Moshe Levy (athlete)

Moshe Levy (athlete)
Olympic medal record
Swimming (Paralympics)
Gold 1968 Tel Aviv 50m backstroke
Bronze 1972 Heidelberg 50m backstroke
Gold 1976 Toronto 3X50m medley relay
Gold 1976 Toronto 4X50m freestyle relay
Gold 1976 Toronto 4X100m medley relay
Gold 1976 Toronto 50m backstroke
Silver 1976 Toronto 25m butterfly
Bronze 1976 Toronto 3X25m individual medley
Wheelchair basketball (Paralympics)
Gold 1980 Arnheim Wheelchair basketball

Moshe Levy (Hebrew: משה לוי‎, born 1952) is an Israeli paralympic champion.

Levy was born in Israel in 1952 and contracted polio as a young baby. In 1962 he began practicing at the Israel Sports Center for the Disabled, focusing on swimming and wheelchair basketball. That same year he attended for the first time the competition for swimming across the Sea of Galilee, in which he later took part for 13 consecutive years.

Over the years Levy participated in various international competitions, including seven Paralympic Games. He won 6 paralympic medals as an individual and others as a member of the Israeli wheelchair basketball team.

In later years Levy remains active in sports and plays at "Kessem" basketball team, operated by an organization for promotion of paralympic sports. In 2003 - 2004 he coached his team.

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