Kuban won four gold medals at the Olympics in Sochi
The 12th Winter Olympic Games in Sochi became a triumph for Kuban athletes, the press service of the administration of the Krasnodar Territory reports.
The Sochi Olympics gave millions of our fans a grand celebration and many reasons to be proud of Russia. Since 1994, our country has never won the team event, and now it has not only repeated that success, but also set the medal bar at a new height - we have 13 gold, 11 silver and 9 bronze medals. And only 33! Moreover, the Russians won even where high results were not expected from them.
The Kuban at the main winter competitions of the four-year period was represented by a record number of athletes - 10 in four sports. There would have been even more of them, but injuries prevented the freestylers Alina Gridneva and Petr Medulich from competing. For comparison, in the entire history of the "white" Olympics, only three Kuban athletes performed - bobsledders Alexei Voevoda, Christina Bader and Victoria Tokovaya. Only Aleksey, who returned from Turin with "silver", and from Vancouver with "bronze", became the winner.
But at the home Olympics, Voevoda's "golden" dream came true - he finally climbed to the highest step of the podium! Our overclocker won his first resounding victory in the luge center "Sanki" on February 17 following the results of the two-bean competition, and the second time - on the last day of the Games, already as part of the four.
Let's note the success of two more Kuban bobsledders - pilot Alexander Kasyanov, who twice took fourth place, and Alexei Pushkarev, who yesterday was one of the crew dispersing him.
But the first among the Kuban medals in Sochi were won by the famous figure skaters Tatyana. February 7, they brilliantly performed in team competition, and five days later they became the best in the competition of pairs. By the way, our athletes have updated the world record in short program. It was the two-time Olympic champion Maxim Trankov who had the honor of carrying the Russian flag at the closing of the Games.
"Home" awards of the Kuban Olympians
Tatyana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov.
Of the 13 gold medals of the Sochi Olympiad, which with great difficulty went to Russian Olympians, 4 will remain in the Kuban. That is how many gold medals were won by the athletes who represented the Krasnodar Territory in our Olympic team
Yes, it should be recognized that the Kuban Olympians made a very significant contribution to the overall victory of Russia at the Sochi Olympics. Moreover, for the first time in the history of the Winter Games, 10 athletes from our region entered the Olympic team at once. In fact, there were even more of them, but already in the course of the competition, the resulting injuries forced our freestyle masters, Petr Medulich from Sochi and Alina Gridneva, from Armavir, to retire from the Olympic distance. But their colleagues in the discipline - Sochi freestylers Veronika Korsunova, Assol Slivets and her brother Timofey - performed quite well in acrobatics competitions (11th, 12th and 13th places). Just a little bit was not enough for the guys to enter the Olympic top ten. Let's hope that in Korean Pyeongchang the envoys Olympic Sochi will perform in this form more successfully than at home.
But what the bobsledder, native Sochi resident Alexei Voevoda (by the way, the best overclocker in the world) and the newly minted residents of Sochi, Tatyana Volosozhar and Maxim Maxaim Trankov, did for the country and the region is worthy of all praise. Both Voevoda, and Volosozhar with Trankov twice at the Sochi Olympics climbed to the highest step of the podium, bringing Kuban four gold medals!
Yes, one can be ironic, of course, about the “Kuban” affiliation of some Olympians, but the practice of moving athletes from one city to another, from one country to another has long been around the world. According to many sports experts, such migrations of athletes contribute to the development of a particular sport in the area where they move. famous athletes.
Who would have thought that figure skating could be developed in the resort of Sochi, for example. But it turned out that figure skaters Tatyana Volosozhar and Maxim Maxaim Trankov represented Sochi Center sports training. Tatyana - pupil Ukrainian school figure skating, and Maxim started sports career in his native Perm. Today, this couple decided to firmly settle in the Krasnodar Territory. After the Olympics, Sochi 2014 gold medalists Volosozhar and Maxaim Trankov announced that they plan to open a figure skating school here.
In the mountain cluster for many years there has been a Center for sports training in winter sports, in which they developed mainly skiing, freestyle and snowboarding. Now, surely, in the wake of the triumphant victories of Alexander Zubkov and Alexei Voevoda in bobsleigh, Albert Demchenko in luge and Alexander Tretyakov in skeleton, these types of sports will become popular among Kuban residents as well.
Naturalized Russian Vic Wilde, who brought two gold medals in snowboarding to the Russian national team, and his wife Alena Zavarzina from Krasnoyarsk, also a snowboarder who won silver in Sochi, became perhaps the most popular married couple among our fans. There is no doubt that this stellar Russian-American family will make a significant contribution to the popularization of snowboarding in Russia, and therefore here in the Kuban.
Together with the legendary crew of Zubkov - Voevoda, a purely Kuban tandem also entered the bobsleigh track - pilot Alexander Kasyanov from Sochi and accelerating Alexei Pushkarev from the Krasnoarmeisky district. In the "twos" competition, the Kuban team was 0.03 seconds short of the "bronze" finish. In the races of the "fours" crews, they also turned out to be fourth. It's a shame to lose three hundredths of a second, but being fourth at the Olympics is also a huge success.
Not every Kuban was able to win a medal. But everyone fought by virtue of their capabilities and the capabilities of their rivals. took sixth place, which can be regarded as a great success. For Maria, this was the first Olympics, and she did not pass the number of favorites. Could she have done better? She probably could, but a medal for her would be a sensation. It is at the Olympics that the loudest sports sensations take place, and often the favorites become outsiders, and yesterday's losers celebrate success.
The Sochi Olympic Games have become the most successful in the history of Kuban winter sports. On account of the Kuban 4 gold medals. In the Summer Olympics, the XXVII Olympic Games of 2000 in Sydney were the most successful for the Kuban. Then athletes from the Krasnodar Territory won 8 gold and 3 bronze medals.
Alexey Pushkarev:(bobsleigh), 27 years old, a native of the village of Staronizhesteblievskaya, Krasnodar Territory. Student of Krasnodar State University physical culture, sports and tourism. In the national team since 2012, plays for Dynamo.
Achievements: Cup of Russia 2013 in fours - 2nd place, winner of the stages of the European Cup 2012/13, silver medalist of the World Junior Championship 2012. (two), twice at the stages of the World Cup 2012/13 became the eighth in the deuce. In Sochi, as part of a crew of four (pilot Alexander Kasyanov), he took 4th place.
Natalya Makagonova:(freestyle, halfpipe), 22 years old, born in Sochi. Since childhood, the future athlete has been engaged in, and perceived skiing as a hobby. In the fall of 2012, Sochi specialists noticed a promising girl with a good acrobatic base, and sent her to a training camp. national team by halfpipe in Saas-Fee. Plays for the Krasnodar Territory.
Achievements: 27th and 24th places at the World Cup in Park City (USA) and Sochi in 2013. At the World Championships in freestyle (halfpipe) in Spain in 2013, she took 21st place. The result of Makagonova's performance at the Sochi Olympics was not much better than her previous achievements. Natalia was 20th in her discipline.
Alexey Voevoda:(bobsleigh), 33 years old, Sochi.
Professional bobsledder since 2002. On the Olympic Games ah 2006 in Turin, Voevoda, together with Philip Egorov, Alexei Seliverstov and Alexander Zubkov, as part of the crew of four, won a silver medal. But this is not the first award in his career. Alexey is also a three-time world champion in arm wrestling. Honored Master of Sports in arm wrestling and bobsleigh and the best overclocker in the world. Graduated from the Sochi University of Tourism and Resort Business. Now he is a postgraduate student at the Sochi University at the Faculty of Economics. In Sochi, in the races of twos and fours (pilot - Alexander Zubkov), he became a two-time Olympic champion.
Maria Orlova:(skeleton), 25 years old. A native of Leningrad (St. Petersburg). Before skeleton she was involved in athletics. In the Russian team since the 2008/2009 season. In the Olympic team, he represents the Krasnodar Territory, the city of Sochi with a parallel offset with the city of St. Petersburg.
