ISU Junior Grand Prix 2024-25

[Sylvia]

Watching today’s short program in pairs from Poland, I love the Ukraine team, although he looks like he should be well into seniors, he has to be in his mid to late 20s no?

ISU raised the maximum ISU Junior male pair partner's age to 23 this season. Artem DARENSKYI (born July 7, 2001) is 23 now.

ETA: Sofiia HOLICHENKO will be 20 in November. The maximum ISU Junior female pair partner's age is 21 now, with a maximum age gap of 7 years being allowed between the pair partners.

 

[Karen-W]

Watching today’s short program in pairs from Poland, I love the Ukraine team, although he looks like he should be well into seniors, he has to be in his mid to late 20s no?

I mean, waxed mustache that curls on the ends, a beard. And a key to the harem.

Listening to Mark right now. Oh so this was just a one off? They’re just doing this competition for Feedback?

Was it not clear from what Mark said during the commentary about their reasons for doing the JGP?

They've had very little training time due to a lack of rink/ice access in Ukraine over the summer, plus she had to break in new boots unexpectedly last month.

Yes, Holichenko/Darenskiy are very much a senior team at this point but seeing as Sierova/Khobta have ended their partnership and HolDar are eligible for Jr comps due to the age increase, it made more sense for them to give themselves an extra week of training time and enter this JGP to get 1) a SB, 2) earn some WS points, and 3) earn the CTES mins for Jr Worlds rather than try and get themselves ready for Nebelhorn last week.

I doubt, very much, that they need feedback on their SP since they kept it from last season. I'm not sure if they also kept their FS from last season but given the minimal training time they've had, that may very well be the case also.

 

[AngieNikodinovLove (ANL)]

Was it not clear from what Mark said during the commentary about their reasons for doing the JGP?

Yeah Gürl go to sleep. I even edited my post with Mark’s commentary.

Regardless, and of course I know what’s going and the limited ice time I just didn’t know if what looks to be approaching 28 years old they would let you in to the junior Grand Prix. Did not know he was 23.

 

[Karen-W]

Women's Allocated v. Used JGP Spots -

JPN - 14 spots - 14 spots used for 8 skaters (6 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #1 - 2
JGP #2 - 2
JGP #3 - 2
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 2

KOR - 14 spots - 14 spots used for 9 skaters (5 with 2, 4 with 1)
JGP #1 - 2
JGP #2 - 2
JGP #3 - 2
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 2

FIN - 14 spots - 14 spots used for 8 skaters (6 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #1 - 2
JGP #2 - 2
JGP #3 - 2
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 2

SUI - 7 spots + 1 spot picked up during reallocation for 8 spots total - 7 spots used (2 with 2, 3 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 0

ITA - 7 spots + 1 spot picked up during reallocation for 8 spots total - 8 spots used (2 with 2, 4 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 2

USA - 7 spots - 7 spots used for 7 skaters (1 each)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 1

FRA - 6 spots - 6 spots used for 4 skaters (2 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 1

CAN - 6 spots - 6 spots used for 4 skaters (2 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 1

EST - 6 spots - 6 spots used for 4 skaters (2 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1

GEO - 6 spots - 3 spots used for 2 skaters (1 with 2, 1 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #3 - 0
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 0
JGP #6 - 0
JGP #7 - 1

Switzerland clearly picked up their 2nd spot at JGP #5 from Georgia relinquishing a spot. I'm not sure why Italy picked up their 2nd spot at JGP #7 unless the ISU just forgot to re-allocate one of the spots Georgia relinquished earlier and tried to make it up by giving Italy 2 spots in China, but it doesn't quite make sense that the 3rd spot Georgia did not use wouldn't have also been reallocated to the USA as they were next in line. Regardless, for the Women, all but 1 spots assigned to Groups A, B & C were used and there's really not much to quibble over (at least, not from my US POV since our women have been so abysmal this year that I'm not sure we really warranted an 8th spot).

