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GIORNALE SETTIMANALE Diretto Da Francesca Monti GIORNALE SETTIMANALE diretto da Francesca Monti NUMERO 29 - ANNO 2021 pag | 2 SPECIALE GIOCHI OLIMPICI TOKYO 2020 AL VIA I GIOCHI OLIMPICI DI TOKYO 2020: LE CURIOSITA’, GLI ATLETI ITALIANI IN GARA E IL PROGRAMMA Dopo il rinvio di un anno a causa della pandemia il 23 luglio iniziano i Giochi Olimpici di Tokyo 2020, che si concluderanno l’8 agosto. Sono 154 i Paesi che prenderanno parte all'evento a cinque cerchi, che prevede 33 sport per un totale di 50 discipline. Tra le novità di questa edizione l'introduzione di baseball/softball, karate sportivo, arrampicata sportiva, surf e skateboarding. LA MASCOTTE La mascotte dei Giochi di Tokyo 2020 si chiama Miraitowa dall’unione delle due parole "futuro" (mirai) ed "eternità" (towa) rappresentando il proverbio giapponese "imparare dal passato per sviluppare nuove idee" e il desiderio che le Olimpiadi possano ispirare un futuro di “eterna speranza”. GLI IMPIANTI Sono dieci gli impianti situati nella "zona dell'eredità" nell'area centro-occidentale della capitale giapponese: Stadio Olimpico, Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Nippon Budokan, Tokyo International Forum, Ryōgoku Kokugikan, Baji-kōen, Musashino Forest Sport Plaza, Tokyo Stadium, Parco Musashino-no-mori. pag | 3 Altre quindici strutture si trovano invece nella zona della baia di Tokyo: Ariake Arena, Ariake Gymnastics Centre, Ariake Urban Sports Park, Ariake Coliseum, Parco marino di Odaiba, Parco Shiokaze, Aomi Urban Sports Park, Stadio di hockey di Ōi, Central Breakwater, Sea Forest Waterway, Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre, Parco di Yumenoshima, Tokyo Aquatics Centre, Tatsumi Water Polo Centre, Makuhari Messe. Vi sono poi degli impianti che si trovano al di fuori di Tokyo, cioè: Yokohama Stadium, Parco Ōdōri di Sapporo, Spiaggia di Tsurigasaki, Saitama Super Arena, Poligono di Asaka, Kasumigaseki Country Club, Enoshima, Velodromo di Izu, Izu MTB Course, Circuito del Fuji, Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium, Sapporo Dome, Miyagi Stadium di Sendai, Kashima Soccer Stadium. IL LOGO Il logo ha un design a scacchi nel tradizionale colore giapponese del blu indaco ed esprime una raffinata eleganza e raffinatezza che esemplifica il Giappone. Composto da tre varietà di forme rettangolari, rappresenta diversi paesi, culture e modi di pensare e incorpora il messaggio di "Unità nella diversità". Esprime inoltre il fatto che i Giochi olimpici e paraolimpici cercano di promuovere la diversità come piattaforma per collegare il mondo. Il designer che lo ha realizzato si chiama Asao Tokolo. Viviana Bottaro (kata), Luigi Busà (kumite 75 kg), Mattia Busato (kata), Angelo Crescenzo (kumite 67 kg) e Silvia Semeraro (kumite 61 kg). GLI ATLETI ITALIANI Sono 384 gli atleti azzurri che proveranno a portare in alto il tricolore, 197 uomini e 187 donne impegnati in 36 discipline. ARRAMPICATA SPORTIVA: Ludovico Fossali, Michael Piccolruaz, Laura Rogora ATLETICA: Marcell Jacobs, Filippo Tortu, Davide Manenti, Lorenzo Patta, Hillary Wanderson Polanco Rijo, Eseosa Desalu, Antonio Baldassare Infantino, Davide Re, Edoardo Scotti, Vladimir Aceti, Lorenzo