Yama-attività Athletes Compete in Bari, Cagliari and Ladispoli

Athletes from Judo Yama Arashi Udine are competing across three separate Italian venues this weekend, featuring in the Trofeo Coni in Bari, the Trofeo Italia in Cagliari, and the Italian Master Championships in Ladispoli, according to regional sports reports.

Trofeo Coni Squads Compete in Bari

The Trofeo Coni competition in Bari features two distinct squads from the Udine club, splitting athletes between judo and wrestling disciplines under the guidance of coaches Loris Clocchiatti and Sandro Scano. The judo contingent includes Lorenzo Clocchiatti in the 50 kg division, Martino Losi at 55 kg, Giacomo Donato at 60 kg, Greta Ruggeri in the 52 kg category, and Nino Akhalbedashvili at 57 kg.

Alongside the judoka, four wrestlers represent the club in Puglia. Lavinia Sofia Lustrissimi and Eva Bronzin compete in freestyle events, while Stefano Cusin and Pietro Longo contest the Greco-Roman brackets. Coach Sandro Scano noted that the national event emphasizes technical mastery over direct combat outcomes, though the squad approaches the mat with competitive intensity.

Esordienti B Travel to Cagliari for Trofeo Italia

While the multi-discipline delegations compete on the mainland, the club’s Esordienti B athletes have traveled to Sardinia. Rim Djamaa, Adriano Bronzin, and Aron Amarhoun represent the team in Cagliari for the latest leg of the Trofeo Italia circuit. Coach Laura Scano oversees the young competitors during the island fixture.

Master Competitors Target National Honors in Ladispoli

Competition action concludes Sunday in the Lazio region, where veteran athletes contest the Italian Master Class Championships in Ladispoli. Giuseppe Infantino represents the club in the over-90 kg division, while teammate Davide Bronzin enters the 66 kg bracket as the Udine club wraps up its busy weekend schedule.

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