Voting is open from 27 to 31 December 2021 to elect the 2021 sportsman of Sportparma.com.
Twelve (12) candidates selected by our editorial staff from among the Parmesan (doc and action) who have stood out most in the national and international sports scene. Great champions and great successes in yellow and blue hues.
The choice is yours: a maximum of 3 preferences can be expressed.
NOMINATIONS AND REASONS
Below, we present (in purely random order) the nominations of the candidates for the best sportsmen of Sportparma with the reasons that summarize the respective companies registered in 2021.
1) Sara Fantini: the fidentina was the 12th classified in the Tokyo Olympic final in the hammer throw.
2) Tobia Bocchi: first excluded among the finalists, the Parmesan athlete registered with CUS Parma arrived in 13th place at the Tokyo Olympics in the triple jump.
3) Gianluca Baratta: the coach from Fidentino won the Excellence + championship with Borgo San Donnino (10 wins out of 10 games), obtaining the first promotion in Serie D of the white-blue team.
4) Giulia Ghiretti: in addition to the very prestigious silver medal in the 100 breaststroke style at the Tokyo Paralympics, the parmesan champion also set the world record in the 50 butterfly.
5) Gianluigi Buffon: the Carrarese goalkeeper has returned to wear the Parma shirt, with which he made his debut in 1995, and is the absolute protagonist of the Crociati in Serie B.
6) Mattia Pinazzi: the bronze medal at the U23 European Championships in cycling, in the Netherlands, in the race for points on the track, for the 20 year old from Biesse Arvedi; moreover, he was the first Parmesan since 2010 to win a race (Parabigo) in the U23 category.
7) Francesco Comparoni: the volleyball player from Parma, born in 2001, became world champion with the U21 national volleyball team (Italy-Russia 3-0).
8) Tommaso Saccardi: the skier, born in 2001, originally from Tizzano, made his debut in the World Cup at the 3Tre in Madonna di Campiglio, 28 after the last participation of a Parma man.
9) Simone Alinovi: WR-DB of the Parma Panthers, who won the 40th Italian Bowl, bringing the American football championship back to our city.
10) Stefano Manici: winner of the Italian Hill Climb Championship, the 20th title won in his career by the motorcyclist from Parma.
11) Jacob Kiplimo: Ugandan Athletics athlete Casone Noceto set the world record in the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon.
Gianguido Poma: the coach was the architect of the triumph of Parma Baseball, winner of the European Cup for the fourteenth time in its history, 22 since the last time.
12) Giulio Bertaccini: the Valorugby trocar, who grew up in the Amatori Parma and joined the Zebre in May, made his debut in the national team Azzurra Emergenti (Italy-Romania 50-26) scoring a try.
