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Place

No.

Athlete

Date of Birth

Title

Region

D

E

Pen.

Total

1

234

Lyudmila Arkadyevna Roshchina

24.01.2008

IMS

Krasnodar Krai

5.800

7.666

0.00

13.466

2

221

Anna Dmitriyevna Kalmykova

22.08.2008

IMS

Moscow

5.700

7.733

0.00

13.433

3

205

Alexandra Ivanovna Anufriyeva

28.03.2010

MS

Smolensk Region

5.100

7.666

0.00

12.766

4

240

Elizaveta Vladimirovna Us

11.01.2007

MS

Krasnodar Krai

5.400

7.466

0.20

12.666

5

201

Maria Romanovna Agafonova

03.10.2005

MS

Novgorod Region

5.300

7.166

0.00

12.466

6

244

Elena Yuryevna Chursina

10.11.2008

MS

Moscow

4.500

7.800

0.00

12.300

7

245

Kristina Konstantinovna Shapovalova

15.08.2008

MS

Moscow

4.900

7.233

0.10

12.033

8

207

Varvara Viktorovna Belova

04.06.2010

MS

Vladimir Region

5.400

6.900

0.30

12.000

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