to anyone on purpose.
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Entries aren't due for Bangkok until this Friday. There is still time.
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I doubt that any of the Ukrainian skaters will go to Thailand or Japan. The Ukrainian federation, even in good times, refused to travel to such distant countries.
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Fair point. How many junior dance teams do they have? Here is what Ukraine has allotted for the JGP -
Bangkok - 1 dance team
Linz, Istanbul & Gdansk - 1 man, 1 woman, 1 dance team, 2 pairs teams
Osaka - 1 man, 1 dance team
Budapest - 1 man, 1 dance team, 2 pairs teams
Yerevan - no entries
Dance - 6 spots. Theoretically, 3 dance teams could get 2 assignments each if there are 3 teams that they want to send out on the JGP, but if they don't have 3 teams, then not sending a team to Bangkok or Osaka makes good financial sense.
Pairs - it would be lovely if Ukraine had 4 pairs teams, but I'll be surprised if they use more than 2 of the 8 spots they have.
Men - 5 spots - could lose 1 spot if they don't send anyone to Osaka, which would be a shame.
Women - 3 spots - those are going to be premium to come by for the Ukrainian junior girls.
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We definitely have 3 dance teams: Pinchuk/Pogorielov, Pidgaina/Koval and Rekunova/Fediankin. The last couple is the only candidate to travel to Korea to participate in the Youth Olympic Games. So 6 spots would be useful to us, but I'm afraid that there will be no one in Thailand.
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^^^ Thanks for including 2022-23 JPN Nationals placements @Gris! 
- making JGP debuts for Japan this season are:
Women: Yo Takagi, Haruna Murakami (singles this year), Rena Uezono (also the Novice A Girls champion in Oct. 2022)
Men: Taiga Nishino, Daiya Ebihara (he also was Eastern Section J4 in Nov. 2022)
Ice Dance: Sara Kishimoto/Atsuhiko Tamura
Machine translation re. JGP selection (copied from JSF's international selection document that's linked in post #26 of the Japanese news thread):
"Men's and women's single pairs will be selected at the dispatch selection meeting held at the end of June 2023.
Selection will be made with comprehensive consideration."
- making JGP debuts for Japan this season are:Women: Yo Takagi, Haruna Murakami (singles this year), Rena Uezono (also the Novice A Girls champion in Oct. 2022)
Men: Taiga Nishino, Daiya Ebihara (he also was Eastern Section J4 in Nov. 2022)
Ice Dance: Sara Kishimoto/Atsuhiko Tamura
Machine translation re. JGP selection (copied from JSF's international selection document that's linked in post #26 of the Japanese news thread):
"Men's and women's single pairs will be selected at the dispatch selection meeting held at the end of June 2023.
Selection will be made with comprehensive consideration."
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I'm sorry that Ukraine isn't sending a dance team to Bangkok. Hopefully they will send some skaters to Osaka.
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To be honest, I think it's time for ISU to allow spots relocation. At least 1 or 2. This would allow poor federations to send more athletes.
It's not uncommon to have the European athletes choose to compete at the European JGPs, as they have that option. (In dance, we usually only get the Russians at the non-European JGP because they had to fill all their spots and then a few European teams that don't train in Europe). I'm sorry Ukraine won't be sending anyone to Bangkok. But I am glad there is more than one JGP outside of Europe this season.
Japan might attract more competitors than Thailand as Japan is such a skating mecca.
Japan might attract more competitors than Thailand as Japan is such a skating mecca.
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I can't say I agree with you. This would unfairly benefit European feds more than any other feds since usually 5-6 of the 7 JGPs are in Europe. It is ridiculously expensive for Asian feds, Australia, New Zealand, and Latin American feds to get their skaters to any of the European JGPs. Heck, even the Korean fed (presumably one of the wealthier feds) doesn't have the money to pay the travel expenses for all of their skaters.
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It appears the French JGP selection is happening in Courchevel this weekend.
