Bnot Eilat
Full nameBnot Eilat Football Club
בנות אילת
Founded2010
GroundRabin School Stadium, Eilat
ManagerRonen Shahrur
LeagueLigat Nashim Shniya
2014–155th

Bnot Eilat (Hebrew: בנות אילת) is an Israeli women's football club from Eilat competing in the Israeli Second League and the Israeli Women's Cup.

History

The club was established in 2010 by footballer Ann Levy[1][2] and entered the league's second division in 2012. The club qualified to the promotion group of the league, but finished fourth. The next season the club missed on promotion once again, as it finished third in the league.

In the cup, the club is yet to win a game. In its first season the club competed in the Second Division League Cup, and was beaten 0–1 by F.C. Kafr Yasif. The club entered the main competition the next season, and was beaten 0–17 by top division’s Maccabi Kishronot Hadera, the club's worst defeat ever. In the 2014–15 competition the club met Maccabi Be'er Sheva in the first round, and was beaten 0–6.

2014-15 squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Tali Lupo
2 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Hen Swisa
3 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Eti Bitton
4 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Tamara Sosnitsky
6 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Hagar Shtar
7 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Almog Menashko
8 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Tali Stolovitski
9 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Ann Levy
No. Pos. Nation Player
10 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Ruth Landesman
12 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Iren Dahan
14 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Odelia Mezamber
15 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Adi Mizrachi
16 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Reut Elbaz
18 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Yuval Edri
20 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Nof Malka
81 {{{pos}}} Israel ISR Ravit Daud

References

  1. Bnei Eilat to Establish a Women's and Girl's Teams 28 October 2010, Erev Erev in Eilat (in Hebrew)
  2. Women’s Football- Eilatis, Meet 'Bnot Eilat' Archived December 27, 2014, at the Wayback Machine Tamar Stein, 14 January 2014, Eilati (in Hebrew)
  • Bnot Eilat Israeli Football Association (in Hebrew)
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