Nina Viktorovna Cheremissina

Nina Viktorovna Cheremissina ( Russian: Нина Викторовна Черемисина ; born December 14, 1946 in Pskov ) is a former Soviet helmswoman in rowing . She won three world titles and two Olympic medals.

Athletic career

The 1.53 m tall helmsman from Spartak Pskov won her first title at the 1979 World Championships in Bled . In the line-up of Valentina Semenowa , Swetlana Semjonowa , Galina Stepanowa , Marija Fadejewa and Nina Tscheremissina, the Soviet four-man with helmswoman in front of the boats from the GDR and Romania won.

At the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow , the four was replaced. Marija Fadejewa, Galina Sowetnikowa , Marina Studnewa , Svetlana Semjonowa and Nina Tscheremissina took second place behind the boat from the GDR. About an hour and a half later, the Soviet double foursome with Antonina Pustowit , Jelena Matijewskaja , Olga Wassiltschenko , Nadezhda Lyubimova and taxwoman Natalja Kazak took second place behind the Bulgarians, but ahead of the double foursome from the GDR. Since only the preliminary winners automatically advanced to the final, both the four-man with helmsman and the double-four had to go into the hope runs. Two days after the heats, the four-man qualified for the finals with a helmsman by winning the repechage. Fifty minutes later, the double fours took second place behind the boat from the GDR. Both boats were redeployed at one point: Jutta Lau rowed the GDR double quad for Gisela Medefindt , and Cheremissina steered the Soviet double quad instead of Kazak. On the final day, three days after the hope runs, Tscheremissina first won bronze in the four with a helmsman behind the four from the GDR and Bulgaria. Two hours later, the double quad she steered reached the destination as the second boat behind the GDR double quad.

In the following year, the Soviet four-man with a helmswoman in the line-up Olha Pywowarowa , Marina Studnewa, Swezlana Semjonowa, Raissa Doligaida and Cheremissina competed , the Soviet four-man won the title at the World Championships in Munich in front of the boats from the GDR and the United States. The following year the Soviet four consisted of Svetlana Semjonowa, Valentina Semenova, Galina Stepanova, Larissa Sawarsina and Nina Tscheremissina, at the World Championships in Lucerne the Soviet boat won ahead of the four from the USA and Romania. In the line-up of Feodosia Kaleinikowa , Walentina Semenowa, Swetlana Semjonowa, Angelina Kaolikauskaite and Nina Tscheremissina, the Soviet foursome took third place behind GDR and Romania at the 1983 World Championships .

literature

• Volker Kluge : Summer Olympic Games. The Chronicle III. Mexico City 1968 - Los Angeles 1984 . Sportverlag Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-328-00741-5 .

Web links

• Nina Viktorovna Cheremissina at Worldrowing.com ( FISA database )
• Nina Viktorovna Cheremissina in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )

Footnotes

1. ↑ The presentation of the preliminary and hope runs follows Volker Kluge: Die Chronik III , p. 778f and page 862, note 494