About new national champions and seven podiums at the Alpecimbra Cup

The Marlene Cup 2023/24 stopped off in Schnals at the weekend. There were two giant slalom races each. Sunday's races were considered a state championship. Here Francesco Zucchini from ASV Prad won the gold medal in the U21 age group in 1.29,51:1.35,47 minutes. Marc Comploj from Val Gardena and Hannes Schranzhofer (Gsiesertal) took the places of honor. Greta Morandell (TZ Überetsch-Unterland) won among the young women of the same age in 18. Just six hundredths of a second behind, Martina Sanin took second place, while her teammate from the Kronplatz ski team, Valentina Fill, came third. In the U1.33,51 category, David Castlunger (Alta Badia/1.31,96) celebrated the day's victory. Behind them, Simon Karbon (Seiser Alm) and Mike Rifesser (Gröden) took silver and bronze. Nadine Trocker (Seiser Alm) was unbeatable among the young women in this age group. She won in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes ahead of Selina Trafoier from Ultimo and Rita Granruaz from Alta Badia. On Saturday, Selina Trafoier won the U18 category (2.06,19). She won by almost two seconds over Granruaz and almost three seconds over Nora Pernstich from TZ Überetsch-Unterland. Among the young men in this age group, Alex Silbernagl (Seiser Alm/2.06,14) came out on top ahead of Jonas Feichter (2.06,48) and local hero Paul Stricker (Schnals/2.08,43). In the under-21 category, the winners of the Marlene Cup classification were Alexia Tabarelli (2.08,46), who left behind Greta Morandell and Maria De Nardin from Val Gardena, and Adrian Pernstich (TZ Überetsch-Unterland/2.03,66), who prevailed ahead of Hannes Schranzhofer and Max Clara (Kronplatz). Three wins at the Alpecimbra Cup in Folgaria At the Alpecimbra Cup, which took place in Folgaria last week, one young woman from Val Gardena in particular made people sit up and take notice. Arianna Putzer won slalom and giant slalom at national level in the U16 age group and came third in the slalom in an international comparison with her colleagues of the same age. In the same age group, her Val Gardena teammate Christian Kostner was able to achieve a victory (national) and third place (international) in the giant slalom. Simon Kaser (Seiser Alm), who showed off his class in the giant slalom (national and international), also made it onto the podium twice in third place in the U14 category. The remaining results 6. Arianna Putzer | GS U16, 6. Noah Gasteiger | SL U16, 9.Alenah Taschler | SL U16, 10. Amy Happacher | SL U14, 10. Simon Kaser | SL U14, 10. Sophie Schweigl | SL U16 Top placings at the Gran Premio Italia On Monday last week, three local racers made people sit up and take notice in two Super-Gs in Tarvisio, which are part of the Gran Premio Italia series. Leonie Girtler (RG Wipptal) prevailed once in her U18 age group and came third once. Nicole Ploner (Gröden) achieved second place in the U21, while Chayenne Kostner (also Val Gardena) came third once. In the technical disciplines, important points for the Gran Premio Italia series were at stake in St. Vigil in Enneberg. Here Francesco Zucchini (ASV Prad) came second once in the U21 ranking. On the second day of racing there was a South Tyrolean triple success by Alex Hofer, Zucchini and Jonas Bacher, with Zucchini securing victory in the GPI classification. Local hero Manuel Ploner made people sit up and take notice in the FIS rankings with fourth and fifth places. A total of four FIS races (giant slalom) were held on the Seiser Alm in the middle of last week. State squad athlete Marc Comploj (Gröden) achieved two third places here - the World Cup proven Alex Hofer (Castelrotto) won a giant slalom. In the women's category, Laura Steinmair prevailed on day one, while Nadine Trocker took third place. Chayenne Kostner was able to celebrate third place 24 hours later. New