ISU Communication 2623: Singles & Pairs Levels and GOE Guidelines 2024-2025

Communication 2623

Changes in this document are pending approval at the 2024 ISU Congress in June. More information about rule change proposals will be available before the Congress. Notable changes in this document include:

1) The Euler will be a non-listed jump with no value (previously, it had a base value of 0.5). This applies to both singles and pairs skating.

An Euler (half-loop) is considered a non-listed jump, it will have no value when used in a jump combination between two listed jumps and it will not be counted in the number of the allowed jumps of the concerned jump combination. An Euler jump cannot be included in the jump combination of the Short Program. An Euler (half-loop) can only be executed once in Free Skating.

2) Addition of a choreographic spin in singles (replacing one leveled spin?)

A Choreographic Spin is a spin which enhances the choreography of the program and matches the music. Choreographic Spin must have minimum 3 revolutions executed on a blade, with any basic or non-basic positions allowed. Change of foot is optional and can be done several times during the spin. If the Choreographic Spin cannot be identified by the Technical panel, the third performed spin will be considered as the Choreographic Spin (Choreographic Spin confirmed). This element has a fixed base value and will be evaluated by the judges in GOE only.

3) Addition of a choreographic lift in pairs (replacing one leveled lift?)

A Choreographic Lift is a lift which enhances the choreography of the program and matches the music. Choreographic Lift must be ascending and descending whilst moving across the ice surface. It must have a minimum of 1 rotation. The Choreographic Lift does not have any limitations regarding the hold on entry or at any point during the lift. The lifting partner must have straight or almost straight arm(s) at some point during the lift. If the Choreographic Lift is not identifiable to the panel, the last performed lift will be taken as the Choreographic Lift (Choreographic Lift confirmed). This element has a fixed base value and will be evaluated by the judges in GOE only. The positions in the Choreographic lift will not be considered as used in the other lifts of the program. The take off may be the same as in another lift of the program and will not invalidate the other lift.

4) Addition of a choreographic pair spin

A Choreographic Pair Spin is a spin which enhances the choreography of the program and matches the music. A Choreographic Pair Spin must have a minimum of 3 revolutions executed on a blade at least by one partner, with any basic or non-basic positions allowed. Change of foot is optional and can be done several times during the spin. Lifting of partners is optional but should not consist of any lifting movement with full extension of the arm(s) if the lifted position is higher than a shoulder level. The Technical Panel identifies the Choreographic Pair Spin and will be confirmed once the 3 revolutions have been completed. This element has a fixed base value and will be evaluated by the judges in GOE only.

ISU Announces Reallocation of Placements Due to Valieva's Disqualification

Full ISU Statement

2022 Olympic Team Event: The new ranking is as follows:

• 1st place: USA (65 points)

• 2nd place: Japan (63 points)

• 3rd place: ROC (54 points)

• 4th place: Canada (53 points)

• 5th place: China (50 points)

Valieva’s 20 points from the Team Event were removed from ROC’s total, but the remaining women’s scores were not changed.

2022 Olympic Women’s Event: Valieva disqualified from 4th place.

2022 European Championships: Valieva disqualified from 1st place. The new podium ranking is as follows:

• 1st place: Anna Shcherbakova

• 2nd place: Alexandra Trusova

• 3rd place: Loena Hendrickx

ROC Response: Following the ISU statement, the Russian Olympic Committee announced that it would appeal the ISU decision on the Team Event to CAS, on the grounds that sanctions against an individual athlete should not be the basis for reviewing results for a team event.

Skate Canada Response: Skate Canada disagrees with the ISU’s decision on the Team Event and will consider an appeal. They cite Rule 353 of the ISU’s Special Regulations and Technical Rules, which states that “Disqualified Competitors will lose their placements and be officially noted in the intermediate and final results as disqualified (DSQ). Competitors having finished the competition and who initially placed lower than the disqualified Competitor(s) will move up accordingly in their placement(s).”

