The David Squad:
Building the future
of elite Israeli tennis

The David Squad

The future of elite Israeli tennis

The David Squad is an elite training organisation developing champion tennis players to represent Israel on an international stage.

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How we operate

The David Squad is self-funding. It independently selects the most talented junior players with the greatest potential to evolve into future champions of Israeli tennis.

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THE DAVID SQUAD

MEET THE FAMILY

A family of current and future international champions, world-class coaches and fitness experts.

Gur Trakhtenberg

Halel Ashoosh

Ilan London

Meet the performance and exec team

The David Squad

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The David Squad

News, results and Updates

Gur Trakhtenberg won the singles & doubles at the ITF tournament in Tel Aviv

Gur Trakhtenberg won the doubles ITF tournament in Sarajevo

Gur Trakhtenberg and Halel Ashoosh are the finalists of the double’s ITF tournament in Spain

Halel Ashoosh is the Champion in Singles & Doubles of the Pesach Nationals

Contact

Support us

The David Squad is extremely proud of the work we have carried out and the success we have achieved so far over the past decade. We are now looking for key partners to accompany us on the next stage of our exciting journey. To find out about ways in which you can support us please contact:

Head of Development, Lisa Radford

lradford@davidsquad.com

+44 (0) 7957 165462

CEO/press, Adam Coffer

acoffer@davidsquad.com

+44 (0) 20 7299 0768

Ilan London

Key Stats

DOB: 8 June 2007

2021 Highlights

TE 14, Romania: Doubles Semifinalist
TE 14, Akko, Israel: Singles Semifinalist & Doubles Winner (with Tim Vaisman)
TE 14, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Singles Semifinalist & Doubles Semifinalist (with Tim Vaisman)
National Pesach Tournament, U-14: Singles & Doubles Winner
Representing Israel's U-14 National Team in European Championship

2020 Highlights

TE 16, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Doubles Finalist

Dan Eros

Dan is a Specialist in developing performance abilities for athletes.

Background:
• Towards the end of his bachelor degree in physical education
• Gym and health instructor
• Certified fitness instructor specializing in ball game conditioning
• Former water polo player in the National team of Israel

Career:
• Experienced in training physical abilities with professional tennis players.
• Former fitness coach of Elitzor Netanya’s second division adult basketball league and youth team
• Former Head Coach of the ASA Tel Aviv water polo youth league

Gabriel Rujinsky

Gabriel Was born in Argentina and grew up as a tennis player – he played in juniors tournaments and in satellites and club leagues as a pro.

Has a diploma of international coach, PTR, curses and workshops and personal curses with top tennis coaches. He worked with juniors and top pro players in tennis academies in the U.S, The Netherlands, Germany, Curaçao, Brasil, Argentina, Croatia and Israel. Was the coach of Jean Yves Aubone (who is the coach of Reilly Opelka and part of the team of Taylor fritz).

He is working in Israel since 2012 with national and ITF players.

Eyal Shumilov

Key Stats

DOB: 12 December 2006

2021 Highlights

ITF U-18, Tbilisi, Georgia: Doubles Winner (Gur Trakhtenberg) - 1st ITF title

2020 Highlights

Kahan Masters U-14, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Winner
TE 16, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner (with Tim Vaisman)
TE 14, Akko, Israel: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner (with Tim Vaisman)
TE 14, Jaffa, Israel: Doubles Winner (with Tim Vaisman)
TE 14, Jerusalem, Israel: Singles Semifinalist & Doubles semifinalist
TE 14, Tel Aviv, Israel: Doubles Winner (with Tim Vaisman)
National Summer 5 Tournament. U-14: Singles Winner
National Purim Tournament, U-14: Singles Finalist
Represented Israel in Tennis Europe Winter Cups
Started 2020 ranked 165 in the TE ranking.