Benati, Matteo Galvan, Giuseppe Leonardi, Brayan Lopez, Yeman Crippa, Paolo Dal Molin, Hassane Fofana, Alessandro Sibilio, Ahmed Abdelwahed, Ala Zoghlami, Osama Zoghlami, Stefano Sottile, Gianmarco Tamberi, Claudio Michel Stecchi, Filippo Randazzo, Tobia Bocchi, Emmanuel Ihemeje, Andrea Dallavalle, Leonardo Fabbri, Nicholas Ponzio, Zane Weir, Giovanni Faloci, Francesco Fortunato, Massimo Stano, Federico Tontodonati, Andrea Agrusti, pag | 4 Teodorico Caporaso, Marco De Luca, Yassine El Fathaoui, Eyob Faniel, Yassine Rachik, Anna Bongiorni, Vittoria Fontana, Zaynab Dosso, Johanelis Herrera, Irene Siragusa, Gloria Hooper, Dalia Kaddari, Rebecca Borga, Benedicta Chigbolu, Ayomide Folorunso, Raphaela Lukudo, Alice Mangione, Petra Nardelli, Anna Polinari, Giancarla Trevisan, Elena Bellò, Federica Del Buono, Gaia Sabbatini, Nadia Battocletti, Luminosa Bogliolo, Elisa Maria Di Lazzaro, Eleonora Marchiando, Linda Olivieri, Yadisleidy Pedroso, Alessia Trost, Elena Vallortigara, Roberta Bruni, Elisa Molinarolo, Dariya Derkach, Daisy Osakue, Sara Fantini, Eleonora Anna Giorgi, Antonella Palmisano, Valentina Trapletti, Giovanna Epis. BASKET: Marco Spissu, Niccolò Mannion, Stefano Tonut, Danilo Gallinari, Nicolò Melli, Simone Fontecchio, Amedeo Tessitori, Giampaolo Ricci, Riccardo Moraschini, Michele Vitali, Achille Polonara, Alessandro Pajola. BASKET 3x3: Chiara Consolini, Rae Lin D’Alie, Marcella Filippi, Giulia Rulli. BEACH VOLLEY: Daniele Lupo, Paolo Nicolai, Enrico Rossi, Adrian Carambula, Marta Menegatti, Viktoria Orsi Toth BOXE: Giordana Sorrentino, Angela Carini, Irma Testa, Rebecca Nicoli CANOA: Stefanie Horn, Marta Bertoncelli, Giovanni De Gennaro, Francesca Genzo, Manfredi Rizza, Samuele Burgo, Luca Beccaro CANOTTAGGIO: Kiri Tontodonati, Aisha Rocek, Stefano Oppo, Pietro Willy Ruta, Giovanni Abagnale, Marco Di Costanzo, Matteo Castaldo, Bruno Rosetti, Matteo Lodo, Giuseppe Vicino, Simone Venier, Andrea Panizza, Luca Rambaldi, Giacomo Gentili, Valentina Rodini, Federica Cesarini, Valentina Iseppi, Alessandra Montesano, Veronica Lisi, Stefania Gobbi, Alessandra Patelli, Chiara Ondoli, Gennaro Di Mauro: Riserve: Vincenzo Abbagnale, Luca Chiumento, Clara Guerra CICLISMO: Giacomo Fantoni, Luca Braidot, Nadir Colledani, Gerhard Kerschbaumer, Eva Lechner, Martina Alzini, Elisa Balsamo, Rachele Barbieri, Vittoria Guazzini, Letizia Paternoster, Liam Bertazzo (Riserva), Martina Fidanza (Riserva), Simone Consonni, Filippo Ganna, Francesco Lamon, Jonathan Milan, Elia Viviani, Alberto Bettiol, Damiano Caruso, Giulio Ciccone, Gianni Moscon, Vincenzo Nibali, Marta Bastianelli, Marta Cavalli, Elisa Longo Borghini, Soraya Paladin GINNASTICA ARTISTICA: Martina Maggio, Asia D’Amato, Alice D’Amato, Vanessa Ferrari, Marco Lodadio, Ludovico Edalli, Lara Mori pag | 5 GINNASTICA RITMICA: Alessia Maurelli, Martina Centofanti, Agnese Duranti, Martina Santandrea, Daniela Mogurean, Alexandra Agiurgiuculese, Milena Baldassarri GOLF: Guido Migliozzi, Renato Paratore, Giulia Molinaro, Lucrezia Colombotto Rosso JUDO: Francesca Milani, Odette Giuffrida, Maria Centracchio, Alice Bellandi, Manuel Lombardo, Fabio Basile, Christian Parlati, Nicholas Mungai KARATE: Viviana Bottaro, Silvia Semeraro, Mattia Busato, Angelo