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2026 Russian Champs WAG TF

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Place

Team

Vault

Uneven Bars

Balance Beam

Floor

Penalty

Total

1

Moscow

52.132

55.366

51.631

50.966

0.000

210.095

2

Krasnodar Krai

53.866

51.666

48.699

50.132

0.000

204.363

3

Vladimir Region

50.165

51.499

47.732

46.999

0.000

196.395

4

Saint Petersburg

49.699

45.899

45.132

46.532

0.000

187.262

5

Novgorod Region

48.998

44.865

44.299

45.999

0.000

184.161

6

Tula Region

48.199

45.565

44.332

42.366

0.000

180.462

7

Republic of Tatarstan

46.165

29.832

43.865

42.265

0.000

162.127


Team

Athletes

Moscow

Anna Dmitriyevna Kalmykova, Viktoria Viktorovna Listunova, Arina Artemovna Strukova, Maria Alekseyevna Tretyakova, Elena Yuryevna Chursina, Kristina Konstantinovna Shapovalova

Krasnodar Krai

Yuliya Konstantinovna Biryulya, Astkhik Arturovna Kasparova, Milana Andreyevna Lebedeva, Alyona Romanovna Lysyakova, Lyudmila Arkadyevna Roshchina, Elizaveta Vladimirovna Us

Vladimir Region

Varvara Viktorovna Belova, Leila Dmitriyevna Vasilyeva, Polina Sergeyevna Gubenkova, Elizaveta Alexandrovna Zorina, Vitalina Vitalyevna Ivanchuk, Arina Olegovna Semukhina

Saint Petersburg

Kristina Alekseyevna Vinogradova, Kristina Sergeyevna Kazan, Valeriya Alexandrovna Pavshukova, Yevgeniya Alexandrovna Pavshukova, Maria Maksimovna Semenova

Novgorod Region

Maria Romanovna Agafonova, Anastasia Alexandrovna Bedrina, Anastasia Alekseyevna Zlotnikova, Alina Alekseyevna Yashina

Tula Region

Viktoria Mikhailovna Alifanova, Sofya Yuryevna Zabolotina, Irina Denisovna Komnova, Angelina Olegovna Chernogayeva, Alyona Alexandrovna Glotova

Republic of Tatarstan

Kristina Vitalyevna Konstantinova, Sabina Arturovna Mikhaylova, Sofiya Timurovna Raimova, Alina Niyazovna Khayrullina, Rezeda Dinarovna Khalikova

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