Irina Petrovna Makogonova ( until 1977 - Kolodyazhnaya ) ( November 12, 1959 , p. Losevo , Pavlovsky District , Voronezh Region , RSFSR , USSR ) - Soviet volleyball player , player of the USSR national team (1977—81), Olympic champion 1980 , European champion 1979 , 5 -fold champion of the USSR . Forwards. Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1980).
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| Full name | Irina Petrovna Makogonova (Kolodyazhnaya) |
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| Specialization | attacker |
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| Date of Birth | November 12, 1959 (59 years old) |
| Place of Birth | with. Losevo , Pavlovsky District , Voronezh Region , RSFSR , USSR |
| Sports career | 1974-1987 (fiction) |
| Growth | 179 cm |
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Biography
She started playing volleyball in her native village of Losevo in a village school. 1st coach - Viktor Fedorovich Kolodyazhny. She played for the teams: 1974-1975 - Dynamo ( Voronezh ), 1975-1984 - Uralochka ( Sverdlovsk ), 1985-1987 - Energia ( Voronezh ). In the "Uralochka" 5 times became the champion of the USSR and twice the winner of the European Champions Cup . Two-time winner of the Games of the peoples of the USSR in the national team of the RSFSR .
In the national team of the USSR in official competitions appeared in 1977-1981. In its composition it became the winner and the prize-winner of the largest international tournaments, in particular the Olympic champion in 1980 , the bronze medalist of the World Championship 1978 and the World Cup 1981 , the champion of Europe 1979 .
Irina Makogonova graduated from the Sverdlovsk State Pedagogical Institute (now the Ural State Pedagogical University ). Since 1988 - in coaching. In 1988–2008 - head coach of the Voronezh women's volleyball teams "Energy", "Record", CBC. Since 2009 - Director of the Volleyball Sports School of the Voronezh Region, First Vice-President of the Voronezh Regional Volleyball Federation.
Achievements
Clubhouse
- 5-time champion of the USSR - 1978-1982;
- silver ( 1977 ) and bronze ( 1984 ) medalist of the USSR championships;
- two-time winner of the European Champions Cup - 1981 , 1982 ;
With national teams
- Olympic champion 1980 ;
- 1978 World Championship bronze medalist;
- 1981 World Cup bronze medalist;
- 1977 World Cup ;
- European Champion 1979 ;
- silver medalist at the 1981 European Championship ;
- the champion of the World Universiade 1979 in the student team of the USSR;
- silver ( 1979 ) and bronze ( 1983 ) winner of the Games of the peoples of the USSR in the national team of the RSFSR.
Awards and titles
- Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1980);
- Order "Badge of Honor" (1980);
- The insignia "For services to the Voronezh region . "
Notes
Source
- Volleyball. Encyclopedia / Comp. V.L. Sviridov, O.S. Chekhov. - Tomsk: Janson, 2001.