Tatiana YAROSH

Ukraine (UKR)

Date of birth	1 September 1984		Hometown	Kirovograd
Place of birth			Profession
Height		cm	Children
Weight		kg	Start gymnastics
Gender	Female		Club
Nickname			Head coach	Svetlana Kutsenko
Spouse name			Favourite apparatus

World class in

2000

First competition

Last competition

The first major international competition the Junior Europeans was the most succesfull for her. She leaves St. Petersburg with 3 Goldmedals (Team, Beam and Floor [tie]).

She has competed for Ukraine in many competitions like the Olympics, two World and European Championships since she is a senior gymnast. At World Stars Competition 99 in Moscow she had shown an incredible new combo: Round off to immediate side somi!

A triple gold medalist at the 1998 Junior European Championships, Tatiana Yarosh is one of Ukraine's top seniors heading into next month's European Championships.
Yarosh made a name for herself at the 1998 Junior Europeans in St. Petersburg, Russia, where she helped her Ukrainian squad to the team title and won two invidual event gold medals. She was a floor finalist at the 1999 World Championships, finishing seventh. Yarosh placed fifth on balance beam at the 2000 Olympic Games, finishing only .063 out of the medals.
Last December, Yarosh won the Chunichi Cup in Japan, defeating world all-around medalists Natalia Ziganshina and Andreea Raducan. This month Yarosh finished eighth all-around at the Visa American Cup.
A native of Kirovograd, Yarosh is coached by Svetlana Kutsenko, who also coached two-time Ukrainian Olympian Olga Teslenko.

March 2002 issue of International Gymnast Magazine.

Year	Competition	Team	AA
1998	22. Jr.European Champs	1	-	-	-	1	1
1999	34. World Championships Ukrainian Championships Ukrainian Cup	4 - -	- 4 1	- - -	- - -	- - -	7 - -
2000	23. European Championships 27. Olympic Games World Cup Finals, Glasgow	2 6 -	- - -	- - 9	- - 8	- 5 6	- - 6
2001	35. World Championships Ukrainian Cup Goodwill Games, Brisbane Ukrainian Championships Chunichi Cup	6 - - - -	31 1 8 2 1	- - - - -	- - - - -	- - - 1 -	- - 5 1 1
2002	24. European Championships 36. World Championships American Cup	4 - -	- - 8	- - -	- - -	- 15 -	8 - -

World Championships 1999, Tianjin, China

European Championships, 2002, Patras, Grece

World Championships, 2002, Debrecen, Hungary

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