Svetlana Romashina
September 21, 1989 (Russia)
Synchronised swimmer
- Ambassador Ulysse Nardin.
- Ambassador Svart Sportwear.
- Ambassador Dobro vmeste – Fund for Animal Welfare.
Legend of the world synchronised swimming, Svetlana Romashina has titles in team, duet and solo events during a glittering career, seven-time Olympic champion, twenty-one-time World champion and thirteen-time European champion.
She boasts 41 total gold medals from competing in four Olympic Games, seven world championships and six European championships. She has never placed lower than first at any of these events, and by adding two more golds in the 2020 Summer Olympics she broke all medal-count ties to become the most decorated athlete ever in synchronised swimming.
After leading the Russian Olympic Committee squad to victory at the Tokyo Games Romashina announced the end of her Olympic career.
MEDAL RECORDS
- Olympic Games
GOLD – 2008 Beijing – Team.
GOLD – 2012 London – Duet.
GOLD – 2012 London – Team.
GOLD – 2016 Rio de Janeiro – Duet.
GOLD – 2016 Rio de Janeiro – Team.
GOLD – 2020 Tokyo – Duet.
GOLD – 2020 Tokyo – Team. - World Championships
GOLD – 2005 Montreal – Team.
GOLD – 2005 Montreal – Combo routine.
GOLD – 2007 Melbourne – Combo routine.
GOLD – 2007 Melbourne – Team technical routine.
GOLD – 2007 Melbourne – Team free routine.
GOLD – 2009 Rome – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2009 Rome – Duet free routine.
GOLD – 2009 Rome – Team free routine.
GOLD – 2011 Shanghai – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2011 Shanghai – Combo routine.
GOLD – 2011 Shanghai – Duet free routine.
GOLD – 2013 Barcelona – Solo free routine.
GOLD – 2013 Barcelona – Solo technical routine.
GOLD – 2013 Barcelona – Duet free routine.
GOLD – 2013 Barcelona – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2015 Kazan – Solo technical routine.
GOLD – 2015 Kazan – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2015 Kazan – Duet free routine.
GOLD – 2019 Gwangju – Solo free routine.
GOLD – 2019 Gwangju – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2019 Gwangju – Duet free routine. - European Championships
GOLD – 2006 Budapest – Team.
GOLD – 2006 Budapest – Combination.
GOLD – 2010 Budapest – Team.
GOLD – 2010 Budapest – Duet.
GOLD – 2010 Budapest – Combination.
GOLD – 2012 Eindhoven – Duet.
GOLD – 2014 Berlin – Solo.
GOLD – 2016 London – Solo technical routine.
GOLD – 2016 London – Duet free routine.
GOLD – 2016 London – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2021 Budapest – Duet technical routine.
GOLD – 2021 Budapest – Duet free routine.
GOLD – 2021 Budapest – Team technical routine. - Summer Universiade
GOLD – 2013 Kazan – Solo.
GOLD – 2013 Kazan – Duet.
