ISU World Standings 2025/26 season

[Sylvia]

Current ISU World Standings (Senior & Junior): https://isu-skating.com/figure-skating/world-standings/

Starting a new thread with this pertinent post by @kwanfan1818:

Aymoz and Grassl have only one slot of championship points before the Olympics, so each will get full points for Euros. Both have a shot at catching Britschgi, who can earn a max incremental 344. Aymoz is currently 106 points behind Britschgi; Grassl is currently 444 points behind Britschgi and 338 behind Aymoz. Miura is 74 points behind Grassl and can earn an incremental 438 at 4C’s which he could very well win, but even a win puts him out of reach for 6th.

Since Sato, currently in 5th, isn’t going to 4C’s, he could be caught by Aymoz with 4th or above. Neither Britischgi with incremental points, or Grassl with full points, can surpass Sato.

ETA Men's ISU WS top 40 (last updated Dec. 7, 2025):

1 Ilia MALININ USA 5410
2 Yuma KAGIYAMA JPN 4772
3 Adam SIAO HIM FA FRA 4258
4 Mikhail SHAIDOROV KAZ 4108
5 Shun SATO JPN 3985
6 Lukas BRITSCHGI SUI 3494
7 Kevin AYMOZ FRA 3388
8 Nika EGADZE GEO 3126
9 Matteo RIZZO ITA 3056
10 Daniel GRASSL ITA 3050
11 Kao MIURA JPN 2976
12 Nikolaj MEMOLA ITA 2934
13 Aleksandr SELEVKO EST 2821
14 Jason BROWN USA 2766
15 Junhwan CHA KOR 2653
16 Kazuki TOMONO JPN 2546
17 Sota YAMAMOTO JPN 2403
18 Deniss VASILJEVS LAT 2386
19 Adam HAGARA SVK 2358
20 Jacob SANCHEZ USA 2227 [S/J]
21 Vladimir LITVINTSEV AZE 2186
22 Tatsuya TSUBOI JPN 2077
23 Andrew TORGASHEV USA 2051
24 Roman SADOVSKY CAN 1997
25 Minkyu SEO KOR 1965 [J]
26 Rio NAKATA JPN 1914 [J]
27 Gabriele FRANGIPANI ITA 1904
28 Vladimir SAMOILOV POL 1820
29 Mihhail SELEVKO EST 1743
30 Hyungyeom KIM KOR 1727
31 Tomoki HIWATASHI USA 1706
32 Arlet LEVANDI EST 1692
33 Boyang JIN CHN 1671
34 Genrikh GARTUNG GER 1610 [S/J]
35 Francois PITOT FRA 1573
36 Tamir KUPERMAN ISR 1451 [S/J]
37 Yanhao LI NZL 1414 [J]
38 Jimmy MA USA 1403
39 Stephen GOGOLEV CAN 1377
40 Ivan SHMURATKO UKR 1278

 

[Sylvia]

Women's ISU WS top 40 (last updated Dec. 7, 2025):

1 Kaori SAKAMOTO JPN 5074
2 Mone CHIBA JPN 4479
3 Amber GLENN USA 4085
4 Isabeau LEVITO USA 4007
5 Alysa LIU USA 3747
6 Anastasiia GUBANOVA GEO 3312
7 Chaeyeon KIM KOR 3304
8 Nina PINZARRONE BEL 3074
9 Bradie TENNELL USA 2867
10 Lara Naki GUTMANN ITA 2829
11 Hana YOSHIDA JPN 2815
12 Sarah EVERHARDT USA 2792
13 Rinka WATANABE JPN 2748
14 Niina PETROKINA EST 2540
15 Madeline SCHIZAS CAN 2495
16 Lorine SCHILD FRA 2473
17 Elyce LIN-GRACEY USA 2422 [S/J]
18 Haein LEE KOR 2344
19 Kimmy REPOND SUI 2328
20 Ami NAKAI JPN 2289 [S/J]
21 Jia SHIN KOR 2172 [S/J]
22 Anna PEZZETTA ITA 2164 [S/J]
23 Mao SHIMADA JPN 2050 [J]
24 Sofia SAMODELKINA KAZ 2041 [S/J]
25 Rion SUMIYOSHI JPN 1970
26 Ekaterina KURAKOVA POL 1905
27 Wakaba HIGUCHI JPN 1875
28 Rino MATSUIKE JPN 1829
29 Ahsun YUN KOR 1824
30 Iida KARHUNEN FIN 1798 [S/J]
31 Loena HENDRICKX BEL 1721
32 Julia SAUTER ROU 1584
33 Lea SERNA FRA 1577
34 Stefania GLADKI FRA 1552 [J]
35 Olga MIKUTINA AUT 1544
36 Mariia SENIUK ISR 1535
37 Elina GOIDINA EST 1491 [J]
38 Sarina JOOS ITA 1449
39 Livia KAISER SUI 1441
40 Sara-Maude DUPUIS CAN 1319