Achievements: Participant of two European Cup seasons 2008/2009 (general standings - 8th place) and 2009/2010 (general standings - 4th place). In the 2010/2011 season, she participated in the America's Cup stage with a result of 11th place, in four stages of the Intercontinental Cup (best result - 7th place) and four stages of the World Cup (best result - 9th place). Participant of the European Championship 2011 (6th place), World Championship 2011 (22nd place), European Championship silver 2013. Silver medalist of the Russian Championship 2010 and 2013 On the Olympic competitions in Sochi showed the sixth result.
Veronika Korsunova:(freestyle, acrobatics), 22 years old, born in Taganrog (Rostov region). From the age of five she began to attend the gymnastics section. When they changed their specialization in the section and began to train trampolines, Korsunova not only did not give up classes, but also achieved serious success - she performed as part of the Russian national team in 2010 at the World Championships in France. However, back problems forced the girl to stop jumping and turn to other sports. In January 2011, Veronika performed her first ski jump, and a year later she won the right to represent Russia at the Freestyle World Cup. Represents Krasnodar Territory
Achievements: In the 2011/12 season, Korsunova entered the top ten at the World Cup three times, took 5th place at the World Junior Championships, and became the champion of Russia. In 2013 she won the silver medal of the World Championship (Vosse, Norway). At the Olympic competitions in ski acrobatics in Sochi, she took 11th place.
Timofey Slivets:(freestyle, acrobatics), 29 years old. Born in Minsk, where he began to study ski acrobatics. Before the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, the freestyler played for the Belarusian national team, in which he became the bronze medalist of the 2003 World Junior Championships in Finland, and also twice climbed to the second step of the podium at the World Cup. After the Olympics in Canada, the athlete expressed a desire to represent Russia. In the 2010/11 season, he trained with Russian acrobats, but did not take part in competitions. In the summer of 2011, he signed a decree granting Russian citizenship to the athlete, and Timofey and his sister Assolya settled in Sochi.
Achievements: In 2012, Timofey became the champion of Russia for the first time, but at the 2013 World Championships in Voss, Norway, he performed unsuccessfully, showing only the 20th result. The athlete could not improve his success in Vancouver - 9th place - at the Sochi Olympics and showed only the 13th result.
Assol Slivets:
(freestyle, acrobatics), 32 years old. Just like her brother Timofey, she began to do ski acrobatics in Minsk. Prior to the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, the freestyle skater competed for the Belarusian national team, since 2013 she has been representing the Krasnodar Territory in the Russian national freestyle team.
After the Olympics in Canada, the athlete took a break in her career, but then, following her younger brother Timofey, she took Russian citizenship and from the beginning of the season - 2012/13 began to represent Russia at international competitions. A knee injury did not allow an experienced athlete to compete at the World Championships in Voss, Norway, but in the off-season she managed to recover and open the season in good shape.
Achievements: 2nd place at the World Championships in Italy in 2007, five-time winner of the World Cup stages, 4th place at the Vancouver Olympics in 2010. In the pre-Olympic season, Slivets took part in four stages of the World Cup and made it to the top ten three times , including becoming the seventh at the test starts in Sochi. At the Sochi Olympics, Assol became the 12th.
Tatyana Volosozhar: (figure skating), 28 years. She was born in Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine). Tatyana was brought to the figure skating section by her mother at the age of five. Tanya began to perform, like many, in singles, and switched to pair skating only at the age of 14. In 2004, together with Petr Kharchenko, she became the champion of Ukraine. In the same year, Volosozhar became paired with Stanislav Morozov - it was not possible to successfully perform at the adult level with his former partner. A couple Volosozhar - Morozov became the champions of Ukraine three times and was probably the record holder for fourth places at various international tournaments. Twice more Volosozhar and Morozov competed at the Olympics, but did not achieve much success. Tatyana's partner ended his career after the Vancouver Games, and Tatyana paired up with Russian Maxim Trankov, while Volosozhar had to change citizenship to Russian. The 2011 European Championship was skipped, but the Russian Championship was won with brilliance. The couple was intensively preparing for the World Championships in Tokyo. Athletes arrived in Japan in advance, but the earthquake did not allow the tournament to be held. The championship was held in Moscow, in which Trankov - Volosozhar became silver medalists. Further more. The couple became a two-time champion of Russia, a two-time European champion and a world champion in 2013. Today, in addition to this, Tatyana can safely contribute two Olympic gold medals won in Sochi, the city that has become the new residence for the star couple.
Maxim Trankov:(figure skating), 30 years old. A native of Perm. Maxim's parents brought him to the skating rink when he was barely four years old. For a long time they could not find an appropriate pair for Maxim, and for a long time he studied without much success.
In 1999, Trankov moved to St. Petersburg, where in 2003 he formed a couple with Tatyana Mukhortova. Two years later, the couple became the world champion among juniors. Athletes often changed coaches. We worked with Tamara Moskvina, Artur Dmitriev, Oleg Vasiliev.
The main achievement of the couple at the international level is a prize-winning place at the European Championship. Everything changed when Maxim paired up with Tatyana Volosozhar.
The new duo won the Russian Championship on the move, but the European Championship had to be missed due to the “quarantine” of Tatyana, who changed sports citizenship. For the World Championships in Tokyo, the skaters prepared hard and arrived in Japan in advance for better adaptation. But the earthquake did not allow the tournament to be held. In Moscow, they took second place. The following seasons went even better. In 2012, Trankov and Volosozhar won the European Championship. In 2013 at the European Championship in Zagreb Russian couple became gold again. In the same season, Maxim and Tatyana won the World Championship.
Alexander Kasyanov:(bobsleigh), 30 years old. A native of Bratsk, Irkutsk region. Graduated from Baikal State University. Came to bobsleigh from luge. Plays for CSKA, in the national team since 2006. Since 2014 he has been representing the Krasnodar Territory.
Achievements: Champion of Russia in 2012 (crews - twos, fours), 2nd place (2013 - twos, fours), multiple winner of the World Cup stages; World Cup, overall standings- 4th place (2011/12), 5th place (2010/11). In Sochi, the bob he piloted (crew - four) finished fourth.
Olympic winners - 2014
In Sochi in 2014, the XXII Winter Olympic Games were held, which ended triumphantly for Russia: 33 medals. Neither Russian nor Soviet athletes have won so many white olympiads.
Kuban also set its own record: before Sochi, representatives of the region won a total of two Olympic medals. . At home he .
Olympic champion Alexei Voevoda. Success story Aleksey Voevoda is an Olympic champion. The fifth gold of Russia and the third of Kuban was brought by the famous bobsledder from Sochi.
The duo of Voyevoda and pilot Alexander Zubkov took the lead in the competition. To the silver of Turin and the bronze of Vancouver, Zubkov and Voevoda added the gold of Sochi.
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First they won the team tournament, then the pairs competition.
“Sochi has become a truly truly sports capital, and a world-class one at that. Now we have not only a summer resort, but also a winter one.
IN Olympic park Sochi laid the Alley of Winners, where 33 trees were planted - according to the number of medals won Russian athletes at the Winter Games in Sochi. Together with the athletes, Vladimir Putin took part in the laying.
