South Tyrolean medal shower at the Junior Curling World Championships

At the start, Nadja Dezini and Jonas Oberkofler missed the bronze medal in the individual competition. After the preliminary round, the Lanan woman was still in the lead ahead of four women from Germany. Ultimately, the 17-year-old missed the bronze medal by 16 points. Jonas Oberkofler also came fourth in the U19. The Luttacher was able to improve by six places in the final.

In addition to Dezini and Oberkofler in fourth place, Melanie Eder (Mölten) in fifth place and Sophia Enderle (St. Michael Eppan) and Andreas Stolzlechner (Luttach) in sixth place also achieved top placings.

Rain of medals on the last day At the end of the European Championships, the South Tyrolean curling youngsters were able to celebrate by winning two silver medals in the women's U23 target team competition and the U23 team game, as well as five bronze medals in the U23 (men's), U19 and U16 target team competitions U19 as well as in the U16 and U14 team games. All South Tyrolean European Championship participants won one European Championship medal, XNUMX even won two.

The most successful South Tyrolean European Championship participant was Sophia Enderle from Eppan with two European Championship silver medals. Nadya Dezini, Franziska Knoll (both Lana), Sophia Enderle (St. Michael Eppan) and Melanie Eder (Mölten) took silver in the U2 target team competition. The South Tyrolean team reached the final in the U23 team game and lost to Germany 23:6. The South Tyrolean team consisted of Fabian Schwarz and Maximilian Zöschg from Lana, Florian Niedermair and Damian Denicolò from St. Lorenzen and Sophia Enderle from St. Michael Eppan.

In the U16, the South Tyrolean youngsters won bronze twice in the target team competition with Patrick Stabinger (Niederdorf), Tobias Degasperi (Terlan), Johanna Kamelger and Nicole Kühbacher, both from Niederdorf, and in the team game with Stabinger, Kamelger, Kühbacher, Degasperi and Georg Mumelter (Terlano). Bronze was also won twice in the U2, in the target team competition with Andreas Stolzlechner (Luttach), Fabian Eder (Mölten), Jonas Oberkofler (Luttach) and Nadya Dezini (Lana) and in the team game with Oberkofler, Noah Egger (Lana), Eder, Stolzlechner and Daniel Stuppner (Mölten).

The South Tyroleans also won European Championship bronze in the men's U23 target team competition with Florian Niedermair and Damian Denicolò from St. Lorenzen as well as Maximilian Zöschg and Fabian Schwarz from Lana. Young curling athletes from 8 countries took part in the European Championships in Peiting. The Germans, the Austrians and the South Tyroleans competed for the medals. Italy was again the third strongest nation behind Austria and Germany.

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South Tyrolean medal shower at the Junior Curling World Championships

18 young South Tyrolean curling athletes went on the hunt for medals in the team game and the target competition at the European Junior (U23) and Youth (U19, U16) Curling Championships in Peiting (Germany).

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