Spain won two of the four solo events on the second day of the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Artistic Swimming World Series leg in Paris.

place went to Canada with 85.5333 with Chile in third on 81.4333.In the women's team free combination Israel

The world number ones in their respective categories, Yang Yung Wei and Denis Vieru, triumphed in the men’s events on day one of the International Judo Federation Antalya Grand Slam.

triumphed in golden score against Brazil’s Willian Lima, with bronze medals going to Tal Flicker of Israel

seconds to defeat Sarah Leonie Cysique of France by ippon.Bronze medals went to Timna Nelson Levy of Israel

Ukrainian wonderkid Daniela Batrona produced a shock performance on the second day of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) World Cup in Baku to top the standings.

horizontal bar qualifying stage with 14.300 points from Lithuanian Robert Tvorogal and Alexander Myakinin of Israel

could not capitalise fully.The men's vault saw World Championships bronze medallist Andrey Medvedev of Israel

The first event of the Hempel World Cup series sailing competition, the 51st Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca Regatta, is scheduled to start in Palma on Mallorca tomorrow.

Poema Newland of France.Ellie Aldridge will be Britain’s best bet while dark horse Gal Zukerman of Israel

Tokyo 2020 Olympic floor exercise gold medallist Artem Dolgopyat of Israel could add the International

European Shooting Confederation (ESC) President Alexander Ratner has appeared at the 10 metres European Shooting Championship in Hamar, despite the organisers saying he was "not welcome" to come to Norway.

added Larsen.Israel and Germany won mixed team gold medals today too.Tal Engler and Sergey Richter of Israel

Ukrainian refugee Valentyna Veretska has won the Jerusalem Marathon, despite not training for almost one month after fleeing her home country.

54 sec in the women's competition, which was comfortably clear of second-placed Antonina Reznikov of Israel

Serbian Teodora Vukojevic won the gold medal in the women’s 10m air rifle final at the European Shooting Championship in Hamar in Norway.

respectively.Slovakian Patrik Jany won the 10m air rifle gold medal with a score of 45 ©Getty ImagesSergey Richter of Israel

The 2022 World Lacrosse Women's World Championship is set to welcome the best female lacrosse players from June 29 to July 9 at Maryland’s Towson University.

which includes Argentina, Jamaica, Norway, Puerto Rico and Uganda.Canada, England, Australia, Scotland, Israel

Italy’s Sofia Raffaeli and Israel’s Daria Atamanov earned two apparatus titles on the final day of the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Athens.

second placed Kolosov on 29.500.Bulgaria’s Eva Brezalieva completed the top three with a score of 29.450.Israel

, as hosts Greece missed the podium at 0.100 behind.The three ribbons and two balls group event saw Israel

Italy’s Sofia Raffaeli remains top of the all-around leaderboard after further exemplary performances at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Athens.

Greece in second on 47.450 and Poland in third on 46.700.Kazakhstan is in fourth with 46.400 points and Israel

Ukrainian refugees of all ages have been offered the chance to take part in free sambo training in three cities in The Netherlands.

by the COVID-19 pandemic.Athletes from the host nation, Belgium, France, Germany, Britain, Ireland, Israel

thanks to Bo Steffers and Esther Kleinlugtenbelt securing the 65kg and 72kg titles.The men’s version saw Israel

and 71kg golds going to Nehora Shabtay, Yonatan Hodos, Nikiel Shabaev and Yanay Kadosh.The only title Israel

failed to win was the 79kg, which was handed to Leco Terpstra of The Netherlands.However, Israel swept

Demchenko took golds in the 50kg and 65kg.The boys cadets had a much more balanced picture after the hosts, Israel

Italy’s Sofia Raffaeli and Israel’s Daria Atamanov were the top two qualifying performers on the first day of the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Athens.

Israeli recorded 31.700 while Raffaeli scored 31.250.Finishing below the pair were Michelle Segal of Israel

Greece on 26.000 as well as Poland on 25.600.Kazakhstan, who recorded 25.050, finished fourth while Israel

Ukraine’s Daniela Batrona enjoyed a day of good form to qualify for the finals of two more disciplines on the second day of the International Gymnastics Federation Artistic Gymnastics World Cup in Cairo.

as she finished first - 200 points above Uzbekistan’s Dildora Aripova in second.Artem Dolgopyat of Israel

Egyptian gymnasts are hopeful of success on home soil at the Artistic Gymnastics Apparatus World Cup, which is set to begin in Cairo.

World Cup regulars Oksana Chusovitina of Uzbekistan, Artur Davtyan of Armenia and Alexander Myakinin of Israel