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Lena MALIQUEO-REPOUX / Illia SYNELNIKOV FRA 5 S
Dania MOUADEN / Theo BIGOT FRA 5 S
Ambre PERRIER GIANESINI / Samuel BLANC KLAPERMAN FRA 5 S
Diane SZNAJDER / Joseph BOOTH FRA 5 S
8 Alexia KRUK / Jan EISENHABER GER 6
Mia Lee MAYER / Davide CALDERARI GER 6 S
9 Giulia Isabella PAOLINO / Andrea TUBA ITA 7
10 KOR TBA / KOR TBA KOR 8
11 Felicity CHASE / Mikhail AJAM RSA 9
12 Jenna HAUER / Benjamin STARR USA 10
13 Leah NESET / Artem MARKELOV USA 10
Kristina BLAND / Matthew SPERRY USA 10 S
Helena CARHART / Volodymyr HOROVYI USA 10 S
Julia EPPS / Blake GILMAN USA 10 S
Olivia ILIN / Dylan CAIN USA 10 S
Elliana PEAL / Ethan PEAL USA 10 S
14 Sofiya BURIEVA / Konstantin LI UZB 11
Entries
No. Name Nation
1 Vinceman CHONG AUS 1
Julio POTAPENKO AUS 1 S
2 Grayson LONG CAN 2
3 Rio MORITA CAN 2
Alec GUINZBOURG CAN 2 S
David HOWES CAN 2 S
David SHTEYNGART CAN 2 S
4 Wenbao HAN CHN 3
Tonghe TIAN CHN 3 S
5 Francois PITOT FRA 4
Axel AHMED FRA 4 S
Theo BARADEL FRA 4 S
Ilia GOGITIDZE FRA 4 S
Jean MEDARD FRA 4 S
Gianni MOTILLA FRA 4 S
6 Jarvis HO HKG 5
Chiu Hei CHEUNG HKG 5 S
Chit Wang CHOW HKG 5 S
7 Betrand Zeusef ZURIEL INA 6
8 Manjesh TIWARI IND 7
9 Tamir KUPERMAN ISR 8
Leonid GITELMAN ISR 8 S
Nikita SHEIKO ISR 8 S
10 Raffaele Francesco ZICH ITA 9
11 Rio NAKATA JPN 10
12 Tsudoi SUTO JPN 10
Daiya EBIHARA JPN 10 S
Haru KAKIUCHI JPN 10 S
Masaya MISHIMA JPN 10 S
Shunsuke NAKAMURA JPN 10 S
Taiga NISHINO JPN 10 S
Seigo TAUCHI JPN 10 S
13 Nikita KRIVOSHEYEV KAZ 11
Nikita KOZLOV KAZ 11 S
Artur SMAGULOV KAZ 11 S
14 Men KOR TBA KOR 12
15 Ze Zeng FANG MAS 13
16 Yanhao LI NZL 14
17 Brandon James BALDOZ PHI 15
18 Cody KOCK RSA 16
19 Casper JOHANSSON SWE 17
Hugo BOSTEDT SWE 17 S
Elias SAYED SWE 17 S
20 Yu-Hsiang LI TPE 18
21 Jacob SANCHEZ USA 19
22 Michael XIE USA 19
Nicholas BROOKS USA 19 S
Lorenzo ELANO USA 19 S
Aleksandr FEGAN USA 19 S
Kirk HAUGETO USA 19 S
Joseph KLEIN USA 19 S
Kai KOVAR USA 19 S
Daniel MARTYNOV USA 19 S
Antonio MONACO USA 19 S
Taira SHINOHARA USA 19 S
Beck STROMMER USA 19 S
23 Hoang Huu NGUYEN VIE 20
Junior Women
Entries
No. Name Nation
1 Hana BATH AUS 1
Andrea GUO AUS 1 S
Sienna KACZMARCZYK AUS 1 S
Luna SHIMOGAKI AUS 1 S
Vlada VASILIEV AUS 1 S
2 Hetty SHI CAN 2
Lulu LIN CAN 2 S
Aleksa VOLKOVA CAN 2 S
Megan WOODLEY CAN 2 S
3 Ruotang LI CHN 3
4 Ruichen TONG CHN 3
Mengqi ZHANG CHN 3 S
5 Hannah DABEES EGY 4
6 Ninon DAPOIGNY FRA 5
Alice CASALENGO FRA 5 S
Eve DUBECQ FRA 5 S
Stefania GLADKI FRA 5 S
Milana MOZEIKO FRA 5 S
7 Anna Elizabeth GREKUL GER 6
8 Chloe Desiree LEUNG HKG 7
Tsz Ching CHAN HKG 7 S
Megan WONG HKG 7 S
Yun XUE HKG 7 S
9 Melody Asri FATIMAH INA 8
10 Sophia SHIFRIN ISR 9
Gabriella GRINBERG ISR 9 S
Anna SHENIUK ISR 9 S
11 Amanda GHEZZO ITA 10
12 Ami NAKAI JPN 11
13 Yo TAKAGI JPN 11
Ikura KUSHIDA JPN 11 S
Haruna MURAKAMI JPN 11 S
Yurina OKUNO JPN 11 S
Ayumi SHIBAYAMA JPN 11 S
Mao SHIMADA JPN 11 S
Rena UEZONO JPN 11 S
Kaoruko WADA JPN 11 S
14 Lady KOR TBA 1 KOR 12
15 Lady KOR TBA 2 KOR 12
16 Jelizaveta DERECINA LAT 13
17 Katherine ONG PUI KUAN MAS 14
