Hannah
Auchentaller

Hannah, comes from Antholz in South Tyrol, has been actively competing since the 2018-2019 season. She has achieved remarkable success in international competitions from the early stages of her career.

At the 2021 Junior World Championships in Obertilliach, she won the silver medal in the relay event. At the 2022 Junior World Championships in Soldier Hollow, Hannah secured the gold medal in the relay and the silver medal in the pursuit event.

In her debut at the Oberhof 2023 World Championships, she won the gold medal in the relay event (alongside Samuela Comola, Dorothea Wierer, and Lisa Vittozzi) and achieved respectable placements in sprint, pursuit, mass start, and individual events. Hannah has not yet participated in the Olympic Games, but her consistently growing performances make her a rising star in the biathlon world.

During the 2023/24 season, Hannah gained valuable experience in both the IBU Cup and World Cup circuits. At the European Championships, she contributed to Italy’s bronze medal win in the mixed relay alongside Nicola Romanin, Nicolò Betemps, and Beatrice Trabucchi. Shortly after, she celebrated her second IBU Cup victory at the Arber and rejoined the World Cup team for the Oslo events, where she achieved a personal best with 14th place in the mass start. She also competed in the mixed relay.

Auchentaller carried this momentum into the 2024/25 winter season. In the first trimester, she scored points in six out of seven World Cup races, including her first Top-10 finish in the sprint at Le Grand-Bornand and a 13th place in the mass start at the same venue. At the World Championships, she finished 21st in the individual race. Over the course of the season, she helped secure three Top-5 results in the women’s and mixed relays. At the end of the season, she became Italian champion in the mass start, stepping in strongly in the absence of Dorothea Wierer and Lisa Vittozzi.

Hannah is fluent in 3 languages which enables her to become a talented brand ambassador.