If the women in the Team Event who placed below Valieva were moved up one placement and given 2 additional points for the short program and free skate, the final Team Event ranking would have Canada in third place (55 points) instead of ROC (54 points).

Additional Note: In an ISU document detailing the qualification process for the 2022 Olympics dated December 2019, it is stated that for the Team Event, “The ISU Judging System as described in the 2020 ISU Special Regulations Single and Pair Skating/Ice Dance shall apply, in particular but not limited to Rule 352 and Rule 353.” However, no direct mention is made of how a disqualified athlete may affect the final scores and ranking in the Team Event.

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Feb. 9, 2024 Update

The ISU has released another statement regarding the Team Event placements. Excerpt as follows:

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) decision announced on January 29 that the retroactive application of Kamila Valieva’s disqualification is the responsibility of the sports organization concerned, notably the ISU. The ISU has remained resolved to ensure that the applicable rules and principles as well as the CAS decision are correctly followed, and that any changes to the results were applied accordingly. 

The decision of the ISU Council with regard to the consequences to the official results of the Team event of Beijing 2022, clearly expressed in the ISU Statement of January 30, 2024, was based on a comprehensive evaluation from legal experts. This evaluation was, in turn, founded on the applicable rules and principles that are specific to this OWG Team event and is, therefore, the only decision that complies with the CAS Panel’s award.  For the sake of clarity Rule 353 para 4 in the ISU Special Regulations is not applicable in this case.

In any complex and extraordinary situation like this, the reallocation of points could negatively affect the relative team ranking, adversely impacting teams that had nothing to do with the incident in question.  Therefore, we have to abide by the rules and principles.  In light of this case, we will further clarify the rules and principles moving forward to ensure any such cases are dealt with more efficiently in the future. 

The CAS decision itself may be subject to appeal, therefore the ISU will not be discussing this matter in further detail in public at this stage. 

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Feb. 26, 2024 Update

CAS has officially registered four appeals of the ISU’s decision regarding the Team Event placements, one from the Canadian team/Skate Canada/Canadian Olympic Committee, and three from the ROC team/Figure Skating Federation of Russia/Russian Olympic Committee. Canada seeks the bronze medal, while Russia seeks to keep the gold medal. Proceedings have begun, but there is no indication of when a hearing may take place (if any).

Court of Arbitration for Sport Decision on Kamila Valieva Case

• Ms Valieva is found to have committed an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) under Clause 4.1 of the All-Russian Anti-Doping Rules of 24 June 2021 (the Russian ADR).

• A period of four (4) years ineligibility is imposed on Ms Valieva, starting on 25 December 2021.

• All competitive results of Ms Valieva from 25 December 2021 are disqualified, with all the resulting consequences (including forfeiture of any titles, awards, medals, profits, prizes, and appearance money).

[…]

The consequences linked to the retroactive disqualification of Ms Valieva from past events, including from the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022, were not within the scope of this arbitration procedure and will have to be examined by the sports organisations concerned.

Full CAS release

ETA: Full report of the case proceedings

Team USA for 2024 ISU Championships

World Championships

• Men: Ilia Malinin, Jason Brown, Camden Pulkinen (Alt: Maxim Naumov, Andrew Torgashev, Jimmy Ma)

• Women: Amber Glenn, Isabeau Levito (Alt: Ava Ziegler, Elyce Lin-Gracey, Starr Andrews)

• Pairs: Emily Chan/Spencer Akira Howe, Ellie Kam/Danny O’Shea, Valentina Plazas/Maximiliano Fernandez (Alt: Chelsea Liu/Balazs Nagy, Isabelle Martins/Ryan Bedard*)

• Ice Dance: Madison Chock/Evan Bates, Christina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko, Emily Bratti/Ian Somerville (Alt: Caroline Green/Michael Parsons, Eva Pate/Logan Bye, Emilea Zingas/Vadym Kolesnik)

Four Continents Championships (announced before Nationals)

• Men: Tomoki Hiwatashi, Camden Pulkinen (WD), Andrew Torgashev (Alt: Maxim Naumov, Liam Kapeikis, Jimmy Ma)

