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Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva

Olympic Rhythmic Gymnast

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Commonwealth Games
Sport
Sporting Events
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Gymnastics
World Championships
World Cup
Olympics
2018 Commonwealth Games
Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Rhythmic Gymnast, Olympian and Commonwealth Games Champion.

Alexandra is a World Class Rhythmic Gymnast from Australia. Alexandra started Rhythmic Gymnastics at the age of 6. Now at the age of 20 Alexandra is a veteran of the sport with an incredible track record, she is one of the most notable and decorated Rhythmic Gymnasts in Australia, in history.

Australian Sports Medal recipient and Maccabi Victoria Hall of Fame inductee is most known for her 2022 Commonwealth Games performance winning full set of medals (gold, silver and bronze)

Main achievements:

Represented Australia at 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
2022 Commonwealth Games - gold, silver and bronze medals.
2022 Maccabiah Games - 5x bronze medals
#1 ranked in Australia and Oceania.
#30 ranked in the World. This is the highest World ranking ever achieved by any Australian Rhythmic Gymnast.
Represented Australia at The World Games, 5 World Championships, 16 World Cups
Multiple Australian National Champion since 2018. Over 26 National Titles.

Alexandra is well respected gymnast who trained with National Teams of Israel and Azerbaijan. Alexandra is a part of Safeguarding Working group with International Gymnastics Federation.
Currently Alexandra studies Law degree at Monash University, while progressing with her gymnastics career and preparing for 2023 World Cups and World Championships.