 

[Karen-W]

Here are the direct links to the old style tables for both the Sr & Jr -

World Standings

https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wsmen.htm

https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wswomen.htm

https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wspairs.htm

https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wsdance.htm

World Standings – Junior-Only

https://results.isu.org/ws/ws/wsjuniormen.htm

https://results.isu.org/ws/ws/wsjuniorwomen.htm

https://results.isu.org/ws/ws/wsjuniorpairs.htm

https://results.isu.org/ws/ws/wsjuniordance.htm

 

[Sylvia]

Thanks very much for those links (I really hate the new format and I'm tired of copying-pasting-editing for now! ).

ETA - adding pairs & dance since it's much easier to copy-paste-edit from the old format:

Pairs' ISU WS top 35 (last updated Dec. 7, 2025):

1 5305 Riku MIURA / Ryuichi KIHARA JPN
2 5248 Minerva Fabienne HASE / Nikita VOLODIN GER
3 4725 Sara CONTI / Niccolo MACII ITA
4 4555 Anastasiia METELKINA / Luka BERULAVA GEO
5 4133 Deanna STELLATO-DUDEK / Maxime DESCHAMPS CAN
6 3598 Ellie KAM / Danny O'SHEA USA
7 3430 Maria PAVLOVA / Alexei SVIATCHENKO HUN
8 3342 Rebecca GHILARDI / Filippo AMBROSINI ITA
9 2949 Alisa EFIMOVA / Misha MITROFANOV USA
10 2659 Lia PEREIRA / Trennt MICHAUD CAN
11 2617 Annika HOCKE / Robert KUNKEL GER
12 2478 Anastasia VAIPAN-LAW / Luke DIGBY GBR
13 2425 Ioulia CHTCHETININA / Michal WOZNIAK POL
14 2273 Daria DANILOVA / Michel TSIBA NED
15 2048 Emily CHAN / Spencer Akira HOWE USA
16 1931 Kelly Ann LAURIN / Loucas ETHIER CAN
17 1849 Yuna NAGAOKA / Sumitada MORIGUCHI JPN
18 1844 Katie MCBEATH / Daniil PARKMAN USA
19 1773 Camille KOVALEV / Pavel KOVALEV FRA
20 1694 Valentina PLAZAS / Maximiliano FERNANDEZ USA
21 1677 Anastasia GOLUBEVA / Hektor GIOTOPOULOS MOORE AUS
22 1634 Ava KEMP / Yohnatan ELIZAROV CAN [S/J]
23 1502 Olivia FLORES / Luke WANG USA [S/J]
24 1491 Romane TELEMAQUE / Lucas COULON FRA
25 1456 Jiaxuan ZHANG / Yihang HUANG CHN
26 1414 Lucrezia BECCARI / Matteo GUARISE ITA
27 1380 Oxana VOUILLAMOZ / Tom BOUVART SUI
28 1323 Audrey SHIN / Balazs NAGY USA
29 1304 Ekaterina GEYNISH / Dmitrii CHIGIREV UZB SPLIT
30 1260 Naomi WILLIAMS / Lachlan LEWER USA [S/J]
31 1253 Jazmine DESROCHERS / Kieran THRASHER CAN [S/J]
31 1253 Sofiia HOLICHENKO / Artem DARENSKYI UKR
33 1216 Louise EHRHARD / Matthis PELLEGRIS FRA [S/J]
34 1199 Irma CALDARA / Riccardo MAGLIO ITA
34 1199 Irina NAPOLITANO / Edoardo COMI ITA [J]


Ice Dance teams' ISU WS top 45 (last updated Dec. 7, 2025):

