Italy women's national artistic gymnastics team explained

Italy
Label1:	Continental union
Label2:	National federation
Data2:	Italian Gymnastics Federation
Label4:	Appearances
Data4:	14
Label5:	Medals
Label7:	Appearances
Label8:	Medals
Label10:	Medals
Label12:	Medals
Data12:	Gold: 2006, 2022, 2024 Silver: 2023 Bronze: 2002, 2012

The Italy women's national artistic gymnastics team represents Italy in FIG international competitions.

History

Italy has participated in the Olympic Games women's team competition 14 times. It has won two medals, both silver in 1928 and 2024.^[1] The team has also won two medals at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, a bronze in both 1950 and 2019.^[2] They won the team gold at the 2006 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

At the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Alice D'Amato became the first Italian female artistic gymnast to win an Olympic gold medal after winning one on the balance beam.^{[3] [4]}

Senior roster

Name	Birth date and age	Birthplace	Club
	6 June 2006		Brixia
	3 November 2007		Renato Serra
	1 January 2007		Ginnastica Heaven
	28 January 2004		Ginnastica Civitavecchia
	7 February 2003		Brixia
	7 February 2003		Brixia
	2006		Ginnastica Civitavecchia
	2 November 2006		Ginnastica Civitavecchia / Brexia
	2008		Ginnastica Heaven
	2008		Acrobatic Fitness
	8 December 2007		Ginnastica Pavese
	21 March 2003		Brixia
	13 September 2000		Future Gym 2000
	26 July 2001		Brixia
	28 February 2005		Brixia
	23 September 2008		Ginnastica Civitavecchia
	30 November 2007		Ginnastica Romana
	14 April 2007		Gioglio
	20 August 2007		Ginnastica Bollate
	2007		Artistica 81 Trieste
	23 February 2003		Brixia
	20 October 2005		Inside Wellnes

Olympic Games results

• 1928 — silver medal

Bianca Ambrosetti, Lavinia Gianoni, Luigina Giavotti, Virginia Giorgi, Germana Malabarba, Carla Marangoni, Luigina Perversi, Diana Pizzavini, Luisa Tanzini, Carolina Tronconi, Ines Vercesi, Rita Vittadini

• 1936 — 7th place

Anna Avanzini, Vittoria Avanzini, Clara Bimbocci, Ebore Canella, Pina Cipriotto, Elda Cividino, Gianna Guaita, Carmela Toso

• 1948 — 8th place

Renata Bianchi, Norma Icardi, Licia Macchini, Laura Micheli, Wanda Nuti, Luciana Pezzoni, Elena Santoni, Lilia Torriani

• 1952 — 6th place

Renata Bianchi, Grazia Bozzo, Miranda Cicognani, Elisabetta Durelli, Licia Macchini, Lidia Pitteri, Luciana Reali, Liliana Scaricabarozzi

• 1956 — 7th place

Elisa Calsi, Miranda Cicognani, Rosella Cicognani, Elena Lagorara, Luciana Lagorara, Luciana Reali

• 1960 — 10th place

Miranda Cicognani, Rosella Cicognani, Francesca Costa, Elena Lagorara, Gabriella Santarelli, Wanda Soprani

• 1964 — did not participate

• 1968 — did not participate in team competition

Individual competitors: Adriana Biagiotti, Daniela Maccelli, Gabriella Pozzuolo

• 1972 — 12th place

Angela Alberti, Cinzia Delisi, Maria Grazia Mancuso, Gabriella Marchi, Rita Peri, Monica Stefani

• 1976 — 12th place

Stefania Bucci, Patrizia Fratini, Rita Peri, Donatella Sacchi, Valentina Spongia, Carla Wieser

• 1980 — did not participate

• 1984 — did not participate in team competition

Individual competitor: Laura Bortolaso

• 1988 — did not participate in team competition

Individual competitors: Maria Cocuzza, Patrizia Luconi, Giulia Volpi

• 1992 — did not participate in team competition

Individual competitors: Veronica Servente, Giulia Volpi

• 1996 — did not participate in team competition

Individual competitors: Francesca Morotti, Giordana Rocchi

• 2000 — 11th place

Monica Bergamelli, Martina Bremini, Alice Capitani, Irene Castelli, Adriana Crisci, Laura Trefiletti

• 2004 — did not participate in team competition

Individual competitors: Monica Bergamelli, Maria Teresa Gargano

• 2008 — 10th place

Francesca Benolli, Monica Bergamelli, Vanessa Ferrari, Carlotta Giovannini, Federica Macrì, Lia Parolari

• 2012 — 7th place

Giorgia Campana, Erika Fasana, Carlotta Ferlito, Vanessa Ferrari, Elisabetta Preziosa

• 2016 — 10th place

Erika Fasana, Carlotta Ferlito, Vanessa Ferrari, Elisa Meneghini, Martina Rizzelli

• 2020 — 4th place

Alice D'Amato, Asia D'Amato, Vanessa Ferrari, Martina Maggio

Individual competitor: Lara Mori

• 2024 – silver medal

Angela Andreoli, Alice D'Amato, Manila Esposito, Elisa Iorio, Giorgia Villa

World Championships results

See also: Italy at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

• 1950 — bronze medal

Renata Bianchi, Licia Macchini, Laura Micheli, Anna Monlarini, Marja Nutti, Elena Santoni, Liliana Scaricabarozzi, Lilia Torriani

