Elena Eremina

2012–2014

Eremina's elite debut came at the 2012 Dityatin Cup, where she placed sixteenth in the all-around. She returned to the Dityatin Cup the following year and took home team, all-around, and uneven bars gold medals, a balance beam bronze medal, and placed fourth on floor exercise. She competed at the Russian Hopes competition, winning vault, uneven bars, and balance beam, and placing fifth in the all-around and sixth with her team. Her international debut came at the Pas de Calais International in France, where she won all-around, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise gold, team silver, and vault bronze medals.

2015

Eremina competed at the Junior Russian Championships on April 1–4, 2015. She placed 4th with her team, and individually placed 4th in the all-around, won a gold on the vault, a bronze on the uneven bars, a silver on the balance beam, and placed 6th on the floor.

2016

Eremina competed at the 2016 European Championships where she became the all-around champion.^[1] She qualified in 3 apparatus finals finishing 6th in vault, 8th in floor and a bronze medal in balance beam. With her late July 2001 birthdate, Eremina becomes a senior elite gymnast in 2017, missing the 2016 Rio Olympics by almost eight months.

2017

Eremina made her senior debut at the 2017 Russian Artistic Gymnastics Championships. On the first day of competition she helped her team to win the bronze medal, and earning the top all around score after the first day. Her performance also earned her spots in all event finals with the exception of vault. On the second day of competition, the all around final, she dropped to second place after falling on both bars and beam, allowing Natalia Kapitonova to win the title. In event finals, Eremina finished 5th with a clean routine on the uneven bars, suffered another fall on beam to finish 5th, and then clinched silver in the floor exercise after a clean, but relatively easy routine. She was selected to compete at the Team competition in Stuttgart. In the qualifying round, she had mistakes on vault, fell on bars, and completed solid routines on beam and floor to help place Russia second after the first round. In the final she did a slightly better vault, a clean routine on bars and beam, but had a fall on floor to help Russia win the team competition.

She was selected as a part of the Russian team for the 2017 European Championships alongside Olympic alternate Natalia Kapitonova and Olympic medalists Angelina Melnikova and Maria Paseka. She was the only first year senior on the Russian team. In qualifying, she had clean routines on all of the events except beam, where she fell. Her performances qualified her 4th in the all around, 3rd in the uneven bars and 3rd in the floor exercise. She was the top Russian qualifier to the all around. In the all around final, she performed well on both the vault and uneven bars, putting her in 3rd halfway through the competition. However, a fall on beam hurt her chances. Even with the fall, she was still in 3rd place after 3 rotations. On floor she performed another clean routine, but a high scoring vault from France's Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos meant that Eremina would finish just off the podium, in 4th. The next day Eremina competed in the uneven bars final. She had a clean routine for a score of a 14.3, good enough to win silver behind Nina Derwael of Belgium.^[2]

On August 23–27, Eremina competed at the Russian Cup held in Ekaterinburg, she won silver medals in the all-around, team, uneven bars, floor exercise and a bronze in balance beam.^[3] After the competition, was selected to represent Russia at the World Championships, along with Angelina Melnikova, Maria Paseka and Anastasia Ilyankova.

In Montréal, Eremina competed in the all-around on the first day of competition, qualifying in fifth for the all-around final (54.999), sixth for the balance beam final (13.233), and first to the uneven bars final, with the highest score of 15.100. In the all around, she did a clean vault, beam and floor. Her only major mistake came on the uneven bars where she received a half point deduction for buckling her knees on the way up to a handstand. However, she still managed to win the bronze medal, her first international all-around medal. The next day in the Uneven Bars final, she went in qualified in first, but she won the silver medal after world champion Fan Yilin of China upgraded her routine to defend her title.

2018

In February, Eremina underwent spinal surgery in Munich in order to stabilise her two lumbar vertebrae. Because of this, she announced that would resume training around August, and will most likely miss the 2018 European and World Championships.^[4] In May, Eremina was seen at the Round Lake and went to the national team training camp in Mallorca. Following the 2018 European Championships head coach of the Russian program Valentina Rodionenko had commented that Eremina had begun training seriously again, but will not consider her for world championships selections due to a lack of preparation and as not to risk further injury.

Junior

Year	Event	Team	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX
2012	Dityatin Cup		6		4
	Pas de Calais International (Espoirs)			4
2013	Dityatin Cup			4			4
	Russian Hopes (1st Class)	6	5
	Pas de Calais International (Espoirs)
2014	National Championships (CMS)	4
	FinGym
	Pas de Calais International
2015	National Championships (MS)	4	4				6
	Diyatin Cup
	European Youth Olympic Festival						6
	Junior Japan International			5	8	8	6
	Pas de Calais International
2016	National Championships (MS)	7
	European Championships			6			8
	Elite Gym Massilia (Master)				6
	Voronin Cup

Senior

Year	Event	Team	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX
2017	National Championships				5	5
	DTB Pokal Team Challenge Cup
	City of Jesolo Trophy		4				6
	European Championships		4				8
	Russian Cup
	World Championships					5
	Toyota International			6		7	8