| Rank | Event | Year | Location | Result |
| Olympic Games | ||||
| 1 | Teams | 2008 | Beijing, CHN | 99.500 |
| World Championships | ||||
| 1 | Solo Technical Routine | 2011 | Shanghai, CHN | 98.300 |
| 1 | Solo Free Routine | 2011 | Shanghai, CHN | 98.550 |
| 1 | Duets Technical Routine | 2011 | Shanghai, CHN | 98.200 |
| 1 | Duets Free Routine | 2011 | Shanghai, CHN | 98.410 |
| 1 | Teams Free Routine | 2011 | Shanghai, CHN | 98.620 |
| 1 | Free Routine Combination | 2011 | Shanghai, CHN | 98.470 |
| 1 | Solo Technical Routine | 2009 | Rome, ITA | 98.667 |
| 1 | Solo Free Routine | 2009 | Rome, ITA | 98.833 |
| 1 | Duets Free Routine | 2009 | Rome, ITA | 98.833 |
| 1 | Teams Free Routine | 2009 | Rome, ITA | 99.167 |
| 1 | Solo Technical Routine | 2007 | Melbourne, VIC, AUS | 99.000 |
| 1 | Teams Technical Routine | 2007 | Melbourne, VIC, AUS | 99.000 |
| 1 | Teams Free Routine | 2007 | Melbourne, VIC, AUS | 99.000 |
| 1 | Free Routine Combination | 2007 | Melbourne, VIC, AUS | 99.000 |
| 1 | Teams | 2005 | Montreal, QC, CAN | 99.334 |
| 1 | Free Routine Combination | 2005 | Montreal, QC, CAN | 99.333 |
| 2 | Solo Free Routine | 2007 | Melbourne, VIC, AUS | 98.500 |
| 2 | Solo | 2005 | Montreal, QC, CAN | 98.250 |
| World Cup | ||||
| 1 | Solo | 2010 | Changshu, CHN | 98.250 |
Nickname
Some journalists call her "Phelps in a skirt". (trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Hobbies
Figure skating; ballet. (trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Education
Sport Studies - Baltic Federal University, Kaliningrad, RUS
Coach
Tatiana Pokrovskaya [national], Tatyana Danchenko [personal] (RUS) (FINA Aquatics World Magazine, 20 Feb 2011)
Position and style
Solo (FINA Aquatics World Magazine, 12 Jun 2011)
Sporting relatives
Her younger sister Olga competed in synchronised swimming for some time. (trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Additional information
Start of sporting career
At the age of five in Kaliningrad. (trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Reason for taking up this sport
Her mother took her to their local swimming club and gymnastics club. She didn't have time for both and chose synchronised swimming. (trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Ambitions
"It is my dream to try myself as an actress." She also aspires to win a gold medal at the Olympic Games in London. (news.mail.ru, 13 May 2011, trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Training
Her basic training revolves around a pattern of five days of training followed by one day off. A typical day of training involves general physical and choreographic training in the gym in the mornings, vertical warm-ups and swimming training in the middle of the day and another evening session depending on the number of programmes they are rehearsing. She trains eight to nine hours a day. (Sports Express, 27 Feb 2006; trud.ru, 16 Aug 2010)
Most memorable sporting achievement
Winning gold in the team event at the 2005 World Championships in Montreal, Canada. (Sports Express, 01 Aug 2006)
Superstitions / Rituals
Before a competition she tries to concentrate on her programme and prefers not to know the opponents' results. (news.mail.ru, 13 May 2011)
Awards
In 2010 she was named FINA World and LEN synchronised swimmer of the year. (FINA Aquatics World Magazine, 20 Feb 2011)
In 2009 she was named the Best Athlete of the Year in Russia alongside nine other athletes. (mk.ru, 21 Dec 2009)
After her performance at the 2006 European Championships in Hungary she was named the Athlete of the Month by Russian magazine Sport Express. She won gold in the solo event, the free routine combination and in the team event. (Sports Express, 01 Aug 2006)
General
SICK OF THE WATER
She admits that long periods of training, sometimes up to five hours without a break, often get to her. "Sometimes I feel sick just at the sight of water and need an extra day off." (Sports Express, 01 Aug 2006)
HOLD YOUR BREATH
Holding your breath underwater is a basic requirement in synchronised swimming, although competitions are now subject to serious restrictions after blackouts. "I can hold my breath for up to three and a half minutes underwater if I don't move," she said. "The technically acceptable elements, however, restrict the underwater non-breathing period to 45 seconds." (Sports Express, 01 Aug 2006)
THE HAIR SECRET
It takes her about 40 minutes to style her hair before competitions, a procedure she says is long and not very pleasant. "Hair style sprays are too sensitive to water," she said. "So we have to comb our hair with vegetable gelatin, the same thing they make jelly meat with." (Sports Express, 01 Aug 2006)
CHOOSING THE RIGHT MUSIC
Finding the right music for performances is always a team decision. "Once one of us finds a tune, we get together and discuss it," she said. "If everyone is happy with it, it becomes the music base for a new programme." (Sports Express, 01 Aug 2006)
Previous Olympics
Beijing 2008
