Italian Championship for Clubs
A Sunday entirely dedicated to Compak Sporting enlivened the TAV Foligno (PG) shooting ranges on September 13th, hosting the 2026 Italian Club Championship. A total of 340 shooters competed for the Scudetti Tricolore, representing 64 club teams who traveled to Umbria from all over Italy to represent their respective clubs. In Group A, reserved for First and Second Category clubs, the hosts, Foligno 2, prevailed, taking the Scudetto Tricolore with a total of 551/600. The Italian Champion team consisted of Alberto Cardinali, Fabrizio Puliti, Simone Berti, Simone Bobba, Moreno Cola, and Andrea Cuccagna.
The results
Castiello 2 (NA) finished just two clays behind, taking the silver medal with a score of 549/600, with Salvatore Rea, Pasquale Rea, Virgilio Pagano, Massimiliano Riccardi, Carmine Buonincontro, and Vincenzo Bosco. Third place on the podium went to La Torre 1, who finished the competition with a score of 547/600, fielding Filippo Boldrini, Raffaele Desideri, Giuseppe Pupo, Roberto Risi, Marco Tonini, and Roberto Fascetti. Also in Group A, in the Third and Fourth Category classification, the Italian Championship went to TAV La Contea (RG), first with a score of 544/600. The Italian title was won by Giuseppe Valenti, Pietro Condorelli, Orazio D'Agostino, Cesare Grasso, Giuseppe Consoli, and Santo Condorelli.
Teams
Tana del Lupo 3 (AV) finished second with a score of 537/600, fielding Giuseppe Calò, Remo Messori, Pasquale Della Rocca, Luca Calò, Giovanni Selvaggio, and Clemente Marino. Completing the podium was Polisportiva Dilettantistica Circolo Lavoratori Terni (CLT), third with a score of 532/600, featuring Alessandro Piantoni, Andrea Baiocco, Valerio Chiari, Daniele Maffei, Riccardo Rapanelli, and Emanuele Bernardini. In Group B, reserved for Qualifying Teams, victory remained at home thanks to Foligno 5, who became Italian Champions with a score of 286/300. Veniero Spada, Francesco Bordoni, and Bruno Roccasecca secured the victory. Second place went to San Fruttuoso B (Mantua) with a score of 250/300, thanks to the trio of Stefano Pasi, Claudio Germano Moretti, and Leandro Ragni. Third place went to Fano B (Puglia), which finished with a score of 247/300 thanks to the efforts of Giulia Allegrucci, Massimo Brunelli, and Giacomo Cesaretti (source: FITAV).
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