On Saturday, the girls continued the very high technical level in a competition that provided many great experiences for the audience. The Finnish girls swept the board and took the entire podium. The gold went to Venla Sinisalo of Finland, who completed an exciting Free Skate at high speed. Venla,
In the boys’ Advanced Novice category, Lauri Linnakorpi from Finland won the gold decisively with 101.88 points, after a flawless program. Denmark won the silver medal with Martin Nicolai Kuzin, who was also in 2nd place after the short program. Martin scored 87.93 points. In 3rd place, Venni Pitko from
After a good competition with many strong attempts in the Free Skate – and some that were less successful – there were a lot of changes in the rankings in Advanced Novice Women. It was Neila Andelin from Finland who won Advanced Noviced Women with 115.55 point. Neila was in
In junior women, who skated the short program on Thursday evening, we saw a high technical level. It was a good competition, with several having successful attempts at triple-triple jumps. Finnish Annika Pellonmaa leads the competition with 50.71 points, closely followed by Venla Sinisalo also from Finland, who scored 50.30
The youngest skaters were on the ice on Thursday, where they performed their shortprograms. Many wonderful programs were delivered by the 23 young womenrepresenting the five Nordic countries. Finland has clearly taken the lead withrunners in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Neila Andelin leads with 49.44 points;Julia Vaha-Ruohola is in second
Figure skaters from 11 countries are participating in The Nordics and The Nordics Open, which will be held at Hvidovre Skating Arena from January 28 to February 1. The Nordics is open for Advanced Novice skaters from the Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The competition is held alternately