Illya

In Lviv, as far as I know she shared the same coach with our London-2012 Olympic champion Yana Shemyakina

17 y.o Anna Maksymenko won a gold medal in this week Grand Prix. It's her first individual medal and second general at the senior WC/GP level, and I believe she may be one of the youngest winners in history

Fantastic Euro from Doroshchuk, gold at 2.34 with all clear rounds

Idk if that's actually true, but in volleyball there are a sort of established system of qualification to LA, where Top-3 from WCh, continental champions and top-3 from World Rankings will participate at the next Olympics

Hell no, our home track is Sigulda, and our only track is wooden and located in the small city of Kremenets. And despite that we had 2x 4th place from our skeletonist Vladyslav Heraskevych and bronze in luge team relay

In relay yes, but we have 8 more from our legend Natalya Yakushenko back in 2008 and earlier

Shemyakina won a bronze medal in 2014 Worlds and was one of our leader but leave the squad due to pregnancy (she has 2 daughters if I'm not mistaking, so she chose family instead of sport). And speaking of foil we have back in the day Sergiy Golubitskyi, who was Olympic silver medalist and won some medals in other competitions and coached his wife Caroline Golubitskyi - one of the German foil specialists. Even in women's foil we had medal in Women's foil at the European championship - it was Olha Leleiko, our current national coach. So no, we are pretty good fencing country, and depending on generations of our athletes some events are more "profitable" for us and some don't.

No, our epee was good always, we have Shemyakina, who was Olympic Champion in 2012, Reizlin with bronze in 2020, medalists of Worlds like Kryvytska (who is our finisher today), Svichkar (who is our finisher in men's side) and Stankevych, European champion Kharkova, medals in other conpetitions from men's team epee who were one of the main contenders in Tokyo, but unfortunately failed to take a medal.

Ukraine twice in one day defeated Italy and France, like what the heck?

Myroniuk trained in the USA (that's why she is European vice champion), others I assume trained in Ukraine

Ukraine defeated Hungary, Italy and France and first time in the history of our fencing is in FINAL

Anastasiia Harnyk won all of her bouts in less than a minute and take gold for Ukraine in judo

Tsvietov destroyed all ruzzian favorites in men's 100 m T35 and finally returned gold to Ukraine

Oksana Zubkovska just won her 5th consecutive gold in women's long jump at the age of 41. She's just fenomenal woman, who tried to convince doctors that she is healthy at her junior age.

Ukraine won first ever medal in women's lead - and it's a silver for Kazbekova, who finally won a medal from EuCh