2019 Highlights

TE U-14, Grawe Open, Slovenia: Singles 1/4 final
TE U-14 Meppel Storks Cup, The Netherlands: Singles 1/4 final

2018 Highlights

Israeli National Championship: Singles Finalist
National Summer 5 Tournament: Singles Winner
National Summer Tournament: Singles Finalist
National Pesach Tournament: Doubles Finalist
National Purim Tournament: Singles Finalist & Doubles Finalist
TE U-12, Riga, Latvia: Doubles Finalist (with Gur Trakhtenberg)

2016 Highlights

U-10 Tretorn Junior Serie, Berlin: Singles Winner
National Tournament Pesach: Doubles Finalist

Shahar Blaier

Key Stats

DOB: 19 February 2008

Shahar has been playing tennis from the age of 7. She practices six times a week and plays soccer as well twice a week. She is very athletic and has the potential to be a great tennis player.

Halel Ashoosh

Key Stats

DOB: 2 January 2006

2021 Highlights:

National Pesach Tournament, U-16: Doubles Winner (with Gur Trakhtenberg)

2020 Highlights:

TE 14, Tel Aviv (Ganei Yeoshua), Israel: Singles Finalist & Doubles Semifinalist (with Gur Trakhtenberg)
TE 14, Jerusalem, Israel: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner (with Gur Trakhtenberg)
TE 14, Tel Aviv (Yad Eliahu), Israel: Singles Finalist & Doubles Semifinalist (with Gur Trakhtenberg)
Represented Israel in Tennis Europe Winter Cups
National Purim Tournament, U-14: Singles Winner
Started 2020 ranked 104 in the TE ranking

2019 Highlights:

U-14 National Summer Tournament, Jerusalem: Singles Finalist
National Tournament Pesach: Doubles Finalist (with Gur Trakhtenberg)
National Summer 5 Tournament: Singles Finalist
National Pesach Tournament: Doubles Finalist

2018 Highlights:

Represented Israel in U-12 European CHampionship
Israeli National Championship: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Winner
National Summer 5 Tournament: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner
National Shavuot Tournament: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner
National Pesach Tournament: Singles Finalist
National Purim Tournament: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
TE U-12, Cacak, Serbia: Singles Winner & Doubles Semifinal
TE U-12, Prijedor, Bosnia: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Winner
TE U-12, Riga, Latvia: Doubles Finalist (with Gur Trakhtenberg)
U-12 Little Mo, Florida, USA: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner (with Gur Trakhtenberg) & Mixed Doubles Finalist (with Sasha Kilgour)

Tim Vaisman

Key Stats:

DOB: 12 January 2007

2021 Highlights

TE 14, Akko, Israel: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner (with Ilan London Menache)
TE 14, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Singles Semifinalist & Doubles Semifinalist (with Ilan London Menache)
Started 2021 ranked 4 in the TE ranking.
Representing Israel's U-14 National Team in European Championship

2020 Highlights

TE 16, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Doubles Winner (with Eyal Shumilov)
TE 16, Ashkelon, Israel: Singles Finalist
TE 14, Akko, Israel: Singles Semifinalist & Doubles Winner (with Eyal Sumilov)
TE 14, Jaffa, Israel: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner (with Eyal Sumilov)
TE 14, Jerusalem, Israel: Doubles semifinalist
TE 14, Tel Aviv, Israel: Doubles Winner (with Eyal Shumilov)
National Summer 5 Tournament, U-14: Singles Finalist
National Summer 1 Tournament, U-14: Singles Winner
Started 2020 ranked 177 in the TE ranking

2019 Highlights

Was ranking 1st place in U-12 category in Israel
Represented Israel in Tennis Europe Winter Cups in Denmark
Represented Israel in Big Apple International Cup in New York
Represented Israel in Tennis Europe Summer Cup in France
TE 12, Haifa, Israel: Singles Winner & Doubles Finalist
Israeli National Tournament: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
U-12 National Summer Tournament, Jerusalem: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
TE U-12, Tel Aviv, Israel: Singles Finalist
TE U-12, Akko, Israel: Singles and Doubles Winner
National Summer Tournament: Singles and Doubles Winner
National Pesach Tournament: Singles Winner
National Purim Tournament: Singles Winner

