ISU Junior Grand Prix
ice skating competition
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The ISU Junior Grand Prix is a series of ice skating competitions designed to give international experience to promising skaters under 19 (singles) or 21 (pairs/dance) years old. Skaters are invited by their home countries and can enter a maximum of two events. Points and prize money are awarded, with a final event for the top eight point-earners. This series is distinct from the senior Grand Prix events, which feature top-level skaters who have competed in previous world championships.1
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