ROME, Italy – Kevin Giordana of Arcieri dell’Elice claimed the gold medal in the Olympic Bow category at the Italian Indoor Archery Championships, held at the Nuova Fiera di Roma from February 26th to March 1st, 2026. The championships showcased Italy’s top archery talent competing over a distance of 18 meters.
Giordana dominated the competition in the Youth Men’s category, achieving a remarkable score of 565 out of 600. This victory underscores his dedication and consistent performance, culminating in a national championship title. The win is a significant achievement for the young archer and a testament to the strength of the Arcieri dell’Elice program.
The Italian Indoor Archery Championships weren’t just about Giordana’s triumph. Giada Parola and Gabriella Sasia also delivered strong performances for the Cuneo province team. Parola competed in the Junior Women’s Barebow category, maintaining her qualifying position to finish 15th nationally. Sasia, competing in the Master Women’s Olympic Bow category, secured a top-10 finish, solidifying her position among Italy’s leading specialists in the discipline.
The competition began on Thursday, February 26th, with the Barebow categories taking center stage. Parola’s consistent performance throughout the qualifying rounds translated into a commendable 15th-place finish. The atmosphere at the Nuova Fiera di Roma was electric as archers from across the country vied for national titles.
Saturday, February 28th, was dedicated to the Olympic Bow competition, and it was a day to remember for Giordana. His masterful score of 565/600 wasn’t just enough to win; it demonstrated a level of precision and focus that set him apart from his competitors. For context, a perfect score in Olympic archery is 600, making Giordana’s result exceptionally high.
Sasia’s performance in the Master Women’s Olympic Bow category was equally impressive. Reaching the top ten nationally is a significant accomplishment, particularly in a field filled with experienced and talented archers. Her result highlights the depth of talent within the Arcieri dell’Elice club.
The success of Giordana, Parola, and Sasia reflects the dedication and hard operate of the Arcieri dell’Elice coaching staff and the supportive environment fostered within the club. The Cuneo province is quickly becoming a hotbed for archery talent in Italy.
Looking ahead, the Arcieri dell’Elice team will likely focus on preparing for the outdoor archery season, building on the momentum gained from their success at the Italian Indoor Championships. The team’s performance provides a strong foundation for continued growth and achievement in the coming months. The next major event for Italian archery is expected to be announced by the Italian Archery Federation (Federazione Italiana Tiro con l’Arco) in the coming weeks.
Fans can follow the Arcieri dell’Elice team and stay updated on their progress through their official channels and the Italian Archery Federation website. The team’s success is a source of pride for the Cuneo province and a promising sign for the future of Italian archery.
