MOSCOW, February 24, Oleg Bogatov. Sisters Dina and Arina The Averins, under the leadership of the head coach of the national team Irina Viner, made an outstanding contribution to world rhythmic gymnastics and could continue their successful career, said Honorary President of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) Leonid Tyagachev.
President of the All-Russian Federation of Rhythmic Gymnastics (VFKhG) Viner announced on Friday that the 25-year-old Averins had completed their sports career. Earlier, Wiener said that she considers it unacceptable for Russians to perform at the Olympic Games in Paris in a neutral status. The Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) previously announced the admission of Russian and Belarusian athletes to the Games in Paris in an individual neutral status subject to a number of criteria.
«»Dina and Arina Averina made the highest contribution to world rhythmic gymnastics. They won so many top awards and did so much for this sport under the leadership of the famous coach Irina Viner. They are young and beautiful athletes and could still continue their sports careers. Dina and Arina in general have made a huge contribution to our sport, and not just to their favorite rhythmic gymnastics. I congratulate them on all their achievements and wish them successful further work. And glory and glory to Irina Viner,» said Tyagachev.
Dina is a silver medalist at the Tokyo Olympics, an 18-time world champion; she also won silver three times and bronze once at world championships. At the European Championships, the athlete won gold 10 times, silver four times and bronze once. Dina Averina holds the record for the most victories at the world championships. Arina Averina won the world championships five times, becoming a silver medalist six times and bronze medalist five times. She has nine gold medals and one bronze medal at the European Championships.
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