Potential Grand Prix Dance

There are 27 teams on this list, including several teams that competed junior this season. 

There are 48 Grand Prix slots (including host picks) with 39 of the 48 slots filled from this list.  Stepanova and Bukin have medaled at Junior Worlds twice and won gold this past year so likely will make the jump to senior.  Aldridge and Eaton have aged out of juniors and Papadakis and Cizeron have competed four seasons on the Junior Grand Prix so they will likely both be on the Senior Grand Prix as well.

The assignments will be released on June 1st.   

Top 12 finishers at Worlds (guaranteed 2 GP spots, top 6 are seeded)

1 Davis/White
2 Virtue/Moir
3 Bobrova/Soloviev
4 Cappellini/Lanotte
5 Weaver/Poje
6 Pechalat/Bourzat
7 Chock/Bates
8 Shibutani/Shibutani
9 Ilinykh/Katsalapov
10 Zhiganshina/Gazsi
11 Riazanova/Tkachenko
12 Carron/Jones

Top 24 Seasons Best (guaranteed 1 spot)

10 Gilles/Poirier
13 Coomes/Buckland
14 Stepanova/Bukin (Junior)
15 Monko/Khaliavin
17 Hubbell/Donohue
18 Sinitsina/Zhiganshin
19 Zlobina/Sitnikov
20 Papadakis/Cizeron (Junior)
21 Kolbe/Caruso
22 Guignard/Fabbri
23 Heekin-Canedy/Dun
24 Reed/Reed

Top 24 World Standings (guaranteed 1 assignment)

18 Aldridge/Eaton (Junior)
21 Orford/Williams
22 Tobias/Stagniunas

Top 3 at Junior Worlds and JGPF Gold Medalist (considered for 1 spot)

All meet one of the criteria above.

Number of skaters eligible by country (not including host picks):

Russia: 6
United States: 5
Canada: 4
France: 3
Germany: 2
Italy: 2
Azerbaijan: 1
Great Britain: 1
Japan: 1
Lithuania: 1
Ukraine: 1