Clever Geek Handbook
📜 ⬆️ ⬇️

Mazina, Maria Valerevna

Maria Valeryevna Mazina (born April 18, 1964 , Moscow ) is a Russian fencer with swords , Honored Master of Sports (1996), Olympic champion (2000). The first USSR champion in sword fencing among women (1990).

Olympic pictogram Fencing.png Maria Mazina
personal information
Floorfemale
Full nameMaria Valeryevna Mazina
A country the USSR
Russia
Specializationfencing
ClubDynamo Moscow
Date of BirthApril 18, 1964 ( 1964-04-18 ) (55 years old)
Place of BirthMoscow
Sports career1982-2003
TrainersA. Zabelina, V. Vdovichenko
Growth
Weight
Awards and medals
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics for the USSR
World Championships
BronzeLyon 1990sword
BronzeBudapest 1991team sword
USSR Championships
SilverLeningrad 1988team foil
GoldMinsk 1989team foil
GoldKiev 1990sword
GoldKiev 1990team sword
SilverLeningrad 1991sword
SilverLeningrad 1991team sword
United team for the joint team
World Championships
BronzeHavana 1992sword
Russia for Russia
Olympic Games
BronzeAtlanta 1996team sword
GoldSydney 2000team sword
World Championships
GoldNimes 2001team sword
European Championships
SilverBolzano 1999team sword
SilverKoblenz 2001team sword
CIS Championship
Gold1992sword
Russian championship
GoldMoscow 1994team sword
BronzeMoscow 1994sword
SilverNizhny Novgorod 1998sword
GoldMoscow 2000sword
GoldMoscow 2000team sword

Biography

She started fencing from the age of 12. At first she fenced on a foil.

  • Winner of the 9th Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR (1986, Moscow) as part of the Moscow team.

Silver medalist of the USSR championships (1988, 1989) in the team.

  • Since 1990, she began to compete in swords. At its first championship, the USSR won gold medals in the individual and team championships. Bronze medalist of the 1996 Olympic Games, champion of the 2000 Olympics (in team championship). World champion 2001 in the team championship, bronze medalist in 1990 in the individual championship and 1990, 1991 in the team competition. Champion of the USSR 1990 (in the individual and team championships), champion of the CIS 1992 (in the individual championships). Silver medalist of the European Championships 1999 and 2001. Winner of the Cup of Russia 1993, 1995, 1996 and 1999.

After finishing her sports career, she switched to coaching.

  • She graduated from the State Center for Physical Culture and Education (State Central Order of Lenin, Institute of Physical Culture and Sports).
  • She was awarded the medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", II degree (Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 1 of 01/06/1997)

Sources

  • Mazina Maria Valeryevna - article from the Grand Olympic Encyclopedia ( M. , 2006)
  • Mazina, Maria Valeryevna - an article from the encyclopedia of fencing.
  • Reference and Encyclopedic Edition: "Fencing" Encyclopedia. Under the general editorship of D. A. Tyshler. Moscow 20011
  • Maria Mazina - Olympic statistics at Sports-Reference.com


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mazina__Maria_Valeryevna&oldid=89338482


More articles:

  • Leskin, Augustus
  • 2008 Asian Weightlifting Championships
  • Meta-
  • Trimix (diving)
  • Lespedetsa
  • Gakuen Sousei Nekoten
  • Startsev, Nikolai Alexandrovich
  • Stepashkin, Stanislav Ivanovich
  • Qualification for the third division of the 2013 World Hockey Championship
  • Davis, Mark (Bishop of Shrewsbury)

All articles

Clever Geek | 2019