Bobsled

“I believe that everyone has a few reasons for being put here [on Earth] and my tavkid [duty] for now is helping Israel as much as I can through sport.”

Skeleton

“One of my favorite aspects of competing in Skeleton is the opportunity it provides to travel to and compete in countries that have been historically hostile to Jewish people, and act as an ambassador of Israel while doing so”.

Archery

“I openly and regularly share my Jewish culture and pro-Israel stance with my competitors and teammates”.

Track & Field /Bobsled

“It is first and foremost to represent Israel. To represent the country. I am the one who is in the competition and shows the other athletes. Shows the audience how Israelis behave. Politely, respectfully, and helping others.”

Climbing (Youth)

“Through sharing the fact that not only am I a 5 foot girl of slight build competing in what is often seems as a man's sport which many think is based purely on strength, but also a Jewish girl succeeding in sport, is something I hope to inspire the next generation of Jewish Athletes, promoting sporting diversity among young people.”

Soccer

“I founded an antisemitism awareness club at my high school and recruited over 50 athletes to join. I educat them on Jewish history and the struggles the Jewish people have faced. I speak regularly to students, teachers, and other people about how to help Jewish people through the rise of antisemitic attacks.”

Golf

“I make my Jewish identity known whenever I am out in the community, especially during my volunteer work with youth golfers.”

Soccer (Youth)

“I am one of a very small Jewish population in my school area, and I always try to put my Judaism in a high place.”