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By OlympicIRL · Posted
TISC Annual 2025 - Voting Order & Provisional Grand Final Date I have arranged a voting schedule for the upcoming TISC Annual 2025. Please see your jury's designated voting time in the table below. For convenience I have included a column showing the host country time in GMT and the local time for each jury based on their specific time-zone. Please check to ensure the local time shown is correct as mistakes can happen! Fortunately I have only had to make one swap to ensure every jury has a voting window within a reasonable time in their local time. That was achieved by swapping and . China will now vote in position #12 while moves to position #25. For any juries who cannot personally deliver their votes during the live Grand Final, I will post their votes on their behalf. Now that I have the voting schedule, I can begin work on the voting and scoreboard templates. The provisional date I am setting for the Grand Final - Saturday 17th January. That's just under 3 weeks from now which I feel is necessary to allow enough time for me to fit in all the preparations around the holidays and an upcoming exam! Session 1 Host Time (GMT) Local Time Jury Voting 09:00 10:00 Denmark 09:10 10:10 Sweden 09:20 10:20 Slovakia 09:30 16:30 Indonesia 09:40 09:40 Great Britain 09:50 10:50 Italy 10:00 11:00 Spain 10:10 15:10 Kazakhstan Break 10:20 - 12:00 GMT Session 2 Host Time Local Time Jury Voting 12:00 14:00 Ukraine 12:10 14:10 Bulgaria 12:20 13:20 Germany 12:30 20:30 China 12:40 13:40 France 12:50 18:20 India 13:00 14:00 Tunisia 13:10 13:10 Portugal 13:20 15:20 Greece Break 13:30 - 16:00 GMT Session 3 Host Time Local Time Jury Voting 16:00 18:00 Israel 16:10 17:10 Serbia 16:20 18:20 Romania 16:30 13:30 Brazil 16:40 17:40 Poland 16:50 10:50 Mexico 17:00 18:00 Netherlands 17:10 12:10 United States 17:20 18:20 Slovenia Break 17:30 - 19:00 GMT Session 4 Host Time Local Time Jury Voting 19:00 22:00 Turkey 19:10 20:10 Albania 19:20 20:20 Malta 19:30 19:30 Ireland 19:40 16:40 Argentina 19:50 21:50 Lithuania 20:00 14:00 Guatemala 20:10 12:10 Canada -
@intoronto @Micki @evil betty thanks for giving me to know that and all of you did answering in the same moment -
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By evil betty · Posted
Okay, thanks. I saw that too and could not make any sense out of it but I don't know enough about ski jumping. -
By evil betty · Posted
Nathan Crumpton has not competed in skeleton since the 2022, is a sprinter now. Carlos Maeder competed last time in alpine, is 47 now and skiied last april and was far outside being good enough. is still possible. -
Yeah, American Samoa has snowboarder Kanoe Pelfrey, but I don’t think she’ll qualify in halfpipe. Ghana has skeleton athlete Akwasi Frimpong, but it will be difficult for him too. -
has a snowboarder, unlikely to qualify. Same with in skeleton. has capability of qualifying in alpine skiing, but they are on the outside looking in right now. -
It looks like a problem at the FIS website. The same problem occurs in their cup standings tab where the points don't add up for some reason: https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/ski-jumping/cup-standings.html?sectorcode=JP&seasoncode=2026&cupcode=COC&disciplinecode=ALL&gendercode=M&nationcode= -
In comparsion to 2022 we are still missing some countries, those like and are and will be missing under their flags by obvious reasons, an athlete from is retired, either of or will get quota in skeleton, but what about and ?
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By evil betty · Posted
I am puzzled by the olympic rankings for the guys competing at the continental cup level. Why are the 'winter cup' points not being added to their ranking score? For instance David Rygl is shown on the olympic lists as being 144th with 2 points from the continental cup, his bio says that he has 2 summer points and 16 winter points, but under 'all' just 2. Do some winter points not count or something? -
but the 1/8 vs Senegal or RDC , both are very strong ... the team was not convincing until now , pretty random game
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