 

[Karen-W]

Women's Allocated v. Used JGP Spots -

USA - 14 spots - 14 spots used for 8 teams (6 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #1 - 2
JGP #2 - 2
JGP #3 - 2
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 2

ISR - 14 spots - 0 spots used - all were relinquished & reallocated
JGP #1 - 0
JGP #2 - 0
JGP #3 - 0
JGP #4 - 0
JGP #5 - 0
JGP #6 - 0
JGP #7 - 0

GER - 14 spots - 9 spots used for 5 teams (4 with 2, 1 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 2 - 1 (2 teams were on the initial entries list - Schubert/Remeshevskiy were WD & later assigned to 2 different JGPs)
JGP #3 - 0
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 1 (initially 9 teams were on the initial entries list - Schubert/Remeshevskiy were added less than a week later)

FRA - 7 spots + 7 spots picked up during reallocation - 14 spots used for 8 teams (6 with 2, 2 with 1)
JGP #1 - 2
JGP #2 - 2
JGP #3 - 2
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 2

CAN - 7 spots + 7 spots picked up during reallocation - 14 spots used for 9 teams (5 with 2, 4 with 1)
JGP #1 - 2
JGP #2 - 2
JGP #3 - 2
JGP #4 - 2
JGP #5 - 2
JGP #6 - 2
JGP #7 - 2

ITA - 7 spots - 7 spots used for 4 teams (3 with 2, 1 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 1

CYP - 6 spots - 0 spots used - it is unclear why these spots were not relinquished & reallocated as Kudryavtseva/Karankevich had already announced they were going to compete senior all season & would not be returning to the JGP
JGP #1 - 0
JGP #3 - 0
JGP #4 - 0
JGP #5 - 0
JGP #6 - 0
JGP #7 - 0

JPN - 6 spots - 5 used for 3 teams (2 with 2, 1 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #5 - 0 (originally Yoshida/Ogahara were assigned to this JGP & withdrawn after their first JGP)
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 1

GBR - 6 spots - 5 used for 3 teams (2 with 2, 1 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #3 - 1
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 0
JGP #6 - 1
JGP #7 - 1

SUI - 6 spots - 5 used for 3 teams (2 with 2, 1 with 1)
JGP #1 - 1
JGP #2 - 1
JGP #3 - 0
JGP #4 - 1
JGP #5 - 1
JGP #6 - 1

So, GBR and SUI each had 1 spot they didn't use, but they had enough teams to potentially decide they needed/wanted to use all of those spots - I'm fine with giving them a pass for not using them because they're not the reason why Italy didn't pick up a 2nd spot at 6 of the 7 JGPs - that's clearly on Cyprus for not relinquishing their spots. I can even give Germany a pass for not relinquishing their spots in Thailand & China because that wouldn't have impacted Italy not picking up additional spots at those 2 JGPs had Cyprus followed Israel's lead and relinquished their spots for reallocation.

Of course, it's always possible that Italy said they wouldn't need any additional spots beyond the 7 they earned but that seems unlikely since they were glad to pick up the 2nd Women's spot and Italy has 5 dance teams listed as entries or substitutes, so I have to believe they'd have gladly accepted 3 extra spots at any of the JGPs Cyprus originally had.

All in all, apart from Cyprus - most of the countries came pretty close to utilizing all of their assigned & reallocated dance spots - and it's a shame Cyprus didn't because Italy would have benefited.

 

[her grace]

Regardless, and of course I know what’s going and the limited ice time I just didn’t know if what looks to be approaching 28 years old they would let you in to the junior Grand Prix. Did not know he was 23.

30 is the new 20.

 

[Karen-W]

If that became a common practice, I would support increasing the spots from 7 to 10 for 4th-6th best countries. Actually, I’d support that anyway.

I just re-read this and... Let's think here...

