Italian Field Archery Championships 2025: Tania Della Valle and Sandro D’Annibale Compete in Rieti

The 2025 Italian Field Archery Championships (Campionati Italiani di Tiro con l’arco di Campagna) concluded in the historic center of Città della Pieve, Umbria, bringing together 464 archers representing 160 clubs from across the country, according to reports from Sportface. Organized by the Arcieri Barbacane Città della Pieve, the weekend tournament crowned national champions in barebow (arco nudo), recurve (ricurvo), and compound divisions following initial qualifications and elimination rounds.

Barebow Champions: Seimandi and Noziglia Defend Titles

In the men’s barebow division, Giuseppe Seimandi of Fiamme Azzurre secured his eighth Italian title after a tightly contested final, defeating national teammate Simone Barbieri of Malin Archery Team 52-51, as detailed by Sportface. The bronze medal went to Alessio Noceti of Arcieri Tigullio, who edged out Simone Figliola 49-48.

The women’s barebow competition saw Cinzia Noziglia of Fiamme Oro claim her fourth and sixth overall national title with a 55-45 victory over Elisa Medico of Arcieri delle Alpi. Linda Grezzani of Arcieri Bresciani captured the bronze by defeating clubmate Alessandra Bigogno.

Recurve Division: Borsani and Doretto Take Gold

Matteo Borsani of Fiamme Gialle claimed the men’s recurve title by overcoming defending champion Federico Musolesi of Aeronautica Militare on the final arrow, according to Sportface. Marco Morello, also representing Aeronautica Militare, took the bronze medal with a 59-54 win against Francesco Gregori.

In the women’s recurve bracket, Giada Doretto of Malin Archery Team returned to the top of the podium while seven months pregnant, defeating Anna Botto of Arcieri delle Alpi 53-48. Ilaria Melchiori of Arcieri Altopiano Piné finished third to claim the bronze.

Compound Division: Bruno and Aloisi Repeat

Marco Bruno of Fiamme Azzurre successfully defended his 2024 crown in the men’s compound division, defeating Mattia Vieceli of Arcieri delle Alpi 69-62, as reported by Sportface. Claudio Capovilla of Kappa Kosmos Rovereto secured the bronze after a shoot-off victory over Fabio Ibba.

Francesca Aloisi of Arcieri Iuvenilia earned the women’s compound title with a 70-66 victory over Anna Rocca of Arcieri Tigullio. Irene Franchini of Fiamme Azzurre completed the podium by defeating Sara Ret for the bronze medal.

Team and Longbow Results

In the team competitions, the Arcieri delle Alpi men’s trio of Bruno, Dezani, and Seimandi captured their seventh specialty title by defeating Arcieri Iuvenilia 59-56, while the Malin Archery Team took bronze, according to Sportface. In the women’s team event, Arcieri Tigullio secured their fifth title, defeating Arcieri delle Alpi 58-56, with Arcieri Uras taking third place.

Italian Field Archery Championships 2025: Tania Della Valle and Sandro D'Annibale Compete in Rieti
Photo: sportface.it

Longbow titles, contested on Saturday, were won by Danilo Fornasier of Arcieri delle Alpi and Laura Canale of Arcieri Lodigiani, while the mixed team competition was won by the Arcieri delle Alpi pair of Giordano and Lazzaroni.

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