• Women: Amber Glenn (WD), Lindsay Thorngren, Ava Ziegler (Alt: Elyce Lin-Gracey, Audrey Shin, Starr Andrews)

• Pairs: Ellie Kam/Danny O’Shea, Chelsea Liu/Balazs Nagy, Valentina Plazas/Maximiliano Fernandez (Alt: Isabelle Martins/Ryan Bedard, Maria Mokhova/Ivan Mokhov)

• Ice Dance: Madison Chock/Evan Bates (WD), Christina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko, Caroline Green/Michael Parsons (Alt: Emilea Zingas/Vadym Kolesnik, Oona Brown/Gage Brown, Eva Pate/Logan Bye)

Junior World Championships

• Men: Daniel Martynov, Jacob Sanchez (Alt: Beck Strommer, Taira Shinohara, Lucius Kazanecki)

• Women: Josephine Lee, Sherry Zhang (Alt: Logan Higase-Chen, Sarah Everhardt, Elyce Lin-Gracey)

• Pairs: Olivia Flores/Luke Wang, Naomi Williams/Lachlan Lewer, Adele Zheng/Andy Deng

• Ice Dance: Leah Neset/Artem Markelov, Elliana Peal/Ethan Peal, Yahli Pedersen/Jeffrey Chen (Alt: Jenna Hauer/Benjamin Starr, Caroline Mullen/Brendan Mullen, Olivia Ilin/Dylan Cain)

*Pending TES minimums

Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Team Japan for 2024 ISU Championships

World Championships

• Men: Shoma Uno, Yuma Kagiyama, Kao Miura (alt: Sota Yamamoto, Shun Sato, Kazuki Tomono)

• Women: Kaori Sakamoto, Mone Chiba, Hana Yoshida (alt: Mai Mihara, Rinka Watanabe, Rion Sumiyoshi)

• Pairs: Miura/Kihara, Nagaoka/Moriguchi*

• Ice Dance: TBD

Four Continents Championships

• Men: Yuma Kagiyama, Sota Yamamoto, Shun Sato (alt: Kazuki Tomono, Tatsuya Tsuboi, Nozomu Yoshioka)

• Women: Mone Chiba, Mai Mihara, Rinka Watanabe (alt: Hana Yoshida, Yuna Aoki, Rion Sumiyoshi)

• Pairs: Miura/Kihara

• Ice Dance: Komatsubara/Koleto, Tanaka/Nishiyama, Yoshida/Morita

Junior World Championships

• Men: Shunsuke Nakamura, Rio Nakata, Haru Kakiuchi (alt: Daiya Ebihara, Seigo Tauchi)

• Women: Mao Shimada, Rena Uezono, Ikura Kushida (alt: Yo Takagi, Ayumi Shibayama)

• Pairs: Shimizu/Honda*

• Ice Dance: Kishimoto/Tamura (alt: Yamashita/Nagata*)

*Pending TES minimums

Source: 1, 2, 3

Solo Ice Dance Introduced as International Discipline

From the International Skating Union:

Solo Ice Dance is a parallel discipline to Ice Dance. Skaters perform the same Pattern Dances, Rhythm Dance and Free Dance segments. Ice Dance and Solo Ice Dance both draw from the fundamentals of ballroom dance and emphasize the techniques of edge work, flow and motion where Skaters must always skate to a defined beat, rhythm or theme. Solo Ice Dance has required elements that competitors must perform, creating well-balanced Ice Dance programs (Rhythm Dance, Free Dance); these programs include a dance spin, a step sequence, a twizzle sequence, a pattern dance element, edge elements, and choreographic elements. Edge elements, which replace lifts in partnered Ice Dance, consist of movements like spread eagles, bauers, hydroblades, and spirals to highlight edge control, flexibility and musicality. Solo Ice Dance follows the same elements and requirements for levels that are published annually by the ISU for Ice Dance. Each year new Rhythms and Pattern Dances are chosen to keep the sport current, fresh and entertaining.

