Lobazniuk, Ekaterina (1983–)
Lobazniuk, Ekaterina (1983–)
Russian gymnast. Name variations: Yekaterina or Katya Labazniouk. Born July 10, 1983, in Rubzowsk, Russia.
Won Russian nationals (1998); at Sydney Olympics, won silver medals for balance beam and all-around team and a bronze medal for vault (2000).
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