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Israel Launches National Tennis Academy to Revitalize Sport
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
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Israel has inaugurated a National Tennis Academy at the Wingate Institute to boost the sport's international standing. The initiative includes programs for children, regional centers, and aims to develop top talent, with plans for a new national facility and potential regional collaborations.
- 01Israel opened a National Tennis Academy to improve its global standing.
- 02The academy is part of a broader strategy to develop young talent.
- 03Initiatives include free training for children and regional excellence centers.
- 04A new national tennis facility is planned for construction next year.
- 05The Minister of Sport is seeking the return of EuroLeague games to Israel.
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