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Asiva
The Aosta Valley committee towards the 2020/2021 season, with some young women already protagonists at the last Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne.
Thursday 11 June 2020 3 minutes reading time
Asiva has made official the composition of the Alpine skiing teams for the next competitive year. Last week's board of directors had already defined the technical staff, with Luca Liore as technical director and manager of the Children - Under 23 project; Peter Angster women's coach. Michele Landini coach of the men's team and supporting figure in Liore in the Children project, in addition to the reconfirmed Pietro Cassius.
The technical commission therefore opted, for the women's team, for the inclusion in the national teams of Annette Belfrond (Sc Crammont MB) and Sophie Mathiou (Cs Carabinieri), confirming the two Observed Fisi, Héloïse Buildings (Club des Sports) and Alice Calaba (Sc Gressoney MR), Nadine Brunet (Sc Aosta), Alice Mus (Sc Azzurri del Cervino), Carole Agnelli (Club des Sports); the new face, directly from the Students category, is that of Cecilia Pizzinato (Sc Courmayeur MB). Cecilia Bianco (Sc Gressoney MR) is confirmed in the Aggregates, pairing with his partner and new entry Margherita Sala. In the group Observe Martine Brumin (Sc Aosta), Greta Angelini (Sc Chamolé), Alessia Vaglio and Greta Boano (Sc Crammont MB), Maria Vittoria Raffaelli (Sc La Thuile Rutor), Chiara Verducci (Sc Pila).
In the men's team, four confirmations on last year's six staff: the Observed Fisi Benjamin Alliod (Cse), Emile Boniface (Sc Chamolé), Thomas Larivière (Sc Crammont MB) and Elliot Perretta (Sc Courmayeur MB). Four athletes also among the Aggregates; Filippo Segala (Sc Chamolé) is joined by three new faces that respond to the names of Jacques Belfrond (Sc Crammont MB), Lorenzo Stirano (Sc Aosta) and Carlo Giuseppe Borri (Sc Val d’Ayas). Six athletes form the group of Observed: Philippe Quey, Lorenzo Busana (Sc Val d'Ayas), Tommaso Canonico (Sc Aosta), Pietro Bisello (Sc Chamolé), Stefano Fadda (Club des Sports), Edoardo Eigenman (Sc Courmayeur MB) .
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