Solo Dance is an opportunity for Skaters to develop Ice Dance skills without a partner, allowing for the sport of Figure Skating to grow. Solo Ice Dance demonstrates artistry, expression and musicality. Solo Ice Dance will also serve as a developmental tool for the discipline of Ice Dance and is an educational tool to assist our sport's developing nations in growing their athletes.  Solo Ice Dance will allow Skaters to “learn how to skate to music” which is essential in Figure Skating across all disciplines.

Documents:

• Solo Ice Dance Requirements 2023-24

• Solo Ice Dance Levels 2023-24

• Solo Ice Dance Scale of Values 2023-24

2023 Grand Prix Final Qualifiers

MEN

• Adam Siao Him Fa (FRA)

• Ilia Malinin (USA)

• Kao Miura (JPN)

• Yuma Kagiyama (JPN)

• Shoma Uno (JPN)

• Kevin Aymoz (FRA)

• Alt 1: Shun Sato (JPN)

• Alt 2: Sota Yamamoto (JPN)

• Alt 3: Lukas Britschgi (SUI)

WOMEN

• Kaori Sakamoto (JPN)

• Isabeau Levito (USA)

• Loena Hendrickx (BEL)

• Hana Yoshida (JPN)

• Nina Pinzarrone (BEL)

• Rion Sumiyoshi (JPN)

• Alt 1: Chaeyeon Kim (KOR)

• Alt 2: Lindsay Thorngren (USA)

• Alt 3: Niina Petrokina (EST)

PAIRS

• Deanna Stellato-Dudek/Maxime Deschamps (CAN)

• Minverva Fabienne Hase/Nikita Volodin (GER)

• Lia Pereira/Trennt Michaud (CAN)

• Sara Conti/Niccolo Macii (ITA)

• Annika Hocke/Robert Kunkel (GER)

• Rebecca Ghilardi/Filippo Ambrosini (ITA)

• Alt 1: Maria Pavlova/Alexei Sviatchenko (HUN)

• Alt 2: Lucrezia Beccari/Matteo Guarise (ITA)

• Alt 3: Cheng Peng/Lei Wang (CHN)

ICE DANCE

• Piper Gilles/Paul Poirier (CAN)

• Madison Chock/Evan Bates (USA)

• Charlene Guignard/Marco Fabbri (ITA)

• Lilah Fear/Lewis Gibson (GBR)

• Laurence Fournier Beaudry/Nikolaj Soerensen (CAN)

• Marjorie Lajoie/Zachary Lagha (CAN)

• Alt 1: Allison Reed/Saulius Ambrulevicius (LTU)

• Alt 2: Evgeniia Lopareva/Geoffrey Brissaud (FRA)

• Alt 3: Juulia Turkkila/Matthias Versluis (FIN)

2023 Junior Grand Prix Final Qualifiers

WOMEN

• Mao Shimada (JPN)

• Jia Shin (KOR)

• Ami Nakai (JPN)

• Rena Uezono (JPN)

• Yuseong Kim (KOR)

• Minsol Kwon (KOR)

• Alt 1 - Yo Takagi (JPN)

• Alt 2 - Elyce Lin-Gracey (USA)

• Alt 3 - Seojin Youn (KOR)

MEN

• Rio Nakata (JPN)

• Juheon Lim (KOR)

• Francois Pitot (FRA)

• Hyungyeom Kim (KOR)

• Daniel Martynov (USA)

• Adam Hagara (SVK)

• Alt 1 - Beck Strommer (USA)

• Alt 2 - Minkyu Seo (KOR)

• Alt 3 - Daiya Ebihara (JPN)

PAIRS

• Anastasia Metelkina/Luka Berulava (GEO)

• Martina Ariano Kent/Charly Laliberte Laurent (CAN)

• Violetta Sierova/Ivan Khobta (UKR)

• Olivia Flores/Luke Wang (USA)

• Ava Kemp/Yohnatan Elizarov (CAN)

• Jazmine Desrochers/Kieran Thrasher (CAN)

