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Israeli Squash Player Wins Danish Junior Championship

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Israeli athlete Ofri Maliah won the under-17 girls' title at the Danish Junior Open squash tournament. She defeated two Ukrainian players, Victoria Sivoplyas and Anna Tarasova, to claim the championship.

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  • Ofri Maliah of Israel won the Danish Junior Open under-17 girls' squash title.
  • Maliah defeated Ukrainian players in the semifinals and final.
  • The tournament in Herlev included 310 young athletes.
  • Other winners included players from the Czech Republic, Wales, and Germany.

Ofri Maliah, an Israeli athlete, has won the under-17 girls' title at the Danish Junior Open squash tournament held in Herlev. The event featured 310 participants from various countries.

Maliah defeated Ukrainian player Victoria Sivoplyas in the semifinals. In the final match, she faced another Ukrainian competitor, Anna Tarasova, winning with a score of 11-7, 6-11, 6-11, 11-9, 12-10.

Other champions crowned at the tournament included Vitek Vizibla of the Czech Republic and Eliza Hales of Wales, who won the under-15 categories. Levi Visser from Germany, the top-ranked European player in the under-17 age group, secured the boys' under-17 championship.

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