The Italian 3D archery championship ended last Saturday in Torre del Pozzo, with the assignment of the Under and Over 20 individual podiums in the naked bow, instinctive bow, longbow and compound divisions. The event, which started on Wednesday 25 September, was organized by the Uras Archers, with the collaboration of the Fitarco Sardinia Regional Committee and the patronage of the Region.
Winning the men’s Over 20 team gold, the third after the successes of 2011 and 2015, are the Arcieri Fivizzano (Bellotti, Gallo, Pontremolesi) who got the better of the defending champions Arcieri delle Alpi (Lazzaroni, Seimandi, Vieceli) 109-103. Bronze for the Tigullio Archers (Baldini, Godano, Noceti), winning over the Costa Etrusca Archers (De Pietro, Fani, Rossi) 105-93. The other team titles were awarded on Friday. The women’s gold medal was won by Sagitta Arcieri Pesaro (Donati, Giorgetti, Marcaccini) who beat the athletes of the Arcieri Città di Pescia (Crocioni, Pennacchi, Sacchetti) by one point in the last place, while the bronze medal goes to the Arcieri dell’Airone trio (Clerici, Desilvestri, Maffiuletti) who beat Sardara Archery Team (Angius, Masala, Nioi) 55-49.
The Arcieri Altopiano Piné (Avi, Giovannini, Maccarinelli) won the youth men’s tricolor, beating the Arcieri dell’Airone (Medina Cerrato, Scudeller, Tironi) 80-73 in the final. Third place for the Archi del Grande Falco (Manca, Mazzi, Romano) winning over the hosts Arcieri Uras (Nalli, Onali, Pinna) 67-58.
The women’s tricolor also goes to the Arcieri Altopiano Piné (Maccarinelli, Melchiori, Sitkevich) who get the better of Pol. Pegasus (Griguoli S., Griguoli D., Toscano) 86-77. Bronze to the Uras Archers (Cotza, Delunas, Mura) who won the Sardinian derby 59-40 against the Torres Sassari Archers (Figus, Pilo, Sanna).
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The Italian individual and team titles in 3D archery were awarded to Torre del Pozzo
The Over 20 individual titles
In the compound the defending champion Marco Bruno (Fiamme Azzurre) confirms last year’s gold by beating Paolo Pockaj (Zarja) by one point 42-41, while Raffaele Gallo (Arcieri Fivizzano) earns third place with 41-38 over Giusto Magrelli (Archers of the Middle Chienti).
Among the women, Irene Franchini (Fiamme Azzurre) also manages to confirm the tricolor, reaching 5 titles, beating the home athlete Ilaria Spanu (Arcieri Uras) by one point 39-38, while Elisa Baldo (Arcieri Decumanus Maximus) wins the bronze with 43-36 over Anna Puricelli (Agm).
In the Instinctive Bow Giuliano Faletti (Arcieri delle Alpi) wins his first gold in this division by winning the final with Luca Rossi (Arcieri Costa Etrusca) 31-26. Third place for Ivano Lolli (Le Frecce di S. Margherita) who got the better of Massimo Cavanna (AGA) 28-24.
Among the women, the match for first place saw the victory, for the first time in her career, of Michela Donati (Sagitta Arcieri Pesaro) who beat Barbara Pagliuca (Arcieri Costa Etrusca) 24-18. Erminia D’Agostino (Arco Club Capri) gets the bronze with 23-18 over Simonetta Graziani (Arcieri della Volpe Bianca).
In the bare bow Alessio Noceti (Arcieri Tigullio), at the end of a balanced match, won the challenge for the tricolor with Giuseppe Seimandi (Fiamme Azzurre) 41-40, reaching his second title after the one in 2022. Bronze for Alessandro Morini (Ypsilon Arco Club) who beat Simone Barbieri (Malin Archery Team) 39-36.
In the women’s category, the reigning champion Cinzia Noziglia (Fiammo Oro) confirms the Italian title and reaches six tricolors, the fifth in a row, narrowly surpassing the home favorite Eleonora Meloni (Arcieri Uras) 35-34 who is unable to complete the comeback at last arrow. Rania Braccini (Arcieri Lucca) takes the bronze by beating Alia Hamoude (Arcieri Virtus) 37-28.
In the longbow Ignazio Efisio Tiana (Annuagras) wins his first career tricolor thanks to 35-26 over Alfredo Dondi (Le Frecce di S. Margherita) and Riccardo Bergonzi (Shadow Archery Team) takes third place with 37-23 over Marco Pontremolesi (Fivizzano Archers).
Among the women, Gabriella Sabetta (Arcieri del Molise) also wrote her name on the event’s roll of honor for the first time, beating Cristina Fiorano (Le Frecce di S. Margherita) 29-15 in the final, while the outgoing champion Maria Cristina Giorgetti (Sagitta Arcieri Pesaro) takes home the bronze by beating her teammate Elena Garbugli (Sagitta Arcieri Pesaro) 31-21.
