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Israeli Archers Compete in Youth Olympics Archery in Dakar

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Israeli archers Yuval Raz and Nicole Golovanevsky competed in the Youth Olympic Games archery qualification rounds in Dakar, Senegal. Raz placed 17th with 653 points and will face Mexico's Diego Fernando Gongora Trujillo, while Golovanevsky finished 24th and will compete against Germany's Merle Edlich.

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  • Israeli archer Yuval Raz finished 17th in Youth Olympics archery qualification in Dakar.
  • Raz will compete against Mexico's Diego Fernando Gongora Trujillo in the first playoff round.
  • Nicole Golovanevsky placed 24th in qualification and will face Germany's Merle Edlich.
  • The Youth Olympic Games are currently taking place in Dakar, Senegal.
Israeli Archers Compete in Youth Olympics Archery in Dakar
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The Youth Olympic Games are ongoing in Dakar, Senegal, with archery qualification rounds recently concluded. Israeli archer Yuval Raz secured 17th place after scoring 653 points. He is set to face Diego Fernando Gongora Trujillo of Mexico in the first playoff round. Another Israeli competitor, Nicole Golovanevsky, finished the qualification in 24th position. Her first playoff opponent will be Merle Edlich from Germany.

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