JGP #2 - Czech Skate, Ostrava CZE - Women's SP & FS

[Frau Muller]

Yes, this is a really lovely dress. She's got all the ingredients that @Frau Muller loves in her Korean junior ladies template.

ETA - I'm guessing she's going to get a time deduction as far behind as she finished the music. And Ted's wondering if she'll get credit for the last element, that's how much behind the music it was.

Watched later. Yes, I loved Jang’s dress but absolutely adored Wada of Japan’s color scheme and floatiness.

Josephine just eeked into top 6! I’m getting tired of US single skaters aiming for 6th and 7th place in JGPs.

 

[Wyliefan]

And Lengyelova will be in the final group in the free. Pretty good for a skater at her first JGP!

(ETA: And of course Wada leads, which is VERY good for a first JGP!)

 

[Karen-W]

Josephine just eeked into top 6! I’m getting tired of US single skaters aiming for 6th and 7th place in JGPs.

Nope - she got pushed out of the top 6 by the Slovakian girl.

 

[Karen-W]

SP Results - https://results.isu.org/results/season2425/jgpcze2024/SEG003.htm
Detailed Protocols - https://results.isu.org/results/sea...OR----QUAL000100--_JudgesDetailsperSkater.pdf

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	CO	PR	SK	Ded. -	StN.
1​	Kaoruko WADA	JPN	67.21​	38.28​		28.93​	7.18​	7.11​	7.46​	0.00​	#9​
2​	Rena UEZONO	JPN	64.41​	35.90​		28.51​	6.93​	7.18​	7.32​	0.00​	#7​
3​	Stefania GLADKI	FRA	61.45​	35.94​		25.51​	6.43​	6.36​	6.39​	0.00​	#13​
4​	Yujae KIM	KOR	61.20​	35.46​		25.74​	6.32​	6.39​	6.64​	0.00​	#36​
5​	Polina DZSUMANYIJAZOVA	HUN	60.45​	35.55​		24.90​	6.25​	6.18​	6.29​	0.00​	#29​
6​	Alica LENGYELOVA	SVK	59.29​	35.96​		24.33​	6.04​	6.11​	6.14​	1.00​	#37​
7​	Josephine LEE	USA	57.65​	30.78​		26.87​	6.71​	6.82​	6.68​	0.00​	#5​
8​	Sarina JOOS	ITA	55.41​	31.28​		24.13​	6.00​	6.18​	5.96​	0.00​	#19​
9​	Harin JANG	KOR	53.59​	31.60​		22.99​	5.68​	5.68​	5.93​	1.00​	#18​
10​	Jana HORCICKOVA	CZE	53.58​	29.51​		24.07​	6.07​	6.14​	5.89​	0.00​	#27​
11​	Noelle STREULI	POL	53.17​	30.75​		22.42​	5.57​	5.61​	5.68​	0.00​	#17​
12​	Maria Eliise KALJUVERE	EST	49.48​	26.55​		23.93​	6.04​	5.89​	6.07​	1.00​	#28​
13​	Angel DELEVAQUE	NED	49.26​	27.57​		21.69​	5.46​	5.46​	5.39​	0.00​	#8​
14​	Sophie ERHARDT	GER	49.10​	27.65​		21.45​	5.46​	5.21​	5.46​	0.00​	#1​
15​	Venla SINISALO	FIN	47.77​	27.31​		21.46​	5.43​	5.25​	5.46​	1.00​	#24​
16​	Elisabeth DIBBERN	SUI	46.87​	26.03​		21.84​	5.46​	5.57​	5.39​	1.00​	#34​
17​	Flora Marie SCHALLER	AUT	45.35​	25.36​		19.99​	5.00​	4.96​	5.07​	0.00​	#16​
18​	Barbora TYKALOVA	CZE	45.11​	23.46​		21.65​	5.46​	5.43​	5.39​	0.00​	#6​
19​	Lena CUSAK	CRO	44.86​	24.68​		20.18​	5.07​	5.25​	4.86​	0.00​	#3​
20​	Lilly ALMGREN-LIDMAN	SWE	44.24​	23.96​		20.28​	5.07​	5.11​	5.07​	0.00​	#20​
21​	Leilah PATTEN	GBR	44.01​	22.97​		21.04​	5.43​	5.18​	5.21​	0.00​	#4​
22​	Katerina HANUSOVA	CZE	43.14​	24.71​		18.43​	4.61​	4.54​	4.71​	0.00​	#2​
23​	Kira BARANOVSKA	LAT	43.00​	23.04​		19.96​	4.93​	4.93​	5.14​	0.00​	#32​
24​	Varvara ABRAMKINA	CYP	42.97​	22.02​		20.95​	5.32​	5.07​	5.36​	0.00​	#31​
25​	Sabina ALIEVA	AZE	41.84​	24.35​		19.49​	4.93​	4.79​	4.93​	2.00​	#12​
26​	Gabriella GRINBERG	ISR	41.51​	22.47​		21.04​	5.21​	5.18​	5.43​	2.00​	#14​
27​	Vita KAS	SLO	40.64​	21.55​		19.09​	4.71​	4.79​	4.86​	0.00​	#11​
28​	Carlota GARCIA BARRANCO	ESP	40.63​	22.50​		19.13​	4.79​	4.89​	4.71​	1.00​	#21​
29​	Jasmine COETZEE	RSA	39.44​	21.90​		17.54​	4.50​	4.32​	4.36​	0.00​	#15​
30​	Sofia LAMPRINOU	GRE	35.68​	18.29​		17.39​	4.36​	4.32​	4.39​	0.00​	#10​
31​	Zeynep Naz DOGAN	TUR	33.99​	16.89​		17.10​	4.25​	4.25​	4.36​	0.00​	#22​
32​	Minja PELTONEN	FIN	33.97​	16.08​		18.89​	4.71​	4.64​	4.86​	1.00​	#33​
33​	Charlotte JENNES	BEL	33.40​	15.39​		18.01​	4.43​	4.32​	4.79​	0.00​	#30​
34​	Sofiia EKZARKHOVA	UKR	31.75​	14.65​		17.10​	4.21​	4.14​	4.50​	0.00​	#38​
35​	Elena Catherine MILLS	BRA	30.08​	15.55​		15.53​	3.89​	4.00​	3.79​	1.00​	#26​
36​	Andrea PAZOS GUERRA	AND	26.28​	13.26​		14.02​	3.50​	3.43​	3.61​	1.00​	#35​
37​	Natalia RUNCANU	ROU	23.75​	12.18​		14.57​	3.71​	3.54​	3.71​	3.00​	#25​
38​	Valeska Martina ONA PROANO	ECU	20.53​	8.74​		12.79​	3.32​	3.18​	3.11​	1.00​	#23​

