JGP #7 - Wuxi, CHN - Women's SP & FS

[Karen-W]

FS Results - https://results.isu.org/results/season2425/jgpchn2024/SEG004.htm
Judges Protocols - https://results.isu.org/results/sea...OR----FNL-000100--_JudgesDetailsperSkater.pdf

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	CO	PR	SK	Ded. -	StN.
1​	Ami NAKAI	JPN	136.22​	73.28​		62.94​	7.82​	7.86​	7.89​	0.00​	#34​
2​	Yihan WANG	CHN	128.96​	72.20​		56.76​	7.04​	6.93​	7.29​	0.00​	#31​
3​	Inga GURGENIDZE	GEO	128.69​	74.72​		53.97​	6.71​	6.68​	6.82​	0.00​	#22​
4​	Yuseong KIM	KOR	128.03​	71.37​		56.66​	7.11​	7.04​	7.07​	0.00​	#32​
5​	Shuxian JIN	CHN	126.94​	71.83​		55.11​	6.86​	6.82​	6.96​	0.00​	#30​
6​	Shiqi GAO	CHN	120.07​	68.00​		52.07​	6.46​	6.61​	6.43​	0.00​	#21​
7​	Yo TAKAGI	JPN	119.42​	60.53​		59.89​	7.57​	7.36​	7.50​	1.00​	#33​
8​	Hana BATH	AUS	107.91​	59.85​		48.06​	6.04​	5.96​	6.00​	0.00​	#26​
9​	Ariel GUO	HKG	104.37​	54.13​		50.24​	6.32​	6.21​	6.29​	0.00​	#27​
10​	Jeongyul HWANG	KOR	102.33​	55.04​		49.29​	6.07​	6.00​	6.39​	2.00​	#29​
11​	Chiara MINIGHINI	ITA	100.86​	50.32​		50.54​	6.25​	6.39​	6.29​	0.00​	#25​
12​	Phattaratida KANESHIGE	THA	100.39​	53.93​		46.46​	5.79​	5.75​	5.86​	0.00​	#23​
13​	Olivia LENGYELOVA	SVK	100.20​	57.51​		42.69​	5.46​	5.14​	5.39​	0.00​	#17​
14​	Sophie Joline von FELTEN	USA	98.84​	50.89​		49.95​	6.14​	6.14​	6.43​	2.00​	#24​
15​	Milana MOZEIKO	FRA	90.84​	45.74​		45.10​	5.68​	5.64​	5.57​	0.00​	#16​
16​	Kara YUN	CAN	87.24​	42.76​		47.48​	5.89​	5.68​	6.21​	3.00​	#28​
17​	Elena AGOSTINELLI	ITA	86.64​	43.26​		43.38​	5.39​	5.32​	5.54​	0.00​	#19​
18​	Zhasmin SHLAGA	KGZ	84.11​	45.10​		39.01​	4.75​	4.82​	5.04​	0.00​	#12​
19​	Minja PELTONEN	FIN	81.53​	41.09​		40.44​	5.11​	5.11​	4.93​	0.00​	#15​
20​	Chloe TANG	TPE	74.38​	36.77​		38.61​	4.82​	4.71​	4.93​	1.00​	#14​
21​	Vianna Shen-Rou LINKE	SGP	69.60​	33.41​		37.19​	4.75​	4.64​	4.54​	1.00​	#13​
22​	Emmi AHLSTEDT	FIN	67.40​	30.31​		37.09​	4.68​	4.32​	4.89​	0.00​	#20​
23​	Sofiya FARAFONOVA	KAZ	65.24​	28.04​		39.20​	5.04​	4.71​	4.93​	2.00​	#18​
24​	Sofi KARAPETYAN	ARM	63.01​	30.23​		32.78​	3.96​	3.96​	4.36​	0.00​	#8​
25​	Michelle Edgina AXILLE	INA	61.77​	29.76​		33.01​	4.07​	4.04​	4.25​	1.00​	#7​
26​	Cara TANG	NZL	61.64​	26.40​		36.24​	4.50​	4.39​	4.68​	1.00​	#10​
27​	Wei Xuan OH	MAS	58.37​	25.63​		33.74​	4.32​	4.18​	4.14​	1.00​	#9​
28​	Hayden Isabel BALUCATING	PHI	57.12​	27.93​		31.19​	3.82​	3.68​	4.18​	2.00​	#11​
29​	Sara ZOFREA BRAVO	PER	54.00​	24.84​		29.16​	3.64​	3.57​	3.71​	0.00​	#5​
30​	Hannah DABEES	EGY	49.49​	22.32​		27.17​	3.32​	3.57​	3.29​	0.00​	#3​
31​	Misheel OTGONBAATAR	MGL	46.11​	18.66​		29.45​	3.68​	3.39​	3.96​	2.00​	#4​
32​	Huong Dieu LE	VIE	45.41​	16.90​		28.51​	3.57​	3.29​	3.82​	0.00​	#6​
33​	Sama JERAQ	KUW	28.17​	12.16​		18.01​	2.32​	2.11​	2.32​	2.00​	#2​
34​	Harshita RAWTANI	IND	23.58​	8.49​		15.09​	1.93​	2.04​	1.68​	0.00​	#1​

 

[her grace]

@Karen-W, you get Gladki!