Crescenzo, Luigi Busà LOTTA: Frank Chamizo Marquez, Abraham de Jesus Conyedo Ruano NUOTO: Domenico Acerenza, Stefano Ballo, Federico Burdisso, Giacomo Carini, Thomas Ceccon, Matteo Ciampi, Santo Yuko Condorelli, Gabriele Detti, Marco De Tullio, Stefano Di Cola, Manuel Frigo, Nicolò Martinenghi, Pier Andrea Matteazzi, Filippo Megli, Alessandro Miressi, Alberto Razzetti, Matteo Restivo, Simone Sabbioni, Federico Poggio, Lorenzo Zazzeri, Ilaria Bianchi, Martina Rita Caramignoli, Martina Carraro, Arianna Castiglioni, Ilaria Cusinato, Elena Di Liddo, Francesca Fangio, Sara Franceschi, Anna Chiara Mascolo, Margherita Panziera, Federica Pellegrini, Benedetta Pilato, Stefania Pirozzi, Simona Quadarella, Giulia Vetrano, Gregorio Paltrinieri NUOTO SINCRONIZZATO: Beatrice Callegari, Domiziana Cavanna, Linda Cerruti, Francesca Deidda, Costanza Di Camillo, Costanza Ferro, Gemma Galli, Enrica Piccoli, Federica Sala (Riserva) NUOTO DI FONDO: Rachele Bruni, Gregorio Paltrinieri, Mario Sanzullo PALLANUOTO: Matteo Aicardi, Michael Bodegas, Marco Del Lungo, Francesco Di Fulvio, Vincenzo Dolce, Gonzalo Oscar Echenique, Niccolò Figari, Pietro Figlioli, Stefano Luongo, Gianmarco Nicosia (Riserva), Nicholas Presciutti, Vincenzo Renzuto Iodice, Alessandro Velotto PENTATHLON MODERNO: Elena Micheli, Alice Sotero SCHERMA: Fioretto: Martina Batini, Arianna Errigo, Alice Volpi, Erica Cipressa (Riserva), Andrea Cassarà, Alessio Foconi, Daniele Garozzo, Giorgio Avola (Riserva) Spada: Rossella Fiamingo, Federica Isola, Mara Navarria, Alberta Santuccio (Riserva), Marco Fichera, Enrico Garozzo, Andrea Santarelli, Gabriele Cimini (Riserva) pag | 6 Sciabola: Martina Criscio, Rossella Gregorio, Irene Vecchi, Michela Battiston (Riserva), Enrico Berrè, Luca Curatoli, Luigi Samele, Aldo Montano (Riserva) SKATEBOARD: Asia Lanzi, Ivan Federico, Alessandro Mazzara SOFTBALL: Ilaria Cacciamani, Emily Patricia Carosone, Elisa Cecchetti, Greta Cecchetti, Amanda Lynn Fama, Andrea Marie Filler, Marta Gasparotto, Andrea Howard, Giulia Metaxia Koutsoyanopulos, Alexia Lacatena, Giulia Longhi, Fabrizia Marrone, Erika Piancastelli, Beatrice Ricchi, Laura Vigna SOLLEVAMENTO PESI: Antonino Pizzolato, Mirko Zanni, Davide Ruiu, Giorgia Bordignon, Maria Grazia Alemanno SPORT EQUESTRI: Susanna Bordone, Vittoria Panizzon, Arianna Schivo, Stefano Brecciaroli (Riserva), Francesco Zaza, Emanuele Gaudiano SURF Leonardo Fioravanti TAEKWONDO Vito Dell’Aquila, Simone Alessio TENNIS Lorenzo Sonego, Fabio Fognini, Lorenzo Musetti, Camila Giorgi, Jasmine Paolini, Sara Errani TENNISTAVOLO Debora Vivarelli TIRO A SEGNO Paolo Monna, Riccardo Mazzetti, Tommaso Chelli, Marco Suppini, Marco De Nicolo, Lorenzo Bacci, Sofia Ceccarello TIRO A VOLO Mauro De Filippis, Silvano Stanco, Jessica Rossi, Tammaro Cassandro, Gabriele Rossetti, Diana Bacosi, Chiara Cainero TIRO CON L’ARCO: Mauro Nespoli, Tatiana Andreoli, Lucilla Boari, Chiara Rebagliati TRIATHLON: Gianluca Pozzatti, Delian Stateff, Alice Betto, Angelica Olmo, Verena Steinhauser pag | 7 TUFFI: Noemi Batki, Elena Bertocchi, Sarah Jodoin di Maria, Chiara Pellacani, Lorenzo Marsaglia, Giovanni Tocci VELA: Elena Berta, Bianca Caruso, Giacomo Ferrari, 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