Countries 4-6 increased to 10 spots with the opportunity to pick up 1 additional spot for the 4 remaining JGPs where they only have 1 spot during reallocation - adds a total of 9 extra spots overall.
Additionally, countries 7-10 are increased to 7 spots total, also with the opportunity to pick up 1 additional spot for each JGP - adds a total of 4 extra spots overall.

That increases the # of spots by 13 total - 2 per JGP. How would that impact the overall #s of entries per discipline in Men, Women & Ice Dance?

Looking over the JGP General Announcement - currently, the max # of entrants for a JGP, if every country used ALL their spots assigned is:

Men -
JGP China - 42
JGP Thailand, Slovenia - 41x2 = 82+1+1 = 84
JGP Latvia, Czechia, Turkey - 40x3 = 120+2+2+2 = 126
JGP Poland - 39+3 = 42

That adds 11 of the 13 new spots, so 2 of the JGPs would need to take on the burden of, potentially, an 8th warm-up group, plus the practice time, etc - you can probably offset for that by putting those two assignments with the non-European JGPs where the actual # of participants is always lower than at the European JGPs.

Women -
JGP Slovenia, China - 42
JGP Czechia, Thailand, Turkey, Poland - 40x4 = 160+2+2+2+2 = 168
JGP Latvia - 39+3 = 42

Same issue as the men - That adds 11 of the 13 new spots, so 2 of the JGPs would need to take on the burden of, potentially, an 8th warm-up group, plus the practice time, etc - you can probably offset for that by putting those two assignments with the non-European JGPs where the actual # of participants is always lower than at the European JGPs.

Ice Dance -
JGP Slovenia, China - 39
JGP Thailand, Poland - 38x2 = 76+2+2 = 80
JGP Latvia, Czechia - 37x2 = 74+3+3 = 80
JGP Turkey - 36+4 = 40

Adding 13 spots would not, at this time, cause any increase to the maximum # of warm-up groups required for any JGP.

I know there are other additional financial & time burdens involved with adding to the # of spots overall, but I do think it's something the ISU should consider. Ultimately, none of the JGPs have wound up with more than 38 skaters in Women, 30 in Men or 23 in Ice Dance, so the actual financial & time burdens for all of the JGPs have been lower than what is required when submitting a bid to host one.

 

[Yyzskater]

With new federations being added every couple of years and smaller countries starting to develop more skaters and using their allotted spots, aren't they going to have to increase their spots at some point? (I think all federations are guaranteed spots in JGP?)

 

[Sylvia]

For those who can't access the JGP Final Qualification discussion thread in Kiss & Cry: https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/th...s-standings-qualifications-discussion.112002/

PAIRS: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpspairs.htm
Qualified for the Final:
1 Jiaxuan ZHANG / Yihang HUANG CHN 15 + 15 = 30 (321.72)
2 Jazmine DESROCHERS / Kieran THRASHER CAN 13 + 15 = 28 (312.00)
3 Olivia FLORES / Luke WANG USA 11 + 13 = 24 (287.31)
4 Romane TELEMAQUE / Lucas COULON FRA 9 + 13 = 22 (274.23)
5 Julia QUATTROCCHI / Simon DESMARAIS CAN 11 + 11 = 22 (272.42)
6 Sae SHIMIZU / Lucas Tsuyoshi HONDA JPN 9 + 11 = 20 (276.48)

Alternates:
7 Louise EHRHARD / Matthis PELLEGRIS FRA 7 + 9 = 16 (259.49)
8 Elizabeth HANSEN / William CHURCH USA 7 + 9 = 16 (257.90)
9 Xuanqi ZHANG / Wenqiang FENG CHN 15 (145.55)

Standings with 2 to go:

MEN: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsmen.htm

WOMEN: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpswomen.htm

ICE DANCE: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsdance.htm

 

[Jonas]

For those who can't access the JGP Final Qualification discussion thread in Kiss & Cry: https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/th...s-standings-qualifications-discussion.112002/