 

[Karen-W]

Final Standings - https://results.isu.org/results/season2425/jgpchn2024/CAT002RS.htm

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Ami NAKAI	JPN	204.88	1	1
2	Yuseong KIM	KOR	192.23	3	4
3	Yihan WANG	CHN	192.11	4	2
4	Shuxian JIN	CHN	189.89	5	5
5	Yo TAKAGI	JPN	185.45	2	7
6	Inga GURGENIDZE	GEO	179.14	13	3
7	Shiqi GAO	CHN	170.27	14	6
8	Jeongyul HWANG	KOR	164.14	6	10
9	Hana BATH	AUS	161.16	9	8
10	Ariel GUO	HKG	161.13	8	9
11	Chiara MINIGHINI	ITA	152.81	10	11
12	Phattaratida KANESHIGE	THA	151.51	12	12
13	Sophie Joline von FELTEN	USA	150.25	11	14
14	Kara YUN	CAN	145.94	7	16
15	Olivia LENGYELOVA	SVK	142.23	18	13
16	Milana MOZEIKO	FRA	132.70	19	15
17	Elena AGOSTINELLI	ITA	131.79	16	17
18	Zhasmin SHLAGA	KGZ	121.72	23	18
19	Minja PELTONEN	FIN	121.53	20	19
20	Emmi AHLSTEDT	FIN	115.87	15	22
21	Chloe TANG	TPE	113.91	21	20
22	Vianna Shen-Rou LINKE	SGP	108.65	22	21
23	Sofiya FARAFONOVA	KAZ	108.24	17	23
24	Sofi KARAPETYAN	ARM	95.47	27	24
25	Cara TANG	NZL	94.89	25	26
26	Michelle Edgina AXILLE	INA	93.04	28	25
27	Wei Xuan OH	MAS	91.24	26	27
28	Hayden Isabel BALUCATING	PHI	90.40	24	28
29	Sara ZOFREA BRAVO	PER	81.77	30	29
30	Huong Dieu LE	VIE	73.78	29	32
31	Hannah DABEES	EGY	73.49	32	30
32	Misheel OTGONBAATAR	MGL	72.16	31	31
33	Sama JERAQ	KUW	42.45	33	33
34	Harshita RAWTANI	IND	34.34	34	34

 

[Karen-W]

@Karen-W, you get Gladki!

It's not so much that I love Gladki or anything but more I was rooting for anything to break up an all-Asia JGPF group of qualifiers. Once Sophie flamed out, she was the last hope, so I had to actively root for her, lol.

 

[Karen-W]

JGPF Qualifiers -
Shimada 15+15 = 30
Wada 15+13 = 28
Nakai 13+15 = 28
Kim 15+13 = 28
Wang 15+11 = 26
Gladki 13+11 = 24

Alternates -
1 - Shin 9+13 = 22
2 - Okada 11+11 = 22 (366.89 combined total score)
3 - Ko 11+11 = 22 (357.00 combined total score)

 

[4rkidz]

It's not so much that I love Gladki or anything but more I was rooting for anything to break up an all-Asia JGPF group of qualifiers. Once Sophie flamed out, she was the last hope, so I had to actively root for her, lol.

What difference does that make? I find your comment of the “last hope” to be odd?

What a fabulous junior Grand Prix for the young women, I think the best one of the season and so lovely to hear PJ announcing. So impressed with the Chinese skaters in particular, lots of talent and both technically and artistic.
I am excited to watch the JGP final live in Grenoble with this level of skating.

 

[Karen-W]

What difference does that make? I find your comment of the “last hope” to be odd

What's odd about appreciating a decent geographic spread for the GPF qualifiers rather than having it dominated by one country or region?

 

[4rkidz]

What's odd about appreciating a decent geographic spread for the GPF qualifiers rather than having it dominated by one country or region?

Countries I can understand, but Asia is the largest continent so encompasses several top skating countries. No worries maybe just me..

 

[Jarrett]

The USFS was in a low-win situation after last Saturday. Either they stick to their original plans and not give her a chance to qualify for the JGPF - which would have drawn valid criticism given the sorry state of our jr women on the JGP so far this season - or they give her the shot and things go poorly because of all the reasons you pointed out this wasn't likely to turn out well, or maybe they go well and Sophie qualifies (or at least acquits herself well). I can't blame the USFS for taking the risk here - again, it's not as if the rest of our jr women are lighting the world on fire - and Kalin certainly hasn't done that yet during her 5 previous JGP assignments over the course of the last 3 seasons.

I do agree that there was a very questionable coaching choice in having her go for the 4s - especially after the wonky landing on the opening 3a - of course, it could have been sheer stubbornness on the part of the skater and it's a certain learning experience for her regardless of whether or not the 4s attempt was sanctioned by the coach or not.

I just turned off the video after that 4s attempt. Disappointing to see that choice. I don’t know who made that call but I think it wasn’t the best decision.