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MakanSports

Israeli Windsurfers Sweep Medals at World Championships

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Israeli windsurfers Tamar Steinberg and Sharon Kantor won gold and silver at the World Championships in Weymouth, UK. The athletes are now competing for a single spot representing Israel at the 2028 Olympics.

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  • Israeli windsurfers won gold and silver at the World Championships.
  • Tamar Steinberg took gold, Sharon Kantor won silver, and Daniela Peleg was fourth.
  • Steinberg is European champion and U23 World Championship runner-up.
  • Kantor previously won Olympic silver at Paris 2024.
  • The three athletes will compete for one spot in the 2028 Olympics.
Israeli Windsurfers Sweep Medals at World Championships
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Israeli windsurfers Tamar Steinberg and Sharon Kantor secured gold and silver medals, respectively, at the World Championships held in Weymouth, UK. Steinberg, 20, claimed the top spot, while Kantor earned second place. Daniela Peleg finished fourth after qualifying for the finals.

Steinberg is also the reigning European champion and was the runner-up at the U23 World Championships. Kantor previously won a silver medal at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The three Israeli athletes are now set for a fierce competition to earn the single spot representing Israel at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, indicating intense rivalry ahead.

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