Olympic champions and prize-winners from the Krasnodar Territory
Sportsman
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Handball
Krasnodar city
Bobsled
Sochi
Volleyball
Krasnodar city
Handball
Krasnodar city
Volleyball
Sochi
Athletics
X. Zukerova Balka
Trampolining
Art. Pereyaslovskaya
Handball
Krasnodar city
Volleyball
Adler
Volleyball
State farm "Second Pyatiletka"
Trampolining
Krasnodar city
Tennis
Sochi
Volleyball
Krasnodar city
Modern pentathlon
Krasnodar city
Athletics
Taman
Hockey
Krasnodar city
Judo
Maikop
Kropotkin
Football
Krasnodar city
Football
Armavir
Handball
Krasnodar city
Handball
Water polo
Tuapse
Swimming
Krasnodar city
Handball
Krasnodar city
Athletics
Slavyansk-on-Kuban
Gymnastics
Armavir
Judo
Tuapse
Volleyball
Krasnodar city
Trampolining
Yeysk
Weightlifting
from. Konokovo
Volleyball
Krasnodar city
Handball
Athletics
Krasnodar city
Basketball
Sochi
Athletics
Krasnodar city
Boxing
Football
Gulkevichi
Swimming
Sochi
Handball
Krasnodar city
Swimming
Sochi
Rowing
Krasnodar city
Athletics
Yeysk
Swimming
Sochi
Poddubny Ivan Maksimovich, was born in the Poltava province in 1871. in the family of a hereditary Zaporizhzhya Cossack, inherited from his father an extraordinary power and from his mother an ear for music and the voice of a singer. Wrestler, circus performer, "champion of champions, six-time world champion in classical wrestling. A man with a difficult fate, who lived in a difficult time of revolution and civil war, was sentenced to death by the Cheka, hated by Makhno. In 1927 returned to Russia, he was bought a house in the city of Yeysk, Krasnodar Territory, continued to wrestle and perform in the circus until the age of 70, was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Honored Artist of the USSR. He died in Yeisk in 1949.
Lagetko Anatoly Nikolaevich(1936 -2005) bronze medalist in boxing in the weight category up to 60 kg. XVI Olympic Games 1956 in Melbourne, champion of the RSFSR, held 286 fights, 265 victories, Honored Master of Sports.
Rodonyak Yuri Mikhailovich, silver medalist in boxing at the 17th Olympic Games in 1960 in Rome (Italy), champion of the USSR, 290 victories.
Izosimov Alexander Vladimirovich, Soviet heavyweight boxer, born in 1939, lived and trained in Krasnodar with trainers V. and A. Lavrov, champion of the USSR 1959, 1964-1967, champion of the Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR 1959, 1963, European champion 1965 Spent 200 fights, 180 victories, 19 of them in international meetings.
Bragina Lyudmila Ivanovna, born in 1943, gold medalist in athletics in the 1500m run at the XX Olympic Games in 1972 in Munich (Germany), Honored Master of Sports, seven-time world champion in the 1500-3000m run, awarded the medal of the Hero of Labor of the Kuban.
Kondra Vladimir, bronze in volleyball at the XX Olympic Games in 1972 in Munich (Germany).
Rusanova Lyubov Petrovna, born in 1954, Krasnodar, silver medalist in 100m breaststroke. and bronze medalist in 200m breaststroke. XXI Olympic Games in 1976 in Montreal (Canada), Honored Master of Sports of the USSR.
Perov Alexander, silver medal, cycling track, XXI Olympic Games 1976 in Montreal (Canada).
Nevzorov Vladimir MikhailovichBorn in 1952, Maykop, sambo wrestler and judoka in weight up to 70 kg, gold medalist in judo at the XXI Olympiad in 1976. in Montreal, Canada. The first world champion in judo (Vienna, 1975), European champion 1973.1975, 1977. USSR champion in sambo 1971.1972. He played for the CA "Harvest". Honored Master of Sports. Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Russian Judo Federation.
Gassy Valery Dmitrievich, born in 1949, champion in the national team in handball at the XXI Olympic Games in 1976. in Montreal, Quebec (Canada), world silver medalist in 1978, champion of the USSR in 1973. Graduated from Kuban State University, played in Krasnodar for Burevestnik. Honored Master of Sports of the USSR.
Chernova Ludmila Alexandrovna.Born in 1955, gold medalist, Athletics, running, relay 4 x 400 XXII Olympic Games in 1980 in Moscow, Honored Master of Sports in athletics, winner of the European Cup.
Famous, famous athletes of the Krasnodar Territory
(Kuban) - Olympic champions, world, European
Sabirov Shamilgold medal in boxing in the weight "fly" at the XXII Olympic Games in 1980 in Moscow.
Lipeev Evgeny, gold medal, modern pentathlon, XXII Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow.
Emizh Arambiy, bronze, judo, XXII Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow.
Repiev Vladimir, silver medal, handball, XXII Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow.
Lavrov Andrey Ivanovich, born in 1962. in Krasnodar, three-time gold champion of the Olympic Games in handball in 1988 XXIV in Seoul ( South Korea), in 1992 XXV in Barcelona (Spain), in 2000. XXVII in Sydney (Australia), bronze in 2004 XXVIII in Athens (Greece). He was awarded the medal Hero of Labor of the Kuban.
Chumak Igor gold medalist in the handball team of the XXIV Olympiad in 1988. in Seoul (South Korea).
Anisimova Nataliasilver medalist in handball at the XXIV Olympiad in 1988. in Seoul (South Korea), bronze medal in handball of the XXV Olympiad in 1992, Barcelona (Spain)
DzhanzhgavaTatyanasilver medalist in handball at the XXIV Olympiad in 1988. in Seoul (South Korea), a bronze medal in handball of the XXV Olympiad in 1992, Barcelona (Spain).
Rozintseva Svetlana, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992, Barcelona (Spain)
Gudz Lyudmila, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992, Barcelona (Spain).
Borzenkova Galina, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992, Barcelona (Spain)
Onoprienko Galina, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992, Barcelona (Spain).
Koksharov Eduard gold medalist in the handball team of the XXVII Olympiad in 2000. in Sydney. (Australia), bronze at the XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) 2004.
Khodkov Oleg gold medalist in the handball team of the XXVII Olympiad in 2000. in Sydney (Australia).
Kardanov Murat Nausbievich, born in 1971, graduate of the Krasnodar State Institute of Physical Culture. Greco-Roman wrestling. Weight category up to 76 kg. Winner of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) 2000. Three-time winner of the World Cups - 1992.1995.1997, the European Championship - 1998. Repeated winner of the World and European Championships. Honored Master of Sports. He was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor, the medal "For Merit to the Fatherland IV", the medal "For Outstanding Contribution to the Development of the Kuban".
Filipov Dmitry gold medalist of the XXV Olympiad in 1992. in Barcelona (Spain) as part of the CIS handball team, winner of the Handball Federation Cup in 1991, two-time champion countries, champion of the Goodwill Games in 1990, silver medalist of the Super Bowl in 1992.
Chermashentsev Antonbronze medalist in rowing at the XXVI Olympic Games in 1996. in Atlanta (USA), was the world champion among juniors.
Lyapina Oksana, silver medal gymnastics, XXVI Olympic games in 1996, Atlanta (USA).
Kafelnikov Evgeny Alexandrovich, born in Sochi in 1974, champion of the XXVII Olympiad in 2000. in Sydney (Australia) winner of 26 tennis tournaments, including two of the Grand Slam in singles, winner of the Davis Cup in 2002.
Yuliya Levina, bronze in rowing at the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) in 2000.
Dorodnova Oksana, bronze in rowing at the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) in 2000.
Fedotova Irina, bronze in rowing at the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) in 2000.
Moskalenko Alexander, gold medalist of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) 2000, silver medalist in trampolining of the XXVIII Olympiad 2004. in Athens (Greece), six-time World Cup winner, twenty-time world champion, six-time European champion, multiple Russian, Honored Master of Sports of Russia. Listed by sports results in the Guinness book. He was awarded the medal Hero there Kuban.
Svetlana Pryakhinawon bronze in handball as part of the national team at the XXV Olympiad in 1992. in Barcelona (Spain). World champion as part of the USSR national team at competitions in Seoul, South Korea in 1990. As part of the Krasnodar Kuban, two-time champion of the USSR 1989.1992, two-time silver medalist of the USSR championship in 1987, 1988, two-time bronze medalist of the USSR championship 1990.1991, four-time silver medalist of the championship Russia 1997,1998, 1999,2000. Long-term captain of the Kuban handball team.
Karavaeva Irina, gold medalist in trampoline at the XXVII Olympic Games in 2000. in Sydney. Was born in 1975. in Krasnodar. World Champion 1994, 1998, 1999, 2005, 2007 European Champion 1995, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010
Voevoda Alexey, born in 1980, height 194 cm, weight 121 kg. Sochi resident, won a silver medal as part of the bobsleigh team at the XX Winter Olympics in Turin (Italy) 2006. At the 2011 World Championship in Koenigssee, Germany, together with Alexander Zubkov won gold medal in twos. Bronze medalist at the XXI Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Canada, 2010.
