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Irina Sokolovskaya
Irina SOKOLOVSKAYA (Russia)
DOB: 03.01.1983
Place of birth: Vologda (Russia)
Height: 186cm/6'1"
Weight: 74kg/163lbs
Position: SF/PF
Main statistics
Points per game 0
Rebounds per game 1
Assists per game 0
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Career: Chevakata Vologda (Russia-Superleague, 1998-2003), Dynamo Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 2003-04), Chevakata Vologda (Russia-Superleague, 2004-07), CSKA Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 2007-08).

The Vologda native is first of all a scorer who has never seen a shot she doesn’t like. In her last three years with Chevataka Vologda, she averaged more than 10 points per game in the EuroCup. Last summer, she moved to CSKA Moscow and saw her role reduced, but remains a reliable option for the Russia National Team. She helped Russia capture the gold medal at EuroBasket 2007. It was special for her as her father, Boris Sokolovski, served as an assistant coach on Igor Grudin’s staff. This season, “Sokol” (which means “the falcon”) averaged 3.1 points and 1.3 rebounds in the EuroLeague Women for CSKA Moscow.

  		 
PARTICIPATION IN FIBA COMPETITION
 Competition   PPG   RPG   APG 
 EuroCup Women 2012  4.6  4   0.8 
 EuroLeague Women 2011  2.3  1.3   0 
 Women SuperCup 2011  8  1   0 
 EuroCup Women 2010  13.7  4.8   2.8 
 FIBA World Championship for Women 2010  2  1.2   0.4 
 EuroCup Women 2009  11.3  6.3   0.8 
 EuroLeague Women 2008  3.1  1.3   0.4 
 FIBA Diamond Ball Tournament for Women 2008  3  0.3   0 
 Olympic Games: Tournament Women 2008  0  1   0 
 EuroCup Women 2007  12.1  3.8   1.6 
 EuroBasket Women 2007  5.3  3.3   0.3 
 FIBA World League for Women 2007  5  2.7   0.7 
 EuroCup Women 2006  13.9  5.6   1.4 
 EuroBasket Women 2005  2.8  1.3   0 
 FIBA Europe Cup Women 2005  14.8  6.3   1.5 
 FIBA Europe Cup Women 2004  3  2   0.8 
 FIBA Europe Cup for Women 2003  7.5  3   1.2 
 World Championship for Young Women 2003  6  3.5   0.3 
 Ronchetti Cup 2002  5.4  3   1 
 Ronchetti Cup 2001  1.5  3   0.5 
 World Championship for Junior Women 2001  2.3  1.9   0.3 
 European Championship for Junior Women 2000  2.7  1.3   0.3 
 European Championship for Cadettes 1999  13.5  7.5   0.3 
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