In Ireland, Denmark beat in the final. It is the second triumph in history for the Azzurrini, thanks to Riccardo Fantinelli, Michele Ferrero, Biagio Andrea Gagliardi, Julien Paltrinieri and Filippo Ponzano. The blue surrender to Spain
At the European Amateur Team Championship, the men’s national team graduated champion conquering an incredible gold in the final, beating Denmark 6.5-0.5. Exceptional performance by our boys testifying to the great work done by Giovanni Binaghi (Monticello), Riccardo Fantinelli (Fioranello), Michele Ferrero (Turin), Biagio Andrea Gagliardi (Olgiata), Julien Paltrinieri (Bogogno) and Filippo Ponzano (Turin). This is the second title for the Azzurri in the Amateur championship, now in its 42nd edition, after the Monticello Golf Club even dating back to the last century, year 1999. A game without history at the Killarney Golf & Fishing Club of Mahony’s Point in Ireland: first the 2-0 matured thanks to Binaghi/Gagliardi and Ponzano/Ferrero. Match that continues to be one-way even in the individuals with the partial of 4.5-0.5. The path of the Azzurri reaches the peak after beating France in the quarterfinals and England in the semifinal.
silver for girls
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Although in 2nd position, even our girls who had to surrender only in the final against Spain 4.5-2.5 were not less in 2nd position. The protagonists Guia Vittoria Acutis (Castelconturbia), Giulietta Bertero (Turin), Geneva Coppa (Villa Condulmer), Giorgia Scorichini (Franciacorta), Gemma Simeoni (Madonna di Campiglio) and Noa Zocco (Asolo). Overall, however, the blue have shown great quality and solidity, supported by Stefano Fetetti, vice commissioner Technical Commissioner National Team Female, by the coach Camilla Mortigliengo and by Captain Stefano Sardi. Decisive, for the Iberians, three points in the individuals conquered by Adriana Garcia Terol (2 & 1 on Bertero), Martinez Salcedo (6 & 5 on Acutis) and with Siyu Hao Zang (4 & 3 on Scorichini).
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