In a bobsleigh crew (two) with Alexander Zubkov at the XXII Olympic winter games in 2014 in Sochi he won the “gold”, in the bobsleigh crew (four) with Alexander Zubkov, Alexei Negodailo, Dmitry Trunenkov won the second “gold” at this Olympics.
Honored Master of Sports in bobsleigh and Honored Master of Sports in arm wrestling. Sochi "arm wrestler" three-time world champion in arm wrestling. Honorary citizen of the city of Sochi.
Goncharova Nataliasilver medal in diving at the XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) 2004
Alifirenko Sergey, bronze in bullet shooting at the XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) 2004
Lukyanenko Evgeniysilver medalist in pole vault at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008. Result 5m. 85cm
Abakumova Maria silver medalist, javelin thrower at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008 Result 70m. 78 cm
Chernova Tatiana bronze medalist, athletics, heptathlon at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008, daughter of Lyudmila Chernova, gold medalist in running, 4x400 relay at the Moscow Olympics, 1980. XXX Olympic Summer Games, London, 2012 - bronze medal.
Kushch Oleg Arkadievich, best goalkeeper in the history of the football club Kuban, born in 1938, died in 2002. Legendary Goalkeeper played in 318 matches, in 169 did not miss a single goal. Played for Kuban from 1962 to 1972. He was the champion of the RSFSR in 1962, he was repeatedly offered to move to different clubs, but remained faithful to his native Kuban. In 1963 received a severe injury in the game with Vistula, but managed to return to big football. Surname Kusch from the root. The roots of Oleg Kushch in the Leningrad region, a large friendly family of Kushch, father Arkady Kushch had huge force and health. Kushch Oleg Arkadyevich the first Honored Master of Sports of the USSR in Kuban football.
Ploshnik Alexander Vasilievich, born in 1955, Kuban famous football player, striker, Alexander Ploshnik is the record holder in the number of games for the Kuban football club - 381 matches., Top scorer, forward of the Kuban team for its entire period of existence - he scored 158 goals, record holder in number goals scored in one season - in 1977 for 40 matches 32 goals. According to these indicators, he remains the absolute champion of the Kuban club.
He has been involved in sports since childhood, from the age of 14 he played for the team of his native Crimean region. He started playing in the Kuban team since 1976. They were invited to the USSR national team, the Olympic team, to various clubs in the country, but remained faithful to the Kuban.
Alexander Ploshnik is a versatile athlete - triathlon, running, shooting. While serving in the army, he was even offered to stay to play in the Dynamo professional volleyball club in Batum.
A. Ploshnik has been a symbol of Kuban football for many generations.
Ploshnik stays true to football, plays in the team of veterans, social activities promotes sports.
Alexander Vasilievich Ploshnik Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Honored Worker of Physical Education and Sports of the Krasnodar Territory.
Lysenko Stanislav Anatolyevich, born in 1972, Kuban famous footballer, played in all positions: defender, midfielder, striker. Started playing professionally in the famous at the time football club Kuban of the Barannikovsky farm, (Slavyansk in the Kuban) in 1989. From 1991 to 1997 he played for the yellow-greens - FC Kuban.
Then in various professional clubs of the country. In 2002 he returned to his native Kuban and played until 2004.
Stanislav Lysenko is the record holder for the number of games for FC Kuban in the Russian period - 243 matches and + 11 more in the Cup. Top scorer FC
Kuban in the Russian period -84 goals +6 in the Cup.
He received severe injuries, but after treatment he began to play again.
Currently, a major businessman, restaurateur, has several restaurants and cafes in the center of Krasnodar. dedicated to football, is sports director FC Krasnodar, plays in the team of veterans of FC Kuban, is engaged in social activities to develop football in the Kuban.
Gurami Mamuladze, Sochi, champion of the USSR in billiard sports in 1991, world champion in 1992, the first master of sports of the USSR in the Kuban in this sport.
Anisimov A., the first master of sports in the Kuban in city sports (1965).
Dukhanin Vasily Mikhailovich Leningradskaya, European champion in urban sports in 1997. His records are 109 beats out of 90 figures, the absolute record is 16 beats 15 figures. Honored Master of Sports of Russia, four-time world champion, eight-time European champion.
Dubko Vitaly from Krasnodar, recognized as the most best coach in our country International Federation trampolining. His pupils Irina Karavaeva and Alexander Moskalenko in 2000 became the first Olympic champions.
N. Martyanova, the first master of sports of the USSR in equestrian sports in the Kuban (1947).
Nasibov Nikolai Nasibovich, a Kuban athlete from Novokubansk, USSR champion in equestrian sport in 1956, and subsequently confirmed this title seven more times. Three times won the Cup "Grand Prix of Europe", 12 times the prize to them. Kalinin. 654 victories in various competitions, including 175 international ones. Master of Sports of the USSR. He won the European Grand Prix for the first time in 1965. on the famous chestnut thoroughbred stallion Anelin from the Voskhod stud farm in the Novokubansky district.
Shvanba Alexander- champion of Russia in bodybuilding in 1997, represented the Krasnodar club of bodybuilding "Samson".
Yakubova Irina, Tuapse. Silver medalist in bodybuilding of the South of Russia at the 2001 championship. in Krasnodar.
Chumakov Andrey, Sochi, bronze medalist in bodybuilding at the championship of the South of Russia in Krasnodar in 2001.
Kondra Vladimir, born in 1950, Sochi, volleyball player. At the XX Olympic Games in Munich (Germany) in 1972. received a bronze medal.
XXI Olympic Games in Montreal (Canada) in 1976. received a silver medal. At the XXII Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980 he received the Gold Medal.
Marchenko Georgy Leonidovich, born in 1938, Krasnodar, the first master of sports of the USSR in the Kuban for tourism (1960)
Weiser Vladislav Semyonovich, 1946. The first master of sports of the USSR in the Kuban in mountain tourism.
Titov Petr, the goalkeeper of the Krasnodar team "Neftyanik" since 1958 "Kuban", the first master of sports of the USSR in football in the Kuban.
Rasskazov Nikolay Timofeevich, the first football coach Kuban, who received in 1961 the title of "Honored Coach of the RSFSR".
Tregubov Pavel, Krasnodar, European chess champion in 2000, international grandmaster.
Lukanin Vladislav, 1985 birth, Sochi, weightlifter, five-time European champion, two-time World Championship medalist, eighteen-time winner of the Russian Championship in weight category 56 kg., absolute champion Europe in the weight category 62 kg.
Galstyan Arsen Zhoraevich, born in 1989, Kuban judoka, Honored Master of Sports of Russia, member of the Russian judo team since 2007,
2009 European champion, 2010 World Cup medalist, XXX Games gold medalist Summer Olympics in London 2012. The first gold of Russian judokas in the history of the Olympic Games.
Ushakov Dmitry Arkadyevich, born in 1988, Kuban athlete, Yeysk, trampolining, master of sports international class, member of the Russian national team since 2000, champion of Russia 2011, finalist of the World Championship 2009, 2010, 2011, European champion in individual jumps, Cup of Russia in synchronized jumps in 2007. Silver medalist at the XXX Summer Olympic Games in London 2012
Ivanov Alexander Konstantinovich, born in 1989, Kuban weightlifter from the village of Novomyshastovskaya, Krasnoarmeisky district. Honored Master of Sports, World Champion 2010. Silver medalist in weight up to 94 kg. XXX Summer Olympic Games London 2012
Izotov Danila Sergeevich, born in 1991 birth, lives in Krasnodar,
swimmer, world record holder in the 4x100m medley relay. St. Petersburg, 2009, bronze at the World Championships in Rome 2009. 200m. freestyle, silver medalist in the 4 x 200m relay. freestyle at the XXIX Olympiad in Beijing, 2008, bronze medalist of the XXX Olympic Summer Games in London, 2012. 4x100 freestyle relay.