 

[PRlady]

I was out and missed the ladies.

Slovakia is the new Switzerland, judging by this comp.

 

[Karen-W]

I was out and missed the ladies.

Slovakia is the new Switzerland, judging by this comp.

LOL. Not quite. She's only 13 and Hagara has only one WJC medal and one JGPF medal to his name. They need to sustain their success for a few more years.

 

[PRlady]

LOL. Not quite. She's only 13 and Hagara has only one WJC medal and one JGPF medal to his name. They need to sustain their success for a few more years.

Isn’t their pair team in medal position as well?

ETA: never mind, in 5th. I did watch and like them.

 

[Karen-W]

Isn’t their pair team in medal position as well?

They're in 5th - 4 points out of 3rd right now, but this is jr pairs and this field has a lot of teams that don't have much competitive history so it's difficult to handicap properly. There's 10 points between 2nd and 13th - I'm expecting a LOT of movement in the FS.

 

[Karen-W]

FS Livestream Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pT6UAks-pCk
Detailed Time Schedule - https://results.isu.org/results/sea...JUNIOR----FNL-000100--_StartListwithTimes.pdf

Live Results - https://results.isu.org/results/season2425/jgpcze2024/SEG004.htm

StN.	Name	Nation	Rank	Points
	Warm-Up Group 1
1	Valeska Martina ONA PROANO	ECU	38	20.53
2	Natalia RUNCANU	ROU	37	23.75
3	Andrea PAZOS GUERRA	AND	36	26.28
4	Elena Catherine MILLS	BRA	35	30.08
5	Sofiia EKZARKHOVA	UKR	34	31.75
	Warm-Up Group 2
6	Charlotte JENNES	BEL	33	33.40
7	Minja PELTONEN	FIN	32	33.97
8	Zeynep Naz DOGAN	TUR	31	33.99
9	Sofia LAMPRINOU	GRE	30	35.68
10	Jasmine COETZEE	RSA	29	39.44
	Warm-Up Group 3
11	Carlota GARCIA BARRANCO	ESP	28	40.63
12	Vita KAS	SLO	27	40.64
13	Gabriella GRINBERG	ISR	26	41.51
14	Sabina ALIEVA	AZE	25	41.84
15	Varvara ABRAMKINA	CYP	24	42.97
	Warm-Up Group 4
16	Kira BARANOVSKA	LAT	23	43.00
17	Katerina HANUSOVA	CZE	22	43.14
18	Leilah PATTEN	GBR	21	44.01
19	Lilly ALMGREN-LIDMAN	SWE	20	44.24
20	Lena CUSAK	CRO	19	44.86
	Warm-Up Group 5
21	Barbora TYKALOVA	CZE	18	45.11
22	Flora Marie SCHALLER	AUT	17	45.35
23	Elisabeth DIBBERN	SUI	16	46.87
24	Venla SINISALO	FIN	15	47.77
25	Sophie ERHARDT	GER	14	49.10
26	Angel DELEVAQUE	NED	13	49.26
	Warm-Up Group 6
27	Maria Eliise KALJUVERE	EST	12	49.48
28	Noelle STREULI	POL	11	53.17
29	Jana HORCICKOVA	CZE	10	53.58
30	Harin JANG	KOR	9	53.59
31	Sarina JOOS	ITA	8	55.41
32	Josephine LEE	USA	7	57.65
	Warm-Up Group 7
33	Alica LENGYELOVA	SVK	6	59.29
34	Polina DZSUMANYIJAZOVA	HUN	5	60.45
35	Yujae KIM	KOR	4	61.20
36	Stefania GLADKI	FRA	3	61.45
37	Rena UEZONO	JPN	2	64.41
38	Kaoruko WADA	JPN	1	67.21

 

[Kateri]

Gabriella Grinberg is a Moscow born Plushenko student, and she tried a triple axel, but it wasn't close to rotated. Nothing remotely interesting about anything she did.

