BEN ARI and TRUSSMAN the new Israeli champions

18/04/2011 – In the Wingate Institute Complex near the city of Netanya Omry BEN ARI and Nicol TRUSSMAN become the new Israeli champions. BEN ARI (20 year-old) from Ironi Givatayim beat in the final Yaniv SHARON . Champion trailed one game to three https://www.ettu.org

18/04/2011 – In the Wingate Institute Complex near the city of Netanya Omry BEN ARI and Nicol TRUSSMAN become the new Israeli champions. BEN ARI (20 year-old) from Ironi Givatayim beat in the final Yaniv SHARON .

Champion trailed one game to three before recovered to win 4:3.

Nicol TRUSSMAN is only 14 and half years old and she play for E. Kiryat Ata club. In the final TRUSSMAN beat Nelly SOIFER 4-0.

(by Oscar KRAUS)

Photo: women’s awarding ceremony in Netanya

Photo: women’s awarding ceremony in Netanya

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