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Notable former athletes include [[Mediterranean Games]] gold medalist [[Marisa Masullo]], and the four Olympic gold medalists [[Pietro Mennea]], [[Sara Simeoni]], [[Maurizio Damilano]] and [[Gabriella Dorio]] (in that period under the sponsorship of [[Fiat Iveco]]).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.fidal.it/content/Varie-consegnato-il-premio-Aruga-a-Giampiero-Boniperti/89343|title=Varie: consegnato il premio Aruga a Giampiero Boniperti|quote=Inoltre per aver guidato alla conquista del titolo olimpico ben quattro atleti Sisport: Sara Simeoni, Maurizio Damilano, Pietro Mennea e Gabriella Dorio|publisher=fidal.it|accessdate=3 September 2017}}</ref> |
Notable former athletes include racewalker champion [[Ilean Salvador]], [[Mediterranean Games]] gold medalist [[Marisa Masullo]], and the four Olympic gold medalists [[Pietro Mennea]], [[Sara Simeoni]], [[Maurizio Damilano]] and [[Gabriella Dorio]] (in that period under the sponsorship of [[Fiat Iveco]]).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.fidal.it/content/Varie-consegnato-il-premio-Aruga-a-Giampiero-Boniperti/89343|title=Varie: consegnato il premio Aruga a Giampiero Boniperti|quote=Inoltre per aver guidato alla conquista del titolo olimpico ben quattro atleti Sisport: Sara Simeoni, Maurizio Damilano, Pietro Mennea e Gabriella Dorio|publisher=fidal.it|accessdate=3 September 2017}}</ref> |
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Sisport is a women's basketball team during the 1970s and 1980s in Turin, Italy.
History
Gruppo Sportivo FIAT (G.S. FIAT) was founded in 1922 by employees of the eponymous automobile manufacturer the city of Turin is still associated with.[1] Since 1978, it has first known as Sisport Fiat[2] and then simply as Sisport.[1] With the advent of professionalism in various sports, the club now largely caters to amateur and youth sports.
Sports
- Athletics
- Football (youth only)
- Rowing
- Rugby
- Swimming
Women's Basketball
| Gruppo Sportivo FIAT | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1922 |
| Location | Torino, Italy |
| Championships | 1 Euroleague Women |
FIAT has won Euroleague Women in the 1979-80 season and two Italian Championships.
Titles
- 1 Euroleague Women (1980)
- 5 Italian Championships - Lega Basket Femminile (1962, 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980)[3]
Athletics
Notable former athletes include racewalker champion Ilean Salvador, Mediterranean Games gold medalist Marisa Masullo, and the four Olympic gold medalists Pietro Mennea, Sara Simeoni, Maurizio Damilano and Gabriella Dorio (in that period under the sponsorship of Fiat Iveco).[4]
Titles
- 1 European Champion Clubs Cup (1993)
Honors
- Medaglia d'Onore al merito sportivo (Medal of Honor for Sporting Merit): 1963, 2009
Notable athletes
- Alessio Boggiatto, World Aquatics Championships gold medalist
- Chiara Boggiatto, swimmer and Mediterranean Games gold medalist
- Lorenzo Calafiore, wrestler and Mediterranean Games gold medalist
- Claudio Marchisio, footballer for Juventus F.C. and Italy national football team (played some of his youth football at Sisport)[5]
References
- ^ a b "Chi siamo (Who we are)". sisportfiat.it (in Italian).
- ^ "Da C.S. Fiat a Spa". La Stampa (in Italian): 11. December 30, 1977.
- ^ http://www.fibaeurope.com/cid_086xifmFIlQMh4,zBYog00.html
- ^ "Varie: consegnato il premio Aruga a Giampiero Boniperti". fidal.it. Retrieved 3 September 2017.
Inoltre per aver guidato alla conquista del titolo olimpico ben quattro atleti Sisport: Sara Simeoni, Maurizio Damilano, Pietro Mennea e Gabriella Dorio
- ^ Massimiliano Nerozzi (December 6, 2011). "Marchisio, un fuoriclasse un normale". lastampa.it (in Italian).
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