14.08.2026|Officially
Freestyle
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Athletes — Freestyle
History
In Ukraine, the development of freestyle began in the 1980s. The first competitions in individual types of freestyle were held in Kyiv, Mykolaiv, and Tysovka.
The first Ukrainian championship was held in 1987. Since then, Ukrainian competitors have participated in all competitions held in the USSR. At the USSR championships of 1987-1992, the winners and prize-winners were Ukrainian freestylers Sergey But, Yuriy Kovirzanov, Sergey Lyashenko, Tetyana Martynova, Natalia Sherstnyova, Inna Palienko, and Lyubov Kruchynina. Ukrainian freestylers achieved particular success in 1990 at the VII Winter Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR, where the Ukrainian national team took first place in the team competition, and Sergey But became the champion in ski acrobatics among men.
In 1988-1993, Ukrainian ski acrobats became finalists of the World Cup stages many times, and also won prizes. At the XVII Winter Olympic Games-94 in Lillehammer, Natalia Sherstnyova took 5th place. At the Junior World Championships-96 and 97, Alla Tsuper and Stanislav Kravchuk became champions, Tetyana Kozachenko won bronze medals, in 1997, Olena Yunchyk and Dmytro Arkhiopv won “silver”, Yuriy Stetsko – “bronze”.
At the XVIII Winter Olympic Games-98 in Nagano, five Ukrainian athletes entered the top ten in the ski acrobat competitions. Tetyana Kozachenko took 4th place, Alla Tsupper – 5th place, Yulia Klyukova – 8th place, Olena Yunchyk – 10th place, Stanislav Kravchuk – 9th place. At the stages of the European Cup-2000, Enver Ablaev and Stanislav Kravchuk fought for first places. At the Junior World Championship-2001, Anton Kushnir became fourth, Igor Ishutko – fifth. At the stage of the World Cup-2001 in the USA, Stanislav Kravchuk was fifth.
In Ukraine, the development of freestyle began in the 1980s. The first competitions in individual types of freestyle were held in Kyiv, Mykolaiv, and Tysovka.
The first Ukrainian championship was held in 1987. Since then, Ukrainian competitors have participated in all competitions held in the USSR. At the USSR championships of 1987-1992, the winners and prize-winners were Ukrainian freestylers Sergey But, Yuriy Kovirzanov, Sergey Lyashenko, Tetyana Martynova, Natalia Sherstnyova, Inna Palienko, and Lyubov Kruchynina. Ukrainian freestylers achieved particular success in 1990 at the VII Winter Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR, where the Ukrainian national team took first place in the team competition, and Sergey But became the champion in ski acrobatics among men.
In 1988-1993, Ukrainian ski acrobats became finalists of the World Cup stages many times, and also won prizes. At the XVII Winter Olympic Games-94 in Lillehammer, Natalia Sherstnyova took 5th place. At the Junior World Championships-96 and 97, Alla Tsuper and Stanislav Kravchuk became champions, Tetyana Kozachenko won bronze medals, in 1997, Olena Yunchyk and Dmytro Arkhiopv won “silver”, Yuriy Stetsko – “bronze”.
At the XVIII Winter Olympic Games-98 in Nagano, five Ukrainian athletes entered the top ten in the ski acrobat competitions. Tetyana Kozachenko took 4th place, Alla Tsupper – 5th place, Yulia Klyukova – 8th place, Olena Yunchyk – 10th place, Stanislav Kravchuk – 9th place. At the stages of the European Cup-2000, Enver Ablaev and Stanislav Kravchuk fought for first places. At the Junior World Championship-2001, Anton Kushnir became fourth, Igor Ishutko – fifth. At the stage of the World Cup-2001 in the USA, Stanislav Kravchuk was fifth.
Achievement
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