2018 Highlights

National Chanuka Tournament: Singles Winner
National Summer Tournament: Singles Winner & Doubles Finalist

2016 Highlights

Israel National Championship: Doubles Finalist

Evelin Bortsova

Key Stats

DOB: 20 July 2009

2021 Highlights

TE 12, Belarus: Doubles Winner Semifinalist & Doubles winner
TE 12, Haifa, Israel: Singles Semifinalist
TE 14, Ramat Hasharon, Israel: Doubles Semifinalist

2020 Highlights

Israeli National Tournament, U-12: Singles Finalist
National Summer 5 Tournament, U-12: Singles Winner

2019 Highlights

Was ranking 1st place in U-10 category in Israel
U-10 Israeli National Tournament: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
U-10 National Summer 5 Tournament, Jeruaslem: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
U-10 National Summer Tournament, Ashkelon: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
U-10 National Shavuot Tournament: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
U-10 National Passover Tournament, Ramat-Hasharon: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
U-10 National Purim Tournament: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner
Lemon Bowl, Rome: Singles 1/4 final
Smrikva Bowl, Croatia: Singles 1/4 final

2018 Highlights

U-10 Israeli National Tournament: Doubles Winner
U-10 National Chanuka Tournament: Doubles Winner
U-10 National Summer 5 Tournament, Jerusalem: Doubles Winner
U-10 National Summer 1 Tournament, Ashkelon: Doubles Winner
U-10 National Shavuot Tournament: Doubles Finalist
U-10 National Passover Tournament, Ramat-Hasharon: Doubles Winner
U-10 National Purim Tournament: Doubles Finalist
Lemon Bowl, Rome: Singles 1/4 final
Smrikva Bowl, Croatia: Singles 1/4 final

Gur Trakhtenberg

Key Stats

DOB: 24 January 2006

2021 Highlights

ITF, Tbilisi, Georgia: Doubles Winner (with Eyal Shumilov) - 1st ITF title
ITF, Ghana: Singles Finalist (1st ITF singles final)
National Pesach Tournament, U-16: Doubles Winner (with Halel Ashoosh)

2020 Highlights

1st time in the main draw of the Israeli Championship at the age 14
Israeli National Tournament, U-14: Winner
National Summer 5 Tournament, U-16: Singles Finalist
TE 14, Tel Aviv (Ganei Yeoshua), Israel: Singles Winner & Doubles Semifinalist (with Halel Ashoosh)
TE 14, Jerusalem, Israel: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner (with Halel Ashoosh)
TE 14, Tel Aviv (Yad Eliahu), Israel: Singles Winner & Doubles Semifinalist (with Halel Ashoosh)
Represented Israel in Tennis Europe Winter Cups
Les Petits As U-14, France: 3rd round
Started 2020 ranked 61 in the TE ranking

2019 Highlights

TE 16, Haifa, Israel: Singles Semifinal
TE 16, Ashkelon, Israel: Singles Semifinal
National Tournament Pesach: Doubles Finalist (with Halel Ashoosh)

2018 Hightlights

Was ranking 1st place in U-12 category in Israel
Israeli National Tournament: Winner
National Tournament Pesach: Winner
TE 12, Riga, Latvia: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Finalist (with Eyal Shumilov)
TE 12, Koblenz, Germany: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Winner (with Halel Ashoosh)
Larry Greenspon Tournament, Ramat Hasharon: Winner.
U-12 Little Mo, Florida, USA: Doubles Winner (with Halel Ashoosh) & Mixed Doubles Winner (with Carla Markus)

Leo Wolmer

Leo was born in Uruguay and completed his PhD in Psychology at Tel Aviv University. He is a Clinical Psychologist of children and adults and is the Director of the Research Department at the Cohen-Harris Resilience Center in Tel Aviv.