1 4839 Lilah FEAR / Lewis GIBSON GBR
2 4600 Madison CHOCK / Evan BATES USA
3 4349 Charlene GUIGNARD / Marco FABBRI ITA
4 3823 Evgeniia LOPAREVA / Geoffrey BRISSAUD FRA
5 3798 Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER CAN
6 3530 Christina CARREIRA / Anthony PONOMARENKO USA
7 3478 Allison REED / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS LTU
8 3307 Emilea ZINGAS / Vadym KOLESNIK USA
9 3253 Marjorie LAJOIE / Zachary LAGHA CAN
10 3056 Olivia SMART / Tim DIECK ESP
11 2924 Caroline GREEN / Michael PARSONS USA
12 2867 Diana DAVIS / Gleb SMOLKIN GEO
13 2854 Juulia TURKKILA / Matthias VERSLUIS FIN
14 2764 Loicia DEMOUGEOT / Theo LE MERCIER FRA
15 2750 Natalie TASCHLEROVA / Filip TASCHLER CZE
16 2614 Hannah LIM / Ye QUAN KOR
17 2578 Katerina MRAZKOVA / Daniel MRAZEK CZE
18 2422 Yuka ORIHARA / Juho PIRINEN FIN
19 2252 Marie-Jade LAURIAULT / Romain LE GAC CAN
20 2231 Jennifer JANSE VAN RENSBURG / Benjamin STEFFAN GER
21 2171 Leah NESET / Artem MARKELOV USA
22 1907 Oona BROWN / Gage BROWN USA
23 1888 Katarina WOLFKOSTIN / Dimitry TSAREVSKI USA
24 1884 Iryna PIDGAINA / Artem KOVAL UKR [J]
25 1854 Emily BRATTI / Ian SOMERVILLE USA
26 1849 Celina FRADJI / Jean-Hans FOURNEAUX FRA
27 1807 Eva PATE / Logan BYE USA
28 1768 Noemi Maria TALI / Noah LAFORNARA ITA [S/J]
29 1684 Hana Maria ABOIAN / Daniil VESELUKHIN USA [J]
30 1620 Holly HARRIS / Jason CHAN AUS
31 1581 Alicia FABBRI / Paul AYER CAN
32 1568 Gina ZEHNDER / Beda Leon SIEBER SUI
33 1496 Ambre PERRIER GIANESINI / Samuel BLANC KLAPERMAN FRA [J]
34 1469 Elizabeth TKACHENKO / Alexei KILIAKOV ISR [announced retirement in August 2025]
35 1464 Phebe BEKKER / James HERNANDEZ GBR
36 1448 Marie DUPAYAGE / Thomas NABAIS FRA
37 1346 Dania MOUADEN / Theo BIGOT FRA [J]
38 1343 Utana YOSHIDA / Masaya MORITA JPN
39 1326 Elliana PEAL / Ethan PEAL USA [S/J]
40 1299 Mariia PINCHUK / Mykyta POGORIELOV UKR
41 1251 Chloe NGUYEN / Brendan GIANG CAN
41 1251 Victoria MANNI / Carlo ROETHLISBERGER ITA
43 1205 Natacha LAGOUGE / Arnaud CAFFA FRA
44 1139 Mariia IGNATEVA / Danijil Leonyidovics SZEMKO HUN
45 1120 Laurence FOURNIER BEAUDRY / Guillaume CIZERON FRA

 

[Karen-W]

Thanks very much for those links (I really hate the new format and I'm tired of copying-pasting-editing for now! ).

I hate the new format too!

 

[BittyBug]

It's ridiculous that Alysa Liu, the reigning World and GPF champion, is ranked 5th, behind two other U.S. women that she has consistently beaten over the past year.

 

[Karen-W]

It's ridiculous that Alysa Liu, the reigning World and GPF champion, is ranked 5th, behind two other U.S. women that she has consistently beaten over the past year.

I think it's pretty remarkable she climbed from no ranking at the start of last season to 5th already.

 

[Bulletsdad]

It's ridiculous that Alysa Liu, the reigning World and GPF champion, is ranked 5th, behind two other U.S. women that she has consistently beaten over the past year.

Well, she has no points for the 23-24 season. It actually is quite a feat that she managed top 5 in less than two seasons. It's also a good spot for her, since she won't need to remove her skates after her six minute warm-up in Olympics short. She'll be skating first, second or third in final group.

 

[SidelineSkater]

Well, she has no points for the 23-24 season. It actually is quite a feat that she managed top 5 in less than two seasons. It's also a good spot for her, since she won't need to remove her skates after her six minute warm-up in Olympics short. She'll be skating first, second or third in final group.

