#Emilia Zingas

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Emilia Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik's rhythm dance costumes at the 2023 US Championships.

(Source: absoluteskating.com)

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Emilia Zingas & Vadym Kolesnik FD practice run through at 2024 USNats

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2021 Nebelhorn Trophy Preview - Singles

Please note that I am not mentioning skaters who are competing, but not competing for Olympics spots. There are skaters factoring into the competition but not the remaining Olympic spots!

As a reminder, there are 7 spots in Men and 6 in Womens.

Men

The most certain qualifiers in Men’s are the US (Vincent Zhou, seeking redemption for being the reason the US has to be here in the first place), Canada (Roman Sadovsky), and Russia (Mark Kondratiuk, in only his third senior international competition ever, and first in two years). All three are confirming spots earned at last season’s Worlds.

Very likely qualifiers are France (three-time National Silver Medalist Adam Siao Him Fa) and Azerbaijan (Vladimir Litvinsev).

That leaves two more spots for... several countries. Countries to watch out for are Germany (Paul Fentz - there’s entries, but Paul is the one who is competing for Olympic qualification), Great Britain (Peter James Hallam), Australia (Brendan Kerry), Austria (Maurizio Zandron), Armenia (Slavik Hayrapetyan), South Korea (Siheyong Lee, also confirming a spot earned at last season’s Worlds).

Outliers who might also factor in are Monoco (David Lewton Brain), Turkey (Basar Oktar - both Turkish skaters are competing, but he’s the one competing for the qualification), and the Philippines (Edrien Pual Celestino). It may personal best performances, but it is not out of the question.

Ladies

The most certain qualifiers here are the US (Alysa Liu, confirming third spot earned at Worlds), Poland (Ekaterina Kurakova), and Switzerland (Alexia Paganini). That leaves three spots for several countries. 

Those likely countries are Austria (Sohpia Schaller, confirming second spot earned at Worlds), Italy (Lara Naki Gutmann), France (Lea Serna), and Cyprus (Emilia Zingas), and Belarus (Viktoriia Safanova). 

Countries that could factor in (but have skaters competing that are less consistent or haven’t been seen in a while), but shouldn’t be completely counted out are: Australia (Kailani Craine), Slovakia (Nicole Rajicova, who hasn’t competed since the 2019 Worlds), Hungary (Julia Lang, who was injured this summer).

Countries that are outliers, but shouldn’t be completely counted out are: Romania (Julia Sauter) and Slovenia (Dasa Grm).

Pairs, Ice Dance, and Team discussion coming!

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Zinga solo, i big dem stanno con Conte: l’Emilia non conta

Zinga solo, i big dem stanno con Conte: l’Emilia non conta

IN CLAUSURA – IL SEGRETARIO RINCHIUDE IL PARTITO NELL’ABBAZIA DI CONTIGLIANO, NEL REATINO, E AL “FATTO”: “SE SALVINI PERDE IL 26 GENNAIO E INIZIA LA FRANA…”

  (di wa. ma. inviata a Contigliano (Rieti) – Il Fatto Quotidiano) – “Non ho capito perché se si perdono le elezioni in Emilia-Romagna, il disastro deve essere del Pd. Non è al nostro partito che succede qualcosa con una sconfitta. Perché i…