PAIRS: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpspairs.htm
Qualified for the Final:
1 Jiaxuan ZHANG / Yihang HUANG CHN 15 + 15 = 30 (321.72)
2 Jazmine DESROCHERS / Kieran THRASHER CAN 13 + 15 = 28 (312.00)
3 Olivia FLORES / Luke WANG USA 11 + 13 = 24 (287.31)
4 Romane TELEMAQUE / Lucas COULON FRA 9 + 13 = 22 (274.23)
5 Julia QUATTROCCHI / Simon DESMARAIS CAN 11 + 11 = 22 (272.42)
6 Sae SHIMIZU / Lucas Tsuyoshi HONDA JPN 9 + 11 = 20 (276.48)

Alternates:
7 Louise EHRHARD / Matthis PELLEGRIS FRA 7 + 9 = 16 (259.49)
8 Elizabeth HANSEN / William CHURCH USA 7 + 9 = 16 (257.90)
9 Xuanqi ZHANG / Wenqiang FENG CHN 15 (145.55)

Standings with 2 to go:

MEN: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsmen.htm

WOMEN: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpswomen.htm

ICE DANCE: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsdance.htm

I don't recall it ever being this difficult to predict who the qualifiers will be for the Jr. Grand Prix Final. After 5 events I'd say that it is still pretty wide open for the, IMO, remaining 4 slots in each of the men's and women's fields. In years past, I'm usually able to predict 4 qualifiers with the last 2 events determining the last 2 slots among 2 or 4 entries. This season it seems like the standings list can still be really shaken up!!


Your thoughts...

 

[Karen-W]

The FFSG is being just as mercenary with their JGP spots as the USFS is. Dapoigny was replaced by Milena Mozeiko for China next week and Medard is off the entries list entirely, so no 2nd JGP for him. France had 7 spots for Men initially and has wound up not using 2 of them.

 

[AngieNikodinovLove (ANL)]

Was Oleysa Ray not sent out this season by the German Federation?

 

[Sylvia]

Oleysa Ray initially was assigned to Gdansk (as of July 25) according to https://www.eislauf-union.de/de/media1/news/1080-deu-teams-für-junior-grand-prix-2024-nominiert
Sophie Ehrhardt replaced Ray (due to injury?) on Sept. 21.

 

[Sylvia]

Junior Women's standings with Wuxi left: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpswomen.htm

Mao SHIMADA JPN 15 LAT (204.86) + 15 POL (224.68) = 30 (429.54)
Kaoruko WADA JPN 15 CZE (194.14) + 13 POL (198.22) = 28 (392.36)
---
Stefania GLADKI FRA 13 CZE (182.61) + 11 TUR (182.32) = 24 (364.93)
Jia SHIN KOR 9 THA (173.99) + 13 SLO (193.04) = 22 (367.03)
Mei OKADA JPN 11 THA (175.96) + 11 SLO (190.93) = 22 (366.89)
Nayeon KO KOR 11 LAT (176.86) + 11 POL (180.14) = 22 (357.00)

Medalists in Wuxi:
Yuseong KIM KOR 15 TUR (198.63)
Sophie Joline VON FELTEN USA 15 SLO (197.41)
Yihan WANG CHN 15 THA (194.71)
Ami NAKAI JPN 13 TUR (196.61)
Yo TAKAGI JPN 13 THA (188.54)
Potential spoilers?

Copying over @her grace's posts just now in the JGPF qualification thread in Kiss & Cry:

For those competing in China:
Kim, Von Felten, Wang (15): finishing first through 4th guarantees finals spot
Nakai, Takagi (13): finishing 1st or 2nd guarantees final spot

On bubble: Gladki 13 + 11 = 24

Junior Men's standings: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsmen.htm

