Season over for promising Austrian Rosina Schneeberger

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Season over for promising Austrian Rosina Schneeberger

In the fall during the second run of the women's slalom World Cup Levi l & rsquo; Austrian Rosina is Schneeberger & egrave; procured an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus in his left knee.

It looked like a fall from nothing, instead the 20 year-old Tyrolean, national champion in super-G in office (and in that race preceded Elisabeth G & ouml; rgl and Anna Fenninger, not any two), do not get up and unfortunately MRI yesterday in Innsbruck , resulting in surgery, confirmed what was feared. L & rsquo; & egrave operation; perfectly successful, but in these cases the recovery time is six months so the season of Rosina, who was the fifth race in the World Cup, ends prematurely. & Ldquo; It & rsquo; my first serious knee injury - says Rosina in a statement -. I gi & agrave; wrote to the girls who are in America who do not raggiunger & ograve ;. L & rsquo; & egrave operation; went well and lotter & ograve; with all my strength to return to racing & rdquo; concludes l & rsquo; Austrian Junior World Cup 2013 & egrave; was bronze in super-G and won the same metal in giant (behind the blue Marta Bassino and Karoline Pichler) and again in super-G in ones quest & rsquo; year. And just a year ago Levi & egrave; was second in a giant European Cup. Source: http://www.skionline.ch/index.php?section=news&cmd=details&newsid=43182&teaserId=14
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