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Elena Yurievna Yurkovskaya(born September 27, 1983) - Ukrainian athlete, multiple champion of the Paralympic Games, Hero of Ukraine.

Biography

Elena Yuryevna Yurkovskaya was born on September 27, 1983 in the city of Kolomyia, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukrainian SSR.

At the age of three, after a serious illness, she lost both legs. Elena's parents moved to the village of Makarov, Kyiv region, where since 1998, the girl began to play volleyball and table tennis. Now he lives in the city of Cherry.

Sport

3 Bronze - ski race

3 Bronze - cross-country skiing

3 Bronze - cross-country skiing

Winter Paralympic Games 2006

  • 1 Gold - cross-country skiing, 5 km.
  • 1 Gold - cross-country skiing, 2.5 km.
  • 1 Gold - biathlon, 7.5 km.
  • 1 Gold - biathlon, 10 km.
  • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, 10 km.
  • 3 Bronze - cross-country skiing, 3x2.5 km relay.

Winter Paralympic Games 2010

  • 1 Gold - biathlon, 2.4 km ind. persecution
  • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, 1 km.
  • 2 Silver - biathlon, 10 km.
  • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, 3x2.5 km relay.
  • 3 Bronze - cross-country skiing, 10 km.

Winter Paralympic Games 2014

Awards

Notes

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    Elena Yurievna Yurkovskaya(born September 27, 1983) - Ukrainian athlete, multiple champion of the Paralympic Games, Hero of Ukraine.

    Biography

    Elena Yurievna Yurkovskaya was born on September 27, 1983 in the city of Kolomyia, Ivano-Frankivsk region, Ukrainian SSR.

    At the age of three, after a serious illness, she lost both legs. Elena's parents moved to the village of Makarov, Kyiv region, where since 1998, the girl began to play volleyball and table tennis. Now he lives in the city of Cherry.

    Sport

    Since 2000, he has been fond of winter sports: biathlon and cross-country skiing. In 2002, she made her debut at the Winter Paralympic Games in Salt Lake City, where she won a silver and three bronze medals. Currently, he trains under the guidance of Valery Nikolaevich Kazakov (cross-country skiing) and Vasily Petrovich Mukshyn (biathlon).

    April 3, 2006 by Decree of the President of Ukraine V. A. Yushchenko No. 287/2006 for exceptional sports achivments at the Winter Paralympic Games, showing courage, dedication and the will to win, raising the sporting authority of Ukraine in the world Yurkovskaya Elena Yuryevna - multiple champion and prize-winner of the Paralympic Games in biathlon and cross-country skiing, the best athlete of the IX Winter Paralympic Games in Turin with a special medal - was awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine with the award of the Golden Star Order.

    On the same day, the head coach of the national team of Ukraine in cross-country skiing and biathlon, the coach of the multiple champion, silver, bronze medalist E. Yurkovskaya Kazakov Valery Nikolaevich was awarded the honorary title "Honored Worker physical education and sports of Ukraine. In the same year, she was awarded the "Sport Star Awards" award, which is awarded under the patronage of the International Olympic Committee. Yurkovskaya was nominated by the television sports channel "Eurospor". In 2006, she was awarded all the Ukrainian award "Woman of the Third Millennium" sports year 2006" in the nomination "strong in spirit" In 2010 she was awarded the "Pride of the Country" award

    Sports achivments

    Winter Paralympic Games 2002

    3 Bronze - biathlon,

    2 Silver - cross-country skiing

    2 Silver - cross-country skiing

    2 Silver - cross-country skiing

    Winter Paralympic Games 2006
    • 1 Gold - cross-country skiing, 5 km.
    • 1 Gold - cross-country skiing, 2.5 km.
    • 1 Gold - biathlon, 7.5 km.
    • 1 Gold - biathlon, 10 km.
    • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, 10 km.
    • 3 Bronze - cross-country skiing, 3x2.5 km relay.
    Winter Paralympic Games 2010
    • 1 Gold - biathlon, 2.4 km ind. persecution
    • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, 1 km.
    • 2 Silver - biathlon, 10 km.
    • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, 3x2.5 km relay.
    • 3 Bronze - cross-country skiing, 10 km.
    Winter Paralympic Games 2014
    • 3 Bronze - biathlon, 6 km.
    • 3 Bronze - biathlon, 12.5
    • 2 Silver - cross-country skiing, relay
    Awards
    • The title of Hero of Ukraine with the award of the Order of the Golden Star.
    • Order of Princess Olga, 1st class (2014), 2nd class (2010), 3rd class (2002).
    see also
    • Yurkovska Olena Yuriivna (Ukrainian)
    Notes
    1. YURKOVSKA OLENA YURIIVNA (Ukrainian)
    2. 1 2 Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 287/2006 dated April 3, 2006 “On awarding O. Yurkovskiy the title of Hero of Ukraine” (Ukrainian)
    3. 1 2 Ukrainian portal "Who is who" (Ukrainian)
    4. Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 676/2014 On the designation by the sovereign cities of Ukraine for the occasion of the Independence Day of Ukraine (ukr.) . www.president.gov.ua (September 23, 2014). Retrieved 24 August 2014.
    5. Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 443/2010 dated 25 March 2010 “On the designation by the sovereign cities of Ukraine of athletes, coaches and fahivtsiv of the national selective team of Ukraine among athletes with disabilities at the X Winter Paralympics igrah" (ukr.)
    6. Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 278/2002 dated 21 February 2002 “On the nomination by the sovereign cities of Ukraine of members of the national team of Ukraine at the VIII Winter Paralympic and XIX Summer Deaflympic Games” (ukr.)

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    Elena Yurievna Yurkovskaya(born September 27, 1983) - Ukrainian athlete, multiple champion of the Paralympic Games, Hero of Ukraine.

    Biography

    Elena Yuryevna Yurkovskaya was born on September 27, 1983 in the city of Kolomyia, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukrainian SSR.

    At the age of three, after a serious illness, she lost both legs. Elena's parents moved to the village of Makarov, Kyiv region, where since 1998, the girl began to play volleyball and table tennis. Now he lives in the city of Cherry.

    Sport

    3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg

    3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg

    3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg

    Winter Paralympic Games 2006

    • 1 File:Gold medal icon.svg Gold - cross-country skiing, 5 km.
    • 1 File:Gold medal icon.svg Gold - cross-country skiing, 2.5 km.
    • 1 File:Gold medal icon.svg Gold - biathlon, 7.5 km.
    • 1 File:Gold medal icon.svg Gold - biathlon, 10 km.
    • 2 File:Silver medal icon.svg Silver - cross-country skiing, 10 km.
    • 3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze - cross-country skiing, 3x2.5 km relay.

    Winter Paralympic Games 2010

    • 1 File:Gold medal icon.svg Gold - biathlon, 2.4 km ind. persecution
    • 2 File:Silver medal icon.svg Silver - cross-country skiing, 1 km.
    • 2 File:Silver medal icon.svg Silver - biathlon, 10 km.
    • 2 File:Silver medal icon.svg Silver - cross-country skiing, 3x2.5 km relay.
    • 3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze - cross-country skiing, 10 km.

    Winter Paralympic Games 2014

    • 3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze - biathlon, 6 km.
    • 3 File:Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze - biathlon, 12.5
    • 2 File:Silver medal icon.svg

    Awards

    see also

    • Yurkovska Olena Yuriivna (Ukrainian)

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