Biathlon: Noémie Remonnay misses out on a medal
In 2023, at the World University Games in Lake Placid (USA), Poland’s Barbara Skrobiszewska won two medals: silver in the individual event and bronze in the pursuit. This year, at the Pragelato (Italy) venue for the 2025 edition of the university event, she has done much better.
Although she finished twelfth in the opening individual short, she has been on cloud nine ever since. A clear winner of the sprint two days ago, she set off early on Monday afternoon with a margin of almost a minute over her first runner-up at the start of the pursuit. Managing her race perfectly, scoring a 10/10 on the prone shots and then three errors in the standing position, Barbara Skrobiszewska (17/20) won her second gold medal in a row.
Amélie Broutier closes the top 10
Behind her in the rankings are her compatriot Amelia Liszka (18/20), who won silver for the third time in a row in Italy, and Ukraine’s Daryna Chalyk (15/20). Oleksandra Merkushyna (16/20) finished just off the podium, while Doubiste’s Noémie Remonnay (15/20), who was in with a chance of a medal on the last shot before missing two targets, was fifth.
Amélie Broutier (13/20) was tenth and Lisa Siberchicot (13/20) fourteenth.
Full results
- Turin: the names of the six Frenchmen selected for the 2025 World University Games
- Turin: Camille Coupé withdraws from the World University Games after rupturing cruciate ligaments, Amélie Broutier takes her place
- Turin: Noémie Remonnay wins the individual short event at the World University Games
- “I managed to stay focused right to the end”: the satisfaction of Noémie Remonnay, gold medallist in the individual short event at the World University Games
- Turin: Paul Fontaine in the top 15 in the individual short, Ukraine’s Bohdan Borkovskyi takes gold
- Turin: the Ukrainians win the mixed singles relay at the World University Games, Noémie Remonnay and Paul Fontaine come sixth
- World University Games in Turin: Nathanaël Peaquin fourth in the sprint, Kazakh Nikita Akimov takes the title
- Turin: Poland’s Barbara Skrobiszewska takes gold in the sprint at the World University Games, Amélie Broutier in the top 10
- Turin: Paul Fontaine wins bronze in the pursuit at the World University Games
