Anything GOEs Fantasy Skating – Rostelecom Cup 2020

Welcome to Anything GOEs Fantasy Figure Skating for the 2020/21 Grand Prix season!

This week: ROSTELECOM CUP

Here’s how to play:

Pick ONE skater/team from EACH group below to represent you for the event, and whatever total score that skater/team gets in the event (rounded up to the nearest whole point) will be how many points you earn! Bonus points will be awarded for podium places, 15 for 1st, 10 for 2nd, and 5 for 3rd.

Come up with a name to represent your team and keep it consistent when submitting! That way we’ll be able put all of your data together by the end of the series! 

For information about the skaters competing, don’t forget to check out our Rostelecom Cup Preview! Some of the statistics could be handy in making those tough selections! 

By using this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by this website!

PLEASE MAKE SURE TO HIT
SEND
AT THE END!

&

USE THE SAME FANTASY TEAM NAME EACH WEEK!

Rostelecom Cup 2020

The form is now closed. Enjoy the competition!

Once the event goes live, the submit form will disappear and you’ll no longer be able to submit your predictions for this event.

Let us know how you get on in the comments or with the Twitter hashtag #AGOEsFantasy!

We’ll see you soon for NHK Trophy!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

MIKU MAKITA AND TYLER GUNARA on their Youth Olympics experience and training during uncertain times

Miku Makita and Tyler Gunara are a junior ice dance team representing Canada.

The duo both competed in singles before making the switch to ice dance and partnering in 2016 and have gone on to compete at Junior Worlds and even the Youth Olympic Games.

We caught up with the Miku and Tyler after their 2nd place finish at Skate Canada Challenge, to talk about their Youth Olympics experience, program inspiration, and training during uncertain times.

Read More »

NHK Trophy 2022: Recap

The NHK Trophy is the penultimate competition of the Grand Prix series before the Grand Prix Final. Taking place in Sapporo, Japan, it was an intense event as each skater worked to put their best out on the ice, with athletes striving to secure a spot in the final. Read

Read More »