In 2005 in Kharkiv she taken 2nd place in international women's chess tournament Femida 2005 (tournament won Oksana Vozovic). In 2007 she taken 2nd place in Kharkiv Rector cup. In 2009 in Suzdal she won Elisaveta Bykova memorial and in Kharkiv won international women's chess tournament Kaissa 2009. In 2011 in Saint Petersburg she taken 2nd place in Lyudmila Rudenko memorial (tournament won Aleksandra Goryachkina). In 2012 in Jakarta she taken 3rd place in international women's chess tournament Japfa Chess Festival. In 2014 she won international women's chess tournament in Sautron. In 2017, she took second place in the Maria Albulet Memorial in Braila.
