Alisa Ivanovna Dvoeglazova (; born November 10, 2008) is a Russian figure skater who currently competes as an Individual Neutral Athlete. She is the 2026 Russian national silver medalist, the 2026 Russian Grand Prix Final champion, a Russian junior national silver medalist and the 2023 Russian junior Grand Prix final champion.
She has landed the quadruple Lutz and quadruple toe loop in domestic competitions.
Personal life Alisa Dvoeglazova was born on 10 November 2008 in Moscow, Russia.
Career Early career Dvoeglazova began learning how to skate at the age of four after her mother, a figure skating fan, decided to introduce her to the sport. She was coached by Anastasia Burnova until the age of eleven.
In November 2020, Dvoeglazova successfully tried out to join Eteri Tutberidze's school of skaters. She then proceeded to make her national debut at the 2021 Russian Novice Championships, where she finished in fifth place.
2021–2022 season: Junior debut Dvoeglazova started her season by making her junior level debut domestically, winning bronze at 2022 Russian Cup Stage I, Sysran and silver at 2022 Russian Cup Stage III, Sirius. She went on to compete at the 2022 Russian Junior Championships.
In February, Dvoeglazova concluded her season with a bronze medal at the 2022 Russian Cup Final.
2022–2023 season Due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, all Russian figure skaters were banned from competing international competition by the International Skating Union. Dvoeglazova thus continued to compete domestically as a junior, winning silver at 2022 Russian Grand Prix II, Sochi and gold at 2022 Russian Grand Prix V, Samara.
Following those events, Dvoeglazova suffered a fracture and crack to her tibia and was forced to sit out the remainder of the season.
2023–2024 season Dvoeglazova started her season by winning silver at 2023 Russian Grand Prix II, Omsk and gold at 2023 Russian Grand Prix V, Samara. Going on to compete at the 2024 Russian Junior Championships, Dvoeglazova won the silver medal behind training mate, Margarita Bazyluk.
Dvoeglazova then concluded her season by winning gold at the 2024 Russian Grand Prix Final, defeating Bazyluk by almost ten points.
2024–2025 season Dvoeglazova began her final season as a junior-level skater by winning silver at 2024 Russian Grand Prix IV, Krasnoyarsk and gold at 2024 Russian Grand Prix V, Moscow.
In February, she won the silver medal at the 2025 Russian Junior Championships behind Elena Kostyleva and in front of Sofia Dzepka. Later that month, Dvoeglazova once again won the silver medal behind Kostyleva at the 2025 Russian Grand Prix Final.
2025–2026 season: Senior debut and national silver medal Moving up to the senior level, Dvoeglazova opened her season by winning gold at 2025 Russian Grand Prix II, Krasnoyarsk and silver at 2025 Russian Grand Prix V, Krasnoyarsk. She then went on to make her senior national debut at the 2026 Russian Championships, placing second in the short program and winning the free skate to win the silver medal behind training mate, Adeliia Petrosian.
In March, Dvoeglazova closed her season by winning the gold medal at the 2026 Russian Grand Prix Final. The following month, she was awarded the title of Master of Sports of Russia by the Russian Ministry of Sport.
2026–2027 season During the off season, it was announced that Dvoeglazova had sustained a hip injury during the "Team Tutberidze Ice Show Tour" and would be required to sit out of the first half of the upcoming competitive season.
On 30 June 2026, the International Skating Union announced that figure skaters from Russia and Belarus would be allowed to compete at international competitions as Individual Neutral Athletes (AINs). Each of these skaters are required to undergo an individual assessment conducted by the ISU Council to determine whether they meet the criteria for neutral status. Dvoeglazova's application was approved, making her eligible to compete internationally as a neutral athlete.
Programs Season Short program Free skating Exhibition 2019–2020 You Must Love Me Giselle Pas seul (Bürgmüller interpolation) No. 11 Apparition de Giselle Act II: Together Again No.8(bis) Final 2020–2021 Ping Pong Kiki Swing 2021–2022 Once Upon a December Chicago Funny Honey Nowadays (Roxie) Nowadays / Hot Honey Rag (Medley Title) 2022–2023 Hymne à l'amour La La Land Epilogue Audition (The Fools Who Dream) 2023–2024 Внеорбитные (Extra-Orbital) 2024–2025 The Windmills of Your Mind Sous le ciel de Paris Milord 2025–2026 Dernière danse ABBA Medley Money, Money, Money Dancing Queen (Piano Instrumental) Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) The Windmills of Your Mind
Sous le ciel de Paris Milord
Both Sides, Now 2026–2027 Creepby Radioheadperformed by Lucy Kaychoreo. by Daniil Gleikhengauz and Eteri Tutberidze Fortanach Abdication Forbidden Fruit
Competitive highlights
Skating for Russia
Detailed results Senior level
Skating for Russia
Junior level
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