Winter Universiade 2017

[heywoodu 16,465]

25 minutes ago, hckosice said:

45-7 shots on goal so far ! this british goalie must be absolutely fantastic, maybe just performing the match of his life

Oh we already started

 

I thought this was just about tomorrow until you came up with actual stats

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8 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Oh we already started

 

I thought this was just about tomorrow until you came up with actual stats

Same, I had no idea. Hahaha

I'm not really going to watch the hockey much, though. Mostly biathlon, ski jumping etc

Interesting we have a ski jumper from GEORGIA. 

Also our best female ski jumper Dolezalova is coming back, this is great news for Pyongchang, I thought she had stopped racing.

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7 minutes ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

Same, I had no idea. Hahaha

I'm not really going to watch the hockey much, though. Mostly biathlon, ski jumping etc

Interesting we have a ski jumper from GEORGIA. 

Also our best female ski jumper Dolezalova is coming back, this is great news for Pyongchang, I thought she had stopped racing.

And she might have a decent chance considering there's not much World Cup-action among the athletes  

 

And yes I was just as surprised about Georgia

 

By the way, 10 of 70 female cross-country skiers don't even appear in the FIS Points List. Mostly because they didn't compete any FIS races in the past year or so and in a few cases because there's simply no profile of them  

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2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

And she might have a decent chance considering there's not much World Cup-action among the athletes  

 

And yes I was just as surprised about Georgia

 

By the way, 10 of 70 female cross-country skiers don't even appear in the FIS Points List. Mostly because they didn't compete any FIS races in the past year or so and in a few cases because there's simply no profile of them  

How many of them do you feel Bruna can beat?  

[hckošice 16,629]

well 61-13 SOG it´s really something we don´t see so often at international level. but I´m not familiar with the real levels of the teams here, I know our players play the relatively solid university league, some of them play in our second/third tier championship clubs. and we really rarely (or never) play matches against second or lowest divisions hockey countries, so it´s nice to see this comming at least at the universiade. if my knowledge is correct this was only the second SVK-GBR official match in history, the first one was7-1 in September 1993 in Sheffield during the Lillehammer 1994 olympic qualification, just 1 year after our independance when IIHF incomprehensibly and shamefully forced us to play the C pool (Equivalent of todays Division II)

[heywoodu 16,465]

Just now, ahjfcshfghb said:

How many of them do you feel Bruna can beat?  

 

Hard to say, so far I only looked at FIS points but today and tomorrow I'm going to take a closer look at the exact results of athletes with for example above 150 FIS points to see what's possible  

 

All participants ranked by FIS distance points:

 

