CANAVESE – Piedmontese Girls title won on 4 May 2024 by Alessia Dova on the 60 floors in Bra. The Avis Atletica Ivrea representative dominated both the heat and the final. Bronze medal for teammate Camilla Cheller in the high jump. For the GS Chivassesi, Riccardo Bellavia’s seventh place in the 60 is worth mentioning. Highlights for the Balangero Atletica Leggera Stella Aimo Boot seventh in the 1000. These are all the results, Girls, 60: 1. Alessia Dova (Avis) 7”9 (7 ”9), 19. Matilde Ferrero (Rivarolo) 9”0, 22. Camilla Bossino (Avis) 9”0, 29. Anita Zoels (idem) 9”2, 35. Zoe Nicolini (Chivassesi) 9”2, 45. Francesca Marangoni (Balangero) 9”4, 47. Vittoria Preve (Avis) 9”5, 62. Sofia Fanelli (Balangero) 9”8; 1000: 7. Stella Aimo Boot (Balangero) 3’17”9, 8. Lisa Aimo Boot (idem) 3’18”7, 30. Giada Serafino (Avis) 3’51”2, 31. Giorgia Poce (Balangero) 3’52”2; long: 11. Bhawna Amosso Mattea (Avis) 3.54, 21. Margherita Perna (idem) 3.35, 30. Matilda Durante (Chivassesi) 3.04, 33. Elisa Seidita (Avis) 2.58; high: 3. Camilla Cheller (Avis) 1.34, 4. Nicole Bianchi (idem) 1.31; vortex: 5. Alessia Giachino (Avis) 32.84; Boys, 60: 7. Riccardo Bellavia (Chivassesi) 8”5 (8”5), 10. Daniel Bruni (Avis) 8”6 (8”7), 29. Marco Milite (Rivarolo) 9”2, 42. Matteo Sarmeo (idem) 9”8; long: 10. Mattias Ungaro (Chivassesi) 4.07, 19. Edoardo Pierro (Chivassesi) 3.82, 20. Filippo Dernini (Avis) 3.78.
Last weekend in Vercelli, however, Veronica Gamba placed third in the Promises category at the Piedmontese Multiple Trials Championships. Sixth place among the students for Matilde Bianchetta. Ninth in the decathlon Andrea Borello. Stefano Demo and Giovanni Salimbeni withdrew due to injury. Impressive result of the Avis Atletica Canavesana teams involved in the regional phase of the CDS S35+ in Giaveno. Clear victory for both women and men for a regional supremacy that was unthinkable until a few years ago. Qualification for the national final for the women’s team is a given, the men’s team is also possible but we will have to wait a couple of months. Teams coordinated by vice president Robert Appleton and secretary Flavio Bellone.
Sunday 5 May, a memorable trip to the regional track meeting in Concorezzo for Avis Atletica Ivrea. Victories for Nicola Alzate, double in the auction and in the triple, by Riccardo Mereu in the 300 hs and by Marco Antonino in the 80. Three social records fell thanks to the performances of Alzate in the jumps and of Matteo Baffoni in the 1000. The middle distance runner pulverized the her PB dropping from 2’43” to 2’36”, crumbling the old record of 2’38” which dated back to 2013. Podiums for Miriam Frassà third in the 80, for Caterin Biava third in the pole and for Mereu third in the long distance. Trip organized by bus coordinated by the president Oriana Gorelli and the social technicians Solange Pont and Zakaria Aburida. On the same day, Sara Borello won the 30th StraLaLoggia regional road running event valid as the fourth round of the Corri Piemonte Strada of Fidal Piemonte. The Avis Atletica Canavesana middle-distance runner crossed the finish line at the end of the km. 9.5 in 34’20”.
Presence of Rivarolo Athletics at the 4th Attilio Bravi Trophy, regional track meeting, held on 5 May in Bra. Victory for Nicolò Borello in the 80m and second place in the 300m. Second place for Benedetta Zucca Pol in the long distance race. Results, Cadette, 80: 18. Benedetta Zucca Pol (Rivarolo) 11”36, 23. Viola Frattini (idem) 11”55, 35. Cecilia Pilia (idem) 11”77, 41. Federica Marietti 8idem) 12”01, 56. Anna Baudino (idem) 12”47, 68. Greta Fabbroni (idem) 13”08, 70. Clotilde Chiuminatto (idem) 13”39; 300: 22. Pilia 48”94, 27. Martinetto 49”36, 37. Baudino 52”02, 38. Marietti 52”55; long: 2. Zucca 4.56, 4. Frattini 4.47; weight: 5. Agnese Martinetto (Rivarolo) 8.15, 13. Chiuminatto 6.31, 16. Ilaria Guido 6.20, 19. Greta Fabbroni 6.10; Cadets, 80: 1. Nicolò Borello (Rivarolo) 9”57, 32. Pietro Milano (idem) 10”71, 44. Filippo Simone (idem) 11”28, 60. Massimo Perino (idem) 13”04; 300: 2. Borello 38”85, 15. Milano 41”96, 27. Simone 44”75; weight: 13. Massimo Perino (Rivarolo) 5.42.
