Anna Kozlova
5' 9.5 " St. Petersburg, Russia, Santa Clara Aquamaids
Appointments to National Team: 5 Years In Synchro: 21

Career Highlights: : 2004 - Olympic Qualification Tournament: Team 3rd, Duet 4th. 2003 - 2004 Olympic Team member; Pan American Games: Team 1st. Duet 1st; World Championships: Team 3rd, Combo Team 2nd, Duet, 4th, Solo 5th; Rome Open: Team, Solo, Duet 1st; Olympic Trials: Duet 1st. 2002 - World Cup: Solo 5th, duet 4th, team 3rd; Swiss Open: Duet 1st; U.S. Nationals: Solo 1st, duet 2nd, team 1st; German Open: Duet, team 1st. 2001 -
World Championships: Solo 4th, team 4th; U.S. Nationals: Solo 2nd, duet 1st, team 1st. 2000 - Olympic Games: Duet 4th, team 5th; Rome Open: Duet 1st; Swiss Open: Duet 2nd; Olympic Qualifying Event: Team 4th; 1999 - Olympic Trials: indiv. 1st, duet 1st; Japan Open: Duet 3rd, solo 4th; U.S. Nationals: Solo, duet, team, figures 1st; German Open: Solo, team 1st. 1998 - Rome Open: Solo 2nd; U.S. Nationals: Solo, team, figures 1st, duet 2nd; German Open: Solo, team, figures 1st. 1997 - Japan Open: Solo, figures
1st; U.S. Nationals: Solo, duet, team and figures 1st. 1996 - Rome Open: Solo 1st; Scottish Open: Solo, figures 1st; U.S. Nationals: Solo, duet, team and figures 1st; West Zones: Solo, figures 1st. 1995 - French Open: Solo, duet and figures 1st; U.S. Nationals: Team 1st, solo ninth, duet 5th; West
Zones: Solo, duet, figures 1st. 1994 - U.S. Nationals: Team 1st, solo ninth, duet 5th; 1993 - VI FINA World Cup: Duet 2nd, team 4th, figures 7th; European Championships: Duet, team and figures 1st; German Open: Duet 2nd, figures 3rd. 1992 - XXV Olympic Games: Duet 4th; German Open: Duet 3rd,
figures ninth; Rome Open: Duet 2nd; Vienna Open: Team 1st, solo 2nd, duet 3rd. 1991 - V FINA World Cup: Duet 4th, team 3rd; VI World Aquatic Championships: Team 4th; European Championships: Duet, team 1st. 1990 - Scandinavian Open: Solo, duet 1st; 1989 - Junior Worlds: Team 4th; Brno Cup: Solo, duet 1st.

Honors: 2000, 2001 USOC Sportswoman of the Year nominee . 2002 USOC Athlete
of the Year . 1997, 2002, 2003 USSS Athlete of the Year and Sullivan Award
nominee ... 1998, 1999 Esther Williams Creative Achievement Award winner.

Personal: Daughter of Arvid and Natalia Kozlova ... Born Dec. 30, 1972 in
St. Petersburg, Russia ... Has two sisters: Ludmila and Valeria ...
Competed on Russian National Team 1989-1993 ... Goal was to be a ballerina in the Russian
ballet until she became active in synchronized swimming ... Studied
physiology and coaching at the Academy of Physical Education in Russia ..
Overcame a severe back injury, hip injury and wrist fracture . Obtained U.S.
citizenship on Oct. 7, 1999 ... Club affiliations include Santa Clara
Aquamaids, 1994-present.