All South Tyrolean teams reach the final in the team game

After the second half of the season on Thursday, all 3 teams are in the first 4 places and will therefore start in the play-out game on Saturday. Germany and Austria are in the first two places in the three age groups and have therefore already secured precious metal. The domestic U3 team will face the Czech Republic on Saturday to make it to the semi-finals. The U16 team, on the other hand, has to prove itself as currently 19th against Slovenia. Slovenia and Italy are tied in 4rd and 10th place with 3 points. The U23 team is in 3rd place behind Austria with the same number of points, but a worse stock difference. The Italian national team is considered to have good chances in the playout game against Switzerland, especially since the Swiss national team was unable to win any games in the preliminary round. First European Championship medals secured for South Tyrol Nicole Kühbacher, Daniel Stuppner, Fabian Eder and Johanna Kamelger won European Championship bronze in the U23 mixed target team competition. Behind Austria and Germany, the local athletes grabbed the last podium ahead of Switzerland and the Czech Republic. Except for the last attempts, European Championship silver was within reach, but in the end, 30 points behind, it was still a long way off. Individual medals within reach for South Tyroleans In the preliminary rounds of the target competitions, some South Tyrolean participants achieved good starting positions for the finals today. Johanna Kamelger is currently in third place in the U289 women's rankings with 3 points. In the juniors, Georg Mumelter from Terlan achieved 23 points and is therefore only 319 points outside the medal ranks. In the younger age groups, the podium places are almost out of reach for the South Tyrolean athletes. A total of 5 local players will start in the individual finals tomorrow. The results of previous competitions U23 mixed target team competition: 1. Austria 314 points 2. Germany 286 points 3. Italy 256 points (Nicole Kühbacher, Daniel Stuppner, Fabian Eder, Johanna Kamelger) 4. Switzerland 229 points 5. Czech Republic 168 points The results of the preliminary round in the target competition: U16: 1. Florian Kreuzeder (D) 298; 2. Marco Straubinger (D) 287; 3. David Lettner (Ö) 279; (…) 8. Laurin Lintner Eisenstangen 251; 10. Dominik Sieder 213; 11. Luisa Bacher 208; 12. Jonas Mittermair 204. U19: 1. Florian Penz (Austria) 315; 2. Hansi Obermayer (D) 313; 3. Andreas Scharrer (Ö) 306; (…) 6. Lukas Abfalterer 270; 12. Matthias Plank 210; 14. Marie Hofer 197; 17. Nadin Karnutsch 192. U23: 1. Christian Hein (D) 341; 2. Michael Regenfelder (Ö) 331; 3. Florian March (Ö) 324; (…) 5. Georg Mumelter 319; 7. Fabian Eder 304; 11. Noah Egger 241; 13. Matthias Reiterer 206. U23 women: 1. Anna Hinteraicher (D) 324; 2. Alina Mayer (D) 322; 3. Johanna Kamelger 289; 7. Nicole Kühbacher 269; 8. Nadya Dezini 247; 12. Lena Oberleiter 216. The team rankings after the preliminary rounds: U16: 1. Austria 14 points; 2. Germany 12; 3. Italy 10 (Luisa Bacher, Laurin Lintner Eisenstecken, Michael Mair, Jonas Mittermair, Dominik Sieder); 4. Czech Republic 2;Difference -54; 5. Lithuania 2/-105. U19: 1. Germany 19; 2. Austria 15; 3. Slovenia 10/8; 4. Italy 10/5 (Lukas Abfalterer, Marie Hofer, Nadin Karnutsch, Jonathan Mair at Tinkhof, Matthias Plank); 5. Czech Republic 4; 6. Switzerland 2. U23: 1. Austria 20; 2. Germany 14/55; 3. Italy 14/18 (Fabian Eder, Noah Egger, Georg Mumelter, Matthias Reiterer, Daniel Stuppner); 4. Switzerland 0.

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All South Tyrolean teams reach the final in the team game

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