racing format at the Raiffeisen Grand Prix The Raiffeisen Grand Prix continued at the weekend with three district races. A new racing format called “piedi veloci” was used. This is a slalom, but additional turns are also included during the course. Two races took place in each venue. The individual winners of the day at a glance: Villnöß U14 girls: Emma Oberhuber (RG Wipptal) and Magdalena Stofner (ASV Welschnofen) U14 boys: Mattia Vinatzer (Gröden) and Pascal Kostner (Gröden) U16 girls: Paula Baier (RG Wipptal) - both races U16 boys: Matthias Mahlknecht (Gröden) and David Angerer (Seiser Alm) Maranza U14 girls: Ida Gatterer (Kronplatz ski team) and Amy Happacher (Drei Zinnen Dolomites) U14 boys: Niklas Happacher (Drei Zinnen Dolomites) and Elias Obojes (Kronplatz ski team) U16 girls: Alenah Taschler (Gsiesertal) and Sophie Schweigl (Kronplatz ski team) U16 boys: Giacomo Ploner (Ski Team Alta Badia) and Simon Auer (Drei Zinnen Dolomites) Prad U14 girls: Klara Weger (ASC Sarntal) and Letizia Sophie Wenter Heiss (ASC Sarntal) U14 boys: Julian Plieger (ASC Sarntal) – both races U16 girls: Victoria Klotz (Ritten Sport) – both races U16 boys: Nicola Zampedri (AS Meran) – both races Pfiff Toys children's cup: When clean technique counts The Pfiff Toys Children's Cup for young racers born in 2012 and 2013 started at the weekend with the first race of the season. A ski style competition was held in Alta Badia, which is all about clean technical execution. The first round is a giant slalom, while in the second round you have to make tighter and wider turns and also have to master a jump. Born in 2013, girls 1. Mia Niederkofler (ASC Drei Zinnen) 8,50 points 2. Hanna Schwabl (ASC Hafling) 8,00 3. Mira Taschler (Gsiesertal ASV) 7,92 3. Greta Mantovani (SC Val Gardena) 7,92 Born in 2013, boys 1. Yanik Paris (SC Ulten) 8,67 1. Lukas Plank (ASV Ridnaun) 8,67 3. Jonas Trojer (ASC Sarntal) 8,58 Born in 2012, girls 1. Mia Molling (ASV TZ Jochtal) 8,92 2. Sofia Lanz (ASV TZ Jochtal) 8,42 3. Julia Plunger (ASC Kastelruth) 8,33 Born in 2012, boys 1. Elias Rudiferia (Ski Team Altabadia) 8,67 2. Robin Kelder (SC Val Gardena) 8,58 3. Nathan Gelio (WSV Brixen ASV) 8,25 3. Simon Staffler (SC Ulten) 8,25 3. Florian Thaler (ASC Schenna) 8,25 3. Moritz Wenger (Ahrntal Ski Club) 8,25 Masters in action at Rosskopf The Raiffeisen Südtirol Cup Master also continued. Two giant slalom races took place on the Rosskopf. The category winners at a glance: Women Master C9: Marta Ciatti (SC Meran) both races 1.10,03 and 1.08,70 Master C8: Helga Runggaldier (ASV Gitschberg) both races 1.07,03 and 1.06,62 Master C4: Sylvia Gafriller (SSV Taufers/58,82) Master C3: Helene Mittersteiner (SC Meran) both races 1.04,43 and 1.03,17 Master C1: Ruth Klotzner (ASC Schenna/1.00,22) Women: Sarah Leitner (ASV Skt Valente) both races 54,81 and 54,75 Men Master B12: Albert Tschager (SC Kaltern) both races 1.15,32 and 1.12,26 Master B11: Josef Alois Gallmetzer (SC Meran) both races 1.07,62 and 1.06,63 Master B10: Josef Auer (SSV Taufers) both races 1.03,14 and 1.02,26 Master B9: Friedrich Raffeiner (ASV Welschnofen) both races 59,30 and 58,86 Master B8: Hermann Oberlechner (SSV Taufers) both races 57,88 and 57,60 Master B7: Alfred Eisendle (RG Wipptal) both races 55,16 and 54,74 Master A6: Christian Oberthaler (SC Ulten) both races 54,84 and 54,92 Master A5: Hartmuth Volgger (RG Wipptal/53,56) and Roland Fredi Kofler (ASC Sarntal/53,77) Master A4: Ewald Pixner (SC Meran) both races 52,97 and 52,79 Master A3: Dietmar Plankl (ASV Klausen) both races 1.00,35 and 57,09 Master A1: Philipp Rainer (Helm Vierschach) both races 53,23 and 54,02 Men: Martin Schmuck (ASC Sarntal) both races 50,86 and 51,17

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About new national champions and seven podiums at the Alpecimbra Cup

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