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No she's age eligible this year. She's older than Kamila and they're age eligible next year.Isn't she still to young to go the Olympics?
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No she's age eligible this year. She's older than Kamila and they're age eligible next year.Isn't she still to young to go the Olympics?
No, she's already 15Isn't she still to young to go the Olympics?
No. She's turning 16 this year.Isn't she still to young to go the Olympics?
She wasn't age eligible this year because she turned 15 after July 1, 2020.No she was age eligible this year. She's older than Kamila and they're age eligible next year.
Thank you for the info. US has a few good choices to send.They don't have a third skater here .. in that circumstance the third skater must qualify at Nebelhorn
Oh oops I meant to say she's age eligible next year. She's older than Kamila and they're age eligible next year.She wasn't age eligible this year because she turned 15 after July 1, 2020.
2021-2022 will be her first senior season. I thought a Senior Grand Prix would be her first important senior international, but now it looks likely to be Nebelhorn.No she was age eligible this year. She's older than Kamila and they're age eligible next year.
Yep, hopefully Alysa will figure out her growth spurt and go. Or Amber. I know the USFS likes to push cute and perky Bell, but she's on the way out. Do you have to medal at Nebelhorn to get an extra spot?Thank you for the info. US has a few good choices to send.
Yeah I typed too fast haha.2021-2022 will be her first senior season. I thought a Senior Grand Prix would be her first important senior international, but now it looks likely to be Nebelhorn.
It's hard to measure up to that. 3 skaters going clean with multiple quads/3As each is something that might only happen once.So the Russian Nationals turned out to be the better world championships. Haha
I heard that Alysa was already hitting the 3a again in practice just prior to Nationals. No need to medal, just come in top six among those eligible for Olympic spots (or top ten if extra potential qualifying spots are added from Worlds, which is up for debate). Really, any of our top ten ladies should easily qualify us.Yep, hopefully Alysa will figure out her growth spurt and go. Or Amber. I know the USFS likes to push cute and perky Bell, but she's on the way out. Do you have to medal at Nebelhorn tonight get an extra spot?
I believe Anna will rest and prepare for Olympic season. It seem her illness doesn't effect her form immediately however she was not able to regain it to Worlds unfortunately as it has to be in normal year.I’m really sad Maddie didn’t finish 12th this guaranteeing two GP.
Karen, one again coming in clutch for the US at pre Olympic worlds.
Russian scoring, a joke. Good for Anna winning. It looks like her quads will soon be a thing of the past.
Yay Leona! You slayed.
thankful Japan kept their three spots
Anna was the correct winner. The other two Russians, not so much.Anna Shcherbakova did 7 triple jumps and two 2Axels, along with a 3Lutz+3Loop combo. Compare this layout to these clean skaters. It's actually more difficult even without taking the quad pass into account.
You'd do well to realize that the jump her 4F replaced is a 2Toe, or a 2Loop. And even with a fall, it's worth some 4 points more.
And you forgot Josefin Taljegård, who gave it all with a very weak tech content, but delivered. I would never have thought she would qualify for the long, or keep on to 15th place!So at the end i want to give a bow to Loena Hendrickxx, Olga Mikutina and Lindsey van Zundert who were the only one skated here with their full potentials. All the other skaters should have done more. But there is always a next time, and until then