Is it possible Gubanova and C. Kim score enough points at Euros/4CCs to bump Alysa into the next-to-final group?

Edit to add: Pinzarrone too?

 

[tony]

Is it possible Gubanova and C. Kim score enough points at Euros/4CCs to bump Alysa into the next-to-final group?

Edit to add: Pinzarrone too?

No.

 

[Bulletsdad]

Is is possible Gubanova and C. Kim score enough points at Euros/4CCs to bump Alysa into the next-to-final group?

No. They can only count 2 out of best three. major comps in last three years. Even an 840 point win, with their lowest score dropping out, would not be enough to catch Alysa.

 

[Sylvia]

I just realized that ISU Communication No. 2550 - ISU WORLD STANDINGS and ISU SEASON’S WORLD RANKING
FOR SINGLE & PAIR SKATING AND ICE DANCE (7 pages; April 26, 2023) is not linked in this thread: https://isu-d8g8b4b7ece7aphs.a03.az...ngsSinglePairSkatingandIceDance1731574637.pdf

 

[AngieNikodinovLove (ANL)]

It's ridiculous that Alysa Liu, the reigning World and GPF champion, is ranked 5th, behind two other U.S. women that she has consistently beaten over the past year.

I think it’s remarkable She even places that high. She has twoish years of zero points.

 

[PRlady]

What struck me is that it wouldn’t be surprising if the pairs finish at the Olys in exact order of their world standings. Minus the ineligibles like EfiMit and the Juniors who won’t be there.

Dance on the other hand, even minus the Interlopers, is not going to finish in World Standings order.

 

[kwanfan1818]

I think it’s remarkable She even places that high. She has twoish years of zero points.

Only two of the three years scores count for all but internationals, where four/six count, with 2023-24 points factored at 70%.

Levito is the only US woman with the full set of slots. Glenn is missing an international slot. Liu is missing two: a championship (*70%) from 2023-4 and an international slot, but her win at Worlds last year is 87 points more than what Glenn earned at 2023-4 and 2024-5 Worlds. The difference between Glenn and Liu is 338, which is most of the difference of a CS or Senior B points. The difference between Levito and Liu is 260. A CS win or silver would have had Liu over Levito.

The US women are all within 338 points of each other. Gubanova in 6th filled all slots, then Chaeyeon Kim and Nina Pinzarrone (missing an international each), Bradie Tennell (missing a 2023-24 championship and an international), and Lara Naki Gutmann (all slots filled).

Liu is in 5th because no one below her has done any better over the last three seasons, even if Liu had no points from 2023-24. No one can catch Liu with a win at Euros or 4C's.

 

[Sylvia]

Bumping this thread back up with Euros happening this week in Sheffield - copying over @kwanfan1818's posts in the 2026 U.S. Nationals forum in kiss & cry:

For Z/K, the only way it will impact their starting group in Milan is if these three things were to happen without them skating at 4C's: 1. Smart/Dieck pass them at Euros, which is likely since they only have to drop 126 points in the best 2/3 2. Lajoie/Lagha compete at 4C's and pass them and 3. One of Davis/Smolkin, Turkkila/Versluis, or the Taschlers win Euros, the odds of which are so slim, they defy gravity.

Starting order is another thing, if the penultimate groups are split in two -- I don't think that happens, and I can't look that up right now -- if they end up lower than the 8th they are in now, ie, 9th or 10th, and there was a split, they'd skate first or second, rather than third, fourth, or fifth.

Torgashev is currently 23 on the WS list, but six skaters above him will not be in Milan: Brown, Tomono, Yamamoto, one of Rizzo/Memola, Sanchez, Tsuboi. Seven if the Estonia Fed does not choose Alexander Selevko.

Without any movement after Euros/4C's, that would put him in 17th (or 16th), or the third to last group. He would have to drop 131 points against those earned at 4C's, were he to skate, earning incremental points for 18th place or above. Were he to skate well, he would/should pass Livintsev, and possible Hagara and Vasiljevs, more likely Vasiljevs, because Hagara only has to drop 284, while Vasiljevs has to drop 447, and that's before taking Vasiljevs' slump into consideration. Those results won't push him into the penultimate group.

The Men below Torgashev, should he not compete, can pass him mathematically at 4C's or Euros:

Samoilov: 5th or above
Kim: 6th or above
Jin: 8th or above

I can't find whether the German Men's selection has been done; if Gartung has a passport, etc. Whether or not it matters, Gartung needs 7th or above.

