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Schedule as of November 30, 2018 8:13:28 PM 2019 Skate Canada Challenge Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre - Edmonton, AB *If running ahead, the competition will return to the published schedule after all flood breaks. START END Ice Time Rink A Saturday, December 1 - Practice Practice - Junior Dance Free Group 1 (#1-4) 6:30 6:50 20 Group 2 (#5-9) 6:50 7:10 20 Group 3 (#10-14) 7:10 7:30 20 FLOOD 7:30 7:45 15 Group 4 (#15-19) 7:45 8:05 20 Group 5 (#20-24) 8:05 8:25 20 FLOOD 8:25 8:40 15 Practice - Senior Dance Rhythm Group 1 (#1-5) 8:40 9:00 20 FLOOD 9:00 9:15 15 Practice - Pre-Novice Dance Free Group 1 (#1-5) 9:15 9:35 20 Group 2 (#6-10) 9:35 9:55 20 FLOOD 9:55 10:10 15 Group 3 (#11-15) 10:10 10:30 20 Group 4 (#16-20) 10:30 10:50 20 FLOOD 10:50 11:05 15 Group 5 (#21-25) 11:05 11:25 20 FLOOD 11:25 11:40 15 Saturday, December 1 - Competition Competition - Junior Dance Free Warm Up 11:40 11:45 5.5 1 Jasmine Levesque / Olivier Poupart 11:45 11:52 7 2 Virginy Guertin / Kameron Jeromkin 11:52 11:59 7 3 Maia Iannetta / Liam Carr 11:59 12:06 7 4 Shaelene Katrayan / Jordan Derochie 12:06 12:13 7 Warm Up 12:13 12:19 5.5 5 Cassidy McFarlane / Alexandre Faucher 12:19 12:26 7 6 Bridget La Donne / Jakub Smal 12:26 12:33 7 7 Lily Hansen / Nathan Lickers 12:33 12:40 7 8 Erin Gilles / Joshua Tarry 12:40 12:47 7 9 Sophia O'Brien-Doerksen / Kyle Pearson 12:47 12:54 7 FLOOD 12:54 13:09 15 Warm Up 13:09 13:14 5.5 10 Colleen Tordoff / Vladimir Tchernov 13:14 13:21 7 11 Sophia Strachan / Everest Zhu 13:21 13:28 7 12 Jessica Li / Jacob Richmond 13:28 13:35 7 13 Amelia Boone / Malcolm Kowan 13:35 13:42 7 14 Nadiia Bashynska / Peter Beaumont 13:42 13:49 7 Warm Up 13:49 13:55 5.5 15 Jessica-Lee Behiel / Jackson Behiel 13:55 14:02 7 16 Ellie Fisher / Simon-Pierre Malette-Paquette 14:02 14:09 7 17 Miku Makita / Tyler Gunara 14:09 14:16 7 18 Emmy Bronsard / Aissa Bouaraguia 14:16 14:23 7 19 Olivia McIssac / Corey Circelli 14:23 14:30 7 FLOOD 14:30 14:45 15 Warm Up 14:45 14:50 5.5 20 Natalie D Alessandro / Bruce Waddell 14:50 14:57 7 21 Yuka Orihara / Lee Royer 14:57 15:04 7 22 Irina Galiyanova / Grayson Lochhead 15:04 15:11 7 23 Ashylnne Stairs / Elliott Graham 15:11 15:18 7 24 Alicia Fabbri / Paul Ayer 15:18 15:25 7 FLOOD 15:25 15:40 15 BREAK 15:40 16:10 30 Competition - Senior Dance Rhythm Warm Up 16:10 16:16 5.5 1 Gina Cipriano / Jake Richardson 16:16 16:22 6 2 Laurene Fournier Beaudry / Nikolaj Soerens 