Sueanne Sze Ern LAM MAS 14 S
Wei Xuan OH MAS 14 S
18 Misheel OTGONBAATAR MGL 15
19 Misaki JOE NZL 16
Qiwen AIXINJUELUO NZL 16 S
20 Sofia Lexi Jacqueline FRANK PHI 17
21 Ella HAWKES RSA 18
22 Vianna Shen-Rou LINKE SGP 19
Valerie ANG SGP 19 S
Zixi GUO SGP 19 S
McKayla ONG SGP 19 S
Cheryl Wen Wei WEE SGP 19 S
23 Anthea GRADINARU SUI 20
Olivia BACSA SUI 20 S
Anastasia BRANDENBURG SUI 20 S
Sara FRANZI SUI 20 S
Eugenia SEKULOVSKI SUI 20 S
Leandra TZIMPOUKAKIS SUI 20 S
24 Supitsara ATTAWIBOON THA 21
25 Cristabelle CHANG THA 21
26 Phattaratida KANESHIGE THA 21
Kidakarn THAMSIRIANUNT THA 21 S
27 Yu-Feng TSAI TPE 22
28 Elisa WESTERHOF UAE 23
29 Annika CHAO USA 24
Sarah EVERHARDT USA 24 S
Logan HIGASE-CHEN USA 24 S
Jiaying Ellyse JOHNSON USA 24 S
Mia KALIN USA 24 S
Teryn KIM USA 24 S
Josephine LEE USA 24 S
Soho LEE USA 24 S
Elyce LIN-GRACEY USA 24 S
Cleo PARK USA 24 S
Katie SHEN USA 24 S
Sherry ZHANG USA 24 S
30 Varvara KOROTKOVA UZB 25
Sevinch RAKHIMOVA UZB 25 S
Viktoriya VAGAPOVA UZB 25 S
Sofiya VIDRINA UZB 25 S
31 Huong Dieu LE VIE 26
Junior Ice Dance
Entries
No. Name Nation
1 Renee YUEN / Oliver MA AUS 1
2 Victoria CARANDIUC / Andrei CARANDIUC CAN 2
3 Layla VEILLON / Alexander BRANDYS CAN 2
Charlotte CHUNG / Axel MACKENZIE CAN 2 S
Aurea CINCON-DEBOUT / Earl Jesse CELESTINO CAN 2 S
Dana SABATINI-SPECIALE / Nicholas BUELOW CAN 2 S
4 Yufei LIN / Zijian GAO CHN 3
Xinyi YU / Tianyi LIU CHN 3 S
5 Natalie BLAASOVA / Filip BLAAS CZE 4
6 Eliska ZAKOVA / Filip MENCL CZE 4
7 Celina FRADJI / Jean-Hans FOURNEAUX FRA 5
Eva BERNARD / Amedeo BONETTO FRA 5 S
Estelle BOUILLET / Martin CHARDAIN FRA 5 S
Maissane CHINE / Lucas CHATAIGNOUX FRA 5 S
Nell DENTON / Louis VARESCON FRA 5 S
Louise DUPRAT / Tahory TADDEI-DUGUE FRA 5 S
Diane GALLIX / Elod EGYED-ZSIGMOND FRA 5 S
Lea HIENNE / Baptiste FERRAND FRA 5 S
Lena MALIQUEO-REPOUX / Illia SYNELNIKOV FRA 5 S
Dania MOUADEN / Theo BIGOT FRA 5 S
Ambre PERRIER GIANESINI / Samuel BLANC KLAPERMAN FRA 5 S
Diane SZNAJDER / Joseph BOOTH FRA 5 S
8 Alexia KRUK / Jan EISENHABER GER 6
Mia Lee MAYER / Davide CALDERARI GER 6 S
9 Giulia Isabella PAOLINO / Andrea TUBA ITA 7
10 KOR TBA / KOR TBA KOR 8
11 Felicity CHASE / Mikhail AJAM RSA 9
12 Jenna HAUER / Benjamin STARR USA 10
13 Leah NESET / Artem MARKELOV USA 10
Kristina BLAND / Matthew SPERRY USA 10 S
Helena CARHART / Volodymyr HOROVYI USA 10 S
Julia EPPS / Blake GILMAN USA 10 S
Olivia ILIN / Dylan CAIN USA 10 S
Elliana PEAL / Ethan PEAL USA 10 S
14 Sofiya BURIEVA / Konstantin LI UZB 11
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Initial thoughts - both the Men and Women’s fields are stacked with at least 9-10 possible medalists once we get the Korean entries. Ice Dance is a really light field (absolutely shocked at the Canadian teams and the subs listed given the results at their Next Gen Camp simulated competition this weekend), but there is at least a good battle set up for gold between Fradji/Forneaux and Neset/Markelov, while Hauer/Starr are, easily, the leading bronze medal contenders.
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