All Blacks vs Springboks Rugby: Italia femminile: 22 contratti centralizzati per le giocatrici di interesse nazionale

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La Federazione Italiana Rugby ha comunicato di aver finanziato 22 contratti centralizzati per le atlete di interesse nazionale dell’Italia femminile.

Ad aprile del 2022, in vista della Rugby World Cup, il Consiglio Federale aveva approvato il finanziamento di 17 contratti e 8 borse di studio a 25 atlete al fine di sostenere l’attività professionale o il percorso universitario delle migliori atlete internazionali.

Adesso la FIR rinnova il proprio impegno in vista del 2023. Nell’elenco della atlete che hanno firmato il contratto di collaborazione sportiva ci sono 12 delle 17 giocatrici che avevano già siglato l’accordo lo scorso anno, mentre 6 sono passate dalla borsa di studio al contratto (D’Incà, Fedrighi, Maris, Seye, Sgorbini, Vecchini).

Leggi anche: Italia femminile: le convocate della Nazionale maggiore e della under 20 per la sfida alla Spagna

Quattro le novità: Beatrice Capomaggi, trequarti del Villorba; Francesca Granzotto, numero 9 della Capitolina; Emanuela Stecca, prima linea del Villorba; Emma Stevanin, apertura del Valsugana.

Il prossimo impegno dell’Italia femminile è il test contro la Spagna di sabato 11 febbraio, in preparazione al Sei Nazioni 2023.

Italia, le atlete sotto contratto centralizzato

Beatrice CAPOMAGGI (Arredissima Villorba) – 4 caps
Alyssa D’INCA’ (Arredissima Villorba) – 12 caps
Giordana DUCA (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 34 caps
Valeria FEDRIGHI (Stade Toulousain) – 40 caps
Giada FRANCO (Rugby Colorno) – 27 caps
Lucia GAI (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 86 caps
Elisa GIORDANO (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 60 caps
Francesca GRANZOTTO (Unione Rugby Capitolina) – 2 caps
Isabella LOCATELLI (Rugby Colorno) – 37 caps
Veronica MADIA (Rugby Colorno) – 36 caps
Gaia MARIS (Wasps Rugby) – 15 caps
Aura MUZZO (Arredissima Villorba) – 31 caps
Vittoria OSTUNI MINUZZI (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 20 caps
Beatrice RIGONI (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 61 caps
Michela SILLARI (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 74 caps
Francesca SGORBINI (ASM Romagnat) – 17 caps
Sofia STEFAN (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 73 caps
Emanuela STECCA (Arredissima Villorba) – 3 caps
Emma STEVANIN (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 2 caps
Sara SEYE (Rugby Calvisano) – 12 caps
Silvia TURANI (Exeter Chiefs) – 24 caps
Vittoria VECCHINI (Valsugana Rugby Padova) – 14 caps

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