The Estonian Men are relevant if Mikhail Selevko (needs 10th) or Levandi (needs 9th) are chosen instead of Alexander Selevko,, although those results for at least M. Selevko are definitely doable.

Competing could protect him from dropping to the second group, because only two/four (or five if Gartung is in the mix) need to pass him for that to happen, or three/four or three/five if Alexander Selevko isn't chosen.

ETA:

Doh, I just realized that if I could check 4C's and see that Gogolev isn't skating (and can't surpass Torgashev), that I could check Dance, and none of the three Olympic-bound CAN teams are competing.

So Zingas/Kolesnik should be safely in the penultimate group in Milan, whether or not they skate [at 4CC].

 

[ice coverage]

Starting order is another thing, if the penultimate groups are split in two -- I don't think that happens, and I can't look that up right now -- if they end up lower than the 8th they are in now, ie, 9th or 10th, and there was a split, they'd skate first or second, rather than third, fourth, or fifth

In response to kwanfan1818:

At ISU championships and Olympics, all groups are split into two subgroups for the draw, per Rule 520.
By competing at Four Continents, Z/K could stay ahead of Smart/Dieck, which would ensure that Z/K skate third, fourth, or fifth within penultimate group of Olympic RD.

 

[Karen-W]

In response to kwanfan1818:

At ISU championships and Olympics, all groups are split into two subgroups for the draw, per Rule 520.
By competing at Four Continents, Z/K could stay ahead of Smart/Dieck, which would ensure that Z/K skate third, fourth, or fifth within second group of Olympic RD

Yes, but we still need to keep an eye on the Euros results even if ZingKol do compete at 4CCs and move ahead of both SmaDie and ReedAmbru in the World Standings because CarPon are sitting in 6th. If SmaDie finish 4th or higher in Sheffield they will move ahead of CarPon in the WS; and if ReedAmbru finish 5th or higher in Sheffield they will move ahead of CarPon in the WS. The chances of BOTH of those things happening is pretty low but not out of the question this week.

 

[Sylvia]

So Gubanova gets 551 WS points for her 5th place at Euros today, which would replace her 529 in the ISU Championships column and therefore gains her just 22 extra WS points? https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wswomen.htm

Euros/4CC WS points 1st-6th: 840 / 756 / 680 / 612 / 551 / 496 / etc.

 

[Karen-W]

So Gubanova gets 551 WS points for her 5th place at Euros today, which would replace her 529 in the ISU Championships column and therefore gains her just 22 extra WS points? https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wswomen.htm

Euros/4CC WS points 1st-6th: 840 / 756 / 680 / 612 / 551 / 496 / etc.

Yes, but it's enough to hold off Gutmann and Pinzarrone from bumping her out of the final SP group for the Olympics.

 

[Karen-W]

Next week is going to be particularly interesting for the women vying for a spot in the penultimate SP group at the Olympics.

Chiba is set for the final group.

Right now, with Euros points added already, the penultimate group consists of:

Gutmann 3281
Pinzarrone 3210
Petrokina 3207
Schizas 2495
Hendrickx 2477
Schild 2473

Right behind them, though, are the following women competing at 4CCs:
Lee 2344 - bronze or better moves her ahead of Schizas, Hendrickx & Schild
Nakai 2289 - 15th or higher moves her ahead of Schizas; 14th or higher moves her ahead of Hendrickx & Schild
Shin 2172 - bronze or better moves her ahead of Schizas, Hendrickx & Schild
Samodelkina 2041 - 6th or higher moves her ahead of Schizas, Hendrickx & Schild

It seems pretty likely that Nakai will bump Schild out of the penultimate group. Hendrickx & Schizas have to be hoping that Bradie or Sarah can keep the Korean women off the podium, and Hendrickx needs to hope Samodelkina is blocked from 6th by the very strong American, Japanese & Korean women.