Leo also teaches several courses for undergraduate and graduate students at the School of Psychology, Herzlyia Inter-Disciplinary Center (IDC).

In the past 12 years, Leo has collaborated with Dedi Jacob and Andy Zingman in the development of several junior and adult Israeli tennis players and has served as the psychological consultant for the David Squad.

Guy Gafni

Guy has a master's degree at Sports physiology and biomechanics.

He is a specialist in developing performance abilities for athletes. Since 2008 has been working with the u16 and u18 Israel national basketball teams, and developing athletic abilities in young and pro basketball players.

Guy joined the David Squad in 2010, when he started working with Yshai Oliel.

Since 2014 Guy has been working with Shelly Krolitzky, Alex Gaponenko and Daria Shvartsmann.

Jan Pochter

Jan is evidence of what can be achieved through the hard-work and determination expected from the David Squad members. As a junior player, Jan worked his way into the top 10 in Israel at under-18 level. He was captain of the Israeli national under-12 team at the European Championships in 2011 (ch), stewarding the team to 7th place.

From 2005 he began coaching at Ra’anana tennis center, guiding several potential David Squad applicants and in 2009, one of his pupils, Yshai Oliel was accepted into the David Squad’s elite programme.
Since joining the David Squad, Jan has helped guide Yshai and other David Squad players towards both national and international success.

Tzipora Obziler

Tzipi is one of the most famous and highly-decorated players in Israeli tennis history. A former top-75 world ranking professional, she now applies her invaluable expertise and experience to helping the development of promising David Squad members.

In the Federation Cup, Tzipi shares a world record for most ties played, at 61 – with a 48-30 win ratio. She was a key member of Israel’s famous Federation Cup team that won 10 ties in a row to reach the quarter finals in 2008.

Tzipi has won 13 singles and 13 doubles titles on the International Tennis Federation circuit, and competed at several grand slam and WTA events, reaching the final of the Guangzhou International Women’s Open. In 2004, Tzipi played world number one Justine Henin-Hardenne in the US Open, and in 2005 she won both the singles and doubles (with Shahar Pe’er) titles in Ra'anana, Israel.

Tzipi also represented Israel at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, in both singles and doubles.

Andy Zingman

A vastly experienced and successful coach and former ATP professional, Andy is recognised as one of Israel’s top trainers. Andy himself has competed in all four Grand Slams, beating the number one Israeli ATP ranked player at Wimbledon 1998. He was also Argentine singles and doubles national under-18 champion.

His career spans over 15 years, competing and coaching at the highest level of international tennis, including Israeli national teams, European 18 and under summer cups, and professional and junior players such as Harel Levy, Dudi Sela, Tzipi Obziler, Julia Glushko, Amir Weintraub, Tal Eros. In the USA, Andy coached the number one junior player in California, and top-5 USA ranked Steven Forman, and was the assistant coach at USIU University in San Diego. Originally from Argentina, Andy coached the number one and number two ranking under-18 girls in the country.

Ron Ellouck

Key Stats

DOB: 15 November 2004

2018 Highlights

U-14 Purim National, March: Singles Winner
TE U-14, Tel Aviv Open, Israel, March: Singles Winner
TE U-14, Morris Goldsmith Memorial, Jerusalem, Israel, March: Singles Finalist
U-14 National Passover Tournament, March: Singles Finalist
TE U-14, Albena cup, Bulgaria, June: Singles Finalist
U-14 National team squad, European Summer Cups, France, August
U-14 Israel Junior Championship, Ra'anana, September: SIngles and Doubles Winner

2017 Highlights

U-14 Summer National Tournament, Ashkelon, July 2017: Singles Winner
TE U-14 Morris Goldsmith Memorial, Jerusalem, Israel, March: Singles Finalist
TE U-14 Akko, Israel, April: Singles Finalist
TE 14 Slovenia, May 2017: Singles Semifinal
TE U-14, Ulm, Germany, August 2017: Singles Semifinal
U-14 Hanukkah National Tournament, December: Singles & Doubles Finalist

