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2026/2027 EUL CLASSIFICATION 2026/2027 B-CLASS Pre-Chicks B 2020 (Beginners I B and younger): Free skating 2:00 min. +/- 10 seconds. Free skating requirements (for both boys and girls): 7 elements, a maximum of 4 jump elements, of which i) a maximum of two (2) jump combinations. Combinations may consist of only two jumps. The order of jumps is not allowed. ii) 1F, 1Lz, 1A, and 2x are not allowed.

• Jump combinations with an Euler jump are not allowed.
• No jump can be performed more than twice in the program.
• If an extra jump (jumps) is performed, it cannot be a single, non-compliant jump with value. Jumps are counted in the order of performance. b. a maximum of two (2) different spins, c. one choreographic sequence, which consists of at least two different skating movements.
• In all elements where levels are assigned, the maximum level is Base.
• Fall: Each fall outside an element: -0.5 points, Fall in an element: the technical panel identifies, but there is no penalty. Components that are evaluated are: ● Composition ● Presentation ● Skating skills Component factor is 1.67 Music selection must be suitable for both the skater and their age. Costumes must be suitable for the age and fit for the skaters in the competition environment. Attention should also be paid to the amount of cosmetics used by the young athlete.
• Warm-up time is 4 minutes and the warm-up group can have up to 10 competitors.

2026/2027 2 Chicks B 2018/2019 (Beginners II B): Free skating 2:00 min. +/- 10 seconds. Free skating requirements (for both boys and girls): 7 elements, a maximum of 4 jump elements, of which i) a maximum of two (2) jump combinations. Combinations may consist of only two jumps. The order of jumps is not allowed. ii) 1A and 2x are not allowed.

• Jump combinations with an Euler jump are not allowed.
• The same type of jump, regardless of the number of rotations, can be performed up to three times in the program.
• No jump can be performed more than twice in the program.
• If an extra jump (jumps) is performed, it cannot be a single, non-compliant jump with value. Jumps are counted in the order of performance. b. a maximum of two (2) different spins, c. one choreographic sequence, which consists of at least two different skating movements.
• In all elements where levels are assigned, the maximum level is Base.
• Fall: Each fall outside an element: -0.5 points, Fall in an element: the technical panel identifies, but there is no penalty. Components that are evaluated are: ● Composition ● Presentation ● Skating skills Component factor is 1.67 Music selection must be suitable for both the skater and their age. Costumes must be suitable for the age and fit for the skaters in the competition environment. Attention should also be paid to the amount of cosmetics used by the young athlete.
• Warm-up time is 4 minutes and the warm-up group can have up to 10 competitors.

2026/2027 3 CUBS B 2016/2017 (Beginners III B): Free skating 2:30 min. +/- 10 seconds. Free skating requirements (for both boys and girls): 7 elements, a maximum of 4 jump elements, of which i) one (1) Axel-type jump. ii) a maximum of two (2) jump combinations or one jump combination without an Euler jump and one jump sequence. Combinations and sequences may consist of only two jumps.

• If an Euler jump (half-loop) is used between two basic jumps in a combination or sequence, the Euler jump itself is not counted as a basic jump and is not included in the total count of jumps in the combination or sequence. After an Euler jump, a foot change is not allowed. In the free skating program, the Euler jump can be used only once.
• One (1) 2x jump is allowed.
• 2F, 2Lz, and 2A are not allowed.
• The same type of jump, regardless of the number of rotations, can be performed up to three times in the program.
• No jump can be performed more than twice in the program.
• If an extra jump (jumps) is performed, it cannot be a single, non-compliant jump with value. Jumps are counted in the order of performance. b. a maximum of 2 different spins, of which i) one (1) spin combination with a foot change (min. eight (8) revolutions in total) or without a foot change (min. six (6) revolutions in total).
• Entry from a jump is not allowed. ii) one (1) spin without a position change with a foot change (min. eight (8) revolutions in total) or without a foot change (min. six (6) revolutions in total).
• Entry from a jump is allowed. c. one step sequence, which covers the entire ice surface and includes at least one skating movement, such as a spiral, spread eagle, Ina Bauer, hydroblading, etc. If a skating movement is missing, no level is given. At least 2 turns and steps must be performed with clean edges to achieve the base level. A twizzle turn must be at least 2 revolutions to be counted. The technical panel does not evaluate the following elements: Feature 3) use of body movements for at least 1/3 of the pattern and Feature 4) two combinations of three difficult turns on different feet and Feature 5) body movements that are included in a combination of three difficult turns.
• In all elements where levels are assigned, features are only evaluated up to level 1. Other features are not evaluated for level determination.
• Fall: Each fall outside an element: -0.5 points, Fall in an element: the technical panel identifies, but there is no penalty. Components that are evaluated are:

