Career: CSKA Samara (Russia-Superleague, 1995-98), CSKA Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 1998-99), Tigers Wels (Austria-AWBL AH1, 1999-2000), Faenza (Italy-A1, 2000-01), CSKA Samara (Russia-Superleague, 2001-03), Kumho Life Falcons (South Korea-WKBL, 2003), CSKA Samara (Russia-Superleague, 2003-04), Dynamo Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 2004), Baltiyskaia Zvezda Saint-Petersburg (Russia-Superleague, 2004), Dynamo Moscow (Russia-Superleague, 2004-07), UMMC Ekaterinburg (Russia-Superleague, 2007-09).

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Oxana Rakhmatulina is clearly an experienced player as she already took part in eight campaigns of the Russian national team. During Igor Grudin's period she became the leader of the team on and off the court. It will probably be the same with Valery Tikhonenko. Her statistics have never been very flashy because she is an unselfish player. For the same reason she is essential to the selection. Last season with Ekaterinburg, Rakhmatulina got very little playing time, still averaging 2.0 assists in EuroLeague Women and 2.2 assists in the Russian Superleague.