Abruzzo Wins Italy Airbadminton Title

President Beninati expressed his satisfaction for the excellent technical level of the participating teams and for the organizational quality of the event.

Ginosa-Abruzzo has conquered the title of Italian champion of Italy of Airbadminton, overcoming Puglia representative in the final with a clear 3-0. The team, led by the Federal Technician Silvestro di Berardino and composed of athletes Maria e Paolo Di Benedetto e Ruben Di Pietrohas shown great compactness and technical quality.

The final stages of the Italian championship were held on the fields of the Lido Boomerang of Ginosa (Taranto) and featured the finalist formations of Lazio, Puglia, Abruzzo and Calabria. The final day attended the National President of the Italian Federation Badminton (FIBA), Carlo Beninatiand the president of Coni Puglia, Angelo Giliberto. President Beninati expressed his satisfaction for the excellent technical level of the participating teams and for the organizational quality of the event, underlining: «I hope an increasing growth than Badminton in Italy, also thanks to the promotion work that we are carrying out in schools. Today our sport lived a fundamental stop here in Puglia. I congratulate the Abruzzo athletes for the title conquered and I hope a growing involvement of new enthusiasts. Badminton is a racket sport that develops coordination, reflections and agility, without requesting large structures to be practiced.

Its strength is above all inclusiveness ». Great enthusiasm also from the technician Silvestro di Berardino, who commented: «The victory of the national title crowns the work done at the Tennis Circolo Città Sant’Angelo. Maria and Paolo Di Benedetto and Ruben Di Pietro competed with determination, demonstrating high -level technical and athletic qualities. Badminton is a fast and dynamic sport, which they have been able to interpret with harmony and passion. We are proud to have brought Abruzzo to the top step of the podium ».

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