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2007 Pan American Games |
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11th Pan American Maccabi Games In order to continually improve the experience of all Maccabiah Games for everyone involved, Maccabi USA / Sports for Israel has developed a questionaire which will allow you to provide feedback about your experience in Buenos Aires. This questionnaire will allow you to rate many aspects of the Games, from the application process to accomodations and activities. Please take a moment to download, complete, and return to us by February 15, 2008.
Results are now available. Click here to view results by sport
Sponsored by the Latin American Maccabi Confederation (CLAM), the Pan American Maccabi Games are held every four years in a country in the Americas. Participants include athletes representing North, Central and South America, Israel and other countries throughout the Diaspora. The 11th Pan Am Maccabi Games were December 26, 2007 to January 2, 2008 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The U.S. Team included more than 485 athletes, coaches and trainers with another 450 supporters for a total delegation of over 900 strong. The 12th Pan Am Maccabi Games are slated for Sao Paulo, Brazil for 2011. |
11th Pan American Games Athete, Manager and Trainer Questionnaire| Testimonials |
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“There were many special moments we will remember - from the excitement of marching into the stadium at Opening Ceremonies dressed in our Team USA uniforms and the fun of trading apparel right on the field, to the pride we felt at the medals ceremonies and the camaraderie and warmth we experienced at the Closing Ceremonies and all those wonderful "moments" in-between. The tours of historical and Jewish Rome along with the tastes of Rome were so unique and meaningful, especially to those of us whose family's roots are entrenched in