Sandra's youth sports competition has come alive as teams showcased their skills and determination at various events across Italy. Last Saturday, February 22, 2025, marked another thrilling day at the DCPS Sardegna Championship, where young athletes demonstrated not only their competitive spirit but also their team camaraderie.
Notably, the team Tuttavista Galtellì once again proved its dominance within the second level of the championship. Despite facing competitive matches where victory was achieved by just one goal, they managed to secure two wins. One of those victories came against Una Ragione in Più from Oristano, finishing at 1-0, followed by another nail-biter against Gioventù Assemini, which ended 2-1. This team continues to show resilience and determination during high-pressure moments.
The results also highlighted the excitement building within the third level. The competition for the top has heated up, with three teams vying for the championship title. The week ended with Full HD Olbia losing to its rivals, meaning the teams Macomerese, Speedy Sport from Dorgali, and La Torre from Carbonia will battle for the national finals. The upcoming matches scheduled for March will decide who gets to represent Sardinia at the national level, promising unforgettable sportsmanship.
Another remarkable achievement came from the Fun & Play category, where the Ferrini team from Cagliari celebrated their much-awaited first victory after two years, marking this as a significant milestone on their sporting voyage. The players from Juventude and Speedy Sport also impressed as their matches brought competitively thrilling moments. With every passing week, the interest and enthusiasm for the Sardinia paralympic football season grow stronger.
According to local sources, the detailed results of the matches showcase the remarkable performances, including:
- Level 2 – 2nd Day:
- 10:15 | Campo C – Una Ragione in Più vs Tuttavista Galtellì: 0-1
- 11:45 | Campo C – Gioventù ASSEMINI vs Tuttavista Galtellì: 1-2
- Level 3 – 5th Day:
- 9:30 | Campo B – San Paolo Sassari vs Assos Sulcis: 2-1
- 10:15 | Campo B – FC Alghero vs Macomerese: 1-2
- 10:15 | Campo A – Centro Sportivo Full HD vs Speedy Sport: 1-6
- 10:15 | Campo B – Una Ragione in Più vs La Torre: 1-8
- 11:00 | Campo A – Gioventù ASSEMINI vs Una Ragione in Più: 7-0
- 11:00 | Campo B – La Torre vs Centro Sportivo Full HD: 6-1
- 11:45 | Campo A – Speedy Sport vs FC Alghero: 4-0
- 11:45 | Campo B – Macomerese vs San Paolo Sassari: 4-2
For the Fun and Play category:
- 9:30 | Campo B: Speedy Sport vs Juventude: 0-5
- 10:15 | Campo B: Speedy Sport vs Ferrini: 1-2
- 11:00 | Campo B: Juventude vs Ferrini: 5-3
On another note, the Sporting Life Center was buzzing with excitement as the 4th category of the Trofeo International Cable wrapped up with 69 participants competing fiercely. Home player Alessandro Zara clinched the victory in the men's category, beating Vittorio Da Ros from Tiziano Belluno in two sets. He showcased remarkable stamina, particularly during the intense semi-final against his fellow competitor Lorenzo Muffato, resulting in an exciting long tie-break.
Meanwhile, the highlight of the women’s competition was Agata Maria Buzzo, the under-12 champion from TC Padova, who emerged victorious against her peer Giulia Favaro, showcasing her impressive skills. Remarkably, Alessandra Rossi Derubeis, who stepped up from being unranked to earn seven victories, appeared as the real surprise of the tournament.
The excitement continues with more tournaments lined up over the first weekend of March, with draws planned across different categories. Participants are urged to register for these upcoming tournaments, which will highlight more young talents aiming for final glory, including events across locations like the Tc Barchessa and Castelfranco. Essential to note are the master provincial events taking place, noted as pathways toward the prestigious Ibi finals.
Overall, these youth sports events not only highlight competitive athleticism but also encourage community spirit and resilience among young athletes. The future for youth sports within Italy is certainly on the rise.