Ekaterina Ishova

[2] At the European Cross Country Championships she was a junior silver medallist in 2006 and 2007 before leading the Russian junior women to bronze with a seventh place at the 2008 European Cross Country Championships.[4] A silver medal in that event came at the 2011 European Athletics U23 Championships, where she was second only to Ethiopian-Azerbaijani runner Layes Abdullayeva.[7] Her senior debut came at the 2012 European Athletics Championships, where she placed fourth, slightly behind Ukraine's Anna Mishchenko.[8] After retrospective analysis, her drug test immediately prior to the 2011 European U23 Championships was found to be adverse and her results were annulled for doping from 12 July 2011 onwards (meaning the loss of her European and Universiade medals).Given the circumstances, her ban also extended for a further two years, meaning she was ruled ineligible until October 2015.
Russianmiddle-long-distance runnercross country running2006 IAAF World Cross Country ChampionshipsEuropean Cross Country Championships2008 European Cross Country Championships2008 World Junior Championships in Athletics1500 metres3000 metres5000 metres2009 European Athletics U23 Championships2011 European Athletics U23 ChampionshipsLayes AbdullayevaBarcelona MeetingUniversiade2012 European Athletics ChampionshipsAnna MishchenkoList of doping cases in athleticsEuropean Athletics AssociationWayback MachineWorld AthleticsRussian Athletics ChampionshipsKlara KashapovaEbru KavaklıoğluOlga YegorovaTatyana TomashovaLiliya ShobukhovaGulnara Samitova-GalkinaRegina RakhimkulovaYekaterina VolkovaOlga GolovkinaYelena ZadorozhnayaYelena NagovitsynaYelena KorobkinaOlena Zhupiyeva-VyazovaYelena Romanova