Jacob SANCHEZ USA 15 TUR (220.25) + 15 SLO (229.46) = 30 (449.71)
Sena TAKAHASHI JPN 15 LAT (229.66) + 13 POL (198.42) = 28 (428.08)
Minkyu SEO KOR 15 CZE (224.78) + 11 POL (195.86) = 26 (420.64)
---
Lukas VACLAVIK SVK 9 LAT (194.01) + 15 POL (207.78) = 24 (401.79)
Adam HAGARA SVK 11 CZE (211.23) + 13 SLO (217.43) = 24 (428.66)
Shunsuke NAKAMURA JPN 11 LAT (212.73) + 13 TUR (205.49) = 24 (418.22)

Medalists in Wuxi:
Yanhao LI NZL 15 THA (230.09)
Patrick BLACKWELL USA 13 CZE (221.56)
Jaekeun LEE KOR 13 LAT (220.26)
Rio NAKATA JPN 13 THA (218.71)
Tonghe TIAN CHN 11 THA (210.39)
Potential spoilrs? Canada's John Kim and David Bondar both have 3A and Kim is attempting quads as well.

Sanchez (30), Takahashi (28), and Seo (26) qualified

For those competing in China
Li (15): finishing 1st-3rd guarantees final spot
Blackwell, Lee, Nakata (13): finishing 1st or 2nd guarantees final spot
Tian (11): finishing 1st guarantees final spot

On bubble: Vaclavik 9 + 15 = 24

Junior Ice Dance standings: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsdance.htm

Noemi Maria TALI / Noah LAFORNARA ITA 15 (161.26) + 15 (169.47) = 30 (330.73)
Iryna PIDGAINA / Artem KOVAL UKR 13 (157.01) + 15 (168.30) = 28 (325.31)
Celina FRADJI / Jean-Hans FOURNEAUX FRA 15 (158.66) + 13 (162.86) = 28 (321.52)
Katarina WOLFKOSTIN / Dimitry TSAREVSKI USA 13 (144.94) + 15 (166.88) = 28 (311.82)
Darya GRIMM / Michail SAVITSKIY GER 11 (156.33) + 15 (158.20) = 26 (314.53)
---
Caroline MULLEN / Brendan MULLEN USA 13 (156.42) + 11 (161.16) = 24 (317.58)
Hana Maria ABOIAN / Daniil VESELUKHIN USA 13 (160.12) + 11 (155.96) = 24 (316.08)
Sandrine GAUTHIER / Quentin THIEREN CAN 7 (147.88) + 13 (160.75) = 20 (308.63)

In Wuxi:
Elliana PEAL / Ethan PEAL USA 11 (152.55)
Ambre PERRIER GIANESINI / Samuel BLANC KLAPERMAN FRA 9 (151.44)
Chloe NGUYEN / Brendan GIANG CAN 9 (146.78)
Potential spoiler teams?

From @Andrea82's summary re. the 6th & final spot in the Dance Hall thread: https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/th...n-tea-dance-party.111699/page-11#post-6657721

Perrier Gianesini/Blanc Klaperman and Nguyen/Giang need to win. They would go to 24 points and with a 1st place they would win the tiebreaker against the Mullens and the Peals (who would be at best at 24 with a 2nd and 3rd place).

If Peals win, they are qualified. 11+15=26 points
If they finish 2nd, they would need 165.04 to win a tiebreaker against the Mullens. But they would need someone other than Perrier/Blanc and Nguyen/Giang winning in Wuxi, otherwise 2nd place would be not enough.

 

[Sylvia]

Ted Barton’s clip from the rink built inside the Wuxi Taihu International Expo Center:

Ted Barton on Instagram: "Wuxi - Extraordinary facility at the highest standard on the JGP. Amazing on so many levels. Make sure you join us for the final week on the JGP Series."

368 likes, 9 comments - ted.barton.75 on October 7, 2024: "Wuxi - Extraordinary facility at the highest standard on the JGP. Amazing on so many levels. Make sure you join us for the final week on the JGP Series.".

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ETA that I just noticed that all the federations hosting a JGP have this sentence in their respective Announcements - from the one for Wuxi:

"The organizer will provide and cover the expenses for rooms and meals for all Competitors and Judges
participating, beginning with dinner on Tuesday October 8, 2024 until breakfast on Sunday, October 13,
2024."

