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Italy at the 1972 Summer Paralympics

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Italy at the
1972 Summer Paralympics
IPC codeITA
NPCComitato Italiano Paralimpico
Websitewww.comitatoparalimpico.it (in Italian)
in Heidelberg
Competitors25 (20 men, 5 women)
Medals
Ranked 9th
Gold
8
Silver
4
Bronze
15
Total
27
Summer Paralympics appearances (overview)

Italy sent a delegation to compete at the 1972 Summer Paralympics in Heidelberg, West Germany. They sent twenty five competitors, twenty male and five female.[1]

Medalists

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Vittorio Loi, two medals won at this edition of the Games.
Athlete Sport Event
GOLD
Giuseppe Trieste Athletics Men's Slalom 2
Roberto Marson Wheelchair fencing Men's individual epee
Roberto Marson Wheelchair fencing Men's individual saber
Vittorio Loi Wheelchair fencing Men's individual foil
Vittorio Paradiso Wheelchair fencing Male novel individual foil
Roberto Marson
Franco Rossi
Germano Zanarotto
Wheelchair fencing Men's team epee
Giuliano Koten
Vittorio Loi
Franco Rossi
Germano Zanarotto
Wheelchair fencing Men's team foil
Rosa Sicari Table tennis Individual 1B female
SILVER
Franco Rossi Wheelchair fencing Men's individual foil
Vittorio Paradiso
Jaculano
Marras
Wheelchair fencing Men's junior team foil
Giovanni Ferraris
Roberto Marson
Germano Pecchenino
Oliver Venturi
Wheelchair fencing Men's team saber
Giovanni Ferraris
Oliver Venturi
Table tennis Team 3 male
BRONZE
Carlo Jannucci Athletics Men's Slalom 3
Giuliano Koten Lawn bowls Male individual
Aroldo Ruschioni Snooker Male paraplegia
Giuseppe Trieste Table tennis Individual 2 male
Vittorio Paradiso
Jaculano
Marras
Archery Round St. Nicholas by mixed paraplegia teams

References

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  1. ^ "Participants Heidelberg 1972 Paralympic Games". International Paralympic Committee. 1972. Retrieved 27 May 2011.
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