16:22 16:28 6 3 Molly Lanaghan / Dmitre Razgulajevs 16:28 16:34 6 4 Elysia-Marie Campbell / Philippe Granger 16:34 16:40 6 5 Haley Sales / Nikolas Wamsteeker 16:40 16:46 6 FLOOD 16:46 17:01 15 BREAK 17:01 17:16 15 Competition - Pre-Novice Dance Free Warm Up 17:16 17:22 6.5 1 Brooke Watkins / Riley Jerrett 17:22 17:28 6 2 Coco Lu / Anthony Brandys 17:28 17:34 6 3 Charlotte Dominy / Axel MacKenzie 17:34 17:40 6 4 Norah Lévesque-Morissette / James-Ale Lév 17:40 17:46 6 5 Jailyn Elliott / Dawson Munro 17:46 17:52 6 Warm Up 17:52 17:59 6.5 6 Eden Zukerman / William Bradette-Chénier 17:59 18:05 6 7 Rossini Gao / Marcus Yau-Batka 18:05 18:11 6 8 Sasha Grichine / Aiden Dotzert 18:11 18:17 6 9 Charlotte Chung / Jacob Yang 18:17 18:23 6 10 Layla Veillon / Alexander Brandys 18:23 18:29 6 FLOOD 18:29 18:44 15 Warm Up 18:44 18:50 6.5 11 Charlotte Arbib / Luke Arbib 18:50 18:56 6 12 Catharina Tibau / Nicholas Grozdanovski 18:56 19:02 6 13 Marissa Power / Brian Popa 19:02 19:08 6 14 Inna Pityn / Zaheen Mahmoud 19:08 19:14 6 15 Émy Carignan / Benjamin Leduc 19:14 19:20 6 Warm Up 19:20 19:27 6.5 16 Malorie Desmarais / Simon Desmarais 19:27 19:33 6 17 Chaïma Ben Khelifa / Adrian Marcellus 19:33 19:39 6 18 Hailey Yu / Brendan Giang 19:39 19:45 6 19 Emma Yu / Daniel Yu 19:45 19:51 6 20 Lindsay Wilson / Ethan Rutherford 19:51 19:57 6 FLOOD 19:57 20:12 15 Warm Up 20:12 20:18 6.5 21 Nicole Bolender / Cristian Nainer 20:18 20:24 6 22 Sophia Gover / Daniel Patriquin 20:24 20:30 6 23 Savanna Martel / Kobi Chant 20:30 20:36 6 24 Sandrine Gauthier / Quentin Thieren 20:36 20:42 6 25 Grace Pele / Joel Portz 20:42 20:48 6 END OF SATURDAY 20:48 Schedule as of November 30, 2018 8:13:28 PM 2019 Skate Canada Challenge Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre - Edmonton, AB *If running ahead, the competition will return to the published schedule after all flood breaks. START END Ice Time Rink B Saturday, December 1 - Practice Practice - Junior Men Short Group 1 (#1-7) 6:25 6:45 20 Group 2 (#8-15) 6:45 7:05 20 FLOOD 7:05 7:20 15 Group 3 (#16-23) 7:20 7:40 20 FLOOD 7:40 7:55 15 Practice - DOUBLE ENTRY 7:55 8:25 30 FLOOD 8:25 8:40 15 BREAK 8:40 9:00 20 Saturday, December 1 - Competition Competition - Junior Men Short Warm Up 9:00 9:06 6.5 1 Antoine Goyette 9:06 9:12 6 2 Justine Ng-Siva 9:12 9:18 6 3 Corey Circelli 9:18 9:24 6 4 Bruce Waddell 9:24 9:30 6 5 Koen Kucher 9:30 9:36 6 Warm Up 9:36 9:43 6.5 6 Alexandre Simard 9:43 9:49 6 7 Bryan Pierro 9:49 9:55 6 8 Beres