Valentina Bartolini, Fabio Belloni and Caesar Santanicchia champions Italy, the beautiful boys of spring in the final stop, as well as Francesco Mattiangeli. A good weekend to Ferrara for our colors and Umbria in general that ended with three golds, two silvers and two bronzes. The individual category sees absolute open at the start Stefano De Francesco and Fabrizio Blacks. While you must give up in round Fabrizio, Stefano surpasses it easily enough and is catapulted into the second round against Louis Pochesci. The game against the Black & Blue Roman Pisa is closed with a hard-fought 2-1 with Griffin's network to a minute to go. The quarter saw the opposite Captain dell'ACSPerugia champion Neapolitan Massimo Bolognino adventure that ends abruptly De Francesco. The category was won by Simone Bertelli in the final against Xavier Bari Reggio Emilia, Ferrara and Tuscany for the second consecutive victory. In Umbria's veterans at the start are three, Alessandro Arca, Francesco Mauro Manganello and Mattiangeli. The ultimi due erano stati addirittura protagonisti della finale lo scorso anno ma entrambi si trovano costretti ad ammainare bandiera bianca di fronte al forte palermitano Richichi. Mauro viene sconfitto nei quarti di finale, mentre Francesco deve cedere solo dopo i calci piazzati e dopo essere stato per due volte in vantaggio durante la finale. Filippo Scarponi e Fabio Belloni sono i nostri portacolori nella competizione cadetti. Il popolare Pippo esce in girone con onore e con un esperienza che servirà per crescere nel prossimo futuro mentre un discorso a parte va fatto per Fabio Belloni. Quest’ultimo fu artefice insieme a Stefano De Francesco e Francesco Patruno della conquista del primo scudetto dell’A.C.S.Perugia nel 1986. Il suo rientro nel mondo del cdt non poteva be better, game after game on the Perugia awareness in their media buys that led him to overcome one after the other all his opponents until the final against Modena Prezioso, passed 2-1. Open to new scenarios and new challenges Fabio, the first of which in Bologna in majors where you will find to deal with an important level of play that will give us the picture of that improvements superfabio will still have to do. In the female category
Valentina Bartolini graduated Champion of Italy in the same year when he won the Italian Cup. Valentina for a triumphal march up to the semi-final which sees it as opposed to Palermo Giuditta Lo Cascio. This is the only player which was able to beat our grifoncella Open International Reggio Emilia and start strong by closing the first portion of the game on 2-0. Everyone thinks it's over but do not know the capabilities of this seemingly fragile girl with a vehement reaction overturns the result in the second half, gaining access to the final. The magnificent embrace with captain Francesco De Stefano at the end of the meeting is still a sign of a narrow escape. The experience of the semi-final Valentina serves to change completely the approach in the decisive race against the Eagles Naples, Gabriela Costa. The 3-0 final talks about a game dominated by one-way Perugia. Andrea Manganello little disappointed in the Under 15. Maybe too stressed by school work that catapulted him to Ferrara at the last moment, Andrea finished second in group and finds himself forced to face in the quarterfinals Mattia Bellotti, defending champion and favorite of the eve that defeats him dryly. Victory against Andrew is only a prelude to yet another success of Matt who won the title once again in the derby at home against Eagles Simone Palmieri. In the Under 12 category will stop in the semifinals against the Genovese Federico Solari who beat him 2-1, the stroke Antonio De Francesco. The other grifoncello Bendrit Nivokazi is instead defeated by Alessandro Feo after having successfully passed il girone di qualificazione. La vittoria è appannaggio dell’astro nascente Luca Battista dei Fighters Napoli. Stupenda affermazione anche nel Classic Subbuteo. Cesare Santanicchia trionfa battendo alla fine di una vera e propria battaglia il romano Fabrizio Sonnino ma al successo di Cesare si aggiunge anche la semifinale di Francesco Discepoli che si vede fermare proprio nel derby fratricida dal compagno. Un successo di squadra completato anche dalla buona prestazione del terzo umbro, Luca Venturini a dimostrazione di un livello che fa dell’Umbria una delle scuole migliori della penisola. Abbiamo lasciato per ultima la categoria a cui tenevamo di più, ovvero il campionato Primavera Under 15.
