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Risultati Campionati Serie a Ancona Padova Milano in ARRIVO IL Mensile on line della Federazione Ginnastica d’Italia fgiNEWS marzo - 2013 20 pagine di notizie sul mondo della Risultati Campionati Serie A ginnastica italiana e non solo Ancona PaDova milano IN ARRIVO IL NUOVO GINNASTA! ...ABBONATI! EVENTO Milano 5.03.2013 sfilata con l’esibizione delle Farfalle della Ritmica La Ritmica La Ritmica e e dieci “Farfalle” della Squadra Nazionale di Ginnastica Ritmica - Andreea Stefanescu, Chiara Ianni, Camilla Bini, Camilla Patriarca, Arianna Facchinetti, Valeria Schiavi, Daniela Pintus, Alessia Marchetto e Sara Celoria, capitanate da Marta Pagnini - il 5 marzo hanno preso parte con una performance dal vivo al No Limits Event all’interno del Triumph Brandland di Piazza Cordusio, a Milano. L’idea di abbi- Lnare l’esibizione del Team di Desio alla presentazione delle nuove collezioni Triumph Amazing Sensation e Body Make-Up primavera-estate 2013 ha entusiasmato il pubblico, che ha potuto così assistere all’originale connubio tra Sport e Moda. Dalla pedana alla passerella il salto può sembrare breve, vista la bellezza delle nostre ginnaste, ma anche molto difficile, considerati gli spazi ridotti a disposizione. Eppure le nuove ragazze di Emanuela Maccarani, (accompagnata come sempre dalle assistenti Valentina Rovetta e Klarita Kodra) sono riuscite a compiere il solito miracolo. Cinque cerchi olimpici, palle e nastri rossi come la passione delle loro coreografie, il tutto proiettato fuori del negozio Triumph, per lo stupore dei passanti. “Testa e cuore” è il loro motto. Libertà e movimento, la loro necessità. Per danzare verso traguardi e sfide nuovi. I prossimi appunta- menti? Il calendario delle atlete della nazionale di ginnastica ritmica è fitto di gare, a cominciare da quella di Torino (27 marzo 2013) per l’Incontro Internazionale di ritmica (lo stesso tipo di gara si svolgerà a Chieti, il 26 maggio). La World Cup si disputa invece a Pesaro (26-28 aprile) e l’attesissimo Golden Butterfly Gala, un altro mix, stavolta tra sport e spettacolo, a Desio (data da definire ma, sempre qui, il 19 ottobre è la volta della 1° prova Serie A1 e A2). Per le altre date, bisogna aspettare un po’: il 9 giugno a Terranuova Bracciolini, in provin- cia di Arezzo (Campionati Assoluti); il 2 novembre ad Arezzo (2° prova Serie A1 e A2); il 9 novembre a Modena (Grand Prix), il 16 novembre a Torino (3° prova Serie A1 e A2), il 30 novembre a Fabriano (4° prova A1 e A2). In tutti questi appuntamenti, ne siamo certi, conoscendo la grinta di Questa Squadra, sarà di certo un… Triumph! ANCONA - 1ª Prova Campionato Serie A1 - A2 (GAM e GAF) 09.02.2013 - Palarossini A1 maschile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 A.S.D. Ginnastica Virtus Pasqualetti 25 173.550 2 Corpo Libero Gymnastic Team 22 165.150 3 A.S.D. Ginnastica Pro Carate 20 165.000 4 A.S.D. Ginnastica Pro Patria Bustese 18 163.700 5 A.S.D. Ginnastica Meda 16 163.400 6 A.S.D. Libertas Ginnastica Vercelli 14 159.900 7 A.G Livornese A.S.D 12 159.600 8 A.S.D. Ginnastica Romana 10 154.900 9 A.S.D. C.G. Artisitca Stabia 8 151.100 A2 maschile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 A.S.D. Juventus Nova Melzo 1960 25 155.850 2 Soc. Veresina Ginnastica e SCH 22 155.000 3 S.G Milanese Forza e Coraggio 20 153.450 4 A.S.D. Ginnastica San Pietrina 18 152.950 5 Palestra Ginnastica Ferrara A.S.D. 16 152.200 6 S.G Aurora A.S.D 14 150.650 7 A.S.D. Nardi Juventus 12 150.100 8 S.G. Bresciana Forza e Costanza A.S.D. 10 150.000 9 Ginnastica Fortitudo 1875 A.S. 8 144.800 A1 femminile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 Ginnastica Artitica Lissonese 25 161.550 2 A.S.D.G. Brixia 22 159.600 3 A.S.D. Pro Lissone Ginnastica 20 156.950 4 A.S. Olos gym 2000 18 156.750 5 S.G. Forza e Virtù 1892 A.S.D. 16 155.150 6 Artisitca 81 Trieste A.S.D. 14 153.300 7 Estate 83 Galleria Del Tiro Lo 12 148.350 8 A.S.Dil. Ginnica Giglio 10 146.450 9 A.S.D. C.G. World