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Athlete	Nation	FIS distance	FIS sprint
Anna Nechaevskaia	RUS	43,19	125,05
Marion Buillet	FRA	52,89	122,99
Ewelina Marcisz	POL	67,60	136,31
Maria Davydenkova	RUS	68,41	77,57
Olga Repnitsyna	RUS	68,74	116,03
Anna Shevchenko	KAZ	69,63	127,77
Celine Chopard-Lallier	FRA	71,62	279,10
Anastasia Mayngardt	BLR	75,41	141,76
Lilia Vasilieva	RUS	77,33	109,44
Anna Stoyan	KAZ	79,86	121,29
Kseniia Malevannaia	RUS	81,11	121,47
Martyna Galewicz	POL	81,14	246,28
Olga Mandrika	KAZ	82,39	168,05
Coralie Bentz	FRA	84,74	233,21
Andrea Klementova	CZE	86,45	208,77
Lali Kvaratskheliya	RUS	87,58	106,92
Irina Bykova	KAZ	88,47	152,89
Kozue Takizawa	JPN	89,65	245,89
Oxana Glavatskikh	RUS	91,90	117,18
Ina Lukonina	BLR	93,79	162,76
Jogscha Abderhalden	SUI	96,37	279,36
Anzhelika Tarassova	KAZ	97,06	204,94
Lea Damiani	FRA	97,86	320,97
Yukari Tanaka	JPN	102,76	237,22
Angelina Shuryga	KAZ	103,09	258,07
Viktoriia Olekh	UKR	114,10	231,84
Maryna Bukinich	BLR	120,95	152,56
Anastasiia Moskalenko	RUS	121,03	97,73
Marina Matrossova	KAZ	130,23	255,10
Maryia Roshchynskaya	BLR	131,34	250,66
Lee Ji-yun	KOR	133,59	601,22
Yulia Tarasenko	UKR	137,70	308,34
Marija Kaznacenko	LTU	140,95	190,01
Mariia Nasyko	UKR	153,14	286,01
Yonca Karademir	TUR	157,57	428,59
Christel Pichard-Jolicoeur	CAN	163,30	263,25
Aneta Smerciakova	SVK	164,24	275,37
Andrée-Anne Théberge	CAN	172,33	318,31
Valentina Ebel	KAZ	181,83	303,30
Otgontsetseg Chinbat	MGL	195,41	438,99
Oksana Siheti	UKR	196,10	312,67
Iryna Solovei	UKR	198,11	376,64
Emma Camicioli	CAN	198,58	255,58
Yoo Dan-bi	KOR	200,85	401,62
Bae Min-ju	KOR	200,90	495,69
Eva Segecova	SVK	201,75	238,86
Kim Bo-ra	KOR	202,24	597,97
Kim Eun-ji	KOR	214,00	585,86
Enkhtuul Ariunsanaa	MGL	216,34	389,75
Consuelo Confortola	ITA	220,61	378,27
Kyla Vanderzwet	CAN	227,47	337,36
Bruna Moura	BRA	251,44	458,63
Katarzyna Stokfisz	POL	279,16	249,08
Magdalena Czusz	POL	304,81	336,16
Sierra Jech	USA	316,66	x
Meghan Kent	USA	316,85	689,65
Daryna Mazur	UKR	324,38	801,31
Yara Thomas	USA	347,91	416,19
Delgermaa Bat-Ochir	MGL	402,68	383,44
Emma Malmquist	USA	702,04	544,87
Shelby Dickey	CAN	x	x
Zhang Xue	CHN	x	x
Wu Aiting	CHN	x	x
Li Lei	CHN	x	x
Zhao Yuan	CHN	x	x
Jael Compagnoni	ITA	x	x
Kunduz Abdykadyrova	KGZ	x	x
Helen Cutting	USA	x	x
Sierra Foster	USA	x	x
Adrienne Sulser	USA	x	x

 

Bruna would have considerably less points if the races in Ushuaia in July/August weren't cancelled by the way, probably something like 170-180  

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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

 

Hard to say, so far I only looked at FIS points but today and tomorrow I'm going to take a closer look at the exact results of athletes with for example above 150 FIS points to see what's possible  

 

All participants ranked by FIS distance points:

 

