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Results

Games	Discipline (Sport) / Event	NOC / Team	Pos	Medal	As
1994 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	UKR			Olena Ohurtsova
	Sprint, Women (Olympic)		14
	Individual, Women (Olympic)		12
	Relay, Women (Olympic)	Ukraine	5
1998 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	UKR			Olena Zubrilova
	Individual, Women (Olympic)		28
	Relay, Women (Olympic)	Ukraine	5
2002 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	UKR			Olena Zubrilova
	Sprint, Women (Olympic)		59
	Pursuit, Women (Olympic)		DNS
	Individual, Women (Olympic)		34
	Relay, Women (Olympic)	Ukraine	10
2006 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	BLR			Alena Zubrilava
	Sprint, Women (Olympic)		5
	Pursuit, Women (Olympic)		25
	Mass Start, Women (Olympic)		16
	Individual, Women (Olympic)		14
	Relay, Women (Olympic)	Belarus	4

List mentions

• Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Biathlon Championships (2–4–3 1994 Kontiolahti bronze: 3×6 km relay (competed as Olena Ohurtsova for Ukraine); 1996 Racines silver: 3×6 km relay (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2003 Forni Avoltri silver: 10 km pursuit, bronze: 4×6 km relay (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Belarus); 2004 Minsk gold: 7.5 km sprint, silver: 15 km and 4×6 km relay, bronze: 10 km pursuit (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Belarus); 2006 Langdorf gold: 4×6 km relay (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Belarus))
• Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the Summer Biathlon World Championships (1–3–2 2001 Duszniki-Zdrój bronze: 4×4 km relay CC (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2002 Jablonec nad Nisou silver: 4×3 km relay CC (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2003 Forni Avoltri gold: 4×3 km relay CC, silver: 3 km sprint CC and 5 km pursuit CC, bronze: 5 km mass start CC (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Belarus))
• Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Biathlon Championships (4–5–8 1996 Ruhpolding silver: team, bronze: 4×7.5 km relay (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 1997 Osrblie silver: 7.5 km sprint, 10 km pursuit, and 15 km, bronze: team (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 1999 Kontiolahti/Oslo gold: 10 km pursuit, 12.5 km mass start, and 15 km, bronze: 7.5 km sprint (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2000 Oslo/Lahti bronze: 4×7.5 km relay (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2001 Pokljuka bronze: 15 km and 4×7.5 km relay (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2002 Oslo gold: 12.5 km mass start (competed as Olena Zubrilova for Ukraine); 2003 Khanty-Mansiysk silver: 15 km (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Belarus); 2005 Hochfilzen/Khanty-Mansiysk bronze: 7.5 km sprint and 4×6 km relay (competed as Yelena Zubrilova for Belarus))