JGP #5 Budapest - Women SP & FS

[her grace]

Shin

Nice basics. Starting with easier solo jumps landed neatly, working her way up to the harder combos. Beautiful skate, didn't place a foot wrong.

 

[airgelaal]

Jia is flying across the ice

 

[Colonel Green]

Jia didn't really need to think much about the other skaters here, she's got her mind focused on Mao.

 

[ChelleC]

I just adore Jia Shin's skating. She's such a pleasure to watch.

 

[Frau Muller]

JIA SHIN - Absolute vision of beauty! Great look, music, tech.

 

[Holy Headband]

Sensational, exquisite, effortless, invented music, queen of aesthetically unpointed toes, just gorgeous! We're getting you the JWC title by any means necessary.

 

[Colonel Green]

Interesting to contemplate that this would have been her senior debut season if not for the rules change.

 

[Frau Muller]

Korea - Korea - Japan! No surprises, after all.

 

[danafan]

Brandenburg just missed the podium.

 

[Colonel Green]

That has to be a painful miss for Brandenburg.

 

[her grace]

Shin easily into JGP Final as well.

Mad props to Brandenburg for her meteoric rise in the Free skate (2nd in the free skate).

 

[jlai]

Sensational, exquisite, effortless, invented music, queen of aesthetically unpointed toes, just gorgeous! We're getting you the JWC title by any means necessary.

Mao 2nd will have something to say about that

 

[Colonel Green]

Shin easily into JGP Final as well.

Nakai, Shin and (realistically) Shimada are all in. Yu-seong's two silvers position her pretty well, especially with only one other gold medal available assuming Mao wins her second event.

 

[Holy Headband]

Mao 2nd will have something to say about that

I don't like her half as much as I like Jia, so no.

 

[Sylvia]

Junior Women
Result
FPl. Name Nation Points SP FS

GOLD Jia SHIN KOR 200.74 1 1
SILVER Yuseong KIM KOR 176.98 6 3
BRONZE Ayumi SHIBAYAMA JPN 176.59 2 4
4 Anastasia BRANDENBURG SUI 175.51 11 2
5 Sherry ZHANG USA 170.65 8 5
6 Stefania GLADKI FRA 164.13 9 7
7 Iida KARHUNEN FIN 162.55 12 6
8 Shiqi GAO CHN 160.56 5 10
9 Inga GURGENIDZE GEO 159.85 13 8
10 Polina DZSUMANYIJAZOVA HUN 155.95 7 12
11 Anna PEZZETTA ITA 155.84 3 14
12 Yihan WANG CHN 155.28 4 13
13 Haruna MURAKAMI JPN 154.62 10 11
14 Mia RISA GOMEZ NOR 146.45 20 9
15 Hannah FRANK AUT 136.98 14 16
16 Nataly LANGERBAUR EST 133.65 16 18
17 Aleksa VOLKOVA CAN 130.98 15 20
18 Katerina HANUSOVA CZE 128.19 23 15
19 Vanesa SELMEKOVA SVK 126.94 24 17
20 Lia LYUBENOVA BUL 125.94 22 19
21 Anastasija KONGA LAT 122.81 18 23
22 Nina FREDRIKSSON SWE 120.65 19 25
23 Lena CUSAK CRO 120.01 21 22
24 Anna-Flora Colmor JEPSEN DEN 119.20 25 21
25 Gian-Quen ISAACS RSA 118.82 17 27
26 Zala GRUM SLO 112.21 27 24
27 Weronika FERLIN POL 110.10 29 26
28 Jolanda VOS NED 104.79 28 28
29 Giulia CASTORINI BEL 102.74 26 31
30 Pimmpida LERDPRAIWAN THA 100.14 30 29
31 Martina Petra MAJOR HUN 97.35 33 30
32 Cintia SZABO HUN 89.45 31 34
33 Sofi KARAPETYAN ARM 88.62 37 32
34 Ana STRATULAT ROU 85.40 35 33
35 Zeynep Naz DOGAN TUR 85.10 32 35
36 Leila FESTIC BIH 79.97 36 36
37 Sorami TANAKA PER 78.76 34 37
38 Despoina KATSAROU GRE 60.86 38 38

