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[2017] CS Nebelhorn Trophy (Olympics qualifying event) (27-20.09)

Yatagarasu
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ISU CS Nebelhorn Trophy 2017

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: OLYMPIC QUALIFYING EVENT

ISU Challenger Series

Oberstdorf / GER

27.09.2017 - 30.09.2017

 

 

This is the thread for CS Nebelhorn Trophy-related discussion.

 

 

Date (Local time) Event Location Other
Notes
September 13-17 U.S. International FS Classic Salt Lake City / USA   
September 14–17 Lombardia Trophy Bergamo / ITA  
September 20–23 Autumn Classic International Montreal / CAN  
September 21–23 Ondrej Nepela Trophy Bratislava / SVK  
September 27–30 Nebelhorn Trophy Oberstdorf / GER + Olympic qualifier
October 6–8 Finlandia Trophy Espoo / FIN  
October 26–29 Minsk-Arena Ice Star Minsk / BLR  
November 16–19 Warsaw Cup Warsaw / POL  
November 21–26 Tallinn Trophy Tallinn / EST  
December 6–9 Golden Spin of Zagreb Zagreb / CRO  

 


 

 

Click videos to play live stream or
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Upcoming: Day 1

https://www.dailymotion.com/skatingvideos

 

Day 2 Playlists

 

Day 3 Playlists

 

 

Provisional classification - Day 1; Provisional team classification - Day 1


Day 2 classification - Final Men and Pairs, provisional Ladies

 

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    Time schedule

     

    The rosters for the event are now out, and the following skaters will be participating - skaters with the D designations are not participating in the OWG qualifications.

     

    Men Ladies Ice Dance Pairs

    1. Slavik HAYRAPETYAN (ARM)

    2. Luc MAIERHOFER (AUT)

    3. Larry LOUPOLOVER (AZE)

    4. Yakau ZENKO (BLR)

    5. Jorik HENDRICKX (BEL)
    6. Nicky OBREYKOV (BUL)
    7. Patrick CHAN (D) (CAN) WD
    8. Chih-I TSAO (TPE)
    9. Nicholas VRDOLJAK (CRO)
    10. Aleksandr SELEVKO (EST)
    11. Valtter VIRTANEN (FIN)
    12. Graham NEWBERRY (GBR)
    13. Harrison Jon-Yen WONG (HKG)
    14. Conor STAKELUM (IRL)

    15. Matteo RIZZO (ITA)

    16. Julian Zhi Jie YEE (MAS)

    17. Donovan CARRILLO (MEX)

    18. Thomas KENNES (NED)

    19. Sondre ODDVOLL BOE (NOR)

    20. Michael Christian MARTINEZ (PHI)

    21. Igor REZNICHENKO (POL)

    22. June Hyoung LEE (KOR)

    23. Marco KLEPOCH (SVK)

    24. Alexander MAJOROV (SWE)

    25. Stephane WALKER (SUI)

    26. Engin Ali ARTAN (TUR)

    27. Yaroslav PANIOT (UKR)

    28. Alexander JOHNSON (D) (USA)

    1. Anastasia GALUSTYAN (ARM)
    2. Kailani CRAINE (AUS)
    3. Kerstin FRANK (AUT)
    4. Kim CHEREMSKY (AZE)
    5. Isadora WILLIAMS (BRA)
    6. Presiyana DIMITROVA (BUL)
    7. Amy LIN (TPE)

    8. Elizaveta UKOLOVA (CZE)

    9. Pernille SORENSEN (DEN)
    10. Kristina SHKULETA-GROMOVA (EST)
    11. Viveca LINDFORS (FIN)
    12. Nathalie WEINZIERL (D) (GER)
    13. Natasha MCKAY (GBR)

