Cardano Al Campo Archers Shine at Pinocchio Regional Trophy
The Cardano Al Campo archery team, known as the Three Towers Archers, delivered an notable performance at the Pinocchio Regional Trophy held in Dello, Brescia. Out of their nine participants,three archers secured podium finishes,including a remarkable absolute victory.
Erika Baron showcased her talent in the Girls’ Olympic Arch category, claiming the bronze medal amidst a competitive field of 13 archers. Similarly, Giovanni Alberto Macchi secured a bronze medal in the Men’s youth Olympic Arch, demonstrating his skill against 23 other competitors.
The highlight of the event was undoubtedly Samuele Barigozzi’s triumph. Continuing his recent streak of success, Barigozzi dominated the second-grade Junior Olympic Arc, securing the gold medal and outperforming 18 other archers. This victory underscores his extraordinary growth and potential in the sport.
These outstanding results solidify the Three Towers Archers’ reputation as a rising force in regional and national archery.Their dedication and consistent betterment are evident, promising a luminous future for these talented young athletes.
The Cardano Al Campo archery team continues to make waves in the Italian archery scene, inspiring young athletes and showcasing the power of dedication and hard work.
From Arrows to Accolades: A Conversation with Archery Coach Marco Bellini
Teh recent Pinocchio Regional Trophy saw the Cardano Al Campo archers, the aptly named Three Towers Archers, deliver a performance that’s making waves in the Italian archery scene. To discuss this rising tide of talent, we sat down with renowned archery coach Marco Bellini, a veteran of the sport with over 20 years of experience nurturing young archers.
Moderator: Coach Bellini, the Cardano Al Campo team shone brightly at the Pinocchio Regional Trophy.Three podium finishes, including an absolute win – that’s impressive for any club.
Marco Bellini: Absolutely. To see these young archers achieve such remarkable results is incredibly gratifying.It’s a testament to their hard work, discipline, and the dedication of the entire team.This win goes beyond individual medals; it speaks volumes about the strong foundation being built at cardano Al Campo.
Moderator: Indeed. Samuele Barigozzi’s gold medal victory in the Junior Olympic Arc was particularly noteworthy. What makes his performance stand out?
Marco Bellini: Samuele is a truly remarkable talent. His focus, composure, and commitment are truly remarkable. This victory is another stepping stone in what I believe will be a brilliant career. He’s not just hitting targets; he’s setting a new standard for young archers in Italy.
Moderator: Overcoming experienced archers to secure gold speaks volumes about his mental fortitude. Are there any worries about the pressure that comes with such success at a young age?
Marco Bellini: Good question. It’s crucial to manage expectations and ensure Samuele, like all our young archers, maintains a healthy balance. Archery is a demanding sport, both physically and mentally. our focus is on fostering a supportive environment that encourages growth, while also paving the way for a enduring, long-term athletic journey.
moderator: You mentioned a supportive environment. How important is teamwork and camaraderie within a club like Cardano Al Campo?
Marco Bellini: In archery, as in any sport, teamwork plays a vital role. While individual performance is tallied, the shared journey, the constant exchange of knowledge and encouragement, is truly what elevates these athletes. Erika Baron and Giovanni alberto Macchi’s bronze medals are testament to that; their own successes inspire the entire team to push harder.
Moderator: So, what’s next for the Three Towers Archers? This performance seems to be a stepping stone to greater achievements.
Marco Bellini: This victory is merely the beginning. We’ll continue to focus on refining our techniques, honing our mental resilience, and most importantly, nurturing the passion that fuels these archers. The national stage is within their reach, and I have no doubt we’ll see them soar even higher in the years to come.
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