• Alt 1 - Louise Ehrhard/Matthis Pellegris (FRA)

• Alt 2 - Wenning Shi/Zhiyu Wang (CHN)

• Alt 3 - Yixi Yang/Shunyang Deng (CHN)

ICE DANCE

• Leah Neset/Artem Markelov (USA)

• Darya Grimm/Michail Savitskiy (GER)

• Elizabeth Tkachenko/Alexei Kiliakov (ISR)

• Mariia Pinchuk/Mykyta Pogorielov (UKR)

• Yahli Pedersen/Jeffrey Chen (USA)

• Celina Fradji/Jean-Hans Fourneaux (FRA)

• Alt 1 - Elliana Peal/Ethan Peal (USA)

• Alt 2 - Iryna Pidgaina/Artem Koval (UKR)

• Alt 3 - Sara Kishimoto/Atsuhiko Tamura (JPN)

2023 Grand Prix Entries

Entry lists: Men, Women, Pairs, Dance

See also: ISU Grand Prix page, Grand Prix tag

Last Updated: Nov. 19, 2023

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SKATE AMERICA (Allen, TX, USA, Oct. 20-22)

Men:

• Vladimir Litvintsev (AZE)

• Stephen Gogolev (CAN)

• Kevin Aymoz (FRA)

• Nika Egadze (GEO)

• Shun Sato (JPN)

• Tatsuya Tsuboi (JPN)

• Nozomu Yoshioka (JPN)

• Deniss Vasiljevs (LAT)

• Andreas Nordeback (SWE)

• Ilia Malinin (USA)

• Maxim Naumov (USA)

• Andrew Torgashev (USA)

Women:

• Loena Hendrickx (BEL)

• Xiangyi An (CHN)

• Niina Petrokina (EST)

• Mone Chiba (JPN)

• Mana Kawabe (JPN)

• Hana Yoshida (JPN)

• Seoyeong Wi (KOR)

• Young You (KOR)

• Ekaterina Kurakova (POL)

• Amber Glenn (USA)

• Isabeau Levito (USA)

• Clare Seo (USA)

Pairs:

• Lia Pereira/Trennt Michaud (CAN)

• Annika Hocke/Robert Kunkel (GER)

• Anastasia Vaipan-Law/Luke Digby (GBR)

• Irma Caldara/Riccardo Maglio (ITA)

• Riku Miura/Ryuichi Kihara (JPN)

• Nika Osipova/Dmitry Epstein (NED)

• Evelyn Grace Hanns/Danny Neudecker (USA)

• Isabelle Martins/Ryan Bedard (USA)

• Chelsea Liu/Balazs Nagy (USA)

• Valentina Plazas/Maximiliano Fernandez (USA)

Ice Dance:

• Holly Harris/Jason Chan (AUS)

• Marjorie Lajoie/Zachary Lagha (CAN)

• Katerina Mrazkova/Daniel Mrazek (CZE)

• Natalie Taschlerova/Filip Taschler (CZE)

• Oliva Smart/Tim Dieck (ESP)

• Evgeniia Lopareva/Geoffrey Brissaud (FRA)

• Hannah Lim/Ye Quan (KOR)

• Oona Brown/Gage Brown (USA)

• Madison Chock/Evan Bates (USA)

• Caroline Green/Michael Parsons (USA)

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SKATE CANADA (Vancouver, BC, CAN, Oct. 27-29)

Men:

• Wesley Chiu (CAN)

• Conrad Orzel (CAN)

• Aleksa Rakic (CAN)

• Roman Sadovsky (CAN)

• Mihhail Selevko (EST)

• Mark Gorodnitsky (ISR)

• Matteo Rizzo (ITA)

• Kao Miura (JPN)

• Kazuki Tomono (JPN)

• Sota Yamamoto (JPN)

• Mikhail Shaidorov (KAZ)

• Junhwan Cha (KOR)

• Liam Kapeikis (USA)

Women:

• Sara-Maude Dupuis (CAN)

