Sofiya Nadyrshina
May 14, 2003
Snowboarder
Discipline: Parallel Giant Slalom, Parallel Slalom.
Sofia Nadyrshina is a Russian snowboarder. She is a world champion and silver medalist of the World Championship (2021), six-time world junior champion (2020, 2021), eight-time champion of Russia, Master of Sports of Russia, Master of Sports of Russia of international class, member of the Olympic team of the Russian Federation, participant of the Olympic Games in Beijing 2022.
At the age of 17, she became the youngest World Champion in Parallel Slalom.
Sofia was born in the Far East, in the city of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, and there she began snowboarding at the regional sports training center.
ACHIEVEMENTS:
- A high-profile debut on the international arena took place on January 26, 2019. The athlete performed at the European Cup in the Austrian ski resort “Lahtal”, immediately taking 2nd place in the PGS. The next day she won in the same discipline.
- She made her debut at the World Cup in December 2019 at the home stage in the ski resort “Bannoye».
- In January 2020, she became one of the winners of the World Cup for the first time, when she became the second in Scuola (Switzerland). There, a year later, she won the parallel giant slalom.
- At the World Junior Snowboarding Championships 2020 in Lachtal (Austria), she won three gold medals, winning in parallel and giant slalom, as well as in team competitions (paired with Dmitry Loginov).
- At the 2021 Freestyle and Snowboard World Championships in Rogla (Slovenia), she won silver in the PGS. The next day she became the world champion in PSL.
MEDAL RECORD:
2023
- Parallel Giant Slalom:
SILVER – Russian Cup (4th stage, Tashtagol)
SILVER – Superiority of Russia (Abzakovo)
GOLD – Russian Cup (5th stage, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk)
GOLD – Russian Cup (7th stage, Krasnaya Polyana)
GOLD – Russian Championships (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk)
GOLD – Russian Cup (6th stage, Miass)
GOLD – Youth Spartakiad (Krasnoyarsk, Russia)
- Parallel Slalom:
GOLD – Russian Cup (4th stage, Tashtagol)
SILVER – All-Russian competition (Tashtagol)
BRONZE – Superiority of Russia (Abzakovo)
GOLD – Russian Cup (4th stage, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk)
GOLD – Russian Championships (Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk)
GOLD – Youth Spartakiad (Krasnoyarsk, Russia)
2022
- Parallel Giant Slalom:
GOLD – Russian Championships
BRONZE – World Cup, Simonhöhe (Austria)
GOLD – Superiority of Russia (Izhevsk)
GOLD – Championship of the Sakhalin region
GOLD – Championship of the Far Eastern Federal District
SILVER – Russian Cup (Miass)
BRONZE – Russian Cup (2nd stage, Miass)
GOLD – Russian Cup (3rd stage, Izhevsk)
SILVER – Russian Cup (Tashtagol)
SILVER – Superiority of Russia (Abzakovo)
- Parallel Slalom:
GOLD – Russian Championships
GOLD – Superiority of Russia (Izhevsk)
GOLD – Championship of the Sakhalin region
GOLD – Championship of the Far Eastern Federal District
GOLD – Russian Cup (2nd stage, Miass)
GOLD – Russian Cup (3rd stage, Izhevsk)
BRONZE – Russian Cup (1st stage, Abzakovo)
GOLD – International Championship (Moscow)
- Snowboard cross:
2xGOLD – Championship of the Far Eastern Federal District
2021
- Parallel Giant Slalom:
GOLD – Junior World Championships
GOLD – World Cup, Scuol (Switzerland)
SILVER – World Cup, Rogla (Slovenia)
SILVER – World Championships
GOLD – World Cup, Bannoye (Russia)
SILVER – World Cup, Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy)
GOLD – Russian Cup (Abzakovo)
BRONZE – Russian Cup (Miass)
- Team:
GOLD – Junior World Championships
GOLD – World Cup, Berchtesgaden (Germany)
BRONZE – World Cup, Bad Gastein (Austria)
- Parallel Slalom:
GOLD – Junior World Championships
GOLD – World Championships
GOLD – World Cup, Bad Gastein (Austria)
SILVER – World Cup, Moscow (Russia)
BRONZE – Russian Cup (Abzakovo)
GOLD – Russian Cup (Миасс)
2020
- Parallel Giant Slalom:
GOLD – Junior World Championships
SILVER – World Cup, Scuol (Switzerland)
SILVER – World Cup, Blue Mountain (Canada)
- Team:
GOLD – Junior World Championships
- Parallel Slalom:
GOLD – Junior World Championships
2019
- Parallel Giant Slalom:
SILVER – Junior World Championships
- Team:
SILVER – Junior World Championships
