In mutually supportive effort, men's team defeated the more experienced Ra'anana team.
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In the girls' competition Shira Eshel (15 ) beat Maya Hizmi (13 ). Most of the players are from Ramat Gan.
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Hadar and Waxman came through 15-13 against their club mates Colin Silberstein and Yair Bekier.
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Ramat Hasharon club hosts finals of the annual prestigious President's Singles,
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Haifa pair delivered precision bowls and just managed to get the better of the opponents to lead 15-10 with three heads to play.
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Kiryat Ono broke the ice when they came through to win the overall Wingate Fives Tournament for the first time since the tournament's inauguration back in 1985.
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The win follows victories at Israel’s National Singles and Masters competitions.
0 commentsThe competition catered for the 24 top-ranked players comprising 12 selected skips paired with 12 leads and then divided into two sections of six pairs each.
0 commentsIsrael's international pairing of Colin Silberstein and Yair Bekier won their final against Yossi Greenberg and Yakov Josefson, but their path to the final was one of fighting finishes.
0 commentsRepresenting Israel were Zvika Hadar, Danny Slodovnik, Tami Kamel and Ruthie Gilor, competing in disciplines of men's pairs, women's pairs, and then the four combined in a mixed fours contest.
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Ra’anana finished with an overall total of 37 points, five ahead of second-place Jerusalem. Savyon was third with 25 points, an outstanding performance for a small club.
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Kamzel and Gilor will be representing Israel in the forthcoming European championships and used their combination as an opportune trial run.
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Men's event crowns prodigal son Yair Lieberthal as new champion.
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Kalley Saacks, 82, honored for contributions to growth of sport.
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Tzvia Landenberg beats the woman who had introduced her to the game at new Ra'anana singles competition; George Kaminsky takes mens' title, showing why he represented Israel in three successive World Championships.
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Ramat Gan's Avigdor Gaminer and Banny Cukerman, who started off and continued their run to the final, accounting along the way for upper ranked recognized players.
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In the finals of the annual National trips competition last weekend, Ramat Gan win in the women's final and Ra'anana in the men's final.
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