• Kaiya Ruiter (CAN)

• Madeline Schizas (CAN)

• Mae Berenice Meite (FRA)

• Nicole Schott (GER)

• Lara Naki Gutmann (ITA)

• Rika Kihira (JPN)

• Rino Matsuike (JPN)

• Kaori Sakamoto (JPN)

• Rinka Watanabe (JPN)

• Chaeyeon Kim (KOR)

• Starr Andrews (CAN)

• Audrey Shin (USA)

• Lindsay Thorngren (USA)

Pairs:

• Anastasia Golubeva/Hektor Giotopoulos Moore (AUS)

• Kelly Ann Laurin/Loucas Ethier (CAN)

• Brooke McIntosh/Benjamin Mimar (CAN)

• Deanna Stellato-Dudek/Maxime Deschamps (CAN)

• Letizia Roscher/Luis Schuster (GER)

• Maria Pavlova/Alexei Sviatchenko (HUN)

• Lucrezia Beccari/Matteo Guarise (ITA)

• Daria Danilova/Michel Tsiba (NED)

Ice Dance:

• Alicia Fabbri/Paul Ayer (CAN)

• Piper Gilles/Paul Poirier (CAN)

• Molly Lanaghan/Dmitre Razgulajevs (CAN)

• Shiyue Wang/Xinyu Liu (CHN)

• Lilah Fear/Lewis Gibson (GBR)

• Jennifer Janse van Rensburg/Benjamin Steffan (GER)

• Allison Reed/Saulius Ambrulevicius (LTU)

• Oona Brown/Gage Brown (USA)

• Eva Pate/Logan Bye (USA)

• Emilea Zingas/Vadym Kolesnik (USA)

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GRAND PRIX DE FRANCE (Angers, FRA, Nov. 3-5)

Men:

• Stephen Gogolev (CAN)

• Boyang Jin (CHN)

• Luc Economides (FRA)

• Landry Le May (FRA)

• Adam Siao Him Fa (FRA)

• Daniel Grassl (ITA)

• Nikolaj Memola (ITA)

• Yuma Kagiyama (JPN)

• Takeru Amine Kataise (JPN)

• Koshiro Shimada (JPN)

• Lukas Britschgi (SUI)

• Ilia Malinin (USA)

• Camden Pulkinen (USA)

Women:

• Nina Pinzarrone (BEL)

• Janna Jyrkinen (FIN)

• Maia Mazzara (FRA)

• Lorine Schild (FRA)

• Lea Serna (FRA)

• Anastasiia Gubanova (GEO)

• Mone Chiba (JPN)

• Wakaba Higuchi (JPN)

• Rion Sumiyoshi (JPN)

• Haein Lee (KOR)

• Kimmy Repond (SUI)

• Isabeau Levito (USA)

Pairs:

• Lia Pereira/Trennt Michaud (CAN)

• Camille Kovalev/Pavel Kovalev (FRA)

• Oceane Piegad/Denys Strekalin (FRA)

• Oxana Vouillamoz/Flavien Giniaux (FRA)

• Sara Conti/Niccolo Macii (ITA)

• Anna Valesi/Manuel Piazza (ITA)

• Ellie Kam/Danny O’Shea (USA)

• Valentina Plazas/Maximiliano Fernandez (USA)

Ice Dance:

• Laurence Fournier Beaudry/Nikolaj Soerensen (CAN)

• Marie-Jade Lauriault/Romain Le Gac (CAN)

• Olivia Smart/Tim Dieck (ESP)

• Marie Dupayage/Thomas Nabais (FRA)

• Natacha Lagouge/Arnaud Caffa (FRA)

• Evgeniia Lopareva/Geoffrey Brissaud (FRA)

• Charlene Guignard/Marco Fabbri (ITA)

• Hannah Lim/Ye Quan (KOR)

• Christina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko (USA)

• Kaitlin Hawayek/Jean Luc Baker (USA)

• Lorraine McNamara/Anton Spiridonov (USA)

