Maltseva, Julia Gennadyevna

For the first time, Julia’s name appeared in the minutes of the All-Russian competitions in May 2009, when at the competitions in Sochi she showed a result of 49.98 meters and took second place.

At the Junior European Championships in 2009 with a score of 44.92 m, she became the tenth.

In 2010, she became the bronze medalist of the Russian Championship among juniors, and also made her debut at the Russian Championship, where with the result of 55.56 m she became fifth, having fulfilled the standard of the master of sports of Russia ^[2] .

In January 2012, at the championship of the Central Federal District on the premises, she won among the pole vaults. And in a day she becomes the champion of Moscow in long throwing. In February, he became the winner of the Russian youth long throw championship. In March 2012, she won the pole vault at the Russian Youth Championship. And at the championship of Russia becomes the eighth. At the Russian Championship in 2013, she is already the fourth. And in 2014, Julia won the All-Russian throwing competition in memory of A. Lunev, the Moscow championship, the Russian Cup and the Russian championship ^[3] . This gives her the opportunity to speak at the European Championship , where Julia was the eighth with a result of 60.40 m.

In 2015, Julia won the All-Russian throwing competitions for the prizes of A. A. Nizamutdinov and the Romanian International Championships.

In July 2015, she became the winner of the disco-disk competitions at the 2015 Universiade in Gwangju ^[4] .

International

National

• Yulia Maltseva on the website of the Russian Athletics Federation
• Maltseva, Julia Gennadievna - profile on the IAAF website
• Julia Maltseva