 

[Sylvia]

Here are the direct links to the old style tables for both the Sr & Jr -

World Standings

https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wsmen.htm

Men's ISU World Standings as of 25.01.2026 16:49 UTC (after Euros & 4CC):

1 5410 Ilia MALININ* USA
2 4772 Yuma KAGIYAMA* JPN
3 4312 Mikhail SHAIDOROV* KAZ
4 4258 Adam SIAO HIM FA* FRA
5 3985 Shun SATO* JPN
6 3654 Nika EGADZE* GEO
7 3610 Lukas BRITSCHGI* SUI
8 3414 Kao MIURA* JPN
9 3388 Kevin AYMOZ* FRA
10 3336 Matteo RIZZO* ITA
11 3287 Daniel GRASSL* ITA
12 3158 Kazuki TOMONO JPN
13 3083 Sota YAMAMOTO JPN
14 3010 Aleksandr SELEVKO* EST
15 2934 Nikolaj MEMOLA ITA
16 2933 Junhwan CHA* KOR
17 2766 Jason BROWN USA
18 2493 Jacob SANCHEZ USA
19 2399 Adam HAGARA* SVK
20 2386 Deniss VASILJEVS* LAT
21 2239 Mihhail SELEVKO EST
22 2186 Vladimir LITVINTSEV* AZE
23 2167 Boyang JIN* CHN
24 2131 Roman SADOVSKY CAN
25 2077 Tatsuya TSUBOI JPN
26 2051 Andrew TORGASHEV* USA
27 1965 Minkyu SEO KOR
28 1947 Tomoki HIWATASHI USA
29 1914 Rio NAKATA JPN
30 1904 Gabriele FRANGIPANI ITA
31 1844 Tamir KUPERMAN ISR
32 1820 Vladimir SAMOILOV* POL
33 1746 Francois PITOT FRA
34 1743 Hyungyeom KIM* KO
35 1702 Genrikh GARTUNG GER
36 1692 Arlet LEVANDI EST
37 1523 Fedir KULISH* LAT
38 1417 Georgii RESHTENKO CZE
39 1414 Yanhao LI NZL
40 1403 Jimmy MA USA
41 1377 Stephen GOGOLEV* CAN
42 1307 Kyrylo MARSAK* UKR
43 1278 Ivan SHMURATKO UKR
44 1253 Camden PULKINEN USA
45 1230 Jaekeun LEE KOR
46 1221 Shunsuke NAKAMURA JPN
47 1218 Yu-Hsiang LI* TPE
48 1215 Maurizio ZANDRON AUT
49 1185 Habin CHOI KOR
50 1170 Aleksa RAKIC CAN
51 1162 Donovan CARRILLO* MEX
52 1148 Sena TAKAHASHI JPN
53 1144 Edward APPLEBY GBR (received an Olympic team event quota spot)
54 1138 Tomas-Llorenc GUARINO SABATE* ESP
55 1134 Luc ECONOMIDES FRA
56 1123 Ean WEILER SUI
57 1117 Mark GORODNITSKY ISR
58 1107 Nikita STAROSTIN GER
59 1084 Lukas VACLAVIK SVK
60 1080 Andreas NORDEBACK* SWE
...
86 761 Maxim NAUMOV* USA
-- 0 Petr GUMENNIK* AIN

* = qualified to compete at the Olympics (29 total)

Current start order groupings for the men’s short program at the Olympics:

The Skating Session by Tony Wheeler on Instagram: "(Sorry, reuploaded) current start order groupings for the men’s short program in the Olympics! ⛸️"

150 likes, 2 comments - theskatingsession on January 25, 2026: "(Sorry, reuploaded) current start order groupings for the men’s short program in the Olympics! ⛸️".

www.instagram.com

 

[Sylvia]

Women's ISU World Standings as of 25.01.2026 16:50 UTC (after Euros & 4CC):
https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wswomen.htm