Clements 9:55 10:01 6 9 Loucas Éthier 10:01 10:07 6 10 Dawson Nodwell 10:07 10:13 6 11 Jack Dushenski 10:13 10:19 6 FLOOD 10:19 10:34 15 Warm Up 10:34 10:40 6.5 12 Alistair Lam 10:40 10:46 6 13 Alec Guinzbourg 10:46 10:52 6 14 Hugo Li 10:52 10:58 6 15 Gabriel Blumenthal 10:58 11:04 6 16 Alexis Lay 11:04 11:10 6 17 Christopher Fan 11:10 11:16 6 Warm Up 11:16 11:23 6.5 18 Aleksa Rakic 11:23 11:29 6 19 Brian Chiem 11:29 11:35 6 20 Tristan Taylor 11:35 11:41 6 21 William St-Louis 11:41 11:47 6 22 Thomas Pelletier 11:47 11:53 6 23 Justin Hampole 11:53 11:59 6 FLOOD 11:59 12:14 15 Competition - Junior Women Free Warm Up 12:14 12:20 6.5 1 Alexandra Manis 12:20 12:27 7 2 Hannah Robertson 12:27 12:34 7 3 Danae Russell 12:34 12:41 7 4 Caitlin Tai 12:41 12:48 7 5 Victoria Lange 12:48 12:55 7 Warm Up 12:55 13:02 6.5 6 Justess Lancia 13:02 13:09 7 7 Noémie Cayer 13:09 13:16 7 8 Ashley Goodliff 13:16 13:23 7 9 Victoria Gardner 13:23 13:30 7 10 Emma Dinda 13:30 13:37 7 Warm Up 13:37 13:43 6.5 11 Alanna Liu 13:43 13:50 7 12 Abigail Leinweber 13:50 13:57 7 13 Kristina Ivanova 13:57 14:04 7 14 Takara Dei 14:04 14:11 7 15 Laurence Bérubé 14:11 14:18 7 FLOOD 14:18 14:33 15 Warm Up 14:33 14:40 6.5 16 Angel Green 14:40 14:47 7 17 Casey Bertholet 14:47 14:54 7 18 Emmanuelle Proft 14:54 15:01 7 19 Hana Watanabe 15:01 15:08 7 20 Alicia Miville 15:08 15:15 7 Warm Up 15:15 15:21 6.5 21 Jolie Chiem 15:21 15:28 7 22 Catherine Carle 15:28 15:35 7 23 Julia LaBella 15:35 15:42 7 24 Amelia Orzel 15:42 15:49 7 25 Jasmine Liu 15:49 15:56 7 Warm Up 15:56 16:03 6.5 26 Lauren Batka 16:03 16:10 7 27 Maya Isabelle 16:10 16:17 7 28 Lissa-Anne McGaghey 16:17 16:24 7 29 Haley Gillett 16:24 16:31 7 30 Élodie Adsua 16:31 16:38 7 31 Lititia Chen 16:38 16:45 7 FLOOD 16:45 17:00 15 BREAK 17:00 17:15 15 Warm Up 17:15 17:21 6.5 32 Elizabeth Hatzis 17:21 17:28 7 33 Leah Lee 17:28 17:35 7 34 Natalie Walker 17:35 17:42 7 35 Natalie D Alessandro 17:42 17:49 7 36 Rosalie Vincent 17:49 17:56 7 37 Emma Bulawka 17:56 18:03 7 Warm Up 18:03 18:10 6.5 38 Lilika Zheng 18:10 18:17 7 39 Sandrine Bouchard 18:17 18:24 7 40 Daria Carr 18:24 18:31 7 41 Reagan Scott 18:31 18:38 7 42 Madeline Schizas 18:38 18:45 7 43 Hannah Dawson 18:45 18:52 7 END OF SATURDAY 18:52 Practice - Pre-Novice Men Free November 30, 2018 8:13:28 PM 2019 Skate Canada Challenge Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre - Edmonton, AB *If running ahead, the competition will return to the published schedule after all flood breaks.
