Brianza Archery: Indoor Medal Success

Archers from Brianza as protagonists in indoor archery held at Olgiate Molgora and organized by the Polisportiva Aurora – Asd Drago Azzurro. First, for the first time in this winter phase of the racesthey went up on the podium three archers from the Seregno Archers Company. I am Giorgio Tessaro who won silver in the Olympic, senior category, then in the compound specialty Fabio Severino (senior) e Valter Elli (master) both awarded bronze.

Archery: haul of indoor medals for the Brianza people, the results in Olgiate Molgora

The budget of the Archers Company of Monza and Brianza which they brought home six individual medals and three with the teams. In the Olympics the individual ones were won by Mattia Amati (gold) and from Andrea Ballo (bronze); in the compound by the seniors Andrea Magni (gold) and from Dario Ferli (silver); in the bare bow by the very talented Alessia Passoni (senior, oro) and da Valerio Montanari (master, bronze). The senior Monza teams won medals in the Olympic and compound, the gold medals and then the bronze medal in the bare arch.

Archery Borgia Archers in Olgiate M. from left A.Galimberti C.Moreghello M.Malugani

The Archers of the Borgia of UsmateVelatein the Olympic they won a gold medal in the senior category with Caterina Moreghello and a bronze with the men’s team. Two bronze medals in the Olympic also for master archers of the Besanese sports club of Besana in Brianza: one individual with Massimo Frison, the other with the men’s team. In the bare arch the spotlight is on the senior athletes of theAsd Arcieri del Sole of Solaro: Luigi Moreschi and Emiliano Giuranno won, in order, gold and bronze and also added another gold in the team event completed by Marco Maiocchi.

In Olgiate Molgora in the list of winners there was space for master athletes from Brianza: two are members of the Bellusco sports clubarchery and cone section Margherita Gironi for winning the gold in the Olympic and Simona Biella the silver in the naked arch; bronze also for Virginia Rizzi (Burarco Vimercate) in the Olympic.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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