The Under 20 individual titles
In the compound the defending champion Mattia Corgiat Loia (Arcieri Iuvenilia) is overtaken at the last arrow by Davide Ciaccarini (Puma Riano), who takes home his first tricolor with the final 37-36. In the challenge for third place Mattia Celi (Compagnia degli Etruschi) wins at the last arrow 40-39 against Omar Cecco (Arcieri del Tagliamento) after a long head-to-head. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>
In the women’s category, the reigning champion Martina Del Duca (Sardara Archery Team) manages to confirm herself on the top step of the podium, with the complicity of Sofia Morari (Arcieri dell’Airone) who, leading at the last arrow, allows herself to be overtaken by Sardinian athlete 34-31. Ginevra Seneca (Arcieri Altopiano Piné) wins the derby for bronze at the last arrow with Sara Conci (Arcieri Altopiano Piné) with the final 34-32.
In the instinctive arch, Mattia Cabodi (Hunter Archery Team) wins gold again, beating Tiziano Piumatti (Arcclub I Falchi di Bra) 34-15. Third place already assigned to Gabriele Arras (Arcieri Torres Sassari).
In the women’s event, the defending champion Asia Genovese (Arcieri Sagittario) fails to defend the 2023 title, gold which instead goes to Ylenia Bianchi (Arcieri della Volpe Bianca), who won 28-25. In third place is Matilde Cabodi (Hunter Archery Team) who prevails 13-10 over Alessandra Schiavi (Le Frecce di S. Margherita).
In the bare bow Matteo Dessì (Annuagras) gets the gold medal by beating Gabriele Pizzutto (Arcieri della Fenice Fvg) 40-29 in the final and Gabriele Medina Cerrato (Arcieri dell’Airone) wins the bronze with 31-23 over Antonio Mottola (Archers of the Star).
In the women’s Emma Svaldi (Arcieri Altopiano Piné) wins the tricolor with 31-28 over Claudia Aluzzi (Arcieri della Stella), while third place goes to Sofia Toscano (Pol. Pegasus) overcoming Marta Malacrida (Arcieri dell’Airone) 34- 21.
In the longbow the match for gold sees the victory of Flavio Manca (Archi del Gran Falco) who beats the home athlete Edoardo Pinna (Arcieri Uras) 18-10 in the final. The bronze was won by Thomas Casula (Arcieri Terranoa Olbia) who closed the challenge with Alessio Tironi (Arcieri dell’Airone) 23-18.
In the women’s category, the Italian title was won by Elena Maccarinelli (Arcieri Altopiano Piné) overcoming Silvia Porretta (Arcieri delle Due Corone) 18-8, while Emma Calcagno (Le Frecce di S. Margherita) took third place with 15-11 over Deborah Griguoli (Pol. Pegasus).
I titoli individuali mixed team Over 20
Arcieri Fivizzano (Brogi, Pontremolesi) won the tricolor in the longbow, beating Sagitta Arcieri Pesaro (Giorgetti, Ambrosi) in the final 60-54. Third place for the Frecce di S. Margherita (Forni, Dondi) who won the match against the Arcieri Torres Sassari (Bozzi, Arca) 50-38.
In naked arch, gold medal for the Tigullio Archers (Noziglia, Noceti) who beat the Città di Pescia Archers (Colombo, Pennacchi) 65-52. On the third step of the podium the home athletes of the Arcieri Uras (Meloni, Bandini) who came from behind to overcome the Arcieri dell’Ortica (Goldoni, Figliola) 64-63.
The Frecce di S. Margherita (Forni, Lolli) took the Italian title in the instinctive bow thanks to the 52-44 obtained over the Arcieri della Volpe Bianca (Graziani, Macciocca). Bronze for the Arcieri Costa Etrusca (Pagliuca, Rossi) who won the final 54-45 over Arcclub I Falchi di Bra (Bo, Panero).
The Arcieri dell’Airone (Maffiuletti, Tironi) took first place in the compound, overcoming the Arcieri Iuvenilia (Matzutzi, Bruno) 78-71, while the Arcieri delle Alpi (Franchini, Vieceli) placed third after the winning playoff over the Arcieri Grande Milano (Puricelli, Casiello) 83-83 (20-18).
I titoli individuali mixed team Under 20
The youth longbow title goes to the Arcieri Altopiano Piné: Elena and Daniele Maccarinelli beat the home team of the Arcieri Uras (Cotza, Pinna) 38-15.
The Arcieri della Fenice Fvg won the bare bow gold in the youth competition with Monica and Gabriele Pizzutto beating the Arcieri del Falco (Carlini, Fagioli) 72-55. Third place for the Altopiano Piné Archers (Avi, Sitkevich) who got the better of the Airone Archers (Malacrida, Medina Cerrato) who finished 49-41.
Instinctive Bow – Matilde and Mattia Cabodi of the Hunter Archery Team take first place in the instinctive bow, beating the Uras Archers (Figus, Arras) 57-20.
Finally, the compound youth title goes to the Arcieri dell’Airone (Morari, Scudeller) who beat the Sardara Archery Team (Del Duca, Melis) 77-69 in the final. Bronze to the Arcieri Altopiano Piné (Melchiori, Giovannini) after 71-67 over Francesca and Antonio Garofalo of the Arcieri della Stella.
Monday, September 30, 2024
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