SAN MARTINO DI VENEZZE (Rovigo) – A day full of fun for the many young athletes who took to the field at the “Celestino Celio” in San Martino di Venezze and who competed in two moments of the day to be able to win this first tournament dedicated to Giulia Cecchettin. An initiative strongly supported by the company Breastplate San Martino who, given their closeness to Giulia’s grandmother and father, wanted to dedicate this moment of sporting sharing, of remembrance, to also raise awareness among the younger generations of what non-violence, both physical and psychological, must be. Highly relevant companies such as Duomo, Cittadella, Virtus Verona, Mantua, Spal, Taglio di Donada and Modenain addition to our athletes, from the Pulcini category.
There was a large audience that participated and wanted to be present for the occasion. Also present was the FIGC Rovigo delegate Luca Pastorello and the FIGC Regional Councilor Argentinian Pavanati. The latter commented: “A beautiful day with these little athletes who really enjoyed themselves and we hope we continue to do so throughout their career. The important thing about these events is the fair discussion and education which must never be lacking.” At the end he was present for the awards ceremony Giulia Cecchettin’s father, Gino, who remembered his daughter and thanked the red and white club for the organisation.
President Felice Lazzarin he commented on the day spent thus: “A moment of pure sport spent very well, with professional clubs who gave their best both in the morning and in the afternoon. A tournament that we were particularly keen to organize for young athletes and, above all, to remember Giulia Cecchettin, who is always in our hearts. A first opportunity to put ourselves to the test with these events and to make it clear that as a society we are there and want to continue to grow more and more. Definitely a start to continue in the next few years with the right spirit.”
The mayor of San Martino di Venezze Elisa Seven he specified: “Thanks to all the children who came here today to have fun and remember Giulia”. Also the mayor of Pettorazza Grimani Gianluca Bernardinello comments: “Today we remember Giulia and think of her and what she could still do here with us today”.
