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Metropolitan Chicago Golf Tournament
Posted: Monday, 08 March 2010

June 21, 2010

NORTH SHORE COUNTRY CLUB
Glenview, IL

Chairman: Mark Fishman

Maccabi USA Alumni Happy Hour
Posted: Wednesday, 17 February 2010

For Alumni and Friends!  See old Maccabi friends & make new ones!
When:Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Where:The Hill Bar
418 3rd Ave (Between 29th and 30th Street)New York, NY  www.thehillny.com
The Happy Hour will be held in the upstairs section of the bar.
Time:7-9 PM
No cost to attend, Ages 21+ Only
No RSVP needed-spread the word and invite others!  Drink specials throughout the evening: $3 yuenglings, bud lights, $5 appletinis, cosmos, watermelontinisand well drinks.  For more information contact: Stephanie Sorkin at ssorkin@maccabiusa.com or 215/561-6900 x 110
National Alumni Co-Chairs: Lauren Hill (NY) & Monica Hanono (CA)

Alumni Happy Hour
Posted: Monday, 11 January 2010

MUSA Alumni Happy Hour event in Los Angeles!

What: Maccabi USA Alumni and Friends Happy Hour

When: Saturday, April 10th, 2010

Where:  Q's Billiard Club in Santa Monica (11835  Wilshire Blvd., West Los Angeles 90025) http://www.qsbilliardclub.com/

Time: 8 PM to 10 PM

No cost to attend, Ages 21+, drink specials: $3 drafts, $6 Maccabi signature cocktail

Contact Stephanie Sorkin for more information at ssorkin@maccabiusa.com

6th Annual Maccabi Brunch & Bridge Tournament
Posted: Monday, 21 December 2009

October 3, 2010
Westchester, NY

The Annual Bridge Tournament has become an annual highlight, and the 2010 Tournament will be no exception.  Participants and spectators have the chance to connect, re-connect, and talk about the rising stars of American Jewish sport.  

Maccabi USA Video
Posted: Monday, 21 December 2009

 

Palm Beach Golf Tournament
Posted: Tuesday, 01 December 2009

The Falls Country Club
March 22, 2010

The 15th Annual Palm Beach Golf Tournament will be held in Lake Worth, Florida.
Co-Chairs: Neil Schlackman and Mike Stapler

5th Annual Maccabi Brunch & Bridge Tournament
Posted: Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Hampshire Country Club, Mamaroneck, NY
October 25, 2009

This year's Bridge Tournament was a resounding success.  Co-chairs Barbara Feldman and George Lippman along with Steering committee members: Nat Adler, Babette Bandler, Ruth Brandt, Betty Burr, Leslie Davies, Johnnie Eisler (z"l), Lynne & Larry Goldstein, Gail Greenberg, Jane Heilbron, Mickey Karlan, Richard Laufer, Edy Levitt, Phyllis Lippman, Sue Maier, Joanne Marks, Bobby Stayman and Elaine Tashman did a great job making this tournament spectacular for all who participated.

 

The Maccabiah’s Ripple Effect
Posted: Monday, 13 October 2008

Story by Talia Carner

..All her life, her mother had protected her from this knowledge by denying her Judaism... How could Susan have ever imagined that her own son, whom she had raised with no knowledge of the family’s Jewish past, would lead her here, to the Holocaust museum in Jerusalem to confront the hushed memories?

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Two Unforgettable Weeks in Israel
Posted: Wednesday, 11 June 2008

A video synopsis of the Maccabiah Games.

Tennessee's Bruce Pearl is a Real Gem
Posted: Monday, 03 March 2008
The Jerusalem Post Internet Edition

Interview: Tennessee's Bruce Pearl is a real gem


URIEL STURM , THE JERUSALEM POST Feb. 29, 2008

March has officially arrived. Can't you just smell the madness in the air? The annual phenomenon that grips the international sports psyche from the first week of March through the first week of April, sending fans into a synchronized frenzy, is once again upon us.

"March Madness" is the moniker given to the NCAA College Basketball Tournament. The mere mention of the phrase sends tingles of the CBS theme song and the voices of Dickie Vitale and Billy Packer down the backs of millions of sports fans.

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18th Games Photos

Photos from the 18th Games are now available.  These galleries will be updates as the Games continue.

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Testimonials

The opportunity to both see Israel, and be amongst so many other talented Jewish athletes was definitely an incredible experience.  Never have i felt such pride in my Jewish heritage, and such a sense of belonging.  For reasons unexplained, my feelings of capability as a person have been bolstered higher than ever before; and the feeling I experienced being in Israel and around the other U.S. athletes of being free from judgement, critical looks, and attitudes that too often accompany revealing my Jewish identity, will stay with me for the rest of my life. 

Ian Weinberg

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