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EF Vault WAG Russian Championships Summer 2026

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RUSSIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026

(Unified Calendar Plan Event No. 2016400019053499, Ministry of Sport of Russia)
Kaluga Region, Kaluga
Central Sports Palace
28.06–06.07.2026
WOMEN
Apparatus FinalsVault
PlaceNo.AthleteRegion#DEPenScoreTotal
1205
ANUFRIYEVA Aleksandra Ivanovna
28.03.2010, MS
Smolensk Region15.4008.6660.0014.06613.633 Q
24.4008.4000.0012.800(+0.2)
2234
ROSHCHINA Lyudmila Arkadyevna
24.01.2008, MSIC
Krasnodar Krai15.0008.9000.0013.90013.516 Q
24.4008.7330.0013.133
3240
US Elizaveta Vladimirovna
11.01.2007, MS
Krasnodar Krai14.6009.1000.0013.70013.500 Q
24.2008.7000.0012.900(+0.2)
4237
STRUKOVA Arina Artemovna
22.05.2004, MS
Moscow14.2009.1000.0013.30013.100 Q
24.0008.5000.0012.500(+0.2)
5222
KASPAROVA Astkhik Arturovna
09.02.2009, MS
Krasnodar Krai14.2008.8000.0013.00012.483 Q
23.4008.5660.0011.966
6242
KHALIKOVA Rezeda Dinarovna
09.09.2009, MS
Republic of Tatarstan13.6008.6000.0012.20012.216 Q
23.4008.4330.0011.833(+0.2)
6219
IVANYUK Vitalina Vitalyevna
02.03.2010, MS
Vladimir Region13.4008.5330.0011.93312.216 Q
23.6008.5000.0012.100(+0.2)
8223
KOMNOVA Irina Denisovna
15.09.2004, MS
Tula Region13.2008.4660.0011.66610.716 Q
21.6008.1660.009.766
The notation (+0.2) next to the final score indicates that a 0.2 bonus has been applied.
Report generated on 01.07.2026 at 14:44
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