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CUP OF CHINA (Chongqing, CHN, Nov. 10-12)

Men:

• Daiwei Dai (CHN)

• Boyang Jin (CHN)

• He Zhang (CHN)

• Juwen Xu (CHN)

• Adam Siao Him Fa (FRA)

• Gabriele Frangipani (ITA)

• Kazuki Tomono (JPN)

• Shoma Uno (JPN)

• Sota Yamamoto (JPN)

• Mikhail Shaidorov (KAZ)

• Sihyeong Lee (KOR)

• Lucas Broussard (USA)

• Jimmy Ma (USA)

Women:

• Loena Hendrickx (BEL)

• Madeline Schizas (CAN)

• Xiangyi An (CHN)

• Hongyi Chen (CHN)

• Yi Zhu (CHN)

• Niina Petrokina (EST)

• Mai Mihara (JPN)

• Rinka Watanabe (JPN)

• Hana Yoshida (JPN)

• Yelim Kim (KOR)

• Ekaterina Kurakova (POL)

• Audrey Shin (USA)

• Bradie Tennell (USA)

Pairs:

• Deanna Stellato-Dudek/Maxime Deschamps (CAN)

• Cheng Peng/Lei Wang (CHN)

• Yuchen Wang/Lei Zhu (CHN)

• Siyang Zhang/Yongchao Yang (CHN)

• Annika Hocke/Robert Kunkel (GER)

• Rebecca Ghilardi/Filippo Ambrosini (ITA)

• Anna Valesi/Manuel Piazza (ITA)

• Anastasiia Smirnova/Danylo Siianytsia (USA)

• Emily Chan/Spencer Akira Howe (USA)

• Maria Mokhova/Ivan Mokhov (USA)

Ice Dance:

• Piper Gilles/Paul Poirier (CAN)

• Marjorie Lajoie/Zachary Lagha (CAN)

• Xizi Chen/Jianing Xing (CHN)

• Shang Shi/Nan Wu (CHN)

• Shiyue Wang/Xinyu Liu (CHN)

• Natalie Taschlerova/Filip Taschler (CZE)

• Loicia Demougeot/Theo Le Mercier (FRA)

• Maria Kazakova/Giorgi Revia (GEO)

• Emily Bratti/Ian Somerville (USA)

• Caroline Green/Michael Parsons (USA)

• Eva Pate/Logan Bye (USA)

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GRAND PRIX ESPOO (Espoo, FIN, Nov. 17-19)

Men:

• Vladimir Litvintsev (AZE)

• Arlet Levandi (EST)

• Makar Suntsev (FIN)

• Kevin Aymoz (FRA)

• Nikita Starostin (GER)

• Nikolaj Memola (ITA)

• Matteo Rizzo (ITA)

• Kao Miura (JPN)

• Shun Sato (JPN)

• Koshiro Shimada (JPN)

• Junhwan Cha (KOR)

• Andreas Nordeback (SWE)

• Ivan Shmuratko (UKR)

• Liam Kapeikis (USA)

• Jimmy Ma (USA)

Women:

• Janna Jyrkinen (FIN)

• Oona Ounasvuori (FIN)

• Nella Pelkonen (FIN)

• Lorine Schild (FRA)

• Lara Naki Gutmann (ITA)

• Mana Kawabe (JPN)

• Kaori Sakamoto (JPN)

• Rion Sumiyoshi (JPN)

• Chaeyeon Kim (KOR)

• Young You (KOR)

• Kimmy Repond (SUI)

• Starr Andrews (USA)

• Amber Glenn (USA)

Pairs:

• Brooke McIntosh/Benjamin Mimar (CAN)

• Cheng Peng/Lei Wang (CHN)

• Milania Vaananen/Filippo Clerici (FIN)

• Camille Kovalev/Pavel Kovalev (FRA)

• Minerva Fabienne Hase/Nikita Volodin (GER)

• Maria Pavlova/Alexei Sviatchenko (HUN)

• Sara Conti/Niccolo Macii (ITA)

