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Israeli Paralympic Table Tennis Player Joins Wingate Sports Academy for First Time

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First reported by N12 · 39 minutes ago

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Twelve-year-old Israeli Paralympic table tennis champion Omer Gadot has become the first Paralympic athlete admitted to the Wingate Institute's Academy of Sports Excellence, marking a significant milestone for Israeli Paralympic sports.

01Omer Gadot is the first Paralympic athlete admitted to Wingate's sports academy in Israel.
02Gadot is the current Israeli Paralympic table tennis champion and ranked third nationally for his age.
03He recently won the Israeli Paralympic championship by defeating a much older opponent 3-0.
04Gadot trains at Spivak Ramat Gan and Hapoel Petah Tikva clubs under coach Danny Bobrov.
05Coach Bobrov called Gadot's acceptance a precedent that could open doors for many Paralympic athletes.
06The academy traditionally hosts Israel's top young athletes, now including Paralympic competitors.

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