There Lower Helvetia Valley is in history, the women’s bowls championship is hers.
Natalie Gamba and teammates gave the first tricolor title to Serie A teams to our region.
The girls of president Amilcare Giopp and coach Andrea Péaquin they folded 13-11 theAuxilium Saluzzo at the end of an exciting final.
A final forbidden to the faint of heart
Saturday’s match at Chieri it was something forbidden to the faint of heart.
It wasn’t easy, the conditions suggested that the two teams protagonists of the final would be equal and that only a few details could decide the Italian match.
And so it was.
The match was a seesaw of emotion and in the end it was the Aosta Valley team who rejoiced.
Balanced start to the race
We started immediately in balance and the first round ended at 4-4.
For the Aosta Valley people Elisa Bulla wins a phenomenal combined 26-21 against Angelica Setti, Valentina Avveduto And Norma Pautassi they overcome 8-5 Maria Giardo And Serena Traversa in the paired test.
The Auxilium puts the arrow in alternative games
In the intermediate phase the sisters’ relay Gaia And Natalie Gamba takes just one bite of its rivals.
The two technical precision shots, however, are from Saluzzo and in the shuttle Gaia Gamba impacts 28-28 with Serena Traversa.
Auxilium Saluzzo takes the lead and takes the lead 9-7.
Bassa Valle Helvetia reacts with pride and writes history by winning the women’s championship
The women’s championship is decided in the last round of the traditional games.
The emotions are very strong, the scores change in an instant, as the wind turns.
The couples of Natalie Gamba (what a season she has, world title and Italian team championship in just a few days)-Maude Rod And Paola Mandola-Norma Pautassi they don’t fail, as does Valentina Avveduto who wins her individual.
It’s the apotheosis, Bassa Valle Helvetia wins 13-11 against Auxilium Saluzzo with a great feat on the finish line.
The tricolor festival of the Lower Helvetia Valley
Game, set and match in Chieri.
The party explodes: the tricolor team championship of the women’s Serie A arrives in Valle d’Aosta and lands in Pont Saint Martin.
There where a person lives, works and trains who dedicates himself with fierce determination to the growth of young people, while maintaining two senior teams active.
Is called Amilcare Giopp and it’s an exclamation point in the world of bowls.
Put Andrea Péaquin in a position to be able to work peacefully and seriously.
He, who grew up on bread and bowls with the example of his father Sergio, took a lot of his own effort to build a close-knit group.
A group that today means only one word: scudetto.
The story is them and it is a beautiful story.
A special page dedicated to the company will be published on Gazzetta Matin on newsstands on Monday 27 May Lower Helvetia Valley with the services and photographic contributions of Federico Meccaour correspondent to Chieri.
The newspaper will be available in digital replica on our website and on our App.
(Raffaele Romano – Davide Pellegrino)
