Anna Yanovskaya
Ice dancer with a Junior World title
Born
November 23rd, 1996
28 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Russia
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Competed in ice dancing at an elite level, participating in various championships. Achieved significant recognition by winning the 2016 Junior World Championships alongside partner Dmitri Kiselev. Represented the country in numerous international competitions, showcasing exceptional skills and artistry on the ice. Secured medals in events such as the Junior Grand Prix series. Contributed to the growth of ice dancing within the nation's competitive landscape.
Won the 2016 Junior World Championships
Medaled at the Junior Grand Prix series
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