News brief Israeli rhythmic gymnastics team wins second gold
The Israeli rhythmic gymnastics team won another gold medal on Sunday at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships in Valencia, Spain.
The Israeli team won the combined exercise (balls and ribbons) with a score of 34.8 points, in front of the teams from China and Ukraine.
The team already won a historic first gold medal for Israel in the group all-around event on Friday, thus securing a spot at the 2024 Olympics.
The national athletic team is made up of Ofir Shaham (Netanya), Diana Svartzov (Maccabi Tel Aviv), Ader Friedman (Maccabi Petah Tikva), Liza Banchuk (Hapoel Rishon Letsion Ramat Eliyahu), Romi Pritsky (Maccabi Tel Aviv), Shani Bekanov (Maccabi Haifa) and is led by coaches Ayelet Sussman, Ella Samoflov and Natasha Stepanova.
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