Two podium places for the South Tyroleans at the Brixia meeting

“We were hoping for two podium places and we ended up with two medals,” said state coach Karl Schöpf happily. Both bronze medals were won by athletes from SSV Bruneck. Markus Gasser sprinted to third place over 100 m. Behind winner Marco Gianantoni from Emilia-Romagna (11.02), three runners crossed the finish line at the same time in 11.21. Gasser was ultimately awarded the bronze medal.

Bronze also went to Valentina Cavalleri. The Innich native ran the 400 m hurdles in 1:03.67. “It was a good race, even though I lost my stride at the last hurdle,” said Cavalleri. She starts for SSV Bruneck, but mainly trains with her mother Irmgard Trojer in San Candido. Trojer was a two-time Olympic participant in the 400 m hurdles.

In addition to two bronze medals, South Tyrol also won two “Blech” medals. Anna Stefani from Sterzing shone over 1500 m in front of her training partner Silvia Weissteiner with the new best time of 4:46.54 and fourth place. Lisa Seppi (SSV Brixen) also missed the podium. The heptathlete achieved a personal record of 4595, even though she suffered a slight muscle strain on the back of her thigh on the first day of competition. Schöpf was also very pleased with Julia Calliari's fifth place in the 100 m.

The U16 Italian champion from Siebeneich did well against the competition, some of whom were two years older, and ran into fifth place in 12.46 against a headwind. The South Tyrol selection achieved a total of seven top 8 places and five personal bests. In the team rankings, we ended up in 10th place among the 14 teams. Victory went to Lombardy, ahead of Baden-Württemberg and the Slovenian national team.

The results of the South Tyroleans at the Brixia meeting: Boys: 100 m: 3. Markus Gasser (SSV Bruneck) 11.21 (wind: -0.6); 26. Pradeep Oberparleiter (I/SSV Bruneck) 12.03 200 m: 21. Alessandro Monte (CSS da Vinci) 23.69 (PB) 400 m: 14. Matteo Paternoster (SAF Bolzano) 54.72 800 m: 6. Hannes Schiffregger (SSV Bruneck) 1:59.47 1500 m: 13. Dominik Kiem (SC Meran) 4:22.15 2000 m obstacle: 7. Tobias Mitterutzner (SG Eisacktal) 6:33.90 (PB) 110 m H: 12. Andreas Gruber (SSV Bruneck) 16.25 400 m H: 10. Luca Cola (CSS da Vinci) 58.67 (PB) High jump: 11. Andreas Felderer (SV Kaltern) 1.94 m Pole vault: 12. Joshua Salvaterra (CSS da Vinci) 2.20 m Long jump: 12. Ruben Cola (CSS da Vinci) 6.08 m Shot put: 13. Christian Tappeiner (CSS da Vinci) 10.71 m Discus throwing: 13. Maximilian Ladurner (SC Meran) 35.27 m Javelin throwing: 9. Andreas Zagler (LC Bozen) 53.50 m Octathlon: / 4 x 100 m: South Tyrol disqualified

Girl: 100 m: 5. Julia Calliari (LC Bozen) 12.46 (wind: -0.6) 200 m: 9. Alexa Mairhofer (SSV Bruneck) 26.12 (PB) 400 m: 14. Jasmin Marmsoler (SV Lana) 1:02.97 800 m: 14. Johanna Höllrigl (SC Meran) 2:36.56 1500 m: 4. Anna Stefani (SV Vipiteno) 4:46.54 (PB) 100 m H: 8. Veronika Ellecosta (SSV Bruneck) 15.32 400 m H: 3. Valentina Cavalleri (SSV Bruneck) 1:03.67 High jump: 8. Franziska Kofler (SV Lana) 1.61 m Long jump: 13. Sandra Fischer (SG Eisacktal) 5.02 m Shot put: 11. Stefanie Messner (SSV Brixen) 11.35 m; 13. Valentina Alber (SC Meran) 10.15 m Discus throwing: 14. Chiara Randi (CSS da Vinci) 18.16 m (PB) Javelin throwing: 10. Stefanie Messner (SSV Brixen) 39.39 m; 12. Valentine Alber (SC Meran) 31.60 m Heptathlon: 4. Lisa Seppi (SSV Brixen) 4595 points (PB); 11. Silvia Spisser (SSV Brixen) 3580 4 x 100 m: 9. South Tyrol (Mairhofer, Ellecosta, Fischer, Calliari) 49.68

Team ranking: 1. Lombardy 340 points; 2. Baden-Württemberg 336; 3. Slovenia 321,5; ... 10. South Tyrol 156,5; 12. Trentino 135

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Two podium places for the South Tyroleans at the Brixia meeting

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