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Ice Skating Australia Incorporated Affiliated to the International Skating Union Ice Skating Australia Incorporated Affiliated to the International Skating Union 2013/2014 High Performance Communication No 7 ISA International Pool 2013/2014 (as at 8 July 2013) Athletes enter the International Pool in accordance with ISA International Benchmark Policy (HP-02) and are listed below in surname alphabetical order. The ISA International Pool 2013/2014 will be updated following the 2013 Australian Figure Skating Championships. Senior Division Senior age eligible athletes are as follows: LADIES MEN ICE DANCE PAIRS Brooklee Han Andrew Dodds Danielle O’Brien and Paris Stephens and Chantelle Kerry Jordan Dodds Gregory Merriman Matthew Dodds (a) Cheltzie Lee Brendan Kerry Jaimee Nobbs David Kranjec Stephanie Zhang Brad McLachlan Mark Webster Mitchell Chapman The age eligibility for the Senior Division is that athletes must have met ISU citizenship/residency requirements and have: a. Reached at least the age of 14 before 1st July 2013 for International Senior Competitions and/or b. Reached at least the age of 15 before 1st July 2013 for ISU Senior Championships and the Olympic Winter Games Junior Division Junior age eligible athletes are as follows: LADIES MEN ICE DANCE PAIRS Yancey Chan Charlton Doherty Matilda Friend & Patrick Eliza Smyth & Jordan Kailani Craine Cameron Hemmert Adderley Dodds Taylor Dean Brendan Kerry Rhiarna Lagoutaris & Tahli Gill David Kranjec Thomas Masters Brooklee Han Kirsten Hargreaves Renee Hambly Chantelle Kerry Jaimee Nobbs Kristen Secola Serena Xu The age eligibility for the Junior Division is that athletes must have met ISU citizenship/residency requirements and have: a. Reached at least the age of 13 but not the age of 19 in singles before 1st July 2013 b. Reached at least the age of 13 but not the age of 19 for Ladies and the age of 21 for Men in Pairs and Ice Dance before 1st July 2013 Ice Skating Australia Inc 2013/2014 High Performance Communication – No 7 Page 1 of 2 Novice Division Novice age eligible athletes are as follows: LADIES MEN ICE DANCE PAIRS Endillion Kenyon James Min Amelia Jackson James Thompson Amelia Sadler The age eligibility for the Novice Division is that athletes must have met ISU citizenship/residency requirements and have: a. Reached at least the age of 10 but not the age of 15 before 1st July 2013 Authorised by: Melina Simjanovic, Operational Director High Performance Authorisation date: 8 July 2013 Ice Skating Australia Inc 2013/2014 High Performance Communication – No 7 Page 2 of 2 .
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