Cavalleri relay Italian champion with the sports group

The 24-year-old from Innich, who competes for the army sports group, won the 4x400 m with Marta Milani, Maria Chigbolu and Raphaela Lukudo in 3:34.80 minutes, 26 hundredths of a second ahead of the Milan club Pro Patria. For Cavalleri it was the third “Tricolore” after she was crowned Italian champion at the Italian Indoor Championships this year in February and last year. Cavalleri was South Tyrol's great hope for a medal. In addition to the relay competition, she also competed in the 400 m hurdles, where she narrowly missed a place on the podium. In the end, the woman from Puster crossed the finish line in a good fifth place in 57.97 seconds, just 57.60 hundredths of a second away from Linda Olivieri's bronze medal (37). The victory went to top favorite Ayomide Folorunso, who was able to hold her own in 56.47 seconds ahead of Eleonora Marchiando (57.45). Infantino wins gold in the 200 m Like last year, Antonio Infantino from Athletic Club 96 Bozen was crowned Italian champion over 200 m. The sprinter, who lives in London, won in 20.71 seconds ahead of Andrea Federici (21.20) and Lorenzo Angelini (21.30). Teammate Antonino Trio also won silver in the long jump with 7.56 m. Gianluca Tamberi, who also competes for the Bolzano club, secured bronze in the javelin throw with 69.82 m. Yesterday evening the 4x100 m relay team from Athletic Club 96 Bozen sensationally became the Italian relay champions. Alessandro Monte from Bolzano and his teammates Jacques Riparelli, Antonio Infantino and Kevin Giacomelli narrowly beat the La Fratellanza athletes (41.25) in 41.39 seconds. With sprint ace Infantino, long jumper Trio, javelin thrower Tamberi and the 4x100 m relay, Bruno Telchini's club won four medals, which is strong. In addition, with 9.630 points, the Bolzano team also secured the first phase of the Italian Club Championship, which was held at the same time in Padua. The second phase will take place in October. Pole vaulter Nicolò Fusaro also impressed in Padua. In yesterday's final, the young man from Bolzano came ninth with 4.90 m. In the women's race, Nathalie Kofler from Lana had to settle for 3.70th place with 12 m. Long jumper Anna Menz from Marling came 5.64th with 13 m. The results of the South Tyroleans at the Italian Championships in Padua Men 100m: 19. Jacques Riparelli (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 10.97 100m: 21. Alessandro Monte (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 11.05 200m: 1. Antonio Infantino (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 20.71 200m: 15. Brayan Lopez (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 21.73 400m: 8. Brayan Lopez (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 48.44 800m: 5. Abdessalam Machmach (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 1:49.06 Far: 2. Antonino Trio (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 7.56 Relay 4x100m: 1. Athletic Club 96 Bozen (Antonio Infantino, Jacques Riparelli, Alessandro Monte, Kevin Giacomelli) 41.25 Relay 4x400m: 6. Athletic Club 96 Bozen (Isalbet Juarez, Abdessalam Machmach, Farias Zin, Brayan Lopez) 3:15.21 Staff: 9. Nicolò Fusaro (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 4.90 Discus: 6. Daniel Compagno (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 53.02 Hammer: 6. Michele Ongarato (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 62.24 Ball: 16. Marco Dodoni (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 14.71 Javelin: 3. Gianluca Tamberi (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 69.82 Javelin: 17. Hubert Göller (Athletic Club 96 Bozen) 55.31 Women 100m: 19. Ira Harrasser (SSV Bruneck) 12.31 200m: 16. Ira Harrasser (SSV Bruneck) 24.96 400m hurdles: 5. Valentina Cavalleri (CS Esercito) 57.97 Relay 4x400m: 1. CS Esercito (Marta Milani, Valentina Cavalleri, Maria Chigbolu, Raphaela Lukudo) 3:34.80 Far: 13. Anna Menz (Atletica Firenze) 5.64 Staff: 12. Nathalie Kofler (SV Lana) 3.70

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Cavalleri relay Italian champion with the sports group

Valentina Cavalleri won the gold medal in the relay competition on the last day of the Italian general class championship in Padua.

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