List of Olympic female artistic gymnasts for Russia

Gymnastics events have been staged at the Olympic Games since 1896[1] with Russian female gymnasts having participated in every Olympic Games since 1996. A total of 32 female artistic gymnasts have represented Russia or the Russian Olympic Committee and they have won 27 medals,[2] including a team gold in 2020.[3] As a team Russia has won one gold, three silvers, and one bronze.[4]

The Russian team at the 2016 Olympics
Svetlana Khorkina

The most decorated Russian females artistic gymnasts are Svetlana Khorkina (1996, 2000, 2004)[5] and Aliya Mustafina (2012, 2016) with seven Olympic medals each. Mustafina was the first Russian gymnast to defend two medals at consecutive games: she won bronze in all-around and gold on uneven bars in 2012 as well as the 2016 Summer Olympics.[6]

Gymnasts

Summer Olympics

The following only counts medals won by gymnasts when they represented Russia or the Russian Olympic Committee (Not the Unified Team or the Soviet Union). Example: Rozalia Galiyeva won a gold medal with the Unified Team in 1992, but only the silver medal she won in 1996 appears here.

Anna Chepeleva
Ksenia Semenova
Gymnast Years Gold Silver Bronze Total medals Ref.
Ksenia Afanasyeva2008, 20120101[7]
Lilia Akhaimova20201001[8]
Anna Chepeleva20000101[9]
Elena Dolgopolova19960101[10]
Ludmila Ezhova2004, 20080011[11]
Rozalia Galiyeva19960101[12]
Elena Gerasimova20200000[13]
Anastasia Grishina20120101[14]
Elena Grosheva19960101[15]
Anastasia Ilyankova20200101[16]
Svetlana Khorkina1996, 2000, 20042417[5]
Dina Kochetkova19960101[17]
Anastasiya Kolesnikova20000101[18]
Viktoria Komova20120202[19]
Svetlana Klyukina20080000[20]
Ekaterina Kramarenko20080000[21]
Maria Kryuchkova20040011[22]
Yevgeniya Kuznetsova19960101[23]
Viktoria Listunova20201001[8]
Yekaterina Lobaznyuk20000213[24]
Oksana Lyapina19960101[25]
Angelina Melnikova2016, 20201124[26]
Aliya Mustafina2012, 20162237[6]
Maria Paseka2012, 20160314[27]
Anna Pavlova2004, 20080022[28]
Elena Produnova20000112[29]
Ksenia Semenova20080000[30]
Daria Spiridonova20160101[31]
Seda Tutkhalyan20160101[32]
Vladislava Urazova20201001[8]
Elena Zamolodchikova2000, 20042114[33]
Natalia Ziganshina20040011[34]

Youth Olympic Games
Gymnast Years Gold Silver Bronze Total medals Ref.
Viktoria Komova20103014[35]
Seda Tutkhalyan20142103[36]
Ksenia Klimenko20181102[37]

Medalists
Medal Name Year Event
 SilverDolgopolova, Galiyeva, Grosheva, Khorkina, Kochetkova, Kuznetsova, LiapinaUnited States 1996 AtlantaWomen's team
 GoldSvetlana KhorkinaWomen's uneven bars
 SilverChepeleva, Khorkina, Kolesnikova, Lobaznyuk, Produnova, ZamolodchikovaAustralia 2000 SydneyWomen's team
 GoldElena ZamolodchikovaWomen's vault
 BronzeYekaterina LobaznyukWomen's vault
 GoldSvetlana KhorkinaWomen's uneven bars
 SilverYekaterina LobaznyukWomen's balance beam
 BronzeElena ProdunovaWomen's balance beam
 GoldElena ZamolodchikovaWomen's floor exercise
 SilverSvetlana KhorkinaWomen's floor exercise
 BronzeEzhova, Khorkina, Krioutchkova, Pavlova, Zamolodchikova, ZiganshinaGreece 2004 AthensWomen's team
 SilverSvetlana KhorkinaWomen's all-around
 BronzeAnna PavlovaWomen's vault
 SilverAfanasyeva, Grishina, Komova,
Mustafina, Paseka		United Kingdom 2012 LondonWomen's team
 SilverViktoria KomovaWomen's all-around
 BronzeAliya MustafinaWomen's all-around
 BronzeMaria PasekaWomen's vault
 GoldAliya MustafinaWomen's uneven bars
 BronzeAliya MustafinaWomen's floor exercise
 SilverMelnikova, Mustafina, Paseka, Spiridonova, TutkhalyanBrazil 2016 Rio de JaneiroWomen's team
 BronzeAliya MustafinaWomen's all-around
 SilverMaria PasekaWomen's vault
 GoldAliya MustafinaWomen's uneven bars
 GoldAkhaimova, Listunova, Melnikova, Urazova (Russia ROC)Japan 2020 TokyoWomen's team
 BronzeAngelina Melnikova (Russia ROC)Women's all-around
 SilverAnastasia Ilyankova (Russia ROC)Women's uneven bars
 BronzeAngelina Melnikova (Russia ROC)Women's floor exercise

See also

References
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