A c c o m p l i s h m e n t s

Pasha's career is absolutely extraordinary:
she's won 2 Olympic gold medals, 5 World gold medals and 3 European gold medals.

1986-87	1st, International Junior Championship, Korea
1987-88	2nd, Junior World Championships - Kitchener, Canada
1988-89	1st, Russian National Championships 1st, Junior World Championships - Brisbane, Australia

1989-90	2nd, NHK Trophy - Kobe, Japan 5th, European Championships - Leningrad, USSR 5th, World Championships - Halifax, Canada
1990-91	5th, European Championships - Sofia, Bulgary 4th, World Championships - Munich, West germany
1991-92	2nd, NHK Trophy - Japan 3rd, European Championships - Lauzanne, Switzerland 4th, XVI Olympic Winter Games - Albertville, France 3rd, World Championships - Oakland, California, USA
1992-93	2nd, European Championships - Helsinki, Finland 2nd, World Championships - Prague, Czech Republic 1st, NHK Trophy - Japan
1993-94	2nd, European Championships - Copenhagen, Denmark 1st, XVII Olympic Winter Games - Lillehammer, Norway 1st, World Championships - Chiba, Japan
1994-95	1st, Skate America 1st, Trophée de France 1st, World Championships - Birmingham, Great Britain
1995-96	1st, Russian Nationals 1st, Centennial on Ice 1st, Champions' Series Final - Paris, France 1st, European Championships - Sofia, Bulgaria 1st, World Championships - Edmonton, Canada
1996-97	1st, Trophée de France 1st, Cup of Russia - Saint Petersburg, Russia 1st, Pro-Am competition - New York, USA 1st, Skate America 1st, Russian National Championships 1st, Champions' Series Final - Germany 1st, European Championships - Paris, France 1st, World Championships - Lausanne, Switzerland
1997-98	1st, Trophée Lalique - Paris, France 1st, NHK Tophy - Japan 1st, European Championships - Milan, Italy 1st, XVIII Olympic Winter Games - Nagano, Japan

1998-99

1st, JP Pro Figure Skating Championship