• 1954 — 5th place

Elisa Calsi, Miranda Cicognani, Luciana Lagorara, Licia Macchini, Luciana Reali, Gabriella Santarelli, Liliana Scaricabarozzi, Maria Storici

• 1970 — did not participate
• 1974 — 13th place

Carmen Basla, Stefania Bucci, Serenella Codato, Cinzia Delisi, Gabriella Marchi, Rita Peri

• 1978 — 14th place

Loana Biffi, Marinella Giorgini, Donatella Grossi, Caterina Miglioranza, Monica Valentini

• 1979 — 27th place

Laura Bortolaso, Cristina Brambati, Elisabetta Grassi, Donatella Grossi, Caterina Miglioranza, Paola Pasteris

• 1981 — did not participate
• 1983 — 15th place

Laura Bortolaso, Anna di Mattia, Gianpiera Gambaro, Elena Ghiselli, Leonilde Iannuzzi, Josella Lombardi

• 1985 — 14th place

Cristina Casubolo, Elena Ghiselli, Patrizia Luconi, Michela Pistacchi, Rossana Venegoni, Giulia Volpi

• 1987 — 14th place

Maria Cocuzza, Patrizia Luconi, Barbara Righetto, Rossana Venegoni, Giulia Volpi, Floriana Zanetti

• 1989 — 14th place

Selene Celotto, Lara Filippi, Roberta Kirchmayer, Elena Marcelloni, Alessandra Vietti, Giulia Volpi

• 1991 — 15th place

Stefania Copelli, Carmen Falzarano, Chiara Ferrazzi, Valentina Rubinetti, Daniela Vairo, Giulia Volpi

• 1994 (team) — did not participate
• 1995 — 14th place

Individual competitors: Ilenia Meneghesso, Tania Rebagliati

• 1997 — 15th place

Elisa Lamperti, Ilenia Meneghesso, Francesca Morotti, Tania Rebagliati, Paola Rivi, Giordana Rocchi

• 1999 — 9th place

Individual competitors: Monica Bergamelli, Ilaria Colombo, Maria Teresa Gargano

• 2003 — 15th place

Monica Bergamelli, Ilaria Colombo, Cristina Cavalli, Maria Teresa Gargano, Marika Pestrin, Ilaria Rosso

• 2006 — 9th place

Monica Bergamelli, Sara Bradaschia, Lorena Coza, Vanessa Ferrari, Carlotta Giovannini, Federica Macrì

• 2007 — 4th place

• 2010 — 8th place

• 2011 — 9th place

Emily Armi, Giorgia Campana, Carlotta Ferlito, Chiara Gandolfi, Vanessa Ferrari, Elisabetta Preziosa

• 2014 — 5th place

Giorgia Campana, Erika Fasana, Vanessa Ferrari, Lavinia Marongiu, Lara Mori, Martina Rizzelli

• 2015 — 7th place

Erika Fasana, Vanessa Ferrari,* Carlotta Ferlito, Enus Mariani,* Elisa Meneghini, Lara Mori, Tea Ugrin
* Ferrari competed in the qualifications round but subsequently withdrew with an injury. Mariani replaced her for the team final.

• 2018 — 12th place

Martina Basile, Irene Lanza, Lara Mori, Sara Ricciardi, Martina Rizzelli

• 2019 — bronze medal

Desiree Carofiglio, Alice D'Amato, Asia D'Amato, Elisa Iorio, Giorgia Villa, Martina Maggio

• 2022 – 5th place

Alice D'Amato, Manila Esposito, Martina Maggio, Veronica Mandriota, Giorgia Villa, Elisa Iorio

• 2023 – 5th place

Angela Andreoli, Arianna Belardelli, Alice D'Amato, Manila Esposito, Elisa Iorio

Junior World Championships results

• 2019 — 9th place

Camilla Campagnaro, Micol Minotti, Chiara Vincenzi, Veronica Mandriota

• 2023 — bronze medal

Caterina Gaddi, July Marano, Giulia Perotti, Matilde Ferrari

Most decorated gymnasts

This list includes all Italian female artistic gymnasts who have won a medal at the Olympic Games or the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

Rank	class=unsortable	Gymnast	Team	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX	Olympic Total	World Total	Total
1	Vanessa Ferrari		2006 2007		2006		2020 2013 2006	1	5	6
2								2	1	3
3								0	2	2
								2	0	2
								1	1	2
								0	2	2
								1	1	2
8								0	2	2
9								1	0	1
								1	0	1
22								0	1	1
								0	1	1

Best international results

Event	TF	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX
		4	6	5
	5	5		6	14	12
					8
		5		5

See also

• List of Olympic female artistic gymnasts for Italy
• Italy men's national artistic gymnastics team

Notes and References

1. https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/countries/ITA/summer/GYM/womens-team-all-around.html "Italy Gymnastics Women's Team All-Around Results"
2. Web site: Ginnastica artistica, ITALIA: SEI LEGGENDARIA! Bronzo mitologico nella gara a squadre, impresa della vita. Fate da antologia. OASport. IT. October 8, 2019.
3. Web site: Italy’s Alice D’Amato Wins Gold In ‘Splatfest’ Olympic Balance Beam Final. August 5, 2024. Forbes. Caroline. Price.
4. Web site: Alice D'Amato Wins Shock Balance Beam Gold, Becomes First Italian Woman To Claim Olympic Title In Any Gymnastics Event. International Olympic Committee. August 5, 2024.