Mozgov Timofei Pavlovich, basketball player - center, born in 1986, lived and studied in the village of Afipsky, Seversky district. At the XXX Olympic summer games in London, 2012 bronze medal.
Zhestkov Oleg Aleksandrovich, born in 1987, Dynamo from Krasnodar, master of sports of international class. At the World Championships in 2013 in Diisburg (Germany) he won a gold medal in rowing in four kayaks at a distance of 1000 m.
Mudranov Beslan Zaudinovich, born in 1986, Kuban sambist, judoka in the weight category up to 60 kg. from the city of Armavir.
Silver medalist of the World Cup 2011 in judo, winner of the world championship in 2006, 2007 in sambo.
Won a gold medal at the European Championships in 2012. in Chelyabinsk in judo, the gold medal of the World Cup Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi (Croatia).
Chen Oleg Borisovich, born in 1988, Kuban weightlifter from Anapa.
In weight up to 69 kg. won silver in 2011. at the World Championships in Paris,
gold in 2013 at the European Championship in Tirana (Albania), silver in 2013. at the World Championships in Wroclaw (Poland) gaining 340 kg in biathlon (snatch and clean and jerk). (160 +180).
Khanjyan Arsen Peniaminovich, born in 1989, Kuban sambo wrestler in weight up to 90 kg. from Sochi. Master of sports of international class.
He won gold in 2007 at the World Championship in Serbia, at the World Championship he won gold in 2009 in Bulgaria. at the European Championships in 2012. won a silver medal in Moscow. At the championship in St. Petersburg in 2013 won the gold medal.
Rusanova Lyubov Petrovna, born in 1954 birth, Krasnodar, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, swimming.
She won a silver medal in the 100m breaststroke at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. and a bronze medal in the 200m.
Silver medalist at the World Championships in 1973.
Azarenko Mikhail, 1991 born, Kuban sportsman from Krasnodar, international master of sports in shooting sports.
Repeated world and European champion. In 2012, he brought two gold and two bronze medals from Stockholm (Sweden). At the European Championships in Suhl (Germany) in 2013. "shooting at a moving target" won three gold and one silver medals.
Ekaterina Stroynova, Ekaterina, Loginova, Aigul ShaikhutdinovaKuban athletes, Honored Masters of Sports, multiple world and European champions in sports acrobatics.
In 2013 at the World Games Olympic sports sports in Cali (Colombia) won gold medals.
Shubenkov Sergey Vladimirovich, born in 1990 birth, master of sports of international class in athletics.
In 2013, in Moscow, at the World Championships, representing the Krasnodar Territory, he won a bronze medal in the 110-meter hurdles, the first medal in the history of the Russian hurdles sprint.
European Champion in 2012, Helsinki (Finland), gold medal.
European Champion in 2013 in the 60m run. indoors, gold medal. Gothenburg (Sweden).
Donets Stanislav Yurievich, born in 1983, swimmer, two-time world champion in 2010. on the short wave, ten-time European champion.
Representing the Krasnodar Territory in 2012. at the World Cup in short wave swimming became a gold medalist: at the 1st stage in Dubai, 2nd stage in Qatar, 3rd stage in Stockholm, 4th in Moscow, 5th in Berlin, 6th in Beijing, 7th in Tokyo. In the overall standings he won third place.
Won two golds international competitions in swimming for the Vladimir Salnikov Cup.
Volosozhar Tatyana Andreevna, born May 22, 1986, Honored Master of Sports of Russia, Master of Sports of International Class, figure skating.
Representing the Krasnodar Territory at the XXII Olympic Winter Games in 2014 in Sochi, in pair skating with Maxim Trankov, she won two gold medals in the team and individual championships.
World Champion 2013 London (Canada). three-time European champion: - 2012. Sheffield (UK), 2013 Zagreb (Croatia), 2014 Budapest (Hungary).
Trankov Maxim Leonidovich, born October 7, 1983, Honored Master of Sports of Russia, international class master, figure skating.
Representing the Krasnodar Territory at the XXII Olympic Winter Games in 2014. in Sochi, in pair skating with Tatyana Volosozhar, he won two gold medals in the team and individual championships. World Champion 2013 (in London, Canada). Three-time European champion: 2012, Sheffield, (Great Britain), 2013, Zagreb (Croatia), 2014, Budapest (Hungary).
Raznochintsev Anatoly Ivanovich (gg.) Master of Sports of the USSR in swimming, Honored Coach. The first Kuban participant in the Olympic Games in 1952 in Helsinki. At the Olympics, at a distance of 400 m freestyle, he took 28th place.
Rakityansky Pavel Dmitrievich (gg.) The first Olympian of the Kuban. Master of Sports of the USSR in modern pentathlon, participant of the XV Olympiad in Helsinki. The USSR team took 5th place, in the individual competition Rakityansky took 23rd place.
Lagetko Anatoly Nikolaevich (gg.) Bronze medalist in boxing at the XVI Olympic Games in weight up to 60 kg. Champion of the RSFSR. Spent 286 fights, won 265. Honored Master of Sports of the USSR in boxing.
Kondrashov Gennady Was the only athlete of the Kuban at the Olympic Games in Mexico City (1968). He was on the national team Soviet Union in athletics. Multiple national champion. One of the strongest hammer throwers in the world. G. Kondrashov took 6th place in this Olympics with a score of 69 m. 0.8 cm.
Filippov Dmitry Winner of the Cup of Games of the Handball Federation (1991), two-time champion of the country, winner of the Goodwill Games (1990), silver medalist of the Super Cup (1992), world champion among students (1990) At the Olympics in Barcelona (1992) won a gold medal in the CIS handball team.
Moskalenko Alexander Silver medalist of the Athens Olympics (2004) in trampolining. Honored Master of Sports of Russia, five-time world champion in individual jumps, multiple champion of Europe and Russia, six-time winner of the World Cup. The owner of every conceivable title on the planet. There are few on the globe sports stars with such a rich collection...
Lavrov Andrei Ivanovich Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, three-time Olympic champion in handball. Born March 26, 1962 in Krasnodar. Graduated from the Krasnodar State Institute of Physical Education Olympic champion in 1988 (Seoul), 1992 (Barcelona), 2000 (Sydney), bronze medalist of the 2004 Games (Athens) Listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
Evgeny Alexandrovich Kafelnikov Born in 1974 in the city of Sochi. Most decorated tennis player of all time Russian tennis, winner of 26 tournaments, including two from the Grand Slam series in singles; Olympic champion in 2000 at the Sydney Olympics, winner of the Davis Cup in 2002. In total, Kafelnikov has 26 victories in singles and 25 in doubles.
Kuban is proud of its athletes - Olympic champions, world and Europe.
Poddubny Ivan Maksimovich, was born in the Poltava province in 1871. in the family of a hereditary Zaporizhzhya Cossack, inherited from his father an extraordinary power and from his mother an ear for music and the voice of a singer. Wrestler, circus performer, “champion of champions, six-time world champion in Greco-Roman wrestling. A man with a difficult fate, who lived in a difficult time of revolution and civil war, was sentenced to death by the Cheka, hated by Makhno. In 1927 returned to Russia, he was bought a house in the city of Yeysk, Krasnodar Territory, continued to wrestle and perform in the circus until the age of 70, was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Honored Artist of the USSR. He died in Yeisk in 1949.
Lagetko Anatoly Nikolaevich(1936 -2005) bronze medalist in boxing in weight up to 60 kg at the XVI Olympic Games 1956 in Melbourne, champion of the RSFSR, had 286 fights, 265 victories, Honored Master of Sports.
Rodonyak Yuri Mikhailovich, silver medalist in boxing at the 17th Olympic Games in 1960 in Rome (Italy), champion of the USSR, 290 victories.
Izosimov Alexander Vladimirovich, Soviet heavyweight boxer, born in 1939, lived and trained in Krasnodar with trainers V. and A. Lavrov, champion of the USSR 1959, 1964-1967, champion of the Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR 1959, 1963, European champion 1965 . Spent 200 fights, 180 victories, 19 of them in international meetings.
