Skaters
Andrei Griazev
Born:
July 26, 1985
Birthplace:
Perm
Height:
5' 9"
Level:
Senior
Hometown:
Moscow,
Training Town:
Moscow
Club:
CSKA Moscow
Coach:
Elena Buianova, Tatiana Tarasova
Choreographer:
Mikhail Pochitalin
Griazev started to skate as a four-year-old in his hometown of Perm when his mother read an announcement that the local skating school was accepting new students ... His hobbies include reading, music, and playing computer games ... When he was eleven, Griazev moved to St. Petersburg to train with Alexei Mishin ... His skating idol is 1994 Olympic champion Alexei Urmanov ... After a disappointing performance at the 2002 World Junior Championships, Griazev took a break from skating for three months ... Then 2002 Olympic men's champion Alexei Yagudin suggested that Griazev join Tatiana Tarasova's group, which he did ... Coach Elena Buianova (Vodorezova) is the 1983 European silver and world bronze medalist.
- 2009 - AEGON Challenge Cup - 7th
2009 - Russian Championships - 5th
2008 - Russian Championships - 3rd
2007 - NHK Trophy - 7th
2007 - Cup of Russia - 3rd
2007 - European Championships - 16th
2007 - Russian Championships - 1st
2006 - Cup of Russia - 7th
2006 - Trophee Eric Bompard - 7th
2006 - World Championships - 17th
2006 - Russian Championships - 9th
2005 - Cup of China - 3rd
2005 - MasterCard Skate Canada - 9th
2005 - World Championships - 11th
2005 - European Championships - 5th
2005 - Russian Championships - 2nd
2004 - Cup of Russia - 7th
2004 - International Cup of Nice - 1st
2004 - Marshalls World Cup - 6th
2004 - World Championships - 12th
2004 - World Junior Championships - 1st
2004 - European Championships - 8th
2004 - Russian Championships - 3rd
2004 - Junior Grand Prix Final, Malmo - 2nd
2003 - Junior Grand Prix (Slovakia) - 1st
2003 - Junior Grand Prix (Bulgaria) - 1st
2003 - Skate Israel - 4th
2003 - Russian Championships - 5th
2003 - Junior Grand Prix Final, The Hague - 4th
2002 - Junior Grand Prix (Canada) - 1st
2002 - Junior Grand Prix (United States) - 1st
2002 - World Junior Championships - 14th
2002 - Russian Championships - 6th
2002 - Russian Championships, Junior - 2nd
2002 - Junior Grand Prix Final, Bled - 6th
2001 - Junior Grand Prix (Sweden) - 1st
2001 - Junior Grand Prix (Czech Republic) - 1st
2001 - International Cup of Nice - 3rd
2001 - Russian Championships - 8th
2000 - Junior Grand Prix (Poland) - 2nd
2000 - Junior Grand Prix (Germany) - 4th
