19 Facts About Anna Dementyeva

Anna Yurievna Dementyeva is a retired Russian artistic gymnast.

Anna Dementyeva is the 2011 European all-around and beam champion, and a world gold medalist with the team.

Anna Dementyeva competed at the 2008 Junior European Championships in Clermont-Ferrand, France, winning the gold medal with the Russian team.

At the Japan Cup in July 2009, Anna Dementyeva contributed to the team silver by competing on floor.

Anna Dementyeva placed fourth on uneven bars and fifth on vault.

In October, Anna Dementyeva was the youngest gymnast competing at the 2010 World Gymnastics Championships.

Anna Dementyeva made the beam final, placing sixth with a score of 13.966.

Anna Dementyeva placed seventh on beam after suffering two falls.

Anna Dementyeva performed consistently well in all four disciplines, scoring 15.100 on floor exercise, 14.650 on uneven bars, 14.350 on balance beam, and 13.950 on vault, resulting in an overall score of 58.050.

In winning the competition, Anna Dementyeva obtained the highest score on beam, the second highest on floor, and the third on uneven bars, and scored 13.600 on vault.

Anna Dementyeva placed fourth on the uneven bars and seventh in the floor exercise.

Anna Dementyeva needs to improve her vault and if she does then she can be competitive.

Anna Dementyeva has a good beam routine, even though you can always fall on beam, but for the all-around she has a very high difficulty score.

Anna Dementyeva next competed at the 2011 Russia Cup in Yekaterinburg between 17 and 21 August 2011.

Anna Dementyeva won the all-around competition with a score of 59.800, with Viktoria Komova finishing second.

Anna Dementyeva showed off an upgraded double-twisting Yurchenko on vault and channeled a jazz age screen siren in her new floor routine when she wasn't landing some truly challenging tumbling, including a full in double tuck final pass.

In 2012 Anna Dementyeva struggled with injuries and therefore did not make the Olympic team.

Anna Dementyeva returned to competition in 2013 where she won two medals at the Cottbus World Cup.

Anna Dementyeva competed at the 2013 Summer Universiade where she contributed scores of 14.250 on uneven bars, 15.300 on balance beam, and 13.550 on floor exercise to the Russian team's first-place finish.