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2026 Russian Champs WAG AA final

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Place

No.

Athlete

Date of Birth

Title

Region

Total

1

221

Anna Dmitriyevna Kalmykova

22.08.2008

IMS

Moscow

54.299

2

234

Lyudmila Arkadyevna Roshchina

24.01.2008

IMS

Krasnodar Krai

53.566

3

212

Alyona Alexandrovna Glotova

12.08.2005

MS

Tula Region / Ulyanovsk Region

52.533

4

240

Elizaveta Vladimirovna Us

11.01.2007

MS

Krasnodar Krai

52.066

5

207

Varvara Viktorovna Belova

04.06.2010

MS

Vladimir Region

51.232

6

239

Maria Alekseyevna Tretyakova

02.08.2006

MS

Moscow

51.165

7

203

Ekaterina Yevgenyevna Andreeva

23.01.2008

MS

Chuvash Republic

50.599

8

244

Elena Yuryevna Chursina

10.11.2008

MS

Moscow

50.432

9

230

Zlata Sergeyevna Osokina

22.09.2008

MS

Leningrad Region

50.298

10

201

Maria Romanovna Agafonova

03.10.2005

MS

Novgorod Region

49.766

11

237

Arina Artemovna Strukova

22.05.2004

MS

Moscow

49.366

12

220

Kristina Sergeyevna Kazan

04.02.2004

MS

Saint Petersburg

48.766

13

222

Astkhik Arturovna Kasparova

09.02.2009

MS

Krasnodar Krai

48.366

14

236

Arina Olegovna Semukhina

28.10.2005

MS

Vladimir Region

47.498

15

223

Irina Denisovna Komnova

15.09.2004

MS

Tula Region

47.433

16

206

Anastasia Alexandrovna Bedrina

03.08.2008

MS

Novgorod Region

46.932

17

227

Alyona Romanovna Lysyakova

16.01.2008

MS

Krasnodar Krai

46.764

18

245

Kristina Konstantinovna Shapovalova

15.08.2008

MS

Moscow

46.698

19

232

Yevgeniya Alexandrovna Pavshukova

27.06.2007

MS

Saint Petersburg

46.465

20

219

Vitalina Vitalyevna Ivanchuk

02.03.2010

MS

Vladimir Region

46.065

21

225

Milana Andreyevna Lebedeva

23.02.2010

CMS

Krasnodar Krai

45.532

22

213

Polina Sergeyevna Gubenkova

25.04.2001

MS

Vladimir Region

45.199

23

211

Kristina Alekseyevna Vinogradova

06.09.2010

CMS

Saint Petersburg

44.932

24

231

Valeriya Alexandrovna Pavshukova

25.09.2008

MS

Saint Petersburg

41.199


Out of competition (juniors)

Status

No.

Athlete

Date of Birth

Title

Region

Total

OOC

214

Polina Yuryevna Dmitriyeva

13.01.2012

CMS

Republic of Bashkortostan

54.999

OOC

209

Kseniya Yegorovna Butorina

05.01.2012

CMS

Moscow

51.899

OOC

204

Alexandra Sergeyevna Andrianova

23.01.2012

CMS

Vladimir Region

51.332

OOC

238

Viktoria Alexandrovna Tonkonogova

17.08.2012

CMS

Chuvash Republic

50.799

OOC

228

Darya Alekseyevna Mironova

01.08.2012

CMS

Vladimir Region

49.365

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