The decisive clash for the final of Group 6 took place last Wednesday 22 May Italian Club Championship at the Circolo Bocciofilo of Villanova, located in via Cavour 1/A, between the club of Villanova and that of Hadrian’s Villa.
An image of the Circolo Bocciofilo in via del Tramvai at Villa Adriana
A competition which saw the Circolo Bocciofilo of Villa Adriana masterfully master the match, winning with a landslide result of 4-1 and thus becoming the first-placed club in the Aniene Valley.
The next step will be the direct elimination matches of the Regional Phase which will see Villa Adriana compete against ASD Boville of Rome on June 12th.
The entire sports team’s ambition is to compete again, as in 2019, in the Final of the Italian Club Championship.
Five years ago in Padua the company chaired by the 69 year old Luigi Toselli in fact, it had ranked eighth, while last year it had qualified for the Regional phases.
From left: Filippo Pelliccia, Luigi Toselli, Fausto Del Figliolo, Giuseppe Gravina and Andrea Toselli
There are seven players trained by the Sports Coach Filippo Pelliccia70 years old, and who took the field during Wednesday evening’s match: the President Luigi Toselli, Fausto Del Figliuolo70 year old Team Captain, Leonardo Antonio De Luca73, Roberto Catalano70, Giovanni Di Domenicantonioaged 69, Vincenzo Bigioni76, e Andrea Toselliof 36.
President Luigi Toselli he is very satisfied with the result obtained in the derby with the Circolo Bocciofilo Villanova.
“To our team – explains Toselli – a draw was enough to qualify, but this didn’t stop us from fighting with maximum commitment for the entire duration of the match. Villanova, after the decisive point of 4-1, sportingly decided to recognize our victory”.
Even the Coach Filippo Pelliccia is pleased with the result and performance of its athletes.
“My players – comments Pelliccia – they competed very well until the end. They remained focused and determined the entire time to “bring home” the result.
They demonstrated excellent technical preparation, profound sporting fairness and a true passion for this fascinating game of bowls which, unfortunately, is still little appreciated”.
(Claudia Santolamazza)
