
The entries, by discipline, can be found here: https://results.isu.org/events/fsevent00117440.htm
The time and practice schedule: https://results.isu.org/schedules/gpjpn ... hedule.pdf
Osaka will be 14 hours ahead of Eastern Time.


Five Skilled Skaters Head to Osaka to Compete at Final Grand Prix of the Season
November 20, 2023/by Skate Canada
OTTAWA, ON (November 20, 2023) – Five talented skaters are set to compete at the NHK Trophy, which will mark the sixth and final stop of the ISU Grand Prix series circuit. The event, which will take place in Osaka, Japan from November 24-26, 2023, will feature Canadian athletes in the men’s, pair, and ice dance categories.
In the men’s category, 2023 Cranberry Cup International silver medallist Wesley Chiu will be looking to improve on his results from Skate Canada International, where he set a season’s best score to finish seventh overall.
Pair skaters Kelly-Ann Laurin and Loucas Éthier will also have big goals for the event after winning their first Grand Prix medal last season and fininishing fifth at 2023 Skate Canada International.
Completing the Canadian delegation will be ice dance duo Marie-Jade Lauriault and Romain Le Gac who captured silver at the 2023 Budapest Trophy, and very recently competed at the Grand Prix de France.
The competition begins on Friday, November 24 with every discipline performing their short program/rhythm dance. All medals will be awarded on Saturday, November 25 as all disciplines will perform their free program/free dance. The event wraps up on Sunday with the exhibition gala.
Press conference photoA few (of many) Final scenarios:
+ Pinzarrone guaranteed if 1st or 2nd
+ If the standings stay, Sumiyoshi, Pinzaronne qualify
+ If Thorngren wins + Pinzarrone is 4th or lower, Sumiyoshi, Thorngren qualify
+ If Lee wins + Pinzarrone is 3rd & wins tiebreak, Lee, Pinzaronne qualify
Press conference photoIf these standings hold tomorrow, Hase/Volodin and Hocke/Kunkel go to the Final, and then tiebreak between Beccari/Guarise and Pavlova/Sviatchenko
Ghilardi/Ambrosini guaranteed to Final if they finish 2nd, or would be a 3-way tiebreak if they finish 3rd
So, excluding the Grand Prix Final, it is the first time it has happened in an individual GP event held outside the USA.US women 1-2 on GP Figure 10 times:
2023 GPJPN Ziegler (G), Thorngren (S)
2016 GPUSA Wagner, Bell
2012 GPUSA Wagner, Gao
2003 GPUSA Cohen, Kirk
2002 GPUSA Kwan, McDonough
2001 GPUSA Kwan, Hughes
2000 GPUSA Kwan, Hughes
1997 GPUSA Kwan, Lipinski
1996 Final Lipinski, Kwan
1996 GPUSA Kwan, Kwiatkowski