Giulia Fongaro won the women's 100 meter dash. © Sportissimus

Seven new records at the track and field meet

At the 5th athletics meeting in the city of Bolzano, which was the first stage of the Speed ​​King & Queen Trentino South Tyrol for the first time this year, seven new records were set on Saturday.

June 03, 2023

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At the meeting organized by the ASD Runners Club Bozen Raiffeisen and Athletic Club 96 Alperia, 24-year-old Pamela Croce (US Quercia) particularly shone. She became a protagonist in the high jump by improving the old meeting record by nine centimeters and crossing the bar at a height of 1,79 meters. The javelin thrower Adele Toniutto (ASD Team Treviso) also showed an outstanding performance, winning the women's event and setting a new record with a distance of 50,42 meters. The two other records were set by the female runners.

In the 100 meter final, Giulia Fongaro from Atletica Vicentina won with the superior best time of 11.65 seconds, which made her about half a second faster than her first pursuers Nancy Demattè and Arianna Bacelle. In the final of the 100 meter hurdles, Elena Marini also clearly prevailed over her competitors and improved the meeting record to 13.70 seconds. From a South Tyrolean perspective, two athletes were able to win the day: Petra Nardelli won in the 400 meters, Lara Vorhauser came first in the 800 meter race. Anita Nalesso (Trevisatletica) and Carol Zangobbo (Assindustria Sport), however, prevailed in the shot put and long jump.

Three records for men

Among the men, three athletes in particular stood out, two of whom are even from one of the organizing clubs, the Athletic Club 96 Alperia: Destiny Nkeonye put his stamp on the long jump by achieving a new one with the incredible distance of 7,44 meters Meeting record set. And Lorenzo Ianes from Trentino also excelled in the 100 meters when he stopped the clock after 10 seconds and 36 hundredths. The third meeting record was in the 110 meter hurdles, where Giacomo Zampese from the ASD Atletica Biotekna club crossed the finish line after just 15.07 seconds, improving the previous record by 38 hundredths.

Destiny Nkeonye jumped the furthest. © Sportissimus

In the other competitions in the men's general class, Mattia Pivetta (400 meters), Filippo Bisetto (88 meters), Mattia Meneghini (high jump), Hubert Göller (javelin throw) and Giacomo Bona (shot put) prevailed. Above all, the results of the 100 meter races and hurdles should be remembered, as they also count towards the overall ranking of the Speed ​​King & Queen Trentino South Tyrol.

After the first stage in Bolzano, the Speed ​​King & Queen Trentino South Tyrol continues on June 17th with the 1st Meeting Pergine before it ends on July 1st at the Queenatletica Arco Games 2.0 in Arco. Numerous athletes from the region and beyond took part in the event organized by the two Bolzano clubs. In addition to the competitions in the general class category, three competitions were also held for athletes in the “Cadetti” category.

The results

General Class Ladies
100m
1. Giulia Fongaro (Atl. Vicentina) 11.65
2. Nancy Demattè (US Quercia) 12.12
3. Arianna Bacelle (Assindustria Sport) 12.18

100m hurdles
1. Elena Marini (ASD Team Treviso) 13.70
2. Azzurra Ballin (Assindustria Sport) 14.14
3. Martina Agostini (Assindustria Sport) 14.15

400m
1. Petra Nardelli (ASD Südtirol Team Club) 54.00
2. Giulia Torresani (Atl. Valli di Non e Sole) 57.42
2. Alessia Peduzzi (ASD Atletica Sanremo) 57.55

800m
1. Lara Vorhauser (ASV Sterzing Volksbank) 2:17.30
2. Emma Ghirardello Pichler (SC Meran) 2:17.80
3. Vanessa Russo (Atl. Running Merano) 2:18.17

Weitsprung
1. Carol Zangobbo (Assindustria Sport) 5,94 m
2.Martina Tomasi (Atletica Trento) 5,58 m
3.Stella Agostini (Assindustria Sport) 5,51 m

Hochsprung
1. Pamela Croce (US Quercia) 1,79 m
2. Linda Maria Pircher (ASV Lana Raika) 1,67 m
3. Laura Hofer (ASV Lana Raika) 1,64 m

Shot put
1. Anita Nalesso (Trevisatletica) 13,36 m
2.Isabella Tarraran (Associazione Atletica NEVI) 9,45 m
3. Nadia Prato (SG Eisacktal Raiffeisen ASV) 9,40 m

Javelin throw
1. Adele Toniutto (ASD Team Treviso) 50,42 m
2. Annie Capitanio (Atl. Vicentina) 38,86 m
3. Alessia Goffi (Atletica Gherdeina Raiffeisen) 37,62 m

General class gentlemen
100m
1. Lorenzo Ianes (Athletic Club 96 Alperia) 10.36
2. Davide Guidolin (Atl. Vicentina) 10.57
3.Davide Giambellini (ASD Atletica Ovest Vicentino) 10.60

110m hurdles
1. Giacomo Zampese (ASD Atletica Biotekna) 15.07
2. Alessandro Gobbi (US Quercia) 15.86
3. Paolo Soccal (Athletic Club Firex Belluno) 16.15

400m
1. Mattia Pivetta (CSS Leonardo Da Vinci) 50.37
2.Andrea De Jorio (Lagarina Crus Team) 50.70
3.Hannes Unterholzner (ASV Lana Raika) 53.17

800m
1. Filippo Bisetto (Trevisatletica) 1:56.67
2.Alexander Mayr (SSV Bruneck ASV) 2:03.72
3.Valentino Luca Melle (ASD Südtirol Team Club) 2:07.20

Weitsprung
1. Destiny Nkeonye (Athletic Club 96 Alperia) 7,44 m
2. Nicola Paletti (Lagarina Crus Team) 7,23 m
3. Andrea Furlan Pavesi (US Quercia) 6,98 m

Hochsprung
1. Mattia Meneghini (CSS Leonardo da Vinci) 2,00 m
2. Furio Xul Robinson (CSS Leonardo da Vinci) 1,85 m
3. Alberto Basso (Trevisatletica) 1,80 m

Shot put
1. Destiny Nkeonye (Athletic Club 96 Alperia) 7,44 m
2. Nicola Paletti (Lagarina Crus Team) 7,23 m
3. Andrea Furlan Pavesi (US Quercia) 6,98 m

Javelin throw
1. Hubert Göller (Athletic Club 96 Alperia) 61,16 m
2. Marco Bernardi (Atl. Vicentina) 57,02 m
3. Jakob Göller (Passeier amateur sports club) 49,90 m