2022 Olympic Figure Skating Qualification after Nebelhorn Trophy

This is the final list of nations that have earned spots for the 2022 Winter Olympics after the conclusion of 2021 Nebelhorn Trophy. Read a summary of the qualification process here.

MEN (30 spots total)

• 3 spots: Japan, USA, Russia

• 2 spots: Italy, Canada, France, S. Korea

• 1 spot: China, Georgia, Switzerland, Estonia, Belarus, Latvia, Czech Republic, Mexico, Ukraine, Sweden, Israel, Azerbaijan, Australia

WOMEN (30 spots total)

• 3 spots: Russia, Japan, USA

• 2 spots: S. Korea

• 1 spot: Belgium, Austria, Azerbaijan, Canada, Estonia, Sweden, Netherlands, Bulgaria, Germany, Georgia, China, Czech Republic, Great Britain, Finland, Poland, Belarus, Switzerland, Ukraine, Australia

ICE DANCE (23 spots total)

• 3 spots: Russia, USA, Canada

• 1 spot: Italy, Great Britain, Spain, Poland, China, Lithuania, France, Germany, Japan, Ukraine, Finland, Georgia, Armenia, Czech Republic

PAIRS (19 spots total)

• 3 spots: Russia

• 2 spots: China, Canada, USA, Italy

• 1 spot: Japan, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Czech Republic, Spain, Georgia, Israel

TEAM EVENT (10 teams total)

• Canada

• China

• Czech Republic

• Georgia

• Germany *AAQ man

• Italy *AAQ woman

• Japan

• Russia

• Ukraine *AAQ pair

• USA

• *The Additional Athletes Quota can be used to fill a team’s missing discipline, only for the team event.

2021 CS Nebelhorn Trophy & JGP Slovenia: Info & Streaming

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NEBELHORN TROPHY

Nebelhorn Trophy is the final qualifying event for the 2022 Winter Olympics. For more information on the qualification process for the Winter Olympics, see this post. The number of Olympic spots available to be earned at Nebelhorn is: 7 men, 6 women, 4 ice dance, 3 pairs. A federation can earn up to one spot in each discipline.

Spots are allocated based on highest placements at the competition for skaters who are competing to earn a spot for their federation. Skaters who are not competing for Olympic spots may also participate in Nebelhorn Trophy. Their placements are disregarded for the purposes of spot allocation. In the entry list, skaters marked with “N” are not competing for Olympic spots.

Results | Schedule | Entries | Website | ISU

Type: Challenger Series
When: Sept. 22-25
Where: Oberstdorf, Germany
Level & disciplines: senior women, men, ice dance, pairs

Schedule (UTC+2)

• 9/23: Men’s SP 09:00; Pairs’ SP 14:00; Women’s SP 17:00

• 9/24: Rhythm Dance 10:30; Men’s FS 14:15; Pairs’ FS 20:00

• 9/25: Women’s FS 10:10; Free Dance 16:35; Gala 20:30

Notable entries: Brendan Kerry, Vladimir Litvintsev, Roman Sadovsky, Adam Siao Him Fa, Paul Fentz, Sihyeong Lee, Mark Kondratiuk, Vincent Zhou, Kailani Craine, Viktoriia Safonova, Lea Serna, Lara Naki Gutmann, Ekaterina Kurakova, Alexia Paganini, Tzu-Han Ting, Anastasiia Shabotova, Alysa Liu, Yuchen Wang/Yihang Huang, Laura Barquero/Marco Zandron, Karina Safina/Luka Berulava, Tina Garabedian/Simon Proulx-Senecal, Natalie Taschlerova/Filip Taschler, Juulia Turkkila/Matthias Versluis, Sasha Fear/George Waddell, Maria Kazakova/Georgy Reviya, Anna Yanovskaya/Adam Lukacs, Yura Min/Daniel Eaton

How to watch: Free livestreams - Day 1, Day 2, Day 3

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JGP LJUBLJANA CUP

Results | Schedule | Entries | ISU

Type: Junior Grand Prix
When: Sept. 22-25
Where: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Level & disciplines: junior women, men, ice dance

Schedule (UTC+2)

• 9/23: Women’s SP 14:15; Men’s SP 19:15

• 9/24: Rhythm Dance 15:00; Men’s FS 18:05

• 9/25: Women’s FS 12:00; Free Dance 17:20

Notable entries: Younghyun Cha, Ilya Yablokov, Minchae Kim, Jia Shin, Sofia Samodelkina, Adeliia Petrosian, Lindsay Thorngren, Ava Marie Ziegler, Natalie D’Alessandro/Bruce Waddell, Vasilisa Kaganovskaia/Valeriy Angelopol, Katarina Wolfkostin/Jeffrey Chen

How to watch: Free livestreams on the ISU JGP Youtube channel