    14. Dimitra KORRI (GRE)

    15. Joanna SO (HKG)

    16. Aimee BUCHANAN (ISR)

    17. Romana KAISER (LIE)

    18. Elzbieta KROPA (LTU)

    19. Fleur MAXWELL (LUX)

    20. Aina Sorfina MOHD AMINUDIN (MAS)

    21. Sofia DEL RIO (MEX)

    22. Niki WORIES (NED)

    23. Anne Line GJERSEM (NOR)

    24. Alisson Krystle PERTICHETO (PHI)

    25. Elzbieta GABRYSZAK (POL)

    26. Julia SAUTER (ROU)

    27. Antonina DUBININA (SRB)

    28. Shuran YU (SGP)

    29. Dasa GRM (SLO)

    30. Kathryn WINSTANLEY (RSA)

    31. Matilda ALGOTSSON (SWE)

    32. Alexia PAGANINI (SUI)

    33. Thita LAMSAM (THA)

    34. Birce ATABEY (TUR)

    35. Anna KHNYCHENKOVA (UKR)

    36. Zahra LARI (UAE)

    1. Tina GARABEDIAN / Simon PROULX-SENECAL (ARM)

    2. Kimberley HEW-LOW / Timothy MCKERNAN (AUS)

    3. Anastasia GALYETA / Avidan BROWN (AZE)

    4. Viktoria KAVALIOVA / Yurii BIELIAIEV (BLR)

    5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER (D) (CAN)

    6. Cortney MANSOUR / Michal CESKA (CZE)

    7. Viktoria SEMENJUK / Artur GRUZDEV (EST)

    8. Cecilia TÖRN / Jussiville PARTANEN (FIN)

    9. Kavita LORENZ / Joti POLIZOAKIS (GER)

    10. Penny COOMES / Nicholas BUCKLAND (GBR)

    11. Anna YANOVSKAYA / Adam LUKACS (HUN)

    12. Kana MURAMOTO / Chris REED (JPN)

    13. Olga JAKUSHINA / Andrey NEVSKIY (LAT)

    14. Allison REED / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS (LTU)

    15. Yura MIN / Alexander GAMELIN (KOR)

    16. Lucie MYSLIVECKOVA / Lukas CSOLLEY (SVK)

    17. Malin MALMBERG / Thomas NORDAHL (SWE)

    18. Victoria MANNI / Carlo RÖTHLISBERGER (SUI)

    19. Karina MANTA / Joseph JOHNSON (D) (USA)

    1. Ekaterina ALEXANDROVSKAYA / Harley WINDSOR (AUS)

    2. Miriam ZIEGLER / Severin KIEFER (AUT)

    3. Tatiana DANILOVA / Mikalai KAMIANCHUK (BLR)

    4. Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE (D) (CAN)

    5. Anna DUSKOVA / Martin BIDAR (CZE)

    6. Tae Ok RYOM / Ju Sik KIM (PRK)

    7. Annika HOCKE / Ruben BLOMMAERT (D) (GER)

    8. Aliona SAVCHENKO / Bruno MASSOT (D) (GER)

    9. Zoe JONES / Christopher BOYADJI (GBR)

    10. Darja BEKLEMISCSEVA / Mark MAGYAR (HUN)

    11. Paige CONNERS / Evgeni KRASNOPOLSKI (ISR)

    12. Sumire SUTO / Francis BOUDREAU-AUDET (JPN)

    13. Su Yeon KIM / Hyungtae KIM (KOR)

    14. Evgenia TARASOVA / Vladimir MOROZOV (D) (RUS)

    15. Laura BARQUERO / Aritz MAESTU (ESP)

    16. Ashley CAIN / Timothy LEDUC (D) (USA)

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    At the World Championships in Helsinki 24 ladies and men, 19 dance couples and 16 pairs secured their places at the 2018 Olympic Games. This means that the remaining skaters have a second chance to secure their own, aiming for the following available places:

     

    Men Ladies Ice Dance Pairs
    6 6 5 4

    * will be updated post SP with provisional placings

     

    • The host country Korea is guaranteed an extra spot per discipline if they do not qualify through the normal qualifying procedure (2017 World Championships and Olympic Qualifying competition).

