U16 title fights: South Tyrol wins three bronze medals

In the team ranking, the South Tyrolean selection came 360th overall with 12 points; the title went to Veneto with 583,5 points, ahead of Lombardy (579) and Tuscany (532). The girls took 10th place, the boys 17th. A total of 21 regions took part. The South Tyrolean U16 national team went to the Italian Championships in Sulmona without high hopes, but then surpassed themselves at the last highlight of the year. Three bronze medals, ten placements in the top 8 and a total of 15 records achieved in extremely difficult conditions - pouring rain on Saturday - are an excellent result.

Two medals in the long jump The first bronze medal came from Angela Kier. The woman from Lüsen equaled her record in the long jump with 5,24 m and was only beaten by the new Italian champion Veronica Zanon (5,71) and Adanis Cuesta (5,42). Last year, her Eisacktal teammate Isabel Sader also won bronze in the long jump. Immediately afterwards there was also bronze in the boys' long jump. Mirko Lepir from LAC Vinschgau was 6,43 cm below his best with 4 m, but it was enough Alessandro Marasco (6,67) and Davide Rossi (6,64) for 3rd place. Patrick Bau did not disappoint either. The Eisacktaler ran the 300 m in 36,33 (only 1/100 above his record) and also landed in bronze behind David Zobbio (35,84) and Edoardo Scotti (36,26). In 2014 in Borgo Valsugana, Michael Albrecht from Naturns won the 300 m title.

Three new U16 national records In the girls' 300 m race, Federica Cavalli from Bolzano improved her previous best (43,36) by 1.65 seconds to 41,71 and came fifth. Meran walker Sara Buglisi also took fifth place, improving Elke Ennemoser's national record from 14.53,81 (1993 hand-stopped) by over two seconds with a strong time of 14.55.5:6 minutes. Only XNUMX seconds were missing from the bronze medal. Alexander Paris also set a new record with a time of 3:30.22 minutes over the 1200 m obstacle, beating his own record from June of this year by 3 seconds improved and came seventh. Good six The top places went to the all-around athletes Anna Menz from Marling and Alberto Masera. The man from Bolzano was even in second place before the 1000 m run, but then fell back. With 3.942 points he set the third U16 national record. He improved Patrick Baù's previous record, set in Lana in April, by 364 points. Masera would have been third in the high jump with his 1,92 m and fourth in the long jump with 6,41 m. There were two further final placements for Diana Caravaggi Esposito (6th in the 300 m hurdles) and Thomas Iellici (8th in the 100 m hurdles).

All individual results of the U16 national selection in Sulmona - October 10th and 11th, 2015 (PB = personal best)

Students A - U16 girls 80m: 12. Ira Harrasser (SSV Bruneck) 10.61 300m: 5. Federica Cavalli (SAF Bolzano) 41.71 (PB) 1000m: 10. Ruth Hannah Hauser (SC Berg) 3:07.31 2000m: 21. Nadja Auer (SC Berg) 7:29.43 (PB) 1200m obstacle: 16. Emma Elisabeth Garber (SC Meran) 4:15.69 80m hurdles: 17. Sophie Raifer (SSV Brixen) 13.09 300m hurdles: 6. Diana Caravaggi Esposito (Bozen Running Club) 46.24 (PB) High: 16. Linda Enrich (SSV Brixen) 1.50 Staff: 14. Nathalie Kofler (ASV Lana) 2.70 (PB) Far: 3. Angela Kier (SG Eisacktal) 5.24 (PB discontinued) Three: 16. Sophie Mittersteiner (ASV Lana) 10.47 Ball: 18. Linda Maria Pircher (ASV Lana) 9.39 (PB) Discus: 13. Julia Mair (SC Meran) 24.01 Hammer: 18. Alissa Vasarin (SAF Bolzano) 33.26 (PB) Javelin: 22. Marina Gazzotti (SAB) 26.45 3km walk: 5. Sara Buglisi (SC Meran) 14:53.81 (PB) Pentathlon: 6. Anna Menz (SC Meran) 3.650 points (PB) 4x100m relay: 12. South Tyrol (Maia Gamper, Diana Caravaggi, Milena Costin, Ira Harrasser 51.21

Student A - U16 boys 80m: 34. Patrik Unterkircher (SG Eisacktal) 9.90 300m: 3. Patrick Bau (SG Eisacktal) 36.33 (PB) 1000m: 25. Felix Kerschbaumer (SG Eisacktal) 2:57.57 2000m: 23. Moritz Graf (LAC Vinschgau) 6:17.12 (PB) 1200m obstacle: 7. Alexander Paris (SG Eisacktal) 3:30.22 (PB) 100m hurdles: 8. Thomas Iellici (SAB) 14.31 (14.20 in the preliminary heat) 300m hurdles: 21 Simon Kirchler (SG Eisacktal) 47.17 High: 26. Gabriele Sireus (SAB) 1.50 Far: 3. Mirko Lepir (LAC Vinschgau) 6.43 (PB) Three: 19. Tobias Umilietti (ASV Lana) 10.63 Ball: 20. Martin Pichler (SC Passeier) 11.03 Discus: 24. Moritz Steiner (SSV Bruneck) 24.75 Javelin: 22. Gurpreet Singh (SSV Bruneck) 36.40 (PB) Hexathlon: 6. Alberto Masera (SAB) 3.942 points (PB) 4x100m relay: 11. South Tyrol (Thomas Iellici, Patrick Unterkircher, Patrick Baù, Mirko Lepir) 45.39

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U16 title fights: South Tyrol wins three bronze medals

The South Tyrolean U16 national team returns from the Italian Championships in Sulmona in Abruzzo, like last year, with three medals. Patrick Baù from SG Eisacktal took bronze in the 300 m, and his teammate Angela Kier and Mirko Lepir from Vinschger also took third place in the long jump.

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