Bragina Ludmila Ivanovna, born in 1943, gold medalist in athletics in the 1500m race at the XX Olympic Games in 1972 in Munich (Germany), Honored Master of Sports, seven-time world champion in the 1500-3000m race, awarded the medal Hero of Labor of the Kuban.
Kondra Vladimir, bronze in volleyball at the XX Olympic Games in 1972 in Munich (Germany).
Rusanova Lyubov Petrovna, born in 1954, Krasnodar, silver medalist in 100m breaststroke. and bronze medalist in 200m breaststroke. XXI Olympic Games in 1976 in Montreal (Canada), Honored Master of Sports of the USSR.
Perov Alexander, silver medal, cycle track, XXI Olympic Games 1976 in Montreal (Canada).
Nevzorov Vladimir Mikhailovich Born in 1952, Maikop, sambist and judoka in the weight category up to 70 kg. , gold medalist in judo at the XXI Olympiad in 1976. in Montreal, Canada. The first world champion in judo (Vienna, 1975), European champion 1973.1975, 1977. USSR champion in sambo 1971.1972. He played for the CA "Harvest". Honored Master of Sports. Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Russian Judo Federation.
Gassy Valery Dmitrievich, born in 1949, champion in the national handball team at the XXI Olympic Games in 1976. in Montreal, Quebec (Canada), world silver medalist in 1978, champion of the USSR in 1973. Graduated from Kuban State University, played in Krasnodar for Burevestnik. Honored Master of Sports of the USSR.
Chernova Ludmila Aleksandrovna. Born in 1955, gold medalist, athletics, running, 4x400 relay at the XXII Olympic Games in 1980 in Moscow, Honored Master of Sports in athletics, winner of the European Cup.
Sabirov Shamil gold medal in boxing in the weight "fly" at the XXII Olympic Games in 1980 in Moscow.
Lipeev Evgeny, gold medal, modern pentathlon, XXII Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow.
Emizh Arambiy, bronze, judo, XXII Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow.
Repiev Vladimir, silver medal, handball, XXII Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow.
Lavrov Andrey Ivanovich, was born in 1962. in Krasnodar, three-time gold Olympic champion in handball in 1988 XXIV in Seoul (South Korea), in 1992 XXV in Barcelona (Spain), in 2000. XXVII in Sydney (Australia), bronze in 2004 XXVIII in Athens (Greece). He was awarded the medal Hero of Labor of the Kuban.
Chumak Igor gold medalist in the handball team of the XXIV Olympiad in 1988. in Seoul (South Korea).
Anisimova Natalia silver medalist in handball at the XXIV Olympiad in 1988. in Seoul (South Korea), bronze medal in handball of the XXV Olympiad in 1992, Barcelona (Spain)
Janzhgava Tatiana silver medalist in handball at the XXIV Olympiad in 1988. in Seoul (South Korea), a bronze medal in handball of the XXV Olympiad in 1992, Barcelona (Spain).
Rozintseva Svetlana
Hudz Ludmila, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992 , Barcelona, Spain).
Borzenkova Galina, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992, Barcelona (Spain)
Onoprienko Galina, bronze medal in handball, XXV Olympic Games, 1992, Barcelona (Spain).
Koksharov Eduard gold medalist in the handball team of the XXVII Olympiad in 2000. in Sydney. (Australia), bronze at the XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) 2004.
Khodkov Oleg gold medalist in the handball team of the XXVII Olympiad in 2000. in Sydney (Australia).
Kardanov Murat Nausbievich, born in 1971, graduate of the Krasnodar State Institute of Physical Culture. Greco-Roman wrestling. Weight category up to 76 kg. Winner of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) 2000. Three-time winner of the World Cups - 1992.1995.1997, the European Championship - 1998. Repeated winner of the World and European Championships. Honored Master of Sports. He was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor, the medal "For Merit to the Fatherland IV", the medal "For Outstanding Contribution to the Development of the Kuban".
Filipov Dmitry gold medalist of the XXV Olympiad in 1992. in Barcelona (Spain) as part of the CIS national handball team, winner of the Handball Federation Cup in 1991, two-time champion of the country, champion of the Goodwill Games in 1990, silver medalist of the Super Cup in 1992.
Chermashentsev Anton bronze medalist in rowing at the XXVI Olympic Games in 1996. in Atlanta (USA), was the world champion among juniors.
Lyapina Oksana, silver medal in artistic gymnastics, XXVI Olympic Games in 1996, Atlanta (USA).
Kafelnikov Evgeny Alexandrovich, born in Sochi in 1974, champion of the XXVII Olympiad in 2000. in Sydney (Australia) winner of 26 tennis tournaments, including two of the Grand Slam in singles, winner of the Davis Cup in 2002.
Levina Julia
Dorodnova Oksana, bronze in rowing academic at the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) in 2000.
Fedotova Irina, bronze in rowing academic at the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) in 2000.
Moskalenko Alexander, gold medalist of the XXVII Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia) 2000, silver medalist in trampolining of the XXVIII Olympiad 2004. in Athens (Greece), six-time World Cup winner, twenty-time world champion, six-time European champion, multiple Russian, Honored Master of Sports of Russia. Listed by sports results in the Guinness book. He was awarded the medal Hero there Kuban.
Svetlana Pryakhina won bronze in handball as part of the national team at the XXV Olympiad in 1992. in Barcelona (Spain). World champion as part of the USSR national team at competitions in Seoul, South Korea in 1990. As part of the Krasnodar Kuban, two-time champion of the USSR 1989, 1992, two-time silver medalist of the USSR championship in 1987, 1988, two-time bronze medalist of the USSR championship 1990.1991, four-time silver medalist of the championship Russia 1997,1998, 1999,2000. Long-term captain of the Kuban handball team.
Karavaeva Irina, gold medalist in trampoline at the XXVII Olympic Games in 2000. in Sydney. Was born in 1975. in Krasnodar. World Champion 1994, 1998, 1999, 2005, 2007 European Champion 1995, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010.
Governor Alexey, born in 1980, height 194 cm, weight 121 kg. Sochi resident, won a silver medal in the bobsleigh quarter at the XX Winter Olympics in Turin (Italy) 2006. At the 2011 World Championship in Koenigssee, Germany, together with Alexander Zubkov, he won a gold medal in twos. Bronze medalist at the XXI Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Canada, 2010.
Honored Master of Sports in bobsleigh and Honored Master of Sports in arm wrestling. Sochi "arm wrestler" three-time world champion in arm wrestling. Honorary citizen of the city of Sochi.
Goncharova Natalia silver medal in diving at the XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) 2004
Alifirenko Sergey, bronze in bullet shooting at the XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) 2004
Lukyanenko Evgeniy silver medalist in pole vault at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008. Result 5m. 85cm
Abakumova Maria silver medalist, javelin thrower at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008 Result 70m. 78 cm
Chernova Tatiana bronze medalist, athletics, heptathlon at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008, daughter of Lyudmila Chernova, gold medalist in running, 4x400 relay at the Moscow Olympics, 1980. XXX Olympic Summer Games, London, 2012 - bronze medal.
Shainova Marina silver medalist, barbell, XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008.
Aranovskaya Natalia, gold medal, sambo, XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008
Kudakhov Besik bronze medalist in freestyle wrestling at the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China) 2008. Four-time world champion.
XXX Olympic Summer Games, London, 2012 - silver medal, freestyle wrestling in weight up to 60 kg.
Pirog Dmitry Yurievich, was born in 1980. in Temryuk, Krasnodar Territory, lives in Gelendzhik. Russian professional boxer, performs in the middle weight category up to 72 kg. September 25, 2011 in Krasnodar sports complex Olimp won the fight in the 10th round against Gennady Martirosyan, champion WBO title. July 31, 2010 Dmitry Pirog won the WBO title fight against Daniel Jacobs in the fifth round by knockout. The fight was held in Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, USA.
