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Throughout the history of the school, the kayaking and canoeing department has been leading. The first set (1996) consisted of 35 people, of which 21 were candidates for master of sports, 12 were masters of sports of Russia and two were masters of sports of international class. The first coaches of the department were Ya.Ya. Kostyuchenko, V.N. Loginov, I.D. Vaag, who worked in close contact and with the support of trainers and leaders of the Bronnitsy Sports School A.A. Kuzmina, A.G. Mikhailova and ShVSM of the Tver region N.P. Kovalev and S.L. Kim.

The history of the department is an integral part of the history of the school as a whole, therefore, everything was not so rosy here. The difficult year of 1999, when the issue of the further existence of the school was being decided, was also reflected in the fate of the department. Due to the reduction of the total contingent and funding, the number of athletes in the department has decreased to 20. Athletes and coaches were tested for strength and resilience. But, fortunately for us, the thunderclouds were able to be driven away, and in 2003 56 people were admitted to the department. Regardless of the total number of students, the pupils of the department made up from 60% to 75% of the contingent throughout all the years. And it is no coincidence: after all, the school is located on the banks of the rowing canal of Lake. Belskoe – one of the best in Russia, which welcomes competitions of various levels on its waters.

Since 2001, in connection with the strengthening of the material and technical base, the department has been actively working to expand the sphere of influence, being the initiator of concluding agreements on joint activities and joint training of athletes with sports schools in Ryazan, Voronezh, Pushkino, Chelyabinsk, Kostroma, Pskov, continuing to work with colleagues of the Tver and Bronnitskaya rowing schools. Coaches V.P. were invited to active cooperation in the school. Klinov, S.V. Verlin, A.V. Degtyarev, N.V. Mokryakova, I.V. and M.A. Zubaliy, V.A. Ikonnikov, V.V. Ustinovich, I.V. and A.B. Samoilovs, A.V. Kabanov. Thanks to this, the school is replenished with new promising athletes, and the methodological work at the school in preparing the reserve of the national teams of the Russian Federation is reaching a new level. The entire team of the sports department of the school works in a unified manner, trying to achieve model indicators and reach a higher level, corresponding to the state approach to training the sports elite. To do this, plans for the training of athletes are being reviewed, recovery measures are being selected individually, and inventory is being updated. Athletes of the school occupy in the starting lineup of the national teams of the Russian Federation at international competitions from 20 to 35%, always returning with medals. The department has always been staffed with highly qualified athletes. Already in the first year of work – 1997 – I.Kovalev, A. Cheerov, O. Krzilin, D. Kononets, S. Mikhailin and S. Duchkov became medalists of international competitions, bringing 13 medals to the piggy bank of the national team of the Russian Federation.

And as a result – the results of our graduates-masters of Russia of Russia of the international class:

  • Andrei Skyotov – Participant of the Olympic Games (2004, Athens)
  • Nikolai Lipkin – Winner of the World Cup (2005), World Champion 2014
  • Sergey Kosilov- Bronze medalist of the world championship (2006)
  • Konstantin Popov – the owner of the gold medal, and Anastasia Sergeeva – silver medal at the European Championships (2004, 2006)
  • Ilya Devyatkin, Alexander Degtyarev, Katsych, Dmitry Chuev, German Zvereva – owners of gold medals, Victor Timchishin – bronze medals on world championships (2001, 2003, 2005)
  • Kirill Lukekin, Andrei Ilin, Maxim Milokov won gold medals, Oleg Shelegov and Sergey Krashkov – Silver Medals, Evgeny Dorokhin and Konstantin Grigoriev – Bronze medals for European championships (2004, 2005)
  • Alexander Dyachenko – Olympic champion of the XXX Olympic Games in London (2012) Two-time bronze medalist of world championships (2009, 2010), two-time silver and bronze medalist of the World Cup Stages (2009, 2011), silver medalist European Championships (2009), three-time winner of the world championship (2007), three-time winner, silver and bronze medalist of European championships (2007, 2008, 2010)
  • Alexey Korovashkov – Bronze Prize-winner of the XXX Olympic Games (2012), winner and silver medalist of European Championships (2010, 2011), three-time winner of the world championship (2009), seven-time winner of European championships (2008, 2009 G., 2010), Finalist World Championships (2010)
  • Roman Anshkin – Bronze Veritor of the World Championship (2015), Silver Media winner of the European Championship (2016), Bronze medalist of the XXXI Olympic Games (2016), Bronze medalist of the European Games (2019)
  • Ilya Shtokallov – Bronze Championship winner of the European Championship (2009), Bronze Prize-winner of the XXXI Olympic Games (2016)
  • Ilya Pervukhin – Bronze medalist of the XXX Olympic Games (2012), finalist of the XXXI Olympic Games (2016), winner and silver medalist of the European Championship (2010, 2011), two-time winner of the world championship (2009), Bronze medalist of the European Championship (2007), five-time winner of European championships (2008, 2009, 2011), finalist of the World Championship (2010), Bronze medalist of the European Games (2019)
  • Cyril Shamshurin – winner, silver and bronze medalist of European championships (2010, 2011, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), Bronze medalist of the world championship (2007), winner and silver Prize winner of Europe (2008, 2009, 2011), champion and bronze medalist of the 2014 World Cup
  • Alexander Nikolaev – Bronze medalist of the World Championships (2010), two-time silver and bronze medalist of the World Cup Stages (2009, 2011), winner and silver medalist of the European Championship (2008, 2010)
  • Natalia Proskurina – Bronze medalist of the World Championship (2010), two-time silver winner of the World Cup stage (2011), participant of the championship and championship of Europe (2010)
  • Vasily Pogreban – silver medalist of the European Championship (2011), three-time winner of the World Championship (2007), winner and bronze medalist of the European Championships (2006, 2007, 2010), finalist of the World Championship (2009), World Champion 2013 G.
  • Vitaly Yurchenko – silver medalist of the European Championship (2011), three-time winner of the World Championship (2007), multiple winner, silver and bronze medalist of the European Championships (2006, 2007, 2008, 2010), world champion 2013
  • Rasul Ishmukhamedov – bronze medalist of the European Championship (2011), bronze medalist of the World Championship (2009), winner and silver medalist of the European Championships (2009, 2011), World Champion 2014.
  • Denis Sergeev – winner and bronze medalist of the World Championship (2007), winner of the European Championships (2006, 2007)
  • Dmitry Subbotin – two-time winner of the World Championship (2007), winner of the European Championship (2006, 2007)
  • Ilya Stefanov – bronze medalist of the World Championship (2007), participant of the European Championship (2007)
  • Ivan Slovikov – bronze medalist of the World Championship (2009); winner and silver medalist of the European Championships (2008, 2009)
  • Sergey Usmaev – winner of the World Championship (2009), winner of the European Championship (2009), finalist of the European Championship (2010)
  • Maxim Melnichenko – bronze medalist of the European Championship (2007)
  • Matvey Shlyakhtov – bronze medalist of the European Championship (2007)
  • Leonid Tilsh – two-time silver medalist of the European Championship (2011)

