Two South Tyrolean podium places at the 33rd Brixia Meeting

Alessandra Realdon from Bolzano climbed to the second highest podium in the 100 m hurdles ex aequo with the German runner Katja Schwab. Both athletes finished the race with a time of 14,50 seconds and were only beaten by Slovenia's Nika Glojnaric, who won in 13,87 seconds. Meanwhile, Mario Buniolo from Brixen took an excellent third place in the 100 m in 11,03 seconds. Only the Lombard Christian Jasmie Bapou (10,77 seconds) and the German Emmanuel Stubican (10,87 seconds) were faster than the South Tyrolean. Thomas Schiffregger from Bruneck, however, narrowly missed the podium in the long jump. With a distance of 6,92 m he landed in fourth place, but was at least able to celebrate his new personal best. The German Gianni Seeger (7,19 m) secured victory. The Kalter high jumper Andreas Galler also came fourth. At 1,93 m, he missed his personal best by just one centimeter. Siger was Stefano Sottile from Piedmont with an excellent 2,17 m.

World-class performances in the women's long jump This year's Brixia Meeting also made people sit up and take notice with some world-class performances. In the women's long jump, Lisa Maihöfer (6,31 m) from Baden-Württemberg and Maja Bedrac (6,27 m) from Slovenia took second and third place on the current U18 world best list. In the high jump, Stefano Sottile from Piedmont cleared 2,17 m and set a new Brixia meeting record. Luca Dieckmann from Baden-Württemberg won the decathlon with 7037 points, while Marco Leone from Lombardy set a new U6528 Italian record with 18 points. The 18 m of shot put winner Sydney Giampietro from Lombardy also represents a new Italian U16,75 record

Brixia Meeting: The results of the South Tyroleans Women U18: 100m: 6. Valeria Mura 12,35 200m: 7. Valeria Mura 25,29 400m: 12. Katharina Oberhammer 58,93 800m: 11. Carmen Vikoler 2.23,59 1500m: 10. Elisabeth Zingerle 4.55,09, 15. Hanna Raffeiner 5.13,22 100m hurdles: 2. Alessandra Realdon 14,50 400m hurdles: 12. Isabel Vikoler 1.06,50 High: 12. Johanna Brandt 1,57 Far: 9. Sophie Mayr 5,36, 11. Isabel Sader 5,04 Three: 9. Isabel Eccli 10,94 Ball: 9. Stefanie Gruber 12,15 Discus: 13. Zoe Chavez 26,94 Javelin: 13. Solange Mendescá 28,77 Relay 4x100 m: 12. South Tyrol (Realdon, Brandt, Mura, Nicolodi) 48,61 Heptathlon: 12th Timea Kostner 3558

Men U18: 100m: 3. Mario Buniolo 11,03 200m: 10. Alex Bau 22,80 400m: 6. Michael Albrecht 50,85 800m: 9. Alex Cavalleri 2.00,31, 15. Lorenzo Telchini 2.02,86, 16. Paul Kelderer 2.03,57 1500m: 11. Daniel Pattis 4.11,92 2000m obstacle: 11. Simone Pilloni 6.36,84 110m hurdles: 15. Martin Unterweger 16,10 400m hurdles: 7. Nicolò Tomada 56,53 High: 4. Andreas Galler 1,93 Staff: 15. Alex Bertoglio 2,80 Far: 4. Thomas Schiffregger 6,92 Three: 14. Martin Unterweger 11,91 Ball: 9. Markus Gamper 14,78 Discus: 13. Simone Rizzello 31,13 Javelin: 11. Luca Agosti 39,92 Relay 4x100m: 9. South Tyrol (Tarnagda, Albrecht, Baú, Buniolo) 53,83 Decathlon: 10. Nicolo Fusaro 5122, 12. Simon Zandarco 4800

Team ranking Women U18: 1. Lombardy 226, 2. Baden Württemberg 220,5, 3. Veneto 205, 11. South Tyrol 122,5 Men U18: 1. Baden Württemberg 237, 2. Lombardy 217, 3. Bavaria 197,5, 12. South Tyrol 149 Total: 1. Baden Württemberg 457,5, 2. Lombardy 443, 3. Slovenia 394, 4. Veneto 394, 5. Bavaria 394, 6. Lazio 378, 7. Tuscany 349,5, 8. Piedmont 322,5, 9. Friuli 299,5, 10. Emilia Romagna 295,5, 11. South Tyrol 271,5

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Two South Tyrolean podium places at the 33rd Brixia Meeting

At the 33rd edition of the Brixia Meeting, South Tyrol's athletics talents made people sit up and take notice with two podium finishes.

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