1st
prize (1997) Natalia Lipkovskaya (Russia), at the
21st World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in
Berlin
2nd prize (1998) Svetlana Khorkina (Russia), at the
22nd European Artistic Gymnastics Championships, in
St. Petersburg (Russia)
3rd prize (1998) Spanish women’s gymnastics team,
at the 22nd World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
in Sevilla (Spain)
4th prize (1999) Viktoria Fráter (Hungary),
at the 15th European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
in Budapest (Hungary)
5th prize (1999) Elena Vitrichenko (Ukraine), at the
23rd World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Osaka
(Japon)
6th prize (1999) Svetlana Khorkina (Russia), at Lu
Yufu (China), at the 34th World Artistic Gymnastics
Championships in Tianjin (China)
7th prize (2000) Esther Dominguez (Spain), at the 16th
European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Zaragozs
(Spain)
8th prize (2001) Irina Tchachina (Russia), at the 24th
World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Madrid (Spain)
9th prize (2002) Italian women’s gymnastics team,
at the 25th World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
in New Orleans (USA)
10th prize (2002) Cho Eun-Jung (Korea), at the 14th
Asian Games in Busan (Korea)
11th prize (2002) Qin Xiao (China) and Elena Zamolodchikova
(Russia), at the 36th World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
in Debrecen (Hungary)
12th prize (2003) Carly Patterson (USA) and Wei Yang
(China), at the 37th World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
in Anaheim, California (USA)
13th prize (2003) Almudena Cid (Spain), at the 26th World Rhythmic Gymnastics
Championships in Budapest (Hungary)
14th prize (2005) Irina Tchachina, at the 27th World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
in Baku (Azerbaijan)
15th prize (2005) Monette Russo (Australia) and Luis Rivera (Puerto Rico), at
the 38th World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Melbourne (Australia)
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