She was 4th in the team competition with her sister, and individually, she ended 4th with rope, 11th with ball, 6th with clubs and 4th with ribbon.

[3] In October she beat her sister to become the national champion in the junior category and won silver at the Romanian Cup a few weeks later.

[7] In the team event, she and her teammate Amalia Lică won silver, only the second medals for Romania in a junior European Championship and the first since 1993,[8] behind Israel and above Bulgaria.

Following this dispute, Dragan was removed from the Romanian national team and given only two hours a day for training.

Among them was Dragan, who alleged that she had witnessed other gymnasts being insulted and that Deleanu had called her "a whore" when she was only fourteen years old.