Recent content by rinettoii

That was an accident. It's corrected now.

MEN Top 12 from Worlds guaranteed 2 each: Malinin - USA Kagiyama - JPN Siao Him Fa - FRA Uno - JPN Brown - USA --> Based on the fact that he's sat out the last 2 GP seasons, I don't think he'll participate in the upcoming one either. Britschgi - SUI Vasiljevs - LAT Miura - JPN Memola - ITA Cha...

I agree as well. For the USA TBD, they might just give Bradie a 2nd one, or they have a pool of Elyce/Starr/Clare/Sarah to choose from. For the 2 CAN TBD spots, it'll be some combination of Ruiter/Miclette/Dupuis likely. Finland and China are in similar situations where they don't have skaters...

WOMEN This prediction hinges on the assumption that those who have been banned from competing will still be banned in 2024-25 and that no one is unexpectedly sitting out/retiring and ISU uses the same rules they’ve historically used for GP spot allocation. Top 12 from Worlds guaranteed 2...

False. Vincent made his first Olympics in his debut senior season, and he didn't win Nationals.

Makar was added onto the replacement list because he won a CS this season.

If she is Korean, that is probably just her Korean name in Hanja, which is a writing system in Korea that utilizes the same characters as Chinese. Korean names can be represented with Hanja, and those who have these names might not necessarily have connections to China.

I’m still deciding where to go and I have 4 days to do so. Lol someone save me!

Is he going to Brown?

Are they actually going to try to have Champs Camp at Raf's rink? That would be really exciting! I haven't seen any sort of announcement related to this yet...

Wow, sometimes I forget that Amber is only 19! I hope that Amber can continue skating to her potential in the freeskate and be sent to 4CC. It would be great for her to get a new higher SB and see her on the GP again.

I think the World team will be Chartrand, Mallet, and Daleman because the others don't have the minimums.

Beverly Zhu

That's unfortunately very unfair, but if you think about it from a federation's perspective, they'll gladly take anyone eligible for citizenship to compete internationally for that country. On the bright side, it might inspire younger skaters to work hard if they have a skating role model in his...

I actually think USFS made a big mistake by releasing her because she'd actually be a really promising junior-senior skater for the USA right now (I would say better than Starr Andrews), not that she wouldn't be able to carry herself representing SUI. But good for her that she was able to...