2016 Highlights

TE U-12: Brussels, Belgium, July: Singles Finalist
Orange Bowl Florida, USA, U-12, December: Singles 1/4 final
Passover and Purim Nationals U-12: Singles Winner
Finalist Israeli Championships Sukkot (couldn’t compete in finals due to illness)
Hasn’t been defeated in any match in Israel U-12 in 2016
No.1 player Representing Israel at EU Teams championships U-12

Career Highlights

Orange Bowl Florida, USA, U-12, December 2016: Singles 1/4 final
TE U-14, Tel Aviv Open, Israel, March 2018: Singles Winner
TE U-14, Morris Goldsmith Memorial, Jerusalem, Israel, March 2018: Singles Finalist
TE U-14 Jerusalem & Akko 2017: Singles Finalist

Tennis Coach

Eliran Dooyev

Shelly Krolitzky

Key Stats

DOB: 8 July 1999

2017 Highlights

Copa Barranquilla, Colombia, Grade 1, January: Singles Finalist
Fed Cup squad at the Europe/Africa Zone Group 1, Tallinn, Estonia, February
Future Marjorie Sherman, Akko, May: Singles 1/4 final & Doubles Finalist
Future Steele Open, Herzelia, June: Doubles Winner

2016 Highlights

Singles Champion of the ITF Pilzen, Czech Republic
Doubles champion of the $10,000 Ramat Hasharon
Semi finalist of the ITF Colombia

Career Highlights

Copa Barranquilla, Colombia, Grade 1, January 2017: Singles Finalist
Israel National Junior Champion 2015
Fed Cup squad member at the Europe/Africa Zone Group 1, Tallinn, Estonia, February 2017
Israel Fed Cup 2016 Team member
Israel U-18 Team member

Tennis Coach

Tzipi Obziler

Maya Tahan

Key Stats

DOB: 7 January 1999

2018 Highlights

National U-21 Tournament, Ramat Hasharon, Israel, March: Singles Finalist
Anna & Michael Kahan Family Prize Tournament 100,000 Shekels, Ramat Hasharon, Sep: Singles Winner.
"The Sea of Galilee Open" Future, Tiberias, Israel, May: Doubles Finalists (with Shavit Kimchi)

2017 Highlights

Anna & Michael Kahan Family Prize Tournament 100,000 Shekels, Ramat Hasharon, September: Singles Finalist
Israeli Championship, December: Doubles Winner
Fed Cup squad member at the Europe/Africa Zone Group 1, Tallinn, Estonia, February
U-18 National Passover tournament, April: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner
Future Steele Open, Herzelia, June: Doubles Winner
Future Marjorie Sherman, Akko, May: Doubles Finalist

2016 Highlights

Future (10,000$), Ramat Hasharon: Doubles winner
Israeli Championship, December: Singles Finalist

Career Highlights

Israeli Championship December 2016: Singles Finalist
Israeli Championship December 2017: Doubles Winner
2016 & 2017 Federation Cup team member
Israel U-18 Team member

Tennis Coach

Eyal Omid

Roi Ginat

Key Stats

DOB: 18 February 2001

2019 Highlights

Juniors:
Arad, Israel, Grade 3, May: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Finalist.
Beer Sheva, Israel, Grade 4, April: Singles Winner & Doubles Winner.
Chandigarh, India, Grade 3, January: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Winner.

2018 Highlights

Pro:
National U-21 Tournament, Ramat Hasharon, Israel, March 2018: Singles Finalist.

