Camilla Bini

In December 2006 Camilla won silver with Aurora Fano in the junior group championships in Pesaro.^[2] She started 2007 by competing in the junior category of the World Cup in Portimão.^[3] Later in the year she took part in the Capriato International Tournament, won bronze in the All-Around at the Memorial Casarin in Udine and gold in a tournament in Biella.^[4][5][6] In December she was 4th at the Spoleto Cup and got to compete in the Italian Championships in Arezzo.^[7][8]

In 2008 she took part in masterclass training in Moscow along Federica Febbo, Alessia Marchetto and Andreea Stefanescu.^[9] In March she was 11th overall at the Thiais Grand Prix.^[10] At the Deleanu Cup in Bucharest Camilla, along Febbo and Marchetto, achieved 8th place in teams.^[11] At the World Cup in Portimão she finished 26th with rope and 11th with ball.^[12][13] In June she was selected for the European Championships in Turin.^[14] There she was 7th in teams and took the same place in the hoop final.^[15][16]

At the Italian Championships in 2009 she won bronze with ball and was 4th with ribbon despite still being junior.^[17] Participating in the Capriato Tournament she won silver with clubs and bronze with ball.^[18] In the summer she participated in a control training in Chieti.^[19] In December she helped Italy taking 4th place in teams, with Chiara Di Battista, Federica Febbo and Andreea Stefanescu, at the Gymnasiade in Doha, also being 10th with ball.^[20]

In 2010 Camilla became a senior, winning gold in the Italian Category Championships and performed a gala in the Speciality Championships.^[21][22] At the tournament in Corbeil-Essonnes she took 25th place.^[23] At nationals she took 4th place in all events.^[24] In November she won silver in the Serie A with her club along Ilaria Landini, Martina Alicata, Lucia Palazzi and Valeria Schiavi.^[25] In December she won gold at the Memorial Manola Rosi.^[26]

At the 2011 Italian Championships she won bronze in the All-Around, with ball and with clubs.^[27] In the summer she performed at the Golden Butterfly Gala and recorded advertisements for the 2012 Olympic Games and Giovanni Rana that became the sponsor of the national team.^[28][29][30] In November she was included in the national group, with whom she performed during Serie A while she was still competing with Aurora Fano winning another silver.^[31][32] In 2012 the group had a gala in Ferrara, and then was invited to the TV show Zelig.^[33][34]

With the retirement of some gymnasts after the London Olympics, in 2013 Camilla became a starter in the group.^[35] In March the Italian group won the bilateral competition with Switzerland.^[36] In April Camilla and her teammates won all three golds at the World Cup in Pesaro.^[37][38][39] In Minsk they won bronze in the All-Around and gold with 10 clubs.^[40][41] During the summer the national group performed galas around Italy.^[42][43] In August she won bronze with 10 clubs at the World Cup in Saint Petersburg.^[44][45] Camilla was then selected for her maiden World Championship in Kyiv. There, along Chiara Ianni, Marta Pagnini, Camilla Patriarca, Valeria Schiavi and Andreea Stefanescu, won silver in the All-Around and with 10 clubs.^[46][47][48] In November the group took part in the Italian Gymnastics Grand Prix and was awarded at the Gymnastics Oscars.^[49][50]

In March 2014 Camilla and her teammates won two silvers in the event finals at the World Cup in Stuttgart.^[51][52] A month later they won all three golds at the stage in Pesaro.^[53][54] An injury prevented her from competing in the World Championships in Izmir.^[55] After the injury protracted into 2015 she made the decision to retire.^[56][57]

After her active career ended she worked as an assistant for Emmanuela Maccarani, the national group head coach, and in 2017 returned on the carpet for a gala.^[58][59]