 

[Sylvia]

Elliana & Ethan Peal are posting daily videos from Wuxi - here are the first 2:

Ethan&Elliana Team USA 🇺🇸 on Instagram: "First day at JGP Wuxi, China Follow along for more!!"

115 likes, 8 comments - e_squared_teampeal on October 9, 2024: "First day at JGP Wuxi, China Follow along for more!!".

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Ethan&Elliana Team USA 🇺🇸 on Instagram: "DAY 2 AT JGP WUXI, CHINA Follow along for more!!"

147 likes, 3 comments - e_squared_teampeal on October 10, 2024: "DAY 2 AT JGP WUXI, CHINA Follow along for more!!".

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[Sylvia]

Junior Men's final standings: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsmen.htm

JGP Final Qualifiers:
1 Jacob SANCHEZ USA 15 TUR (220.25) + 15 SLO (229.46) = 30 (449.71)
2 Rio NAKATA JPN 13 THA (218.71) + 15 CHN (233.53) = 28 (452.24)
3 Sena TAKAHASHI JPN 15 LAT (229.66) + 13 POL (198.42) = 28 (428.08)
4 Yanhao LI NZL 15 THA (230.09) + 11 CHN (206.45) = 26 (436.54)
5 Minkyu SEO KOR 15 CZE (224.78) + 11 POL (195.86) = 26 (420.64)
6 Lukas VACLAVIK SVK 9 LAT (194.01) + 15 POL (207.78) = 24 (401.79)

Alternates 1-3:
7 Adam HAGARA SVK 11 CZE (211.23) + 13 SLO (217.43) = 24 (428.66)
8 Tonghe TIAN CHN 11 THA (210.39) + 13 CHN (207.95) = 24 (418.34)
9 Shunsuke NAKAMURA JPN 11 LAT (212.73) + 13 TUR (205.49) = 24 (418.22)

 

[Sylvia]

Junior Women's final standings: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpswomen.htm

JGP Final Qualifiers:
Mao SHIMADA JPN 15 LAT (204.86) + 15 POL (224.68) = 30 (429.54)
Ami NAKAI JPN 13 TUR (196.61) + 15 CHN (204.88) = 28 (401.49)
Kaoruko WADA JPN 15 CZE (194.14) + 13 POL (198.22) = 28 (392.36)
Yuseong KIM KOR 15 TUR (198.63) + 13 CHN (192.23) = 28 (390.86)
Yihan WANG CHN 15 THA (194.71) + 11 CHN (192.11) = 26 (386.82)
Stefania GLADKI FRA 13 CZE (182.61) + 11 TUR (182.32) = 24 (364.93)

Alternates 1-3:
Jia SHIN KOR 9 THA (173.99) + 13 SLO (193.04) = 22 (367.03)
Mei OKADA JPN 11 THA (175.96) + 11 SLO (190.93) = 22 (366.89)
Nayeon KO KOR 11 LAT (176.86) + 11 POL (180.14) = 22 (357.00)

 

[Sylvia]

Junior Ice Dance final standings: https://results.isu.org/events/jgp2024/jgpsdance.htm

JGP Final Qualifiers:
Noemi Maria TALI / Noah LAFORNARA ITA 15 (161.26) + 15 (169.47) = 30 (330.73)
Iryna PIDGAINA / Artem KOVAL UKR 13 (157.01) + 15 (168.30) = 28 (325.31)
Celina FRADJI / Jean-Hans FOURNEAUX FRA 15 (158.66) + 13 (162.86) = 28 (321.52)
Katarina WOLFKOSTIN / Dimitry TSAREVSKI USA 13 (144.94) + 15 (166.88) = 28 (311.82)
Darya GRIMM / Michail SAVITSKIY GER 11 (156.33) + 15 (158.20) = 26 (314.53)
Elliana PEAL / Ethan PEAL USA 11 (152.55) + 15 (160.50) = 26 (313.05)