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Athlete	Nation	FIS distance	FIS sprint
Anna Nechaevskaia	RUS	43,19	125,05
Marion Buillet	FRA	52,89	122,99
Ewelina Marcisz	POL	67,60	136,31
Maria Davydenkova	RUS	68,41	77,57
Olga Repnitsyna	RUS	68,74	116,03
Anna Shevchenko	KAZ	69,63	127,77
Celine Chopard-Lallier	FRA	71,62	279,10
Anastasia Mayngardt	BLR	75,41	141,76
Lilia Vasilieva	RUS	77,33	109,44
Anna Stoyan	KAZ	79,86	121,29
Kseniia Malevannaia	RUS	81,11	121,47
Martyna Galewicz	POL	81,14	246,28
Olga Mandrika	KAZ	82,39	168,05
Coralie Bentz	FRA	84,74	233,21
Andrea Klementova	CZE	86,45	208,77
Lali Kvaratskheliya	RUS	87,58	106,92
Irina Bykova	KAZ	88,47	152,89
Kozue Takizawa	JPN	89,65	245,89
Oxana Glavatskikh	RUS	91,90	117,18
Ina Lukonina	BLR	93,79	162,76
Jogscha Abderhalden	SUI	96,37	279,36
Anzhelika Tarassova	KAZ	97,06	204,94
Lea Damiani	FRA	97,86	320,97
Yukari Tanaka	JPN	102,76	237,22
Angelina Shuryga	KAZ	103,09	258,07
Viktoriia Olekh	UKR	114,10	231,84
Maryna Bukinich	BLR	120,95	152,56
Anastasiia Moskalenko	RUS	121,03	97,73
Marina Matrossova	KAZ	130,23	255,10
Maryia Roshchynskaya	BLR	131,34	250,66
Lee Ji-yun	KOR	133,59	601,22
Yulia Tarasenko	UKR	137,70	308,34
Marija Kaznacenko	LTU	140,95	190,01
Mariia Nasyko	UKR	153,14	286,01
Yonca Karademir	TUR	157,57	428,59
Christel Pichard-Jolicoeur	CAN	163,30	263,25
Aneta Smerciakova	SVK	164,24	275,37
Andrée-Anne Théberge	CAN	172,33	318,31
Valentina Ebel	KAZ	181,83	303,30
Otgontsetseg Chinbat	MGL	195,41	438,99
Oksana Siheti	UKR	196,10	312,67
Iryna Solovei	UKR	198,11	376,64
Emma Camicioli	CAN	198,58	255,58
Yoo Dan-bi	KOR	200,85	401,62
Bae Min-ju	KOR	200,90	495,69
Eva Segecova	SVK	201,75	238,86
Kim Bo-ra	KOR	202,24	597,97
Kim Eun-ji	KOR	214,00	585,86
Enkhtuul Ariunsanaa	MGL	216,34	389,75
Consuelo Confortola	ITA	220,61	378,27
Kyla Vanderzwet	CAN	227,47	337,36
Bruna Moura	BRA	251,44	458,63
Katarzyna Stokfisz	POL	279,16	249,08
Magdalena Czusz	POL	304,81	336,16
Sierra Jech	USA	316,66	x
Meghan Kent	USA	316,85	689,65
Daryna Mazur	UKR	324,38	801,31
Yara Thomas	USA	347,91	416,19
Delgermaa Bat-Ochir	MGL	402,68	383,44
Emma Malmquist	USA	702,04	544,87
Shelby Dickey	CAN	x	x
Zhang Xue	CHN	x	x
Wu Aiting	CHN	x	x
Li Lei	CHN	x	x
Zhao Yuan	CHN	x	x
Jael Compagnoni	ITA	x	x
Kunduz Abdykadyrova	KGZ	x	x
Helen Cutting	USA	x	x
Sierra Foster	USA	x	x
Adrienne Sulser	USA	x	x

 

Bruna would have considerably less points if the races in Ushuaia in July/August weren't cancelled by the way, probably something like 170-180  

I'd only say for certainty Abdykadyrova and some of the Mongolians. But who knows? Hopefully she is motivated by her fanclub  

 

[heywoodu 16,465]

Anyway, FIS points are so hard to compare. A certain performance could result in 140 points in one race and in 300 in another race depending entirely on which other athletes are in the race...that's why I'm trying to compare a lot of the athletes with 'known factors', like athletes who competed against Mirlene Picin this season (because she competed all over Europe already and I sort of know how to compare Bruna with her). Someone like Abdykadyrova was 4 minutes slower than Gabi Neres at the Hochfilzen IBU Junior Cup sprint (skiing time) so that's a safe bet that Bruna can beat her since she's on somewhat the same level as Gabi  

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1 minute ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

I'd only say for certainty Abdykadyrova and some of the Mongolians. But who knows? Hopefully she is motivated by her fanclub  

 

 

Yesterday in Duszniki-Zdroj the Russian Ana Nikulina started right after her in the sprint (biathlon) and only passed her halfway through the first lap and for the rest of the lap Bruna managed to stay within a few meters of Nikulina and even closing in a little on the uphill....trust me, she got motivated there  

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3 minutes ago, hckosice said:

well 61-13 SOG it´s really something we don´t see so often at international level. but I´m not familiar with the real levels of the teams here, I know our players play the relatively solid university league, some of them play in our second/third tier championship clubs. and we really rarely (or never) play matches against second or lowest divisions hockey countries, so it´s nice to see this comming at least at the universiade. if my knowledge is correct this was only the second SVK-GBR official match in history, the first one was7-1 in September 1993 in Sheffield during the Lillehammer 1994 olympic qualification, just 1 year after our independance when IIHF incomprehensibly and shamefully forced us to play the C pool (Equivalent of todays Division II)

Must have been quite funny for us Czechs when you had to play in Division II...

Poor poor Slovakia