Based in Nova Dolyna, Ukraine, an athlete and student has made significant strides in weightlifting. She began her journey at 16 in her hometown, a village in the Odessa region. Her interest sparked when she saw people lifting barbells at a local club. Encouraged by a coach, Yury Kuchinov, she started training seriously.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Women's 48kg | 8 |
| 2012 | Women's 53kg | B Bronze |
She made her international debut in 2010, representing Ukraine. One of her most memorable achievements came in 2015 when she won gold at the European Championships in Tbilisi, Georgia. This victory stands out as a highlight in her career.
Her journey has not been without challenges. After competing at the 2015 World Championships in Houston, Texas, she tore her knee meniscus. She chose to recover without surgery. In 2014, she experienced severe shoulder pain before the European Championships in Tel Aviv but still competed.
Her sporting philosophy is clear: "Don't rely on anyone to do your work for you. You should work towards your goal, don't stop even if it takes months and years." This mindset has driven her success. She holds the title of Honoured Master of Sport in Ukraine.
Apart from sports, she is pursuing higher education. She studies law at the Odessa Academy of Law in Ukraine. Additionally, she has studied physical education at the Lutsk Academy of Recreation Technologies. Her hobbies include collecting sports badges and fridge magnets.
This athlete's journey from a curious teenager to an accomplished weightlifter is inspiring. Her dedication to both sports and education showcases a balanced approach to life and career.
Based in Nova Dolyna, Ukraine, an athlete and student has made significant strides in weightlifting. She began her journey at 16 in her hometown, a village in the Odessa region. Her interest sparked when she saw people lifting barbells at a local club. Encouraged by a coach, Yury Kuchinov, she started training seriously.