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• Composition
• Presentation
• Skating Skills The factor for components is 1.67 The choice of music must suit both the skater and their age. Costumes must be age-appropriate and suitable for the skaters participating in the competition environment. Attention should also be paid to the amount of cosmetics used by the young athlete.
• The warm-up time is 4 minutes and the warm-up group can have up to 10 competitors SPRINGS 2014/2015 Free program: 2:30 min.+/-10 sec. Free program requirements (for both boys and girls): 7 elements a) max. 4 jump elements, of which i) one (1) Axel-type jump. ii) max. two (2) jump combinations or one jump combination without an Euler jump and one jump sequence.
• The combination and sequence may consist of only two jumps.
• In the jump sequence, the second jump must be an Axel-type jump, i.e. with a take-off edge directly from the landing curve of the first jump to the take-off curve of the Axel. Jumps performed in a sequence receive full value.
• The combination and sequence may consist of only two jumps.
• In the jump sequence, the second jump must be an Axel-type jump, i.e. with a take-off edge directly from the landing curve of the first jump to the take-off curve of the Axel. Jumps performed in a sequence receive full value.
• If an Euler jump (half-loop) is used between two basic jumps in a combination or sequence, the Euler itself is not considered a basic jump and is not included in the total number of jumps in the combination or sequence. After an Euler jump, a change of foot is not allowed. In the free program, only one Euler jump can be used.
• Two (2) 2x jumps (2S, 2T or 2Lo) are allowed.
• 2F, 2Lz, 2A and 3x jumps are not allowed.
• Only one 1x and one 2x jump can be repeated in the program.
• The same type of jump, regardless of the number of rotations, can be performed up to three times in the program.
• If an extra jump (jumps) is performed, this single jump (jumps) that does not comply with the rules will not receive a value. Jumps are counted in the order they are performed. b) max. 2 different spins, of which i) one (1) spin combination with a change of foot (min. eight (8) revolutions in total) or without a change of foot (min. six (6) revolutions in total).
• Entry from a jump is allowed.
• A non-basic position variation in any spin is not considered a level feature and is not counted by the Technical Panel.

2026/2027 ii) one (1) spin in one position and without a change of foot (min. six (6) revolutions). The spin is performed in a basic position without difficult position variations (camel, sit, layback or upright spin) and its maximum level is the basic level.

• Level features are not allowed in this spin.
• Performing eight revolutions is allowed, but it is not considered an attempt at a feature.
• Entry from a jump is not allowed. c) one choreographic sequence, which consists of at least two different skating movement elements.
• In all elements where levels are assigned, features are only counted up to level 1. Additional features are not counted for level determination.
• Fall Each fall outside an element: -0.5 points Fall in an element: the technical panel decides, but there is no penalty. Components that are evaluated are:
• Composition
• Presentation
• Skating skills The factor for components is 1.67 The choice of music must suit both the skater and their age. Costumes must be age-appropriate and suitable for the skaters participating in the competition environment. Attention should also be paid to the amount of cosmetics used by the young athlete.
• The warm-up time is 4 minutes and the warm-up group can have up to 10 competitors ISU system evaluation criteria changes (adaptations for children/youth categories):

1. Athletes cannot move from A-class to B-class during the season. In case of a rules violation, the club will be deprived of support for young sports.
2. Evaluation criteria are ISU Comm. 2788 and related addenda.
3. Program duration – each excess or missing up to 5 seconds is penalized with -0.5 points.
4. Late start of the program -0.5 points
5. Interruptions in the program: Each interruption that is:

• 10 to 20 seconds: -0.5
• 20 to 30 seconds: -1.0
• 30 to 40 seconds: -1.5 Allowing an interruption of up to 3 minutes, with resumption from the point of interruption – 2.5 points from the program.

2026/2027 6. Protest A protest must be submitted to the category referee in writing and within the time limit (ISU Competition- and-Event-Regulations, Rule 15.1). If the referee is not available, the protest must be submitted to the organizing committee with a request to forward it to the referee. A protest cannot be submitted against the opinions of referees, judges, and the technical panel (technical controller, technical specialists) regarding the athlete's performance. A protest regarding incorrect mathematical calculation will be accepted no later than 24 hours after the awarding of the respective competition. Errors in identifying an element or determining its level, although they result in a decrease or increase in the point total, do not fall under the concept of "mathematical calculation error" or incorrectly entered element(s). In the case of an incorrectly entered element, all members of the technical panel (technical controller, both technical specialists, and data operator) must agree to correct the error. The recording made by the competition organizers will be taken into account. The referee has the right and obligation to correct errors on their own, even if no protest is submitted. This can be done in two cases:

1. before the awarding, when the data entry operator has made an incorrect entry, and
2. within 24 hours after the awarding, when an incorrect mathematical calculation is discovered. In both cases, the controller and both specialists must agree that the error actually existed. If the correction changes the final standings, the medals and awards must also be redistributed. The referee must make a written note of such a situation. All protests (except for incorrect mathematical calculation) must be submitted no later than 30 minutes after the end of the respective segment. A protest can only be submitted by the athlete or the accredited team leader or, with their consent, by members of the competition organizing committee or clubs that have entered the competitor. The cost of submitting a protest is 50€ and it must be paid together with the submission of the protest. If the protest is resolved positively, the money will be refunded. Otherwise, the protest fee remains with the competition organizers. NOVICE B Free program: 2:30 +/- 10 sec. Age requirements: before July 1st of the current season

• has not turned 16 years old Free program requirements (for both boys and girls): 7 elements a) max. 4 jump elements, of which i) one (1) Axel-type jump. ii) max. two (2) jump combinations or one jump combination without an Euler jump and one jump sequence.