Juniors:
Mundial Juvenil de Tenis, Cuenca, Ecuador, January, Grade 1: Doubles Final
U-18 boys National team squad, European Championship, London, August
U-18 ITF Zilina Junior Open, Slovakia, August: Singles Winner

2017 Highlights

Juniors:
Messika Open, Bat Yam, Israel, Grade 4, April: Singles Finalist
Tel Aviv Junior ITF Open, Israel, Grade 5, October: Singles Finalist.
ITF Véska, Czech Republic, Grade 4, July: Singles & Doubles Semifinal
Pancevo International, Serbia, Grade 2, August: Doubles Final
Representing Israel at the U-16 European Junior Championships in Italy, Summer 2017.
Orange Bowl Florida, USA, U-16, Dec: Singles 1/4 final.

2016 Highlights

Singles Semifinal of the ITF Israel Bat Yam
Singles Semifinal of the ITF Israel Beer Sheva
1/4 final of the ITF South Africa, Potchefstroom
Won all his singles matches at the European Team championships U-16 representing Israel

Career Highlights

Made 1st ATP point at only 15 years old
No.11 in Europe U14
Singles champion at the TE Netanya, Israel
Runner-up at the TE Liepaja, Latvia; and Munich-Eching, Germany
Israel National Champion U-10, U-12, U-14, and U-16

Tennis Coach

Andy Zingman, Yoram Ginat

Alexander Gaponenko

Key Stats

DOB: 1 June 2002

2019 Highlights

Juniors:
Arad, Israel, Grade 3, May: Singles finalist.
Alex Podolsky ITF junior, Be'er Sheva, Israel, Grade 4, April: Doubles Winner.
Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Grade 2, April: Doubles Finalist.

2018 Highlights

Juniors:
Matan Gafniel Raanana Open, Israel, Grade 3, October: Doubles Winner.
Messika Open, Bat Yam, Israel, Grade 4, April: Singles Winner & Semifinal Doubles
Alex Podolsky ITF junior, Be'er Sheva, Israel, Grade 4, April: Singles & Doubles Winner

Pro:
1st ATP point in his career: Future Herzelia, Israel (15,000$), October

2017 Highlights

U-16 Israeli Championship, October: Singles Winner
Herodotou Tennis Academy ITF U-18, Larnaca, Cyprus, Grade 4, August: Singles finalist
PTT - ITF Junior Grade 5, Nonthaburi, Thailand, June: Doubles Winner
Loannides Academy Junior Tournament, Limassol, Cyprus, Grade 5, August: Doubles Winner

2016 Highlights

Finalist of the ITF Beer Sheva (being Under 14)
Quarter finalist of the ITF Lida (Belarus)
Singles champion of the U-14 TE Romania
Singles champion of the U-14 TE Jersualem, U-14 TE Tel Aviv

Career Highlights

Alex Podolsky ITF junior, Be'er Sheva, Israel, Grade 4, April 2018: Singles & Doubles Winner
Messika Open, Bat Yam, Israel, Grade 4, April 2018: Singles Winner & Semifinal Doubles
Finalist of the ITF Beer Sheva from qualifiers (won 7 matches)
Reached No.6 in Europe U14
Singles champion of the TE Romania U14 & U12 (2014); U14 TE Jerusalem, U14 TE Tel Aviv, U14 TE Akko (2015)
Finalist of the TE Germany (2015)
Israel National Champion U14
Finalist at the National championships U-12

Tennis Coach

Victor Mordukhaev

Shavit Kimchi

Key Stats

DOB: 12 January 2002

2020 Highlights

Grand Slam, Australian Open Junior Doubles Tournament: Doubles 1/4 final
Represented Israel in the Fed Cup team in Finland

2019 Highlights

Pro:
Future, 15,000$, Kiryat Shmona, Israel, August: Doubles Winner.

Juniors:
Representing Israel's U-18 National Team in European Championship
May: 1st Grand Slam Juniors - Roland Garros. Main Draw Singles and Doubles.
Arad, Israel, Grade 3, May: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner.
Be'er Sheva, Israel, Grade 4, May: Singles Winner.
Vrsar, Croatia, Grade 1, April: Doubles Finalist.
Porto Alegre, Brazil, grade A, February: Doubles Winner.
Criciúma, Brazil, Grade 1, February: Doubles Winner.
Lambare, Paraguay, Grade 1, February: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner.
Cuenca, Ecuador, Grade 1, February: Doubles Winner.
Barranquilla, Colombia, Grade 1, January: Doubles Semifinal.
San Jose, Costa Rica, Grade 1, January: Doubles Winner.