Chekhonin Andrey, Mostovskoy village, Krasnodar Territory won the final heavyweight fight against Elvin Abbasov in K-1 kickboxing according to W5 for the title of world and European champion at competitions held in Krasnodar 2011.
Sharapova Maria Yurievna, was born in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug in 1987, her parents moved to Sochi and she has been playing tennis in this city since she was 4 years old. Three-time Grand Slam singles winner, winner of 24 WTA singles tournaments and three WTA tournaments in doubles. Winner of the Federation Cup in 2008 as part of the Russian team. Honored Master of Sports of Russia.
XXX Olympic Summer Games, London, 2012 - silver medal.
Kramnik Vladimir Borisovich, born in 1975, Tuapse, Krasnodar Territory, Russian chess player, 14th PCA world champion (2000-2006), FIDE world champion (2006-2007). International Grandmaster, Honored Master of Sports of Russia. At the age of ten he was the absolute champion of the city of Tuapse.
Melantiev Viktor Sergeevich, Honored Master of Sports, European and World champion in canoeing, participant in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
At the 39th World Championships in Szeged (Hungary) 2011. won a gold medal in the 4x200 relay together with Ivan Shtyl, Evgeny Ignatov, Alexei Korovashkov. Together with Nikolai Lipkin, he won a silver medal in a double canoe.
Fedosenko Vladimir Vladimirovich, Kuban athlete canoeist from the village of Bryukhovetskaya at the 39th World Championships in Szeged (Hungary) 2011 in kayaking and canoeing in the individual race for 500 meters won gold. He was awarded the prize of the best canoeist of the national team. The President of the country congratulated the athlete on his victory.
Kucherenko Olga, Kuban athlete, long jumper, won a bronze medal at the 2010 European Championships in Barcelona (Spain). In 2011 at the 13th World Championships in Athletics in Daegu (South Korea) she became the silver medalist by jumping 6m. 77cm. Before the gold medal was not enough 5 cm.
Balandina Svetlana, Kuban athlete in Birmingham (England) 2011 became the world champion in double mini-trump. She is a two-time European champion in individual jumps, and a multiple world champion in team competitions.
Azarenko Mikhail, Krasnodar athlete, 19 years old, at the European Championships in Belgrade (Serbia) 2011 won a gold medal in shooting from a small-caliber rifle.
Kushch Oleg Arkadievich, the best goalkeeper in the history of the Kuban football club, was born in 1938, died in 2002. The legendary goalkeeper played in 318 matches, in 169 he did not miss a single goal. Played for Kuban from 1962 to 1972. He was the champion of the RSFSR in 1962, he was repeatedly offered to move to different clubs, but remained faithful to his native Kuban. In 1963 received a severe injury in the game with Vistula, but managed to return to big football. Surname Kusch from the root. The roots of Oleg Kushch in the Leningrad region, a large friendly family of Kushch, father Arkady Kushch had great strength and health. Kushch Oleg Arkadyevich the first Honored Master of Sports of the USSR in Kuban football.
Ploshnik Alexander Vasilievich, born in 1955, Kuban famous football player, striker,.
Alexander Ploshnik is the record holder in the number of games for the Kuban football club - 381 matches., The best scorer, forward of the Kuban team for its entire period of existence - he scored 158 goals, the record holder in the number of goals scored in one season - in 1977 for 40 matches 32 balls. According to these indicators, he remains the absolute champion of the Kuban club.
He has been involved in sports since childhood, from the age of 14 he played for the team of his native Crimean region. He started playing in the Kuban team since 1976. They were invited to the USSR national team, the Olympic team, to various clubs in the country, but remained faithful to the Kuban.
Alexander Ploshnik is a versatile athlete - triathlon, running, shooting. While serving in the army, he was even offered to stay to play in the Dynamo professional volleyball club in Batum.
A. Ploshnik has been a symbol of Kuban football for many generations.
Ploshnik remains faithful to football, plays in a team of veterans, engages in social activities, and promotes sports.
Alexander Vasilievich Ploshnik Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Honored Worker of Physical Education and Sports of the Krasnodar Territory.
Lysenko Stanislav Anatolievich, born in 1972, Kuban famous football player, played in all positions: defender, midfielder, striker. He began to play professionally in the then-famous football club Kuban of the Barannikovsky farm (Slavyansk in the Kuban) in 1989. From 1991 to 1997 he played for the yellow-greens - FC Kuban.
Then in various professional clubs of the country. In 2002 he returned to his native Kuban and played until 2004.
Stanislav Lysenko is the record holder for the number of games for FC Kuban in the Russian period - 243 matches and + 11 more in the Cup. The best scorer of FC Kuban in the Russian period -84 goals +6 in the Cup.
He received severe injuries, but after treatment he began to play again.
Currently, a major businessman, restaurateur, has several restaurants and cafes in the center of Krasnodar.
He is devoted to football, is the sports director of FC Krasnodar, plays in the team of veterans of FC Kuban, and is engaged in social activities to develop football in the Kuban.
Gurami Mamuladze, Sochi, champion of the USSR in billiard sports in 1991, world champion in 1992, the first master of sports of the USSR in the Kuban in this sport.
Anisimov A., the first master of sports in the Kuban in the city sport (1965).
Dukhanin Vasily Mikhailovich, Art. Leningradskaya, European champion in urban sports in 1997. His records are 109 beats out of 90 figures, the absolute record is 16 beats 15 figures. Honored Master of Sports of Russia, four-time world champion, eight-time European champion.
Dubko Vitaly from Krasnodar, recognized as the best coach in our country by the International Trampoline Federation. His pupils Irina Karavaeva and Alexander Moskalenko in 2000 became the first Olympic champions.
N. Martyanova, the first master of sports of the USSR in equestrian sports in the Kuban (1947).
Nasibov Nikolay Nasibovich, Kuban athlete from Novokubansk, USSR champion in equestrian sport in 1956, and subsequently confirmed this title seven more times. Three times won the European Grand Prix Cup,
12 times a prize to them. Kalinin. 654 victories in various competitions, including 175 international ones. Master of Sports of the USSR. He won the European Grand Prix for the first time in 1965. on the famous chestnut thoroughbred stallion Anelin from the Voskhod stud farm in the Novokubansky district.
Shvanba Alexander- champion of Russia in bodybuilding in 1997, represented the Krasnodar club of bodybuilding "Samson".
Yakubova Irina, Tuapse. Silver medalist in bodybuilding of the South of Russia at the 2001 championship. in Krasnodar.
Chumakov Andrey, Sochi, bronze medalist in bodybuilding at the championship of the South of Russia in Krasnodar in 2001.
Kondra Vladimir, born in 1950, Sochi, volleyball player. At the XX Olympic Games in Munich (Germany) in 1972. received a bronze medal.
XXI Olympic Games in Montreal (Canada) in 1976. received a silver medal. At the XXII Olympic Games in Moscow in 1980 he received the Gold Medal.
Marchenko Georgy Leonidovich, born in 1938, Krasnodar, the first master of sports of the USSR in the Kuban for tourism (1960)
Weiser Vladislav Semyonovich, 1946. The first master of sports of the USSR in the Kuban in mountain tourism.
Titov Petr, the goalkeeper of the Krasnodar team "Neftyanik" since 1958 "Kuban", the first master of sports of the USSR in football in the Kuban.
Rasskazov Nikolay Timofeevich, the first football coach of the Kuban, who received the title of "Honored Coach of the RSFSR" in 1961.
Tregubov Pavel, Krasnodar, European chess champion in 2000, international grandmaster.
Lukanin Vladislav, 1985 birth, Sochi, weightlifter, five-time European champion, two-time World Championship medalist, eighteen-time winner of the Russian championship in the 56 kg weight category, absolute European champion in the 62 kg weight category.
Galstyan Arsen Zhoraevich, born in 1989, Kuban judoka, Honored Master of Sports of Russia, member of the Russian national judo team since 2007, European champion 2009, World Cup medalist 2010, gold medalist of the Games of the XXX Summer Olympics in London 2012. The first gold of Russian judoists in history of the Olympic Games.
