Tel Aviv Ibex
[1] One founding member later described to Mako News how as a school kid he was always "the student chosen last in sports lessons".[2] The club was initially called the Tel Aviv Leviathans, later renaming, getting the new name from the desert-dwelling species of wild goat native to the Levant.[3] In April 2023 Ibex partnered with two other inclusive clubs — the Berkshire Unicorns and the Bristol Bisons — to compete at the Union Cup in Birmingham.The club competed at the biennial Bingham Cup in Rome in May 2024,[1] winning the Gladiator Plate against Orlando Otters RFC with a score of 19-5.Ibex players come from a variety of cultural backgrounds and sexual identities, including both members of the LGBTQ+ community and straight allies.
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