Anna Ivanovna Maluchina
| Anna Maluchina medal table |
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 Soviet Union United Team Russia 
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| Olympic games | ||
| bronze | Seoul 1988 | Air rifle 10 m |
| World championships | ||
| bronze | Caracas 1982 | KK three position fight |
| bronze | Caracas 1982 | Air rifle 10 m (M) |
| bronze | Suhl 1986 | Air rifle 10 m (M) |
| bronze | Budapest 1987 | Air rifle 10 m (M) |
| silver | Sarajevo 1989 | Air rifle 10 m |
| silver | Sarajevo 1989 | Air rifle 10 m (M) |
| bronze | Moscow 1990 | Air rifle 10 m (M) |
| gold | Milan 1994 | KK three position fight |
| silver | Milan 1994 | KK three position fight (M) |
| gold | Milan 1994 | KK lying (M) |
| silver | Milan 1994 | Air rifle 10 m (M) |
Anna Ivanovna Maluchina ( Russian Анна Ивановна Малухина ; born December 21, 1958 in Moscow , Russian SFSR as Anna Ivanovna Malaschowa ) is a former Russian sports shooter .
successes
Anna Maluchina, who started for Spartak Moscow , took part in three Olympic Games . In 1988 she competed in Seoul with the air rifle and qualified for the final with 394 points. In this she scored 101.8 points and was third with a total of 495.8 points behind Iryna Schylawa and Silvia Sperber . In the three-position battle with the small-bore rifle, she was sixth with 678.4 points. Four years later she was part of the United Team and took 21st place with the small bore rifle in the three-position battle, while she reached eleventh place with the air rifle. In 1996 , Maluchina finished in Atlanta , starting for Russia for the first time, from the competition with the air rifle in 20th place and with the small bore rifle in 26th place.
Between 1982 and 1990 Maluchina won five bronze and two silver medals at world championships , including five medals with the air rifle team. In particular, she secured silver with the air rifle in Sarajevo in 1989 and in 1982 in Caracas with the small-bore rifle in a three-position battle. In 1994 she won the title twice in Milan: Maluchina became world champion in the three-position fight in the individual and in the prone position with the team. In addition, she was second with the team in the three-position fight and with the air rifle.
Web links
- Anna Maluchina in the database of the International Shooting Sport Federation (English)
- Anna Maluchina in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )
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| SURNAME | Maluchina, Anna Ivanovna |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Malukhina, Anna (English transcription); Малухина, Анна Ивановна (Cyrillic); Malaschowa, Anna Ivanovna |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Russian sports shooter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 21, 1958 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Moscow , Russian SFSR , Soviet Union |