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Ostfeld was awarded the International Olympic Committee’s European Women and Sport Award in 2005 “As a player, administrator, and coach”, recognizing her dedication to and advancement of women's sports in Israel. It was awarded to five women from five continents, for their contribution and promotion of women's sport.

Ostfeld received the Pillar of Achievement Award from the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 2009.

In 2004, her advocacy for increased funding and media coverage of women's sports led the Israeli High Court of Justice to order that the Union of Local Authorities fund women's sports associations at a rate of 1.5 times the sum allocated to equivalent men's sport associations.

In 2003, she was elected a member of the Ramat Hasharon Municipality Council.

As a basketball coach, during a seven-year period that began in 1998, Ostfeld guided the Anda Ramat HaSharon basketball team to four championships and Israel State Cup basketball titles.

In 1986, she founded the women's basketball team in Ramat Hasharon. Ostfeld is also one of the founders of the Ramat HaSharon Sports Association.

As a player for Israel's Maccabi Ramat Khen, Ostfeld was entered in the Guinness Book of World Records for scoring 108 points in a 221–21 team victory on November 17, 1981, the most-ever points scored in a women's professional game.

Ostfeld has two adult sons from a previous marriage, Jonathan (b. 1977) and Ben (b. 1980). She lived with a woman partner for many years.

Orna Ostfeld (Hebrew: אורנה אוסטפלד ‎; born December 23, 1952) is an Israeli former basketball player and current basketball coach.