Ushakov Dmitry Arkadievich, born in 1988, Kuban athlete, Yeysk, trampolining, master of sports of international class, member of the Russian national team since 2000, champion of Russia in 2011, finalist of the World Championship 2009, 2010, 2011, European champion in individual jumping, Cup of Russia in synchronized diving in 2007. Silver medalist at the XXX Summer Olympic Games in London 2012
Ivanov Alexander Konstantinovich, born in 1989, Kuban weightlifter from the village of Novomyshastovskaya, Krasnoarmeisky district. Honored Master of Sports, World Champion 2010. Silver medalist in weight up to 94 kg. XXX Summer Olympic Games London 2012
Izotov Danila Sergeevich, 1991 born, lives in Krasnodar, swimmer, world record holder in the 4 x 100m medley relay. St. Petersburg, 2009, bronze at the World Championships in Rome 2009. 200m. freestyle, silver medalist in the 4 x 200m relay. freestyle at the XXIX Olympiad in Beijing, 2008, bronze medalist of the XXX Olympic Summer Games in London, 2012. 4x100 freestyle relay.
Mozgov Timofey Pavlovich, basketball player - center, born in 1986, lived and studied in the village of Afipsky, Seversky district. At the XXX Olympic Summer Games in London, 2012. bronze medal.
OUR QUESTIONS
2.Most best advice that you got in your life?
3. Favorite hobbies and recreation in your free time?
4.Who were on New Year at school or kindergarten?
5. Is your heart free today? Arsen Galstyan, 21 years old.
Lives in Adygea in the village of Giaginskaya. Master of sports of international class, bronze medalist of the world championship in judo.
1. - For me, bronze at the World Championships, which was held in Japan, the birthplace of judo, is very valuable. In the semi-finals, I met with an opponent to whom I had lost three times before, but this time I won!
2. - I don’t remember who first told me the phrase that became my motto in life: “Work on yourself and go towards the goal no matter what!”.
3. - I like spending time with friends. I miss them and my car. When I come home, I find time to ride around my native places.
4. - I remember myself dressed in a Zorro costume.
5. - My heart is still free. Judge for yourself, I'm either at competitions or at training camps, I just have no time to spin novels. For now, sport comes first. But nothing, still ahead.
Svetlana Balandina, 29 years old, Krasnodar.
Honored Master of Sports, European champion and bronze medalist of the World Championship in double mini trampoline jumping.
1. - The most memorable victory was at the European Championships in 2006. Then I became the absolute champion of Europe. My opponents were mostly Russians.
2. - Always be yourself!
3. - I get so tired physically after sports activities that I like to relax primitively - lying on the couch and clicking the TV remote control.
4. - In kindergarten, she was a Snowflake and a Golden Fish.
5. - My heart is free!
Alexander Ivanov, 21, village Novomyshastovskaya.
Master of sports of international class, world champion in weightlifting.
1. In 2005, I also competed at the European Championships for the “young men” and became the champion of the Old World there.
2. - My father often said that the main thing in sports is not physical advantage, but psychology. I treated this phrase with a smile, but now I understand - the way it is.
3. - At school he was a musketeer!
4. - I love fishing. Rarely is it possible to go somewhere, to the same paid ponds, but if it turns out, I feel great pleasure.
5. - My girlfriend's name is Oksana, we've been together for four years.
Eduard Kurginyan, 24 years old, Armavir.
Master of sports of international class, bronze medalist of the World Championship and winner of the World Cup in Sambo.
1. - In 2004 in Tashkent he competed at the World Championships, where he became the winner.
2. I liked the phrase from the last part of the movie "Rocky": "It's not how you hit, but how you hold the punch that matters. No one hits harder than life!"
3. - The astrologer costume at school was sewn by the whole family.
4. I love billiards, football. I appreciate a good movie, I try not to miss a single premiere.
5. There is no certainty in my personal life, I am in search.
Ekaterina Loginova, 25 years old.
In 2000 she moved from Rostov Azov to Krasnodar. She and her colleagues in the acrobatic trio Ekaterina Stroynova and Aigul Shaikhutdinova are world champions in sports acrobatics. But it is Ekaterina who is the person on whom the whole friendly company rests, because she is the very “bottom”!
1. - World Games 2009 in Thailand, where she knitted gold.
2. - If you work hard, you can achieve everything!
3. - I haven’t been anyone: a snowflake, a bunny, and even a bear!
4. - I love spending time with my beloved dog, a toy terrier named Tyson. My four-legged friend already knows all the basic commands.
5. - I have a boyfriend.
Elena Syuzeva, 23 years old, Krasnodar.
Master of Sports, European Champion, winner of the Sailing World Cup.
1. - Victory at the European Championships in May 2010 in Austria.
2. - Work for victory, with full dedication not only of physical strength, but also of thoughts.
3. - Snowflake.
4. - The case when sport coincides with a hobby. After all, under sail you can go out just to relax.
5. - Free.
Alexey Voevoda, 30 years old.
Lives in Sochi. Honored Master of Sports, bronze medalist of the Olympic Games in Vancouver in bobsleigh. Before switching to bobsleigh, Alexey became a three-time world champion in arm wrestling. In November 2010, Alexei Voevoda was awarded the title of "Honorary Citizen of Sochi".
Am I in the top 10?! - the athlete laughed evilly. - It's a pity that no one noticed my success in arm wrestling for many years, except perhaps only Komsomolskaya Pravda. It's sad that now they remember me, as if I won the Olympics.
1. - I have never had such a monstrous jitters, as at the World Armwrestling Championship in 2000, - the athlete recalls.
2. - The advice that I took for myself when I started my sports career still sounds relevant now: “If you are afraid - don’t do it, if you do it - don’t be afraid!”.
3. - At school he was a sailor, in kindergarten - a bunny.
4. - Reading books, hiking, driving a car, yoga.
5. - How did the word love appear, you know? "God's people know." Based on this position, my heart is occupied.
Besik Kudukhov, 24, moved to Krasnodar from South Ossetia in 2005.
Honored Master of Sports, world champion and winner of the World Cup in freestyle wrestling.
1. - I remember the very first victory in 2001 in the city of Beslan. He then competed in the 40 kg weight category.
2. - The advice that the coach gave me: "No matter how hard it is, to remain human."
3. - Pirate.
4. Stay with friends, go fishing with them.
5. The amateur wrestler professionally avoided answering.
Irina Karavaeva, 35 years old, Krasnodar.
First Olympic champion in trampolining, Honored Master of Sports of Russia (1996), judge of the international category.
1. - Definitely a victory at the Sydney Olympics, when trampolining was first introduced to the program of the Games. Olympic medal- the most important award and victory, perhaps, in the career of every athlete.
Honored Master of Sports, bronze medalist of the World Championships in Athletics.
1. - In 2008, I made my major victory. Victory over myself. In triathlon, she managed to set a personal best in the 800 meters. I had to seriously overcome my own fear.
2. - Many good advice dad gave. One of them sounds like this: “Falling and rising, we grow.”
3. - Snow queen, fairy, astrologer.
4. - I am very passionate about studying at the University of Physical Education. I write a diploma and scientific articles for foreign sports magazines. I also like to work on a computer with a photo and I am fond of designing clothes.
5. Refused to comment.
KNOW OURS!
The results of the Kuban grow from year to year
In recent years, the number of medals annually won by athletes from the Krasnodar Territory in Russian and international competitions has increased by 12.2%. Today, the national teams of Russia in 37 sports include 580 Kuban athletes. For comparison: in 2008 - 380 athletes in 27 sports. In 2010, our athletes won over 860 medals at all-Russian and international competitions.
AND AT THIS TIME
Three athletes were given the keys to new apartments
Awarded in Krasnodar top athletes. From the administration of the region, the keys to new apartments were received by the world champion in freestyle wrestling Besik Kudukhov, the world champion in sports acrobatics Ekaterina Logunova and the winner of the world and European championships in swimming Danila Izotov.
Dear readers! And who is your favorite athlete? How, in your opinion, can one really raise the prestige of sports in the Kuban? Tell us about it in your comments.