• The combination and sequence may consist of only two jumps.
• In the jump sequence, the second jump must be an Axel-type jump, i.e. with a take-off edge directly from the landing curve of the first jump to the take-off curve of the Axel. Jumps performed in a sequence receive full value.

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• If an Euler jump (half-loop) is used in a jump combination or sequence between two basic jumps, the Euler jump itself is not considered a basic jump and is not counted in the total number of jumps in the combination or sequence. After an Euler jump, a change of foot is not allowed. In the free skating program, the Euler jump can be used only once.
• All 2x jumps are allowed.
• 2A and 3x jumps are not allowed.
• In the program, only one 1x and one 2x jump can be repeated.
• Jumps of the same type, regardless of the number of rotations, can be included in the program up to three times.
• If an extra jump (jumps) is performed, it cannot be a single, non-compliant jump that has value. Jumps are counted in the order they are performed. b) max. two (2) different spins, of which i) one (1) spin combination with a change of foot (min. 8 rotations) or without a change of foot (min. 6 rotations). For a spin combination with a change of foot, only one level feature per foot is considered. Jump entry is allowed. ii) one (1) spin in one position without a change of foot (min. 6 rotations). The spin is performed in a basic position (camel, sit, layback, or upright spin) without difficult variations, and its maximum level is Base Level.
• Level features are not allowed in this spin.
• Performing 8 rotations is possible, but it is not considered a feature attempt.
• Jump entry is not allowed. c) one choreographic sequence, consisting of at least two different skating movements.
• In all elements where levels are called, only up to level 2 is considered. Other features are not considered for level determination.
• Fall Every fall outside an element: -0.5 points Fall in an element: the technical panel identifies, but there is no penalty. Components that are evaluated are: ● Composition ● Presentation ● Skating skills Component factors are:
• for boys 2.40
• for girls 2.13
• The warm-up time is 4 minutes, and the warm-up group can have up to 8 competitors. Additional notes for the Novice B category

2026/202781. Interruptions in the program in all Novice categories: For each interruption that is:

• over 10 seconds and up to 20 seconds: -0.5
• over 20 seconds and up to 30 seconds: -1.0
• over 30 seconds and up to 40 seconds: -1.5 Allowing an interruption of up to 3 minutes, with continuation from the point of interruption –2.5 points per program

2. Program duration violation for every 5 seconds missing or exceeded: -0.5
3. Part of the costume or prop falls on the ice: -0.5
4. Costume/prop rule violation: -0.5
5. Late start of the program: -0.5
6. Prohibited elements: salto-type jumps -2.0 points JUNIOR B Free skating program 3:00 +/- 10 seconds. Age requirements are the same as for the A class. Free skating program requirements (for both boys and girls): 9 elements a) max. 5 jump elements, of which i) one (1) 1A or 2A ii) max. two (2) jump combinations or one jump combination without an Euler jump and one jump sequence. Combinations and sequences can consist of only two jumps.

• If an Euler jump (half-loop) is used in a jump combination or sequence between two basic jumps, the Euler jump itself is not considered a basic jump and is not counted in the total number of jumps in the combination or sequence. After an Euler jump, a change of foot is not allowed. In the free skating program, the Euler jump can be used only once.
• One 3x jump is allowed once in the program.
• No 1x and 2x jumps can be performed more than twice in the program.
• Jumps of the same type, regardless of the number of rotations, can be included in the program up to three times.
• In the free skating program, there is no 1.1 factor for jump elements performed in the second half of the program.
• If an extra jump (jumps) is performed, it cannot be a single, non-compliant jump that has value. Jumps are counted in the order they are performed. b) max. three (3) different spins, of which i) one (1) spin combination (min. 10 rotations in total) ii) one (1) spin from a jump (min. 6 rotations) iii) one (1) choreographic spin The choreographic spin enhances the choreography of the free skating program and is presented in the music. The choreographic spin must have at least 3 consecutive rotations on one or two feet, with all basic or non-basic positions allowed. Foot change is optional and can be done several times during the spin. If the element is not identified by the technical panel, the third spin performed in the free skating program is considered the choreographic spin. The positions of the choreographic spin are not considered used in other spins in the program.

2026/20279 c) one choreographic sequence, consisting of at least two different skating movements.

• In all elements where levels are called, only features up to level 2 are considered. Other features are not considered for level determination. Components that are evaluated are:
• Composition
• Presentation
• Skating skills Component factors are:
• for boys 2.40
• for girls 2.13
• The warm-up time is 5 minutes, and the warm-up group can have up to 8 competitors.
• Evaluation criteria are ISU Comm. 2788 and related addenda.