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	CO	PR	SK	Ded. -	StN.
1​	Jia SHIN	KOR	134.49​	73.45​		61.04​	7.46​	7.79​	7.61​	0.00​	#38​
2​	Anastasia BRANDENBURG	SUI	118.36​	63.81​		54.55​	6.89​	6.93​	6.61​	0.00​	#27​
3​	Yuseong KIM	KOR	116.95​	64.73​		53.22​	6.61​	6.71​	6.61​	1.00​	#33​
4​	Ayumi SHIBAYAMA	JPN	114.94​	61.47​		54.47​	6.75​	6.79​	6.86​	1.00​	#37​
5​	Sherry ZHANG	USA	111.34​	60.01​		52.33​	6.32​	6.57​	6.71​	1.00​	#31​
6​	Iida KARHUNEN	FIN	106.54​	56.58​		49.96​	6.25​	6.25​	6.21​	0.00​	#28​
7​	Stefania GLADKI	FRA	105.61​	54.35​		52.26​	6.43​	6.71​	6.43​	1.00​	#30​
8​	Inga GURGENIDZE	GEO	105.53​	55.14​		51.39​	6.32​	6.36​	6.57​	1.00​	#24​
9​	Mia RISA GOMEZ	NOR	101.28​	56.10​		45.18​	5.64​	5.82​	5.46​	0.00​	#17​
10​	Shiqi GAO	CHN	100.16​	51.46​		48.70​	6.07​	5.96​	6.21​	0.00​	#35​
11​	Haruna MURAKAMI	JPN	97.11​	48.91​		49.20​	6.11​	6.00​	6.32​	1.00​	#29​
12​	Polina DZSUMANYIJAZOVA	HUN	96.00​	49.43​		49.57​	6.11​	6.14​	6.32​	3.00​	#32​
13​	Yihan WANG	CHN	94.85​	50.08​		47.77​	5.89​	5.75​	6.25​	3.00​	#34​
14​	Anna PEZZETTA	ITA	94.72​	46.10​		50.62​	6.21​	6.14​	6.61​	2.00​	#36​
15​	Katerina HANUSOVA	CZE	86.93​	49.63​		37.30​	4.57​	4.61​	4.79​	0.00​	#20​
16​	Hannah FRANK	AUT	86.13​	40.45​		45.68​	5.75​	5.75​	5.61​	0.00​	#26​
17​	Vanesa SELMEKOVA	SVK	85.85​	45.96​		39.89​	4.79​	5.04​	5.11​	0.00​	#12​
18​	Nataly LANGERBAUR	EST	85.78​	40.20​		45.58​	5.64​	5.64​	5.79​	0.00​	#22​
19​	Lia LYUBENOVA	BUL	84.41​	41.10​		43.31​	5.61​	5.50​	5.11​	0.00​	#19​
20​	Aleksa VOLKOVA	CAN	81.53​	37.91​		44.62​	5.46​	5.46​	5.79​	1.00​	#21​
21​	Anna-Flora Colmor JEPSEN	DEN	78.86​	35.18​		43.68​	5.50​	5.57​	5.29​	0.00​	#13​
22​	Lena CUSAK	CRO	78.33​	39.02​		40.31​	5.14​	5.00​	4.96​	1.00​	#16​
23​	Anastasija KONGA	LAT	76.86​	39.21​		39.65​	5.00​	4.89​	4.96​	2.00​	#23​
24​	Zala GRUM	SLO	75.68​	38.59​		39.09​	4.82​	4.96​	4.86​	2.00​	#14​
25​	Nina FREDRIKSSON	SWE	75.12​	38.00​		41.12​	5.25​	4.86​	5.29​	4.00​	#18​
26​	Weronika FERLIN	POL	74.94​	43.53​		32.41​	3.96​	3.86​	4.32​	1.00​	#6​
27​	Gian-Quen ISAACS	RSA	72.05​	31.08​		41.97​	5.18​	5.25​	5.29​	1.00​	#25​
28​	Jolanda VOS	NED	68.94​	32.56​		37.38​	4.82​	4.54​	4.64​	1.00​	#11​
29​	Pimmpida LERDPRAIWAN	THA	65.61​	31.17​		34.44​	4.36​	4.36​	4.18​	0.00​	#7​
30​	Martina Petra MAJOR	HUN	65.23​	34.52​		32.71​	4.07​	4.07​	4.11​	2.00​	#9​
31​	Giulia CASTORINI	BEL	64.30​	29.10​		35.20​	4.43​	4.25​	4.50​	0.00​	#15​
32​	Sofi KARAPETYAN	ARM	61.87​	32.20​		31.67​	3.86​	3.86​	4.14​	2.00​	#4​
33​	Ana STRATULAT	ROU	56.65​	26.42​		30.23​	3.71​	3.68​	3.93​	0.00​	#3​
34​	Cintia SZABO	HUN	55.87​	24.17​		32.70​	4.00​	3.93​	4.32​	1.00​	#8​
35​	Zeynep Naz DOGAN	TUR	52.20​	22.39​		30.81​	3.79​	3.75​	4.00​	1.00​	#10​
36​	Leila FESTIC	BIH	51.90​	24.53​		27.37​	3.57​	3.68​	3.00​	0.00​	#5​
37​	Sorami TANAKA	PER	49.94​	23.87​		27.07​	3.32​	3.46​	3.36​	1.00​	#2​
38​	Despoina KATSAROU	GRE	39.77​	19.45​		22.32​	2.75​	2.79​	2.82​	2.00​	#1​

