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Disappointment for Israeli Athletes at Olympics
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Yakov Toumarkin in the Israelian Championships in swimming 2010. Photo: BASWIM.
JPost -Israeli gymnast Valeria Maksyuta ended ‘s qualification in tears after her dreams came to a painful ending at the North Greenwich Arena. The 24-year-old, who made aliya from Ukraine five years ago, off the beam twice and lost her handling once in the uneven bars, recording an overall of 45.699 in the All-Around qualifiers.
“I really hard to get here, but I just couldn’t do it,” a shocked Maksiuta said.