2018 Highlights

Pro:
Tiberias, Israel, Future 15,000$, May: Doubles Finalist.

Juniors:
Ramat Hasharon, Israel, Grade 3, November: Doubles Semifinal.
Santiago, Chile, Grade 2, November: Doubles Semifinal.
Cordoba, Argentina, Grade 2, October: Doubles Semifinal.
Montevideo, Uruguay, Grade 2, October: Doubles Winner.
Lviv, Ukraine, Grade 3, July: Doubles Semifinal.
National Tournament of Shavuot, Israel: Winner.
Almaty, Kazakhstan, Grade 3, May: Doubles Semifinal.
Criciúma, Brazil, Grade 1, February: Doubles Finalist.
San Jose, Costa Rica, Grade 1, January: Doubles Finalist.

2017 Highlights

Juniors:
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Río de la Plata Cup, Grade 5, September: Doubles Winner.
Buenos Aires, Argentina, El Ceibo Cup, Grade 5, September: Singles Semifinal & Doubles Winner.
Pretoria, South Africa, Grade 3, February: Doubles Semifinal.
Potchefstroom, South Africa, Grade 5, February: Singles Winner
Tel Aviv, Israel, Grade 5, February: Singles Semifinal.
Ramat Gan, Israel, Grade 5, January: Singles Finalist.

Yshai Oliel

Key Stats

DOB: 5 January 2000

2019 Highlights

Future, Kiryat Shmona, Israel, August: Winner.
Future, Novi Sad, Serbia, August: Finalist.
Future, Netania, Israel, June: Winner.
Future, Akko, Israel, June: Finalist.
Future, Heraklion, Greece, May: Winner.
Future Tel Aviv, Israel, March: Singles Semifinal.

2018 Highlights

Future Ramat Hasharon, Israel, March: Singles Finalist

2017 Highlights

Pro:
First title as a pro - Future Sajur, Israel, December: Singles Winner
Davis Cup Squad in the tie vs. Portugal in Lisbon, February
Future Ramat Hasharon, Israel, March: Doubles Final
Future Meitar, Israel, October (25,000$): Singles Semifinal
Future Kiryat Gat, Israel, October: Singles Semifinal
Future Ramat Gan, Israel, April: Singles Semifinal

Juniors:
Junior Career high: 4 in the world (30/01/2017)
Australian Open Junior Championships, Melbourne, January: Singles Finalist.
Nike Junior International Roehampton, Great Britain , Grade 1, July: Singles Semifinal.
U-18 European Junior Championships, Klosters, Switzerland, Summer 2017: Singles 1/4 final.

2016 Highlights

Pro:
Davis cup debut with victory at 16 years old
Future Meitar, Israel, September: Singles Semifinal

Juniors:
Doubles Champion at the Roland Garros Juniors, Semi Final US Open Juniors
Beat No.2 ITF player at the US Open Junior Championship
Yucatan Cup, Merida, Mexico, November: Singles Finalist & Doubles Winner

Career Highlights

Australian Open Junior Championships, Melbourne, January 2017: Singles Finalist.
Davis cup player at age 16
First title as a pro - Future Sajur, Israel, December 2017: Singles Winner
Junior Career high: 4 in the world (30/01/2017)
Orange Bowl Champion U12 & U14
No.1 in Europe U14 Singles champion of the ITF Uzbekistan; TE Barcelona, TE Bucharest, TE Padova (Italy), Rakovnik (Czech Republic), Cakovec (Croatia)
Singles champion of the TE Jerusalem, TE Tel Aviv, TE Ramle, TE Raanana, TE Ashkleon

Tennis Coaches

Jan Pochter