The Tsn of Genoa in the Ex Ordinanza specialty lands in Pisa with a large group of shooters for the 5th stage of the Italian championship.
The hard-fought Italian Championship of the Ex Ordinanza Specialty will see Genoa as the new stage for the 6th race on 25 and 26 May 24. With this important event, the Shooting Range of Genoa participates in the magical moment of Genoa Capital of Sport 2024.
But returning to the news, an unstoppable Roberto Valle takes home second place again in Pisa, almost reaching the top step of the podium, despite the same score, 142 points out of a maximum of 150 obtainable, for two mouches (the center perfect of the target).
At this point the shooter Roberto Valle looks calmly towards the finals of the Italian Specialty Championship, while maintaining high concentration.
An honorable mention to Alessia Sciutto who confirms her moment of growth with an honorable 125 and two mouches.
Unfortunately, Alberto Zeppa, Bronze medalist at the finals of the 2023 Italian Championship, was unable to get on the podium, also by just two mouches.
Ettore Costa also missed the podium in the Post 1945 Modern Specialty, just one point away from the Bronze medal. The 7th day of the Championship took place in Savona Rapid Sports Shooting of the Shooting Union, which saw the participation of approximately 200 shooters in the various specialties from all over Italy.
The Genoa shooting gallery As always, it accepted the sporting challenge and once again fielded numerous shooters.
14 shooters from different specialties divided as follows: – Semiauto: Marco Polvani, Stefano Pedreschi, Alessandro Sanguineti, Angelo Sciutto, Roberto Ventroni, Simone Bertonelli, Franco Galvino, Massimiliano Tallarita, Tamara Leonardi, Davide Rosselli and Mauro Pedemonte; – Minirifle: Gabriele Cresta; – Classic: Lorenzo Masieri; – Optics: Ugo Sensi.
Highlighted is Lorenzo Masieri who won the gold medal in the Classic specialty with an excellent result. Worthy of mention are shooter Ugo Sensi, 6th overall and 2nd in category B in the Optic specialty, new for him, and Marco Polvani, also 6th in classification, penalized by two malfunctions.
