Start of the season in Innsbruck's athletics hall

So does the pole vault ace Nathalie Kofler . The 17-year-old from Lana, who was recently in training camp with the U20 national team in Formia, started her season with 3,50 meters. So she missed her own South Tyrolean national record by just 30 cm. teammate Nicole Indra jumped 3.20 meters. Her father, M60 Masters World Champion Hubert Indra , however, came to 3,50 meters.

Won in the high jump Alberto Masera with 2,00 meters. The Bolzano native from Athletic Club 96, who also came directly from Formia, then failed three times at 2,03 meters. His club colleague won the women’s competition Giulia Telchini with 1,50 meters.

The long jump competitions also brought South Tyrolean victories. The 18-year-old from Vinschger was in the men's category Mirko Lepir At 6,56 meters at the top, the Pusterer is four years younger Paul Tit came to 5.36 meters. In the women's competition, Lepir's club colleague Nora Rinner won with 5.12 meters. The three figureheads of the South Tyrol Team Club were also there: Sarah Fischller from Signat (5,06 meters), the Neumarkt resident Anastasia Veronesi Vedovelli (5,05 meters) and Corinna Adami (4,83 meters) took 2nd, 3rd and 4th place.

Veronesi Vedovelli also won her first U18 60 meter hurdles race in 8,91 seconds. Second place went to the woman from Bruneck Ariane Wurzer in 10,03 seconds. Once again, Pusterer's sprint hopes were gone Ira Harrasser over 60 meters (7,96 seconds). The Siebeneicher starting for Bracco Milan Julia Calliari ran the 60 meters in 8,13 seconds and Maria Theresia Schwingshackl from Bruneck in 8,23 seconds.

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Start of the season in Innsbruck's athletics hall

Almost as is tradition, many South Tyrolean athletes took the opportunity to do an initial form check in the new athletics hall in Innsbruck at the weekend.

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