# Margarita Bazyliuk
**Margarita Bazyliuk** (Маргарита Андреевна Базылюк; born 2011) is a Russian figure skater who competes in women's singles and trains with [Eteri Tutberidze](https://www.edgepedia.org/eteri-tutberidze)'s team at the Khrustalny (Crystal) school in Moscow. She is the 2024 Russian junior national champion and was the first woman to land a quadruple-plus-quadruple jump combination in competition, and has attempted a quad Salchow–Euler (a half-loop jump linking two jumps in combination)–quad Salchow sequence at the Russian Jumping Championship.[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/) • [2](https://figure-skaters.ru/margarita_bazylyuk)
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name / born | Margarita Andreyevna Bazylyuk, 2011[2](https://figure-skaters.ru/margarita_bazylyuk) |
| Discipline / team | Women's singles, Russia; coached by Eteri Tutberidze, Sergei Dudakov, and Daniil Gleikhengauz in Moscow[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/) |
| Major title | 2024 Russian Junior Championship, 245.19 total (74.30 short, 170.89 free)[3](https://skater-stats.com/margarita-bazylyuk) |
| Technical landmark | First woman to land a quad + quad combination in any form; 4S+1Eu+4S attempted at the Russian Jumping Championship[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/) |
| Ultra-C elements landed in competition | Triple Axel, quad toe loop, quad Salchow[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/) |
| ISU status | Listed by the ISU with AIN2 (Individual Neutral Athlete) designation[4](https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/skaters/margarita-bazyliuk/) |
## Career
Bazylyuk came to international attention as a junior skater in Russia, where she won the 2024 Russian junior national title in Saransk with 245.19 points, including 170.89 in the free skate.[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/) • [3](https://skater-stats.com/margarita-bazylyuk) Earlier that season she had won the Idel-2023 and Kurai Land junior events, and she took silver at the Russian Junior Grand Prix Final.[3](https://skater-stats.com/margarita-bazylyuk) • [1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/)
In the 2024–25 season she won the Idel-2024 junior Grand Prix stage with 244.20 points and placed third in the Russian junior Grand Prix Final.[2](https://figure-skaters.ru/margarita_bazylyuk)
## Technical content
Bazylyuk is among the Russian junior women who perform ultra-C elements, jumps of the highest difficulty class. She has landed the triple Axel, quad toe loop, and quad Salchow in competition, and she has attempted a quad Salchow–Euler–quad Salchow combination.[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/) The quad Salchow combination is the jump for which she is best known: she was the first woman to land a quad-plus-quad combination in any form, doing so at the Russian Jumping Championship.[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/)
Her programs in the 2024–25 season were a short program to Miserlou and a free skate combining [Carl Orff](https://www.edgepedia.org/carl-orff)'s Carmina Burana with music from the [Angels & Demons](https://www.edgepedia.org/angels-and-demons) film score, choreographed by Daniil Gleikhengauz and Eteri Tutberidze.[1](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/)
## Context
Russian junior women's skating has produced a series of skaters built around quadruple jumps, and Bazylyuk is frequently compared with [Alexandra Trusova](https://www.edgepedia.org/alexandra-trusova), the pioneer of quad-heavy women's programs. Commentators have described Bazylyuk as one of the strongest junior technicians in the sport's history, while noting that Trusova's role as a first mover makes direct comparison difficult.[5](https://itm-agency.ru/2024/11/margarita-bazyljuk-dala-podrobnoe-intervju/) Because Russian skaters currently compete domestically rather than in ISU events, Bazylyuk's ISU profile lists her under the AIN2 neutral-athlete designation with no ISU competition results recorded.[4](https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/skaters/margarita-bazyliuk/)
## References
1. [Margarita Bazylyuk profile, Kiki The Red Panda](https://www.kikitheredpanda.com/margarita-bazylyuk-figure-skater-russia-athlete-profile/)
2. [Маргарита Базылюк: информация о фигуристке, Фигуристы.ру](https://figure-skaters.ru/margarita_bazylyuk)
3. [Margarita Bazylyuk – Skater Stats](https://skater-stats.com/margarita-bazylyuk)
4. [Margarita BAZYLIUK, International Skating Union](https://isu-skating.com/en/figure-skating/skaters/margarita-bazyliuk/)
5. [Маргарита Базылюк дала подробное интервью, ИТМ-Агентство](https://itm-agency.ru/2024/11/margarita-bazyljuk-dala-podrobnoe-intervju/)
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