Rjazanova-Ermolova, Irina Evgen'evna, International Tennis Champion

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At the Championships Of The USSR Of Tennis of 3rd February 1954 she was awarded second place (although it doesn't state in which category but showing technique and "beautiful game" - possibly youth mixed doubles) and a first place in Youth Female Singles.

Champion Of The Soviet Union again!

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At the same Championships she was also placed Second in Female Youth Doubles.

Most of these "Diplomas" are folded over A3 (ish) documents with a design on the front but due to the difficulty of scanning in (even the smaller ones) I've not bothered with most of the front covers but I'm sure everyone gets the gist.

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Second Place as part of the Tbilisi Dinamo Team at the Youth Team Competition Championships of Dinamo on 6th July 1955.

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At the All-Union Youth Champions on 26th July 1955 she won Third Place in the Female Singles (17-18 year olds) and in Mixed Doubles (17-18 year olds).

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But once again Champion Of The Soviet Union, Female Doubles (17-18 year olds).

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Progressing even higher, International Champion as part of the Tbilisi Youth Team in the International Youth Indoor Tennis Championships on 30th March 1956.

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Completing a hat-trick of hat-tricks at the Tbilisi Championships 1956 in the 1938-9 section.

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At the First Spartakiad Of The Peoples Of The USSR she came 5th in Tennis as part of the Georgian SSR Team.

The full results were;

1st Moscow
2nd Ukrainian SSR
3rd Estonian SSR
4th Leningrad
5th Georgian SSR
6th Russian SFSR
7th Lithuanian SSR
8th Armenian SSR
9th Azeri SSR
10th Belorussian SSR
11th Latvian SSR
12th Moldavian SSR
13th Uzbek SSR
14th Tadjik SSR
15th Kazak SSR
16th Karelian ASSR
17th Kirghiz SSR
18th Turkmen SSR

The Tennis players even got their own stamp.

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Champion again. Member of Tbilisi Dinamo in the All-Union Youth Championships Of Tennis (22nd August) 1956

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Triple Champion Of The Soviet Union!

All-Union Competition Of Tennis 1956 28th August 1958.

Singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles (All the in Senior Youth sections)