South Tyrol has a new U16 Italian champion

In the women's team ranking, the South Tyrolean selection took 125th place overall with 11 points; the title went to the home team of Emilia Romagna with 162 points, ahead of Veneto (160) and Lombardy (159). The boys, however, didn't get past 14th place. A total of almost 650 athletes from 21 regions took part. In Forlì, several local athletes were able to impress. After Anna Hofer and Mattia Bucciarelli's silver medals yesterday, pentathlete Alessia Goffi was sensationally crowned Italian champion today. The flagship of Atletica Gherdeina was South Tyrol's great hope for a medal. The woman from Val Gardena showed extremely strong performances on both days of the competition. Goffi set new personal records in three disciplines - the high jump, javelin throw and over 600 m. The South Tyrolean also impressed in the 80 m hurdles and long jump. Goffi prevailed with 4.286 points and not only improved her previous record by 149 points, but also won the first Italian championship title in her young career. Annalisa Pastore from Piedmont came second with 4.209 points. Third-placed Sofia Bonafè (3.777) was already over 500 points behind Goffi. Markart won bronze in the 1000 m However, 14-year-old Laura Markart took bronze. The 1000 m specialist from ASV Vipiteno ran her parade discipline in 3:03.83 minutes (new best time) and, in an exciting finish, only had to trail the new Italian champion Linda Conchetto (3:02.49) from Veneto and Serena Quintiliani (3:03.72). give up. In addition, the 1200 m steeplechase Lisa Leuprecht and the javelin thrower Alessia Barborini each came ninth, while among the boys the South Tyrolean 4x100 m relay (Thomas Ennemoser, Daniele Tomasi, Mattia Bucciarelli, Mattia Cruciotti) took 46.11th place in 10 seconds. The Psairer javelin thrower Simon Burgmann came in 10th place. A total of eight medals at the Italian Youth Championships The four medals from Forlì mark the end of the track season for track and field athletes, which was once again very successful for South Tyrol this year. In total, the local young athletes won eight medals in the U16, U18, U20 and U23 age groups. At the U20 and U23 Italian Championships in Grosseto, long jumper Destiny Nkeonye and Lanan pole vaulter Nathalie Kofler won silver, while Bolzano pole vaulter Nicolò Fusaro took bronze. In the U18 category, the Signater javelin thrower Sarah Fiwickeler also secured the bronze medal in Rieti. All results of the South Tyroleans at the U16 Italian Championships in Forlì: Girls 80m: 17. Sara Franchi (South Tyrol Team Club) 11.09 300m: 11. Agata D'Angelo (South Tyrol Team Club) 42.61 1000m: 3. Laura Markart (ASV Vipiteno) 3:03.83 2000m: 2. Anna Hofer (Sportclub Merano) 6:36.97 1200 obstacle: 9. Lisa Leuprecht (SV Lana) 4:11.33 80m hurdles: 12. Emy Pupp (SSV Brixen) 13.26 300m hurdles: 15. Luianta Frei (SSV Brixen) 50.20 High: 18. Laura Hofer (SV Lana) 1.46 Far: 12. Lorena Lingg (LAC Vinschgau) 4.74 Staff: 15. Vittoria Giovanelli (SAB) 2.20 Javelin: 9. Alessia Barborini (SAB) 30.21 Discus: 14. Selina Jenegger (Atletica Gherdeina) 23.02 Ball: 10. Linda Haller (ASC Passeier) 9.51 Relay 4x100m: 13. South Tyrol (Sara Franchi, Agata D'Angelo, Emy Pupp, Lorena Lingg) 51.68 Pentathlon: 1. Alessia Goffi (Atletica Gherdeina) 4286 (80m hurdles: 12.64; high: 1.56; javelin: 38.31; long: 5.17; 600m: 1:43.73) boys 300m: 17. Christian Valt (SAB) 40.51 1000m: 18. Max De Carli (SAF) 3:01.48 1200m obstacle: 17. Valentino Melle (SV Lana) 3:51.25 100m hurdles: 10. Thomas Ennemoser (SSV Brixen) 14.37 300m hurdles: 14. Gabriel Emanuel Filip (SAB) 43.94 High: 5. Mattia Cruciotti (South Tyrol Team Club) 1.81 Far: 8. Daniele Tomasi (CSS Leonardo da Vinci) 5.93 Staff: 2. Mattia Bucciarelli (SAB) 3.80 Three: 18. Ivan Girelli (SAB) 11.02 Speer: 10. Simon Burgmann (ASC Passeier) 43.40 Ball: 16. Marco Pentore (CSS Leonardo da Vinci) 9.49 Relay 4x100m: 9. South Tyrol (Thomas Ennemoser, Daniele Tomasi, Mattia Bucciarelli, Mattia Cruciotti) 46.11

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South Tyrol has a new U16 Italian champion

What a performance from Alessia Goffi. The 14-year-old from Val Gardena won gold in the pentathlon at the U16 Italian Championships in Forlì and was crowned Italian champion for the first time. Laura Markart, on the other hand, took bronze in the 1000 m.

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