1 5074 Kaori SAKAMOTO* JPN
2 4571 Mone CHIBA* JPN
3 4085 Amber GLENN* USA
4 4007 Isabeau LEVITO* USA
5 3747 Alysa LIU* USA
6 3479 Bradie TENNELL USA
7 3334 Anastasiia GUBANOVA* GEO
8 3304 Chaeyeon KIM KOR
9 3281 Lara Naki GUTMANN* ITA
10 3210 Nina PINZARRONE* BEL
11 3207 Niina PETROKINA* EST
12 3194 Sarah EVERHARDT USA
13 3045 Ami NAKAI* JPN
14 2815 Hana YOSHIDA JPN
15 2748 Rinka WATANABE JPN
16 2566 Anna PEZZETTA ITA
17 2495 Madeline SCHIZAS* CAN
18 2477 Loena HENDRICKX* BEL
19 2473 Lorine SCHILD* FRA
20 2422 Elyce LIN-GRACEY USA
21 2403 Sofia SAMODELKINA* KAZ
22 2399 Haein LEE* KOR
23 2353 Jia SHIN* KOR
24 2328 Kimmy REPOND* SUI
25 2050 Mao SHIMADA JPN
26 2038 Ahsun YUN KOR
27 2007 Yuna AOKI JPN
28 1974 Ekaterina KURAKOVA* POL
29 1970 Rion SUMIYOSHI JPN
30 1949 Iida KARHUNEN* FIN
31 1945 Sarina JOOS ITA
32 1875 Wakaba HIGUCHI JPN
33 1829 Rino MATSUIKE JPN
34 1769 Lea SERNA FRA
35 1624 Julia SAUTER* ROU
36 1561 Stefania GLADKI FRA
37 1559 Olga MIKUTINA* AUT
38 1549 Mariia SENIUK* ISR
39 1491 Elina GOIDINA EST
40 1479 Livia KAISER* SUI
41 1404 Starr ANDREWS USA
42 1349 Inga GURGENIDZE GEO
43 1338 Mia RISA GOMEZ NOR
44 1319 Sara-Maude DUPUIS CAN
45 1278 Josefin TALJEGARD SWE
46 1240 Alexandra FEIGIN* BUL
47 1236 Kristen SPOURS* GBR
...
67 1009 Meda VARIAKOJYTE* LTU
...
78 861 Ruiyang ZHANG* CHN

-- 0 Adeliia PETROSIAN* AIN
-- 0 Viktoriia SAFONOVA* AIN

* = qualified to compete at the Olympics (29 total)

Current start order groupings for the women’s short program at the Olympics:

The Skating Session by Tony Wheeler on Instagram: "Updated start order groupings for the women in Milano! ⛸️"

2,514 likes, 81 comments - theskatingsession on January 23, 2026: "Updated start order groupings for the women in Milano! ⛸️".

www.instagram.com

 

[Sylvia]

Pairs ISU World Standings as of 25.01.2026 16:51 UTC (after Euros & 4CC):
https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wspairs.htm

1 5324 Minerva Fabienne HASE / Nikita VOLODIN* GER
2 5305 Riku MIURA / Ryuichi KIHARA* JPN
3 4866 Anastasiia METELKINA / Luka BERULAVA* GEO
4 4725 Sara CONTI / Niccolo MACII* ITA
5 4133 Deanna STELLATO-DUDEK / Maxime DESCHAMPS* CAN
6 3789 Alisa EFIMOVA / Misha MITROFANOV USA
7 3598 Ellie KAM / Danny O'SHEA* USA
8 3498 Maria PAVLOVA / Alexei SVIATCHENKO* HUN
9 3362 Rebecca GHILARDI / Filippo AMBROSINI* ITA
10 2827 Annika HOCKE / Robert KUNKEL* GER
11 2671 Anastasia VAIPAN-LAW / Luke DIGBY* GBR
12 2659 Lia PEREIRA / Trennt MICHAUD* CAN
13 2599 Ioulia CHTCHETININA / Michal WOZNIAK* POL
14 2529 Yuna NAGAOKA / Sumitada MORIGUCHI* JPN
15 2340 Katie MCBEATH / Daniil PARKMAN USA
16 2273 Daria DANILOVA / Michel TSIBA* NED
17 2201 Kelly Ann LAURIN / Loucas ETHIER CAN
18 2098 Camille KOVALEV / Pavel KOVALEV FRA (not yet confirmed for the indiv. event - waiting for UZB to release their spot; received an Olympic team event quota spot)
19 2068 Jiaxuan ZHANG / Yihang HUANG CHN
20 2048 Emily CHAN / Spencer Akira HOWE* USA
21 1931 Oxana VOUILLAMOZ / Tom BOUVART SUI
22 1842 Ava KEMP / Yohnatan ELIZAROV CAN
23 1769 Audrey SHIN / Balazs NAGY USA
24 1694 Valentina PLAZAS / Maximiliano FERNANDEZ USA
25 1677 Anastasiia GOLUBEVA / Hektor GIOTOPOULOS MOORE* AUS
26 1502 Olivia FLORES / Luke WANG USA
27 1494 Romane TELEMAQUE / Lucas COULON FRA
28 1436 Irma CALDARA / Riccardo MAGLIO ITA
29 1414 Lucrezia BECCARI / Matteo GUARISE ITA
30 1404 Wenjing SUI / Cong HAN* CHN
...
51 653 Karina AKOPOVA / Nikita RAKHMANIN* ARM

* = qualified to compete at the Olympics (19 teams total)

Current start order groupings for the pairs’ short program at the Olympics:

The Skating Session by Tony Wheeler on Instagram: "Olympics pairs short program start order groups as of today! ⛸️"

101 likes, 12 comments - theskatingsession on January 24, 2026: "Olympics pairs short program start order groups as of today! ⛸️".