Alternates 1-3:
Caroline MULLEN / Brendan MULLEN USA 13 (156.42) + 11 (161.16) = 24 (317.58)
Hana Maria ABOIAN / Daniil VESELUKHIN USA 13 (160.12) + 11 (155.96) = 24 (316.08)
Ambre PERRIER GIANESINI / Samuel BLANC KLAPERMAN FRA 9 (151.44) + 13 (154.87) = 22 (306.31)

 

[Sylvia]

Anthony Paradis's 22-minute vlog about his Riga JGP experience (includes appearances by his Canadian teammates and Flores/Wang): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbZmBOyMTLk

 

[Sylvia]

Elliana & Ethan Peal are posting daily videos from Wuxi

Day 3 (Rhythm Dance Day; features a Rio Nakata cameo with Team USA in the stands ):

Ethan&Elliana Team USA 🇺🇸 on Instagram: "DAY 3 AT JGP WUXI, CHINA Follow along for more!!!"

147 likes, 6 comments - e_squared_teampeal on October 11, 2024: "DAY 3 AT JGP WUXI, CHINA Follow along for more!!!".

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Day 4 (includes shopping at the mall on their day off):

Ethan&Elliana Team USA 🇺🇸 on Instagram: "DAY 4 AT JGP WUXI, CHINA Follow along for more!!!"

87 likes, 0 comments - e_squared_teampeal on October 12, 2024: "DAY 4 AT JGP WUXI, CHINA Follow along for more!!!".

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[Sylvia]

Anthony Paradis's 22-minute vlog about his Riga JGP experience (includes appearances by his Canadian teammates and Flores/Wang): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbZmBOyMTLk

Since I previously shared his first vlog in this thread, here's his second one - "Two months late... but still us twirling through gdansk" JGP vlog by Anthony Paradis (20 mins.) that also features his Canadian teammates Lulu Lin, Edward Vasii, Julia Quattrocchi/Simon Desmarais, Noemie Rolland/Etienne Lacasse, Sandrine Gauthier/Quentin Thieren & Summer Homick/Nicholas Buelow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1TbuNpHOuo
Near the end of the video (after the 16-min. mark) he talks about how he coped with anxiety when he couldn't fall asleep.

I'm really looking forward to the JGP Final in Grenoble! According to the colored schedule:

Thursday, December 5, 2024: Junior Pairs/Women/Rhythm Dance;
Friday, Dec. 6: Junior Men SP & Junior Women FS;
Saturday, Dec. 7: Junior Men FS, Jr. Free Dance & Jr. Women FS & Jr. Pairs FS.

 

[kwanette]

Since I previously shared his first vlog in this thread, here's his second one - "Two months late... but still us twirling through gdansk" JGP vlog by Anthony Paradis (20 mins.) that also features his Canadian teammates Lulu Lin, Edward Vasii, Julia Quattrocchi/Simon Desmarais, Noemie Rolland/Etienne Lacasse, Sandrine Gauthier/Quentin Thieren & Summer Homick/Nicholas Buelow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1TbuNpHOuo
Near the end of the video (after the 16-min. mark) he talks about how he coped with anxiety when he couldn't fall asleep.

I'm really looking forward to the JGP Final in Grenoble! According to the colored schedule:

Thursday, December 5, 2024: Junior Pairs/Women/Rhythm Dance;
Friday, Dec. 6: Junior Men SP & Junior Women FS;
Saturday, Dec. 7: Junior Men FS, Jr. Free Dance & Jr. Women FS & Jr. Pairs FS.

TY..Here is my dumb question of the day..How do we watch the JGPF? The tiles are all filled in on Peacock..except for the Men's sp..of the seniors..Juniors on ISU? TIA..

 

[Sylvia]

TY..Here is my dumb question of the day..How do we watch the JGPF?

Skating ISU YT channel had the JGP and will livestream the JGP Final with Ted Barton & Mark Hanretty commentating, IIRC.