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    October 7, 2019 Egna/Neumarkt, Italy Skaters from Russia and Italy grab last spots for the Final at ISU Junior Grand Prix in Egna Kseniia Sinitsyna (RUS), Daniel Grassl (ITA), Petr Gumennik (RUS) and ice dancers Elizaveta Khudaiberdieva/Andrey Filatov (RUS) grabbed the last available spots for the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final as this season‘s Junior Grand Prix series concluded in Egna/Neumarkt (ITA) this weekend. The nine medals went to four ISU members. Kseniia Sinitsyna (RUS) dominates in Egna Kseniia Sinitsyna (RUS) cruised to her first Junior Grand Prix gold medal with almost 40 points to spare. The 15-year-old skated to a confident lead in the Short Program with an excellent performance. Skating last in the last event of the ISU Junior Grand Prix series the Muscovite ended on a very high note with a flawless performance to Indian music that was highlighted by seven triples and difficult spins and footwork. Sinitsyna totaled 215.58 points. With her gold from Egna and the silver from Chelyabinsk, she qualified for her first Junior Final. Anna Frolova (RUS) claimed the silver medal to follow up on her bronze from Zagreb the week before. However, the 14-year-old, who trains together with Sinitsyna, missed a triple Lutz in her routine to “Notre Dame de Paris”. Alessia Tornaghi (ITA), who ranked seventh in the Short Program, pulled up to third with a strong performance that included seven triples. The bronze is her first medal on the circuit. “Of course, I am pleased with the competition in Italy, because I fulfilled my task – to skate both programs clean,” Sinitsyna said.
  • Grand Prix Junior International

    Grand Prix Junior International

    PROTOCOL COURCHEVEL GRAND PRIX JUNIOR FÉDÉRATION FRANÇAISE DES SPORTS DE GLACE INTERNATIONAL 25 > 28 AOÛT 2021 PATINOIRE OLYMPIQUE DU FORUM COMME UN POISSON DANS L’EAU - PRODUCTIONS - Design graphic : Ph. Guillot - PRODUCTIONS Design graphic L’EAU DANS UN POISSON COMME JUNIOR GRAND PRIX OF FIGURE SKATING 2021 / 2022 August 25 – 28, 2021 – Courchevel / FRA Protocol of the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating 2021/22 Grand Prix de Courchevel (2) 2021 organized by Fédération Française des Sports de Glace with the authorization of the International Skating Union held in Courchevel / FRA August 25-28, 2021 The events of the ISU Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Grand Prix de Courchevel (2) 2021 took place at the “Patinoire du Forum” an artificial and heated indoor ice surface. JUNIOR GRAND PRIX OF FIGURE SKATING 2021 / 2022 August 25 – 28, 2021 – Courchevel / FRA International Skating Union (ISU) Council President: Jan Dijkema Netherlands 1st Vice President Figure Skating: Alexander Lakernik Russia 2nd Vice President Speed Skating: Tron Espeli Norway Members Figure Skating: Patricia St. Peter U.S.A. Tatsuro Matsumura Japan Maria Teresa Samaranch Spain Marie Lundmark Finland Benoit Lavoie Canada Speed Skating: Stoytcho G. Stoytchev Bulgaria Sergio Anesi Italy Jae Youl Kim Republic of Korea Roland Etienne Maillard Switzerland Suwanna Silpa-Archa Thailand Director General: Fredi Schmid Switzerland Treasurer: Ulrich Linder Switzerland Legal Advisors: Michael Geistlinger Austria Béatrice Pfister Switzerland Figure Skating Technical Sports Director: Charles Z. Cyr U.S.A. Speed Skating Technical Sports Director: Hugo Herrnhof Italy Technical Committees Single & Pair Skating Chairperson: Fabio Bianchetti Italy Members: Yukiko Okabe Japan Rita Zonnekeyn Belgium Leena Laaksonen Finland Susan Lynch Australia Appointed Skater: Fedor Klimov Russia Appointed Coach: Patrick Meier Switzerland Ice Dance Chairperson: Halina Gordon-Poltorak Poland Members: Shawn Rettstatt U.S.A.