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Israel Youth Team Wins Bronze at Balkan Cross Country Championships

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Israel's under-20 youth team won a bronze medal in the 6km team event at the Balkan Cross Country Championships in Bulgaria. Aviv Ochman, Arbel Henazel, and Yotam Tayeb's top three finishes secured the podium spot. In the senior men's 10km race, Amittai Yona placed fourth.

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  • Israel's U20 team won a bronze medal at the Balkan Cross Country Championships in Bulgaria.
  • Aviv Ochman, Arbel Henazel, and Yotam Tayeb's results secured the team's third-place finish.
  • The championships included a 6km youth race and a 10km senior men's race.
  • Amittai Yona finished fourth in the senior men's 10km event.
  • The event took place on Saturday in Koinare, Bulgaria.

Israel's under-20 youth national team secured a team bronze medal in the 6km race at the Balkan Cross Country Championships held in Koinare, Bulgaria, on Saturday. The team's third-place finish in the team competition was determined by the combined results of its top three runners.

Aviv Ochman led the Israeli contingent, finishing eighth with a time of 20:12. Arbel Henazel followed closely in ninth place at 20:14, and Yotam Tayeb secured eleventh place with 20:22. Ido Noam finished twelfth at 20:39. The team's bronze medal was earned through the performances of Ochman, Henazel, and Tayeb, whose scores counted towards the team total.

In the senior men's 10km race, Amittai Yona of the Lider Jerusalem club finished fourth with a time of 33:51.

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