L’A.C.S.Perugia 1973 si trova in girone con Ferrara e Eagles Naples. The net 3-0 win over Ferrara and good draw against the Neapolitan give our young athletes to win the group. The quarter finals sees us opposed to Naples 2000. The victories of Andrea Manganello and Antonio De Francesco allow us to overcome the obstacle and to deal with very strong young Lazio that had eliminated on goal difference only for the listed Spezia. The semifinal against the white sky is magnificent. Three minutes from the end of ours are in a win, thanks to the clear success of Diego De Francesco Tagliaferri up and by virtue of two draws of Nivokazi respectively and truncheons against Lojacono and Napolitano. The snout begins to beat in the hearts of our children and Bendrit entering area shot, you rest and leave as a blow to Lazio and past goalkeeper reopen a thread of hope for our own. The games are over, there are only 50 seconds on the field of recovery for Andrea Manganello but long enough to run and shoot on the fly that bears a precise diagonal Perugia and Lazio in heaven to hell in a matter of a second. Unfortunately ends with the final defeat of grifoncelli, as opposed to talented Fighters Naples. The victories apparently discounted card for Antonio Antonio De Francesco Peluso (2-0) and Alessandro Feo on Bendrit Nivokazi (3-1) lead the two teams in a tie and leave all the burden of victory and defeat, and to Andrea Manganello Luke Baptist. The small arancionero Naples Luke has the upper hand and closes a wonderful two days that saw him be the absolute protagonist of the category. For us it is a bit 'bitter taste in the mouth and the awareness of having given everything anyway, thanks guys. Forza Perugia!!
Valentina Bartolini graduated Champion of Italy in the same year when he won the Italian Cup. Valentina for a triumphal march up to the semi-final which sees it as opposed to Palermo Giuditta Lo Cascio. This is the only player which was able to beat our grifoncella Open International Reggio Emilia and start strong by closing the first portion of the game on 2-0. Everyone thinks it's over but do not know the capabilities of this seemingly fragile girl with a vehement reaction overturns the result in the second half, gaining access to the final. The magnificent embrace with captain Francesco De Stefano at the end of the meeting is still a sign of a narrow escape. The experience of the semi-final Valentina serves to change completely the approach in the decisive race against the Eagles Naples, Gabriela Costa. The 3-0 final talks about a game dominated by one-way Perugia. Andrea Manganello little disappointed in the Under 15. Maybe too stressed by school work that catapulted him to Ferrara at the last moment, Andrea finished second in group and finds himself forced to face in the quarterfinals Mattia Bellotti, defending champion and favorite of the eve that defeats him dryly. Victory against Andrew is only a prelude to yet another success of Matt who won the title once again in the derby at home against Eagles Simone Palmieri. In the Under 12 category will stop in the semifinals against the Genovese Federico Solari who beat him 2-1, the stroke Antonio De Francesco. The other grifoncello Bendrit Nivokazi is instead defeated by Alessandro Feo after having successfully passed il girone di qualificazione. La vittoria è appannaggio dell’astro nascente Luca Battista dei Fighters Napoli. Stupenda affermazione anche nel Classic Subbuteo. Cesare Santanicchia trionfa battendo alla fine di una vera e propria battaglia il romano Fabrizio Sonnino ma al successo di Cesare si aggiunge anche la semifinale di Francesco Discepoli che si vede fermare proprio nel derby fratricida dal compagno. Un successo di squadra completato anche dalla buona prestazione del terzo umbro, Luca Venturini a dimostrazione di un livello che fa dell’Umbria una delle scuole migliori della penisola. Abbiamo lasciato per ultima la categoria a cui tenevamo di più, ovvero il campionato Primavera Under 15.
L’A.C.S.Perugia 1973 si trova in girone con Ferrara e Eagles Naples. The net 3-0 win over Ferrara and good draw against the Neapolitan give our young athletes to win the group. The quarter finals sees us opposed to Naples 2000. The victories of Andrea Manganello and Antonio De Francesco allow us to overcome the obstacle and to deal with very strong young Lazio that had eliminated on goal difference only for the listed Spezia. The semifinal against the white sky is magnificent. Three minutes from the end of ours are in a win, thanks to the clear success of Diego De Francesco Tagliaferri up and by virtue of two draws of Nivokazi respectively and truncheons against Lojacono and Napolitano. The snout begins to beat in the hearts of our children and Bendrit entering area shot, you rest and leave as a blow to Lazio and past goalkeeper reopen a thread of hope for our own. The games are over, there are only 50 seconds on the field of recovery for Andrea Manganello but long enough to run and shoot on the fly that bears a precise diagonal Perugia and Lazio in heaven to hell in a matter of a second. Unfortunately ends with the final defeat of grifoncelli, as opposed to talented Fighters Naples. The victories apparently discounted card for Antonio Antonio De Francesco Peluso (2-0) and Alessandro Feo on Bendrit Nivokazi (3-1) lead the two teams in a tie and leave all the burden of victory and defeat, and to Andrea Manganello Luke Baptist. The small arancionero Naples Luke has the upper hand and closes a wonderful two days that saw him be the absolute protagonist of the category. For us it is a bit 'bitter taste in the mouth and the awareness of having given everything anyway, thanks guys. Forza Perugia!!
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