With the advent of the Samoilovs, the department of women's rowing began to actively develop at the school. All pupils are members of the national teams of Russia. These coaches, regardless of personal time, the whole family (their daughters, masters of sports Alexandra and Olga, also train in the group), travel all over the country, doing what they love. Their best students:

  • Rodina Tatyana – silver and bronze medalist of the World Championship (2009); winner and silver medalist of the European Championship (2009)
  • Selennova Anzhelika – bronze medalist of the World Championship (2009), winner of the European Championship (2009), participant of the World and European Championships (2010)
  • Petrova Ekaterina – winner of the World Championship (2011), winner and silver medalist of the European Championship (2011), silver medalist of the demonstration run of the World Championship (2010)

And here are the first, but significant victories. The guys successfully performed at the IV Summer Spartakiad of students in 2009, the championships of Russia in their age groups in 2010. Alexei Volgin is selected to compete in the First Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. The apogee is the pre-Olympic year 2011, the results of which are victories in the international arena.

Elena Anyushina is a two-time winner of the World Championship (2011), a two-time winner of the European Championship (2011), a finalist of the XXXI Olympic Games (2016).

Olesya Nikishaeva – two-time winner of the World Championship (2011), two-time winner of the European Championship (2011)
Dmitry Petaikin – international master of sports, silver medalist of the world championship and winner of the European championship (2011)
Ekaterina Polkina – bronze medalist of the European Championship (2011)

Currently, the rowing and canoeing department is the leading one. Among his pupils are those who have achieved high results in sports. The title of "Master of Sports of Russia" has 41 athletes and the status of "Candidate for Master of Sports" – 50.

The department is strengthened by coaching staff: Honored Coach of Russia Loginov Vladimir Nikolaevich, coaches of the highest qualification category: Danilov Boris Ivanovich, Kostyuchenko Maria Yakovlevna, Mikheeva Natalya Yuryevna, Pankratov Dmitry Anatolyevich .. Coaches of the first qualification category: Mikheev Artem Evgenievich.

Possibility of interaction of the regional trainer with the coaching staff of the GUOR of Bronnitsy. The use of an individual approach to the process of sports training of each student makes it possible to achieve high rates of increase in technical skills and sports results.

GUOR students continue the victorious traditions. In 2021, students of the School won 271 medals at all-Russian competitions, including 113 gold, 49 silver and 109 bronze medals.

The best athletes of the rowing and canoeing department at the end of the 2021 season were:

– Petrov Zakhar Andreevich – Master of Sports of Russia, silver medalist of the World Championship under 23 (C-2);
– Gureeva Marina Andreevna – Master of Sports of Russia, bronze medalist of the World Championship under 23 (C-4);
– Afonin Vladimir Olegovich – Master of Sports of Russia, winner of the World Championship under 19 (С-2);
– Mamtsev Dmitry Grigorievich – Master of Sports of Russia, winner of the World Championship under 19 (K-4);
– Rotaru Dumitru – Master of Sports of Russia, winner of the World Championship U19 (С-2);
– Pivovarova Anna Evgenievna – Candidate Master of Sports of Russia, winner of the World Championship U19 (С-1).

For 20 years, the School has remained a brand with an ideal reputation, rich in history and traditions. A school, admission to which becomes for many a pass to big sport.

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