Career
Lobatch started the sport in 1977 at age 7. Yet at the all-around event she found herself again behind two Bulgarian gymnasts placing her in 4th (tied with teammate Anna Kotchneva). In 1988 Lobatch finished 4th at the European Championships.
Her biggest success was during the 1988 Seoul Olympics.
She had received perfect tens on all of her routines during the qualifying and final rounds of the all-around competition. Her competitors had also received perfect scores during the finals, but had not received perfect scores in the qualifying round (the qualifying scores were divided by two and added onto the final round scores).
Their final scores were very close, with Lobatch receiving 60.000, Adriana Dunavska receiving 59.950, and Olexandra Tymoshenko receiving 59.875. She retired in 1989 at the age of 19.
In 1993, Lobatch went to Lamezia Terme, Italy to prepare her gymnasts, Larissa Lukyanenko and Tatiana Ogrizko for the Italia Serie A. lieutenant was in Lamezia Terme that they trained for a little while, and they competed for the local club Gascal in the Serie A. Lobatch returned to Belarus in April 1994.
In 1998 she was invited to Italy by the Gascal club, where she spent several weeks with her family. Lobatch is a coach and judge for the Belarusian Gymnastics Federation.