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2017 Grand Prix Final Preview: Ladies

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Here’s the third part of our Grand Prix Final preview, featuring the ladies’ field!

Despite reigning 2-time World and GPF Champion Evgenia Medvedeva’s withdrawal due to a foot injury, the ladies’ field at this year’s Grand Prix Final is still unbelievably competitive; any of the six women have a chance at the podium depending on how the competition pans out. With ages spanning 15 years, Nagoya will feature fiery young newcomers and decorated veterans alike, each skater bringing unique qualities of their own to the table.

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2017 Junior & Senior Grand Prix Final & CS Golden Spin of Zagreb: Info & Streaming

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The top 6 qualifiers in each discipline will soon head to Nagoya, Japan for the Junior and Senior Grand Prix Final! Information will be added to this post as it appears. Don’t forget to check out our previews of the competitors!

Live results | Senior entries | Junior entries | Detailed schedule | Website | ISU

SCHEDULE

Japan Standard Time (UTC+9). Click on the links for time conversions, or see here for time conversions in chart form (thanks @quecksilver!)

Thurs. 12/7

Fri. 12/8

Sat. 12/9

  • 13:45 Junior Free Dance

  • 15:05 Junior Ladies’ FS

  • 16:25 Senior Pairs’ FS

  • 17:55 Senior Free Dance

  • 19:20 Senior Ladies’ FS

Sun. 12/10


HOW TO WATCH: THE JUNIOR GRAND PRIX FINAL

ISU: The ISU JGP Youtube channel will livestream and upload the entire competition.

Icenetwork: Subscribers in the USA can watch the entire competition live on Icenetwork.



HOW TO WATCH: THE SENIOR GRAND PRIX FINAL

Be careful of popups and ads on free streaming sites. We are not responsible for the quality of the streams; we only provide the links. Please try all the streams to see which ones work best for you. Do not complain to us if a stream does not work. This post focuses on live broadcasts. Other TV channels not mentioned here might show the competition in delayed broadcasts.

Fan streams: These fan-run streams may livestream part or all of the event: FS Live (see video description for links), QQ Live. Check the streams when the events are on. The streams should be available worldwide.

ISU: The official ISU stream will livestream the entire senior Grand Prix Final. This stream is blocked in countries that have purchased broadcasting rights to the competition.

Icenetwork: Subscribers in the US can watch the entire competition (but not the gala) live on Icenetwork.

CBC Sports: Canada’s CBC Sports will livestream the entire competition and gala on their website. CBC will also air the competition on TV in delayed broadcasts; see their website for more info. Streaming schedule in EST:

  • 12/7: Pairs’ SP 4:15AM; Men’s SP 5:30AM; Short Dance 6:40AM

  • 12/8: Ladies’ SP 4:55AM; Men’s FS 6:15AM

  • 12/9: Pairs’ FS 2:45AM; Free Dance 3:55AM; Ladies’ FS 5:20AM

  • 12/10: Gala 12:00AM

  • Official streams (blocked outside of Canada)

Telesport: Russia’s Telesport will livestream the entire competition. The streams are blocked outside of Russia.

Russian Eurosport: Russian Eurosport 2 will air parts of the competition live. Other Eurosport channels may have slightly different schedules; check your local TV listings to make sure. Broadcast schedule in Moscow Time:

  • 12/7: Pairs’ SP 12:15 (live); Men’s SP 13:15 (live); Short Dance 14:30 (live)

  • 12/9: Men’s FS 01:00 (taped); Ladies’ SP 02:00 (taped); Pairs’ FS 10:30 (live); Free Dance 11:45 (live); Ladies’ FS 13:15 (live)

  • 12/10: Gala 14:00 (taped)

  • Eurosport 2 streams:Stream 1, Stream 2, Stream 3

British Eurosport: British Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2 will air parts of the competition live. Other Eurosport channels may have slightly different schedules; check your local TV listings to make sure. Broadcast schedule in GMT:

  • 12/7: Pairs’ SP 09:15 (ESP2, live); Men’s SP 10:15 ( ESP2, live); Short Dance 11:30 (ESP2, live)

  • 12/8: Men’s FS 22:00 (ESP2, taped); Ladies’ SP 23:00 (ESP2, taped)

  • 12/9: Pairs’ FS 07:30 (ESP1, live); Free Dance 08:45 (ESP1, live); Ladies’ FS 10:15 (ESP1, live)

  • 12/10: Gala 19:30 (ESP2, taped)

  • Eurosport 1 streams:Stream 1, Stream 2, Stream 3, more streams

  • Eurosport 2 streams:Stream 1, Stream 2, Stream 3, more streams

CCTV 5: China’s CCTV 5 and CCTV 5+ will air parts of the competition live. Schedule in China Standard Time:

TV Asahi: Japan’s TV Asahi may air parts of the competition live. Schedule in JST:

  • 12/7: Men’s SP 19:00 (live?)

  • 12/8: Ladies’ SP & Men’s FS 19:00 (live?)

  • 12/9: Ladies’ FS 19:00 (live?)

  • 12/10: Gala 19:00 (taped)

  • Unblocked streams:Stream 1, Stream 2

Olympic Channel: The Olympic Channel will air the entire competition (but not the gala) live for subscribers. Check your cable package to see if the Olympic Channel is included.

Other TV channels: Other TV channels, including various Eurosport channels, will also air parts of the competition. Check your local TV channels for other skating broadcasts.

On demand: If you can’t watch live, videos from the competition will be uploaded online very quickly, so you can always catch up later.


GOLDEN SPIN OF ZAGREB

Golden Spin is the last Challenger Series competition of the season. Events for juniors will also be held at this competition; these are not part of the Challenger Series.

Results | Entries | Schedule | Website | ISU

Designation: Challenger Series

When: Dec. 6-9

Where: Zagreb, Croatia

Level & disciplines: senior men, ladies, ice dance, pairs

How to watch:Paid livestream (€10.00)

Notable entries: Moris Kvitelashvili, Alexei Bychenko, Ivan Righini, Denis Ten, Alexander Petrov, Alexander Majorov, Alexander Johnson, Alisa Fedichkina, Stanislava Konstantinova, Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, Starr Andrews, Emmy Ma, Hannah Miller, Kristina Astakhova/Alexei Rogonov, Natalia Zabiiako/Alexander Enbert, Tarah Kayne/Danny O'Shea, Charlene Guignard/Marco Fabbri, Ekaterina Bobrova/Dmitri Soloviev, Alla Loboda/Pavel Drozd, Tiffani Zagorski/Jonathan Guerreiro, Kaitlin Hawayek/Jean Luc Baker, Rachel Parsons/Michael Parsons

2017 Grand Prix Final Preview: Pairs

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Here’s the second part of our Grand Prix Final preview, covering the pairs discipline!

Compared to the withdrawal-ridden singles disciplines, most of the world’s top pairs will participate in the Grand Prix Final this season (knock on wood). With teams firing on all cylinders and ready to go, the Grand Prix series brought us numerous unpredictable, high-level matchups, and a new world record courtesy of reigning World Champions Wenjing Sui and Cong Han of China. So tough is the pairs field today that even with 210+ scores at both of their Grand Prix events, reigning European bronze medalists Vanessa James and Morgan Cipres just barely missed out on the Final. As the Grand Prix Final is the last international competition where teams from all continents can meet before the 2018 Winter Olympics, the results this week may give us a hint at podiums to come - though the number one lesson to remember from skating is to never take any result for granted.

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