 

[Kateri]

Abramkina in a snake dress, copying Kamila's opening arm-loopy choreo. At least it's not actually Bolero!

 

[Karen-W]

Abramkina in a snake dress, copying Kamila's opening arm-loopy choreo. At least it's not actually Bolero!

Oh, this snake dress is a cheap knock-off of Kamila's snake dress. The lack of whickety-whack on this dress is a dead-giveaway.

 

[Kateri]

Early days, but Leilah Patten is the most promising British female skater I think I've ever seen. If she survives puberty (big if) she could be amazing.

 

[Karen-W]

Tkyalova's dress is stunning. Baby blue skirt and floral lace bodice & sleeves with gold crystals covering the lace.

 

[Kateri]

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say this tiny 13 year old skating to The Handmaiden soundtrack has not watched the film. But perhaps she will someday, and be like "....oh!"

 

[Frau Muller]

Dibbern of Switzerland a delight! Love her dress…floaty, with a blending of pale colors. Similar to Japanese skater Wada’s SP dress.

 

[nlloyd]

The South African skater, Jasmine Coetzee, also trains in Moscow it seems. Her bio lists Plushenko as one of her coaches and 17 hours a week training in Moscow. It's too bad that that is where promising young South African skaters are going for training.

 

[Karen-W]

Anyone who read last week's JGP Women's SP thread is well aware of how much I hate The Fifth Element soundtrack wailing opera woman and cannot fathom how this crap has become a skating warhorse, but I have to give Angel Delevaque props for surprising me with a costume that doesn't automatically scream "this is a Fifth Element program!"

Also - she's quite a lovely skater! We should keep an eye on her. She's only 14, so we have a few more seasons before she's sr-eligible, but she's got some talent!

 

[danafan]

I'm blown away by how many talented skaters there are from so many countries.

 

[Frau Muller]

I always think about E Sandhu when I hear this 5th Element music!

 

[Frau Muller]

I’m awaiting the great international breakthrough performance by Josephine Lee (#2 senior U.S. woman in 2024 Nationals)! Go, Josephine! Rock with Rachmaninov!

 

[her grace]

Kaljuvere

Good lift on her jumps, maybe a little short on the second jumps in her combos. Nice spins. Can work some on expressing the music. Well done overall.

 

[Karen-W]

Two black dresses with silver/white crystals & accenting in a row and the last one in the previous group was black with blue crystals. And three entirely different music selections.

All of the dresses have been very pretty, by the way.

 

[her grace]

Streuli

Touching boards beginning—automatic no in my book. Some (many) jump errors, nice moves in the field sequence, not her day

 

[beckab81]

I'm blown away by how many talented skaters there are from so many countries.

I'm especially pleased that so many of them are training at home. It speaks well for the growth of the sport!

3 of the top 6 train at least part time in Russia. I'm hoping that some of these non-russian training centers can continue to grow, they're giving us such interesting skaters & programs.

 

[beckab81]

Love the way Streuli's skirt flares during jumps & spins. Sorry she had a rough skate, some nice qualities there.

 

[her grace]

Horcickova

Limber, expressive arms and back, neat 3f and 3t-2t, gained strength as she went, a few jump troubles at beginning, put hand down on ending pose—could count as a fall

 

[Karen-W]

Horcickova is not in a black dress, but I do love it. It's mostly a deep grape purple but it ombres on her upper chest area into burgundy; the neckline is a nude illusion as are the upper half of the sleeves, then the forearm is the deep grape and it ombres into the burgundy. The skirt fades from the deep purple to a peach for the last few inches. And the front dress has a diamond/ geometric crystal stoning pattern while the back, which is mostly nude illusion, has some dark stones draping down like long necklace strands. It's really unique and gorgeous.

 

[Frau Muller]

Jang! What a dress and hair accessory!!!

Costuming must be a big part of every Korean female skater’s family.

 

[Karen-W]

Jang's got a blush pink dress with some darker mauve ombre sections covered in lots of silver stones/crystals. And requisite hair bling. She's struggling on some of these jumps though. Korean Women's Cloning Program appears to have glitched with her again and I'm fine with this because she's skating to "Voila" which should be an automatic deduction for bad taste.

ETA - and then she botched the closing spin and may not get it called.