Figure skating at the 2020 Youth Winter Olympics

Single skaters born no earlier than January 1, 2004 and no later than December 31, 2006, as well as greenhouses and dancers born no earlier than January 1, 2000, will be allowed to participate in the tournament.

In total, 76 people took part in the competitions (38 young men and 38 girls), 16 of them were singles, 10 sports and 12 dance couples. Moreover, the maximum quota from one country was 12 people (6 boys and 6 girls), that is, in each form a maximum of two participants / pairs.

The nationality of the majority of participants was determined by the results of the 2019 World Junior Championships . Those countries whose athletes won prizes at the World Championships had the right to exhibit two participants / pairs in the competition in the appropriate form. At the same time, if the athletes of a country took more than one prize in the championship, then the maximum quota still remained in two places. The remaining quotas were selected by one participant from each country according to the places occupied at the junior championship.

The remaining 4 places among singles and 3 in doubles will be distributed according to the ISU rating and the performances of the athletes in the Grand Prix series among juniors of the 2015-2016 season. If the representatives of Switzerland (the host country of the competition) did not qualify in the usual way (at the 2019 World Junior Championships the Swiss did not receive a single license), then the Grand Prix will be allocated 1 place less in each form. Who specifically will represent the country at the games was determined by each National Olympic Committee independently, taking into account age restrictions for participants.

Stage One

According to the results of the athletes in Zagreb at the World Junior Championships , the following countries received licenses and have the right to exhibit participants (pairs) at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games:

Second Stage

Given that the owners did not receive a single license in all forms, the Swiss reserved in each form one place.

Mixed Team Competitions

Team competitions at the III Youth Olympic Games are held according to the rules that differ from the rules of the team tournament at the Winter Olympic Games , primarily, that the teams are formed without taking into account the nationality of the participants, and according to this scheme:

• All participants, depending on the places taken in individual competitions, are divided into three groups in each discipline:

• Then, from each group, 8 teams of 6 people are drawn by drawing lots (youth, girl, sports and dance couples), as follows:

Team	Young men	Girls	Couples	Dancing
Team 1	from the 1st group	from the 3rd group	from the 2nd group	from the 1st group
Team 2	from the 2nd group	from the 2nd group	from the 1st group	from the 3rd group
Team 3	from the 3rd group	from the 1st group	from the 1st group	from the 2nd group
Team 4	from the 1st group	from the 3rd group	from the 2nd group	from the 1st group
Team 5	from the 2nd group	from the 2nd group	from the 1st group	from the 3rd group
Team 6	from the 3rd group	from the 1st group	from the 2nd group	from the 2nd group
Team 7	from the 1st group	from the 3rd group	from the 3rd group	from the 1st group
Team 8	from the 2nd group	from the 2nd group	from the 3rd group	from the 2nd group

• The skaters will once again execute their free programs (dances) and everyone, depending on the place taken, will be assigned points:
  • 1st place - 8 points
  • 2nd place - 7 points
  • 3rd place - 6 points
  • 4th place - 5 points
  • 5th place - 4 points
  • 6th place - 3 points
  • 7th place - 2 points
  • 8th place - 1 point

• Each team must collect as many points as possible, and the one with the highest number of points takes first place.

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