     

    Please note

    • if the skater manages to secure a place, they do so for their country of origin and not for themselves; this means that theoretically the federation can assign a different skater to appear at the actual Olympic event.
    • individual qualifications will affect which countries take part in the Team event at the Olympics

     

    Current Team Table:

     

    Country Men Ladies Ice Dance Pairs
    Australia 1 x x x
    Belgium x 1 x x
    Canada 2 3 3 3
    China 2 1 1 3
    Czech Republic 1 x x x
    Denmark x x 1 x
    France 1 1 2 2
    Georgia 1 x x x
    Germany 1 1 x 2
    Hungary x 1 x x
    Israel 2 x 1 x
    Italy x 2 2 2
    Japan 3 2 x x
    Kazakhstan 1 2 x x
    South Korea x 2 x x
    Latvia 1 1 x x
    Poland x x 1 x
    Russia 2 3 2 3
    Slovak Republic x 1 x x
    Spain 2 x 1 x
    Turkey x x 1 x
    Ukraine x x 1 x
    USA 3 3 3 1
    Uzbekistan 1 x x x

     

    • the draw for the panel of judges for the OWG 2018 takes place here, on Sept 30th
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    Dun dun dun! Olympics here we come!

     

    Team event especially is interesting not just for the medals but its impact on individual in case o participation! Come play with us!

    • Yatagarasu changed the title to [2017] ISU CS Nebelhorn Trophy (Olympics qualifying event) 27.09. - 30.09.2017
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    I'm so sad Patrick isn't skating here anymore. :( 

    1 minute ago, Fay said:

    He isn't?

     

    No, he's no longer on the entry list. 

    6 minutes ago, Fay said:

    Gosh, this is going to be quite some event to watch then....

     

    I no longer have any idea on who's going to win this. :laughing:

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    19 minutes ago, xeyra said:

    I'm so sad Patrick isn't skating here anymore. :( 

     

    right! forgot to add wd, thanks. do we know why?

     

    this is going to be so interesting. i wonder if japan will make it. it has pros and cons that.

    6 minutes ago, Yatagarasu said:

     

    right! forgot to add wd, thanks. do we know why?

     

    this is going to be so interesting. i wonder if japan will make it. it has pros and cons that.

     

    No idea whatsoever why. His name was there one day, gone the next. 

     

    Maybe it was a clerical error and he'll still participate? I don't want to get my hopes up, though. 

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    Just now, xeyra said:

     

    No idea whatsoever why. His name was there one day, gone the next. 

     

    huh. hopefully nothing bad but just simple change of plans. thank you!

     

    well it does make it interesting even more so now plus i do not have to keep subtracting that first place for the oly count :laughing:

    Question, how many teams get to skate to the FS/FD in the Team Event, based on the short results? I seem to remember reading there's a cutoff. 

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    6 minutes ago, xeyra said:

    Question, how many teams get to skate to the FS/FD in the Team Event, based on the short results? I seem to remember reading there's a cutoff. 

     

    Half, half so five.


    France, China, Germany, Ukraine and GB did not advance in Sochi, while Russia, Canada, USA, Italy and Japan had.

    Regarding Team Japan, is Yuzu likely to skate the SP again and Shoma the FS? It puts more of a burden on Shoma for skating the FS but he has actually made a strategy out of doing competitions very close together so I feel like he could handle it without affecting him too much for the Individual. But at the same time he is doing 5 (maybe 6?) quad programs, and this is not easy. And yet, asking Yuzu to do the FS would be even worse.

     

    Maybe they can just decide not to bother and Team Japan strategically puts its third man doing the SP and missing out on the FS cutoff. :biggrin:

     

    I don't even want to imagine the girls and who'd skate what. 

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