Competitions

Season 2005-2006

Coach: Oleg Vasiliev
Choreographer: Nikolai Morozov, Alexander Matveev
Short Program: Georgi Sviridov "Snowstorm"
Long Program: Advin Marton "Romeo and Juliet"
Exhibitions: Andrea Boccelli

1st place 2005 Trophée Eric Bompard (Paris, France)
1st place 2005 Cup of Russia (St. Petersburg, Russia)
1st place 2005 ISU Grand Prix Final (Tokyo, Japan)
WD 2006 Russia Nationals (Kazan, Russia)
1st place 2006 European Championships (Lyon, France)
1st place 2006 Olympic Games (Torino, Italy)

Season 2004-2005

Coach: Oleg Vasiliev
Choreographer: Alexander Matveev, Lori Nichol
Short Program: S. Rakhmaninov "Ave Maria"
Long Program: Sheherazade (Rimski-Korsakov)
Exhibitions: Brian Adams

WD 2004 Skate America (Pittsburg, USA)
1st place 2005 Russia Nationals (St. Petersburg, Russia)
1st place 2005 European Championships (Torino, Italy)
1st place 2005 World Championships (Moscow, Russia)

Season 2003-2004

Coach: Oleg Vasiliev
Choreographer: Guiseppe Arena, Svetlana Korol, Alexander Matveev
Short Program: S. Rakhmaninov "Variations on a Theme of Paganini"
Long Program: soundtrack "Cotton Club"
Exhibitions: Elton John

1st place 2003 Skate Canada (Mississauga, Canada)
2nd place 2003 Trophée Lalique (Paris, France)
1st place 2003 Gallina Blanca Cup of Russia (Moscow, Russia)
2nd place 2003 ISU Grand Prix Final (Colorado-Springs, USA)
1st place 2004 Russia Nationals (St. Petersburg, Russia)
1st place 2004 European Championships (Budapest, Hungary)
1st place 2004 World Championships (Dortmund, Germany)

Season 2002-2003

Coach: Oleg Vasiliev
Choreographer: Guiseppe Arena
Short Program: E. Grieg "Pier Gunt"
Long Program: soundtrack "Cotton Club"
Exhibitions: Joe Dassin "Est si tu n'existais pas"

1st place 2002 Skate Detroit (Detroit, USA)
5th place 2002 Top Jump (Menz, France)
1st place 2002 Skate America (Spokane, USA)
1st place 2002 Skate Canada (Quebec, Canada)
1st place 2002 Trophée Lalique (Paris, France)
1st place 2003 Russia Nationals (Kazan, Russia)
1st place 2003 European Championships (Malmo, Sweden)
1st place 2003 ISU Grand Prix Final (St. Petersburg, Russia)
2nd place 2003 World Championships (Washington, USA)

Season 2001-2002

Coach: Oleg Vasiliev
Choreographer: Svetlana Korol
Short Program: A. Ribnikov "The Star and The Death of Hoakin Muriett"
Long Program: L. Berstein "West Side Story"
Exhibitions: "A Girl Like You"

1st place 2001 Skate Detroit (Detroit, USA)
3rd place 2001 Skate America (Colorado-Springs, USA)
2nd place 2001 Skate Canada (Saskatoon, Canada)
4th place 2001 Trophée Lalique (Paris, France)
5th place 2002 Trophée Korloff
2nd place 2002 Russia Nationals (Moscow, Russia)
1st place 2002 European Championships (Lausanne, Switzerland)
4th place 2002 Olympic Games (Salt Lake City, USA)
2nd place 2002 World Championships (Nagano, Japan)
1st place 2002 Miko Masters (Paris, France)

Season 2000-2001

Coach: Natalia Pavlova, Oleg Vasiliev
Choreographer: Svetlana Korol
Short Program: F. List "Dreams of Love"
Long Program: L. Berstein "West Side Story"
Exhibitions: Era "Ameno"

3st place 2000 Skate America (Colorado-Springs, USA)
3rd place 2000 Sparkassen Cup on Ice (Gelsenkirchen, Germany)
6th place 2000 Cup of Russia (St. Petersburg, Russia)
3rd place 2001 Russia Nationals (Moscow, Russia)
2nd place 2001 European Championships (Bratislava, Slovakia)
5th place 2001 World Championships (Vancouver, Canada)

Season 1999-2000

Coach: Natalia Pavlova
Choreographer: Svetlana Korol
Short Program: Peter Gabriel "The Passion Begins"
Long Program: "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini"
Exhibitions: Era "Ameno"

7th place 1999 Skate America (Colorado Springs, USA)
2nd place 1999 Trophée Lalique (Paris, France)
3rd place 1999 Cup of Russia (St. Petersburg, Russia)
3rd place 2001 Russia Nationals (Moscow, Russia)
5th place 2001 European Championships (Vienna, Austria)
6th place 2000 World Championships (Nice, France)
2nd place 2000 Miko Masters (Paris, France)

Season 1998-1999

Coach: Natalia Pavlova
Choreographer: Svetlana Korol
Short Program: Grofe "Grand Canyon Suite"
Long Program: P. Chaikovsky "The Swan Lake"
Exhibitions: Era "Ameno"

5th place 1998 Trophée Lalique (Paris, France)
6th place 1998 Cup of Russia (St. Petersburg, Russia)
2nd place 1998 Skate Israel (Metulla, Israel)
3rd place 1999 Russia Nationals (Moscow, Russia)
5th place 1999 European Championships (Praga, Czech Republic)
7th place 1999 World Championships (Helsinki, Finland)

Season 1997-1998

Coach: Natalia Pavlova
Choreographer: Svetlana Korol

5th place 1997 Vienna Cup (Vienna, Austria)
5th place 1997 Cup of Russia (St. Petersburg, Russia)
5th place 1997 Karl Schafer Memorial
5th place 1998 Russia Nationals (Moscow, Russia)