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Ice Dance ISU World Standings as of 25.01.2026 16:51 UTC (after Euros & 4CC):

https://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wsdance.htm

1 4906 Lilah FEAR / Lewis GIBSON* GBR
2 4600 Madison CHOCK / Evan BATES* USA
3 4425 Charlene GUIGNARD / Marco FABBRI* ITA
4 4007 Evgeniia LOPAREVA / Geoffrey BRISSAUD* FRA
5 3798 Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER* CAN
6 3719 Emilea ZINGAS / Vadym KOLESNIK* USA
7 3533 Allison REED / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS* LTU
8 3530 Christina CARREIRA / Anthony PONOMARENKO* USA
9 3376 Olivia SMART / Tim DIECK* ESP
10 3333 Caroline GREEN / Michael PARSONS USA
11 3253 Marjorie LAJOIE / Zachary LAGHA* CAN
12 3082 Diana DAVIS / Gleb SMOLKIN* GEO
13 2909 Juulia TURKKILA / Matthias VERSLUIS* FIN
14 2798 Hannah LIM / Ye QUAN* KOR
15 2771 Loicia DEMOUGEOT / Theo LE MERCIER FRA
16 2763 Natalie TASCHLEROVA / Filip TASCHLER* CZE
17 2587 Oona BROWN / Gage BROWN USA
18 2578 Katerina MRAZKOVA / Daniel MRAZEK* CZE
19 2458 Yuka ORIHARA / Juho PIRINEN FIN
20 2252 Marie-Jade LAURIAULT / Romain LE GAC* CAN
21 2231 Jennifer JANSE VAN RENSBURG / Benjamin STEFFAN* GER
22 2193 Alicia FABBRI / Paul AYER CAN
23 2171 Leah NESET / Artem MARKELOV USA
24 1982 Celina FRADJI / Jean-Hans FOURNEAUX FRA
25 1960 Laurence FOURNIER BEAUDRY / Guillaume CIZERON* FRA
26 1918 Holly HARRIS / Jason CHAN* AUS
27 1888 Katarina WOLFKOSTIN / Dimitry TSAREVSKI USA
28 1884 Iryna PIDGAINA / Artem KOVAL UKR
29 1854 Emily BRATTI / Ian SOMERVILLE USA
30 1807 Eva PATE / Logan BYE USA
31 1768 Noemi Maria TALI / Noah LAFORNARA ITA
32 1684 Hana Maria ABOIAN / Daniil VESELUKHIN USA
33 1648 Phebe BEKKER / James HERNANDEZ* GBR
34 1568 Gina ZEHNDER / Beda Leon SIEBER SUI
35 1561 Utana YOSHIDA / Masaya MORITA JPN (received an Olympic team event quota spot)
...
46 1192 Milla Ruud REITAN / Nikolaj MAJOROV* SWE
47 1189 Sofia VAL / Asaf KAZIMOV* ESP
80 575 Shiyue WANG / Xinyu LIU* CHN

* = qualified to compete at the Olympics (23 teams total)

Current start order groupings for the ice dance rhythm dance at the Olympics (copying over from the 2026 Olympics subforum in the Kiss & Cry section:

... here's the updated Dance RD starting order groups:

Last Group:
19-20: Lopareva & Brissaud, Gilles & Poirier
21-23: Fear & Gibson, Chock & Bates, Guignard & Fabbri

Penultimate Group:
14-15: Smart & Dieck, Lajoie & Lagha
16-18: Zingas & Kolesnik, Reed & Ambrulevicius, Carreira & Ponomarenko

Group 3:
9-10: Taschlerova & Taschler, Mrazkova & Mrazek
11-13: Davis & Smolkin, Turkkila & Versluis, Lim & Quan

Group 2:
5-6: Fournier Beaudry & Cizeron, Harris & Chan
7-8: Lauriault & Le Gac, Janse van Rensburg & Steffan

Group 1:
1-2: Val & Kazimov, Wang & Liu
3-4: Bekker & Hernandez, Reitan & Majorov