Sporting Academy 8 136.200 10 S.G. La Rosa A.S.D. 6 127.200 A2 femminile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 Fratellanza Savonese A.S.D. 25 145.250 2 A.S.D.G. Ginnastica Romana 22 145.200 3 Corpo Libero Gymnastic Team A 20 143.550 4 A.S.Dil. U.S. Renato Serra Ginnastica 18 141.150 5 A.Dil.Pol. Casellina 16 140.700 6 Coop. Consumatori Nordest Parma 14 140.350 7 A.G. Biancoverde Soc. Sp. Dil. 12 140.300 8 CuneoGinnastica 10 140.150 9 S.S.Dil. Ginn. Ardor Coop. Soc. 8 139.550 10 A.G.S. Dil. Eur 6 137.650 PADOVA - 2ª Prova Campionato Serie A1 - A2 (GAM e GAF) 23.02.2013 - Palafabris A1 maschile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 A.S.D. Ginnastica Virtus Pasqualetti 25 169.250 2 A.S.D. Ginnastica Meda 22 167.500 3 A.S.D. Ginnastica Pro Carate 20 165.500 4 Corpo Libero Gymnastics Team A 18 165.200 5 A.G. Livornese A.S.D. 16 160.950 6 A.S.D. Libertas Ginnastica Vercelli 14 160.800 7 A.S.D. Ginnastica Pro Patria Bustese 12 160.400 8 A.S.D. Ginnastica Romana 10 160.150 9 A.S.D. C.G. Artisitca Stabia 8 152.400 A2 maschile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 A.S.D. Juventus Nova Melzo 1960 25 159.850 2 SG. Aurora A.S.D. 22 156.600 3 Palestra Ginnastica Ferrara A.S.D. 20 154.850 4 S.G. Milanese Forza e Coraggio 18 154.050 5 A.S.D. Nardi Juventus 16 153.250 6 S.G. Bresciana Forza e Costanza A.S.D. 14 153.100 7 A.S.D. Ginnastica Sampietrina 12 152.650 8 Società Varesina Ginnastica e SCH 10 150.700 9 Ginnastica Fortitudo 1875 A.S. 8 144.750 A1 femminile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 A.S.D.G. Brixia 25 164.200 2 Ginnastica Artistica Lissonese A.S.D. 22 163.300 3 A.S. Olos gym 2000 20 156.700 4 Artisitca 81 Trieste A.S.D 18 154.600 5 A.S.D. Pro Lissone Ginnastica 16 152.350 6 Estate 83 Galleria Del Tiro Lo 14 149.000 7 S.G. Forza e Virtù 1892 A.S.D. 12 148.650 8 A.S.Dil. Ginnica Giglio 10 144.700 9 A.S.D. C.G. World Sporting Academy 8 140.550 10 S.G. La Rosa A.S.D. 6 127.750 A2 femminile Società PT. Speciali TOT 1 A.S.D.G. Ginnastica Romana 25 143.850 2 Fratellanza Savonese A.S.D. 22 142.400 3 Corpo Libero Gymnastic Team A 20 141.400 4 Coop. Consumatori Nordest Parma 18 141.300 5 CuneoGinnastica 16 141.200 6 S.S.Dil. Ginn. Ardor Coop. Soc. 14 140.400 7 A.G.S. Dil. Eur 12 138.750 8 A.G. Biancoverde Soc.Sp.Dil. 12 138.750 9 A.S.D. Pol. Casellina 8 136.250 10 A.S.Dil U.S. Renato Serra Ginnastica 6 133.950 Classifica Campionato Serie A1 - A2 dopo due giornate (GAM e GAF) A1 Maschile Società Ancona Padova TOT 1 A.S.D. Ginnastica Virtus Pasqualetti 25 25 50 2 Corpo Libero Gymnastic Team A 22 18 40 3 A.S.D. Ginnastica Pro Carate 20 20 40 4 A.S.D. Ginnastica Meda 16 22 38 5 A.S.D. Ginnastica Pro Patria Bustese 18 12 30 6 A.G Livornese A.S.D 12 16 28 7 A.S.D. Libertas Ginnastica Vercelli 14 14 28 8 A.S.D. Ginnastica Romana 10 10 20 9 A.S.D. C.G. Artisitca Stabia 8 8 16 A2 Maschile Società Ancona Padova TOT 1 A.S.D. Juventus Nova Melzo 1960 25 25 50 2 S.G Milanese Forza e Coraggio 20 18 38 3 S.G Aurora A.S.D 14 22 36 4 Palestra Ginnastica Ferrara A.S.D. 16 20 36 5 Soc. Veresina Ginnastica e SCH 22 10 32 6 A.S.D. Ginnastica San Pietrina 18 22 30 7 A.S.D. Nardi Juventus 12 16 28 8 S.G. Bresciana Forza e Costanza A.S.D. 10 14 24 9 Ginnastica Fortitudo 1875 A.S. 8 8 16 A1 Femminile Società Ancona Padova TOT 1 Ginnastica Artitica Lissonese 25 22 47 1 A.S.D.G. Brixia 22 25 47 3 A.S. Olos gym 2000 18 20 38 4 A.S.D. Pro Lissone Ginnastica 20 16 36 5 Artisitca 81 Trieste A.S.D. 18 12 30 6 S.G. Forza e Virtù 1892 A.S.D. 16 12 28 7 Estate 83 Galleria Del Tiro Lo 12 14 26 8 A.S.Dil. Ginnica Giglio 10 10 20 9 A.S.D. C.G. World Sporting Academy 8 8 16 10 S.G. La Rosa A.S.D. 6 6 12 A2 Femminile Società Ancona Padova TOT 1 A.S.D.G. Ginnastica Romana 22 25 47 1 Fratellanza Savonese A.S.D. 25 22 47 3 Corpo Libero Gymnastic Team A 20 20 40 4 Coop. Consumatori Nordest Parma 14 18 32 5 CuneoGinnastica 10 16 26 6 A.S.Dil. U.S. Renato Serra Ginnastica 18 6 24 7 A.Dil.Pol.
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