Two sailors foiling on a catamaran with red and white sails
馃嚠馃嚤 ISR 36 路 Road to Los Angeles 2028

Help Make History

Israel has never raced an Olympic catamaran. We are changing that at LA 2028. Help us raise $20,000 to launch and put Team ISR 36 on the path to the Olympic starting line.

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The Team Behind the Flag

Two Sailors. One Boat. Israel in Their Sails.

Israel has produced Olympic medalists and world-class sailors, but it has never competed in Olympic catamaran sailing. Mika Sternberg and Yogev Alcalay are working to make LA 2028 the first.

Mika is an Israeli National Champion, the top female skipper on the West Coast, born in Tel Aviv and raised in Los Angeles.

Yogev is from Sdot Yam and is an international competitor with proven podium success. He brings championship experience, calm under pressure, and deep pride in representing Israel.

They race the Nacra 17, a foiling catamaran that flies above the water at over 30 knots. At that speed, every start, turn, and tactical decision depends on complete trust. Mika and Yogev do not race as two individuals. They race as one team, under one flag.

Your gift keeps their boat race-ready, funds coaching, and gets them to the qualifying regattas they cannot afford to miss. Each supporter moves Team ISR 36 closer to the Olympic starting line.

Mika Sternberg
Mika Sternberg 路 ISR 36
Yogev Alcalay on the podium wearing an Israeli flag and gold medal
Yogev Alcalay 路 ISR 36
This is more than a campaign for two sailors. It is a chance to carry Israel鈥檚 blue and white onto an Olympic starting line it has never reached before.
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Where the $20,000 Goes

Your Gift Puts Israel on the Starting Line

The BoatKeeping the Nacra 17 race-ready: sails, foils, and equipment for international competition.
The QualifiersTravel and entry to Olympic qualifying regattas between now and 2028. Missing one could end the dream.
The TrainingCoaching and preparation: 270 days a year on the water, racing the best in the world.