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Yaron (Rosslav) Tal (Collesnick) (13 July 1973 – 30 July 2008) was an Israeli arch, a world champion for students and a world in the arrow and arch. There was an invincible arch in Israel from 1991 to 2007, and held 16 consecutive years as the Champion of Israel. Representing Israel in world championships, European championships and important international competitions.

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Colisesnik was born in California, California, a second child for Nana and Alexie Colsnick. Even at his young age, Colsnick showed impressive sports capabilities when he began swimming in the local team. After a short period he was exposed to the sport of arches that he had become champions. In 1990, Colsnick came to Israel.

Career career
He began his way in the Soviet Union (the days of Ukraine). At the age of 12, Colsnick shot the first arrow and at the age of 16 won the title "Master of Sports" (Russian: Мастер СССР СССР СССР СССР СССР) given to the athlete with high criteria over time. With his rise to Israel in 1990, Colsnick joined the club of arches in Jerusalem. In 1992, Colsnick joined the IDF as an outstanding athlete. During his military service, Colsnik took part in the national freedoms in Romania and Ukraine in which he won gold medals. In the Grand Prix contest in Germany (1994), he won a silver medal. The Grand Prix Competition in Cyprus (1994), which won a gold medal.

In 1995, at the World Championship in Birmingham England finished Thursday. Also during his military service he attended the country championships in which he broke Israel’s records and won gold medals. Colsnick won the title of the athlete three times in a row from 1991 to 1993.

World Champion for Students
In the World Championship for Students held in France (1996), Colsnick won a gold medal at a new world of 117 points from 120 possible points. This year he won a gold medal at the Open England Championship. In 1998, he took part in the Arrow World Championship and a rainbow held in Taiwan and won a bronze medal.

Personal life
In 2001 Colsnick graduated a bachelor’s degree in teaching and physical education at the Wiinggate Institute.

In 2007 Colsnick replaced his family name to Little. He married Julia Algeria on March 28, 2007 and on September 20, 2007, a daughter was born.

At the beginning of 2007, at its peak and continues to gain momentum in athletic achievements, he was diagnosed with cancer, colon cancer. He died on July 30, 2008.

External links

DEATH of Iron TAL, Israel I ATHLETE and COACH.

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Israeli arches
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Israelis born in Ukraine
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Graduates of the College of Academic College in Webster
Israelis who died of cancer
Israelis born in 1973
Israelis who died in 2008