 

[Sylvia]

FS protocols: http://www.isuresults.com/results/s...OR----FNL-000100--_JudgesDetailsperSkater.pdf

 

[Karen-W]

Nakai, Shin and (realistically) Shimada are all in. Yu-seong's two silvers position her pretty well, especially with only one other gold medal available assuming Mao wins her second event.

Two silvers absolutely guarantees a place in the JGPF.

 

[her grace]

Two silvers absolutely guarantees a place in the JGPF.

Not always. Artur Danielian missed out a few years ago with two silvers.

But in this case, with the configurations of how points have been earned this year, she's almost mathematically clinched. Since a maximum of five skaters will win gold this season since Shin and Nakai have already won 2, only 5 skaters can possibly have a higher point total than 26. So at the worst, she would be in a tiebreak at 26 points. Moreover, since Kim is currently in third in the qualification standings, to get knocked out she would need four skaters to come up with 26 points or higher in the next two events. In Poland, it looks like only 2 skaters could achieve 26 points or higher: Uezono (13) and Kwon (11). So she could only be beaten by two skaters there. In Armenia, only Shimada can beat her total, but here's where the slight wrinkle exists that keeps her from being 100% in: any skater whose 2 assignments are Poland and Armenia could potentially achieve 26 points. In reality, that's probably not happening since the only skater in that position is Poland's Aleksandra Janikowska. So basically, she's in.

 

[Sylvia]

^^^ Thanks for the analysis, @her grace! I've quoted your post above and re-posted it in the JGP thread in GSD.

Junior Women's victory ceremony is about to start (ETA timestamped link): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS0Wi_fSRiA&t=10070s

 

[mtnskater]

I find myself currently preferring Shin over Shimada so far. But they are both wonderful.

 

[Karen-W]

I find myself currently preferring Shin over Shimada so far. But they are both wonderful.

I think that really comes down to their programs this season. Shimada's SP is a bit of a stretch and doesn't seem to fit her quite, whereas both of Shin's programs are really lovely and well-presented.

 

[caseyedwards]

Omg so much Japan or South Korea!!’ One medal went to taiwan

But this is good for 2006 level

 

[SkateFanBerlin]

Shibayama so clean, cool & lovely…other than tiny flip in the last pose.
Elegant music!

I agree. A mature performance for a junior. Interesting, atmospheric choreo. Look forward to seeing her again.