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Israeli Competitor Finishes Fifth at European Junior Squash Championship

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The European Junior Squash Championship for under-23 athletes concluded in Lisbon, Portugal. England's Dylan Roberts won the men's title, while the Czech Republic's Karolína Šrámková won the women's. Israeli competitor Elad Rubenshtok, aged 19, finished in fifth place in the men's tournament. The event featured top young squash players from across Europe.

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  • Dylan Roberts of England won the men's European Junior Squash Championship in Lisbon.
  • Karolína Šrámková from the Czech Republic won the women's European Junior Squash Championship.
  • Israeli competitor Elad Rubenshtok, 19, secured fifth place in the men's tournament.
  • Rowan Dumming (Netherlands) and Oliver Tate (England) took second and third in the men's event.
  • Eli Birch (Wales) and Rosa Lukac-Maruzzo (France) placed second and third in the women's event.

The European Junior Squash Championship for athletes under 23 concluded in Lisbon. In the men's competition, England's Dylan Roberts secured the championship title. Rowan Dumming of the Netherlands took second place, followed by England's Oliver Tate in third. The Israeli competitor, 19-year-old Elad Rubenshtok, achieved fifth place in the tournament. In the women's division, Czech player Karolína Šrámková was crowned champion. Wales's Eli Birch finished second, and Rosa Lukac-Maruzzo from France secured third place.

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