7 South Tyroleans in the national snowboard team

The snowboard division of the Italian Winter Sports Association includes not only alpine boarders, but also boardercrossers and slopestylers. South Tyrol is particularly well represented in the first discipline.

With Daniele Bagozza (St. Ulrich), Edwin Coratti (Langtaufers), Roland Fiwickeler (Villnöß) and Aaron March (Schabs) there are four local snowboarders in the A squad. The team is completed by Mirko Felicetti from Trentino and Maurizio Bormolini. Last season, this team was the strongest in the entire World Cup. Ochner alone in the wide area The density of women is significantly smaller. The only athlete who can fight for top positions is Nadya Ochner. Accordingly, the 27-year-old from Burgstall is also the only athlete who belongs to the A squad.

Still in the A squad: Omar Visintin © instagram

For the boardercrossers, Emanuel Perathoner (Laion) and Omar Visintin (Lagundo) are holding the South Tyrolean flag high. With Lorenzo Sommariva, Filippo Ferrari and Michele Godino, three other athletes belong to the first guard. Superstar and overall World Cup winner Michele Moioli leads the women's team, in which you won't find a South Tyrolean. Just like the entire slopestyle team. Italy's squad for the 2020/21 season Alpine snowboarders, men: Daniele Bagozza (Ortisei) Edwin Coratti (Langtaufers) Roland Fischller (Villnöß) Aaron March (Schabs) Mirko Felicetti Maurizio Bormolini

Damen: Nadya Ochner (Burgstall)

Snowboard cross, men: Emanuel Perathoner (Laion) Omar Visintin (Lagundo) Lorenzo Sommariva Ferrari Filippo Godino Michele

Damen: Belingheri Sofia Gross Raffaella Gallina Francesca Moioli Michela

Snowboard slopestyle, men: Framarin Loris Lauzi Emiliano Liviero Nicola Maffei Alberto Zulian Emil

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7 South Tyroleans in the national snowboard team

One day after the national ski team's squad was announced, that of the snowboarders was also published. There are no surprises, but there are plenty of South Tyroleans.

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