Italy at the European Throwing Cup

Italy at the European Throwing Cup participated at all editions of the European Throwing Cup from Nice 2001.[1]

Italy at the
European Throwing Cup
WA codeITA
National federationFIDAL
Websitewww.fidal.it
Medals
Ranked 8th
Gold
5
Silver
9
Bronze
16
Total
30
Zahra Bani, the Italian athlete with more appearances at the European Throwing Cup.

The event was called European Winter Throwing Challenge until 2004, than European Cup Winter Throwing until 2016.

Medals

Individual
EditionEventAthleteMedal
Nice 2001 Men's shot put Paolo Dal Soglio
Women's javelin throw Claudia Coslovich
Pula 2002 Women's javelin throw Claudia Coslovich
Women's shot put Assunta Legnante
Gioia Tauro 2003 Men's hammer throw Nicola Vizzoni
Women's shot put Cristiana Checchi
Marsa 2004 Women's shot put Assunta Legnante
Mersin 2005 Women's shot put Assunta Legnante
Yalta 2007 Women's shot put Assunta Legnante
Chiara Rosa
Women's hammer throw Ester Balassini
Women's javelin throw Zahra Bani
Split 2008 Men's hammer throw Marco Lingua
Women's shot put Assunta Legnante
Chiara Rosa
Women's javelin throw Zahra Bani
Los Realejos 2009 Men's hammer throw Marco Lingua
Nicola Vizzoni
Women's shot put Chiara Rosa
Women's hammer throw Silvia Salis
Arles 2010 Men's hammer throw Nicola Vizzoni
Women's hammer throw Silvia Salis
Sofia 2011 Women's shot put Chiara Rosa
Leiria 2015 Women's shot put Chiara Rosa
Arad 2016 Men's javelin throw Norbert Bonvecchio
Men's shot put Sebastiano Bianchetti
Men's hammer throw Marco Lingua
Gran Canaria 2017 Men's javelin throw Roberto Bertolini
Men's hammer throw Simone Falloni
Šamorín 2019 Men's javelin throw Mauro Fraresso

Team
EditionMenWomen
Nice 2001 5
Pula 2002 4
Gioia Tauro 2003
Marsa 2004
Mersin 2005
Tel Aviv 2006
Yalta 2007 4
Split 2008 NC
Los Realejos 2009 NC
Arles 2010 NC 4
Gran Canaria 2017 4
Leiria 2018 5
Šamorín 2019 8
Leiria 2020[note 1] Non disputed
Split 2021 4 5

See also

Notes
  1. Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

References
  1. "Annuario FIDAL dell'atletica 2010" (PDF) (in Italian). asdpedaggio-castiglionetorinese.com. Retrieved 13 May 2021.
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