The Grand Slam Jerusalem 2025, an international SILVER-level athletics competition, took place at the National Givat Ram Stadium with the participation of more than 60 athletes from 26 countries alongside Israel’s top athletes. Around 1,500 spectators filled the stands and enjoyed an outstanding sporting celebration.
Photo credit: Gilad Kavalerchik
Notable Israeli Achievements
- Yonatan Kapitolnik – 1st place in High Jump (2.21m).
- Noam Mamo – 1st place in 800m (1:49.65 min).
- Omri Shiff – New Israeli record in 400m hurdles: 49.82 sec.
- Zemnu Mucha – Israeli record in 2000m steeplechase: 5:41.49 min.
Notable International Results
- Men’s 100m – Taymir Burnett (Netherlands), 10.04 sec.
- Men’s 200m – Taymir Burnett (Netherlands), 20.19 sec.
- Women’s Discus Throw – Daria Zabawaska (Poland), 59.37m.
- Men’s Discus Throw – Loulasson Johan (France), 63.22m.
- Men’s Long Jump – Erwan Konaté (France), 8.06m.
- Women’s 100m – María Ignacia Montt (Chile), 11.33 sec.
- Women’s 1500m – Jolanda Kallabis (Germany), 4:13.63 min.
- Women’s 100m Hurdles – Karin Strametz (Austria), 12.89 sec.
- Men’s 2000m Steeplechase – Samuel Dugona (Ethiopia), 5:32.78 min.
- Women’s 2000m Steeplechase – Ankita (India), 6:13.92 min.
- Women’s Long Jump – Iryna Budzinska (Ukraine), 6.43m.
Eldan’s Role in the Competition
During the competition, Eldan, the main sponsor, stood out by setting up the Transparent Studio in the expo area. The studio hosted live interviews with athletes, coaches, and guests, providing the audience with a direct connection to the atmosphere and the stories behind the track. In addition, Eldan served as the main sponsor of the event, enhancing the experience for both spectators and participants.
The Next Generation
Alongside the senior competitions, heats for children and youth (U14–U18) were also held, adding a family dimension and highlighting the future generation of Israeli athletics.
Grand Slam Jerusalem 2025 concluded as a major success, with impressive achievements. We are already looking forward to the next competition – Grand Slam 2026 promises plenty to be excited about!
Photo credit: Gilad Kavalerchik