• Ellie Kam/Danny O’Shea (USA)

Ice Dance:

• Nadiia Bashynska/Peter Beaumont (CAN)

• Laurence Fournier Beaudry/Nikolaj Soerensen (CAN)

• Katerina Mrazkova/Daniel Mrazek (CZE)

• Yuka Orihara/Juho Pirinen (FIN)

• Juulia Turkkila/Matthias Versluis (FIN)

• Jennifer Janse van Rensburg/Benjamin Steffan (GER)

• Mariia Ignateva/Danijil Leonyidovics Szemko (HUN)

• Christina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko (USA)

• Madison Chock/Evan Bates (USA)

• Emilea Zingas/Vadym Kolesnik (USA)

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NHK TROPHY (Osaka, JPN, Nov. 24-26)

Men:

• Wesley Chiu (CAN)

• Aleksandr Selevko (EST)

• Mihhail Selevko (EST)

• Luc Economides (FRA)

• Nika Egadze (GEO)

• Gabriele Frangipani (ITA)

• Daniel Grassl (ITA)

• Yuma Kagiyama (JPN)

• Tatsuya Tsuboi (JPN)

• Shoma Uno (JPN)

• Sihyeong Lee (KOR)

• Deniss Vasiljevs (LAT)

• Lukas Britschgi (SUI)

• Camden Pulkinen (USA)

Women:

• Nina Pinzarrone (BEL)

• Lea Serna (FRA)

• Anastasiia Gubanova (GEO)

• Nicole Schott (GER)

• Yuna Aoki (JPN)

• Wakaba Higuchi (JPN)

• Mai Mihara (JPN)

• Yelim Kim (KOR)

• Haein Lee (KOR)

• Seoyeong Wi (KOR)

• Lindsay van Zundert (NED)

• Bradie Tennell (USA)

• Lindsay Thorngren (USA)

• Ava Marie Ziegler (USA)

Pairs:

• Anastasia Golubeva/Hektor Giotopoulos Moore (AUS)

• Kelly Ann Laurin/Loucas Ethier (CAN)

• Minerva Fabienne Hase/Nikita Volodin (GER)

• Lucrezia Beccari/Matteo Guarise (ITA)

• Rebecca Ghilardi/Filippo Ambrosini (ITA)

• Riku Miura/Ryuichi Kihara (JPN)

• Yuna Nagaoka/Sumitada Moriguchi (JPN)

• Daria Danilova/Michel Tsiba (NED)

• Chelsea Liu/Balazs Nagy (USA)

• Emily Chan/Spencer Akira Howe (USA)

• Anastasiia Smirnova/Danylo Siianytsia (USA)

Ice Dance:

• Marie-Jade Lauriault/Romain Le Gac (CAN)

• Juulia Turkkila/Matthias Versluis (FIN)

• Loicia Demougeot/Theo Le Mercier (FRA)

• Lilah Fear/Lewis Gibson (GBR)

• Maria Kazakova/Giorgi Revia (GEO)

• Charlene Guignard/Marco Fabbri (ITA)

• Misato Komatsubara/Tim Koleto (JPN)

• Allison Reed/Saulius Ambrulevicius (LTU)

• Emily Bratti/Ian Somerville (USA)

• Lorraine McNamara/Anton Spiridonov (USA)

• Kaitlin Hawayek/Jean Luc Baker (USA)

Minimum TES Scores for 2024 ISU Championships

Source: ISU Communication 2570

2024 World Championships (SP/FS)

• Men: 34 / 64

• Women: 32 / 53

• Pairs: 29 / 46

• Ice Dance: 35 / 52 (previously 33 / 49)

2024 European & Four Continents Championships (SP/FS)

• Men: 28 / 46

• Women: 25 / 42

• Pairs: 25 / 42

• Ice Dance: 30 / 48 (previously 28 / 45)

2024 Junior World Championships (SP/FS)

• Men: 25 / 44

• Women: 25 / 40

• Pairs: 23 / 34

• Ice Dance: 24 / 38