Italy secured a bronze medal in the mixed team compound event at the European Grand Prix Antalya on April 24, 2026, marking another strong performance by the Italian archery team in Turkey. The achievement came after a day of intense competition that saw Italian squads reach multiple finals across disciplines.
The mixed team compound bronze medal match pitted Italy against a formidable opponent in a tightly contested showdown. Both teams delivered high-scoring rounds under pressure, with Italy maintaining composure in the final ends to claim the podium position. The result contributed to Italy’s overall medal haul at the event, which included individual successes across recurve and compound categories.
Lorenzo Gubbini, Michea Godano, and Andrea Nicole Moccia were highlighted as key contributors to Italy’s strong showing throughout the competition. Gubbini, in particular, had already captured an individual gold medal earlier in the event, setting a tone of excellence for the team. Godano and Moccia too earned individual medals, underscoring the depth of talent within the Italian squad.
The European Grand Prix Antalya continues to serve as a significant stop on the international archery calendar, drawing top athletes from across Europe and beyond. Held annually in Antalya, Turkey, the tournament features Olympic-recognized disciplines and acts as a key preparatory event for major championships.
Italy’s performance in Antalya reflects a sustained upward trajectory in compound archery, with the mixed team demonstrating consistency and technical precision. The bronze medal adds to a growing list of international accolades for Italian archers in recent seasons, reinforcing their status as contenders on the world stage.
Looking ahead, the Italian archery team will shift focus toward upcoming World Cup events and qualification campaigns for major international competitions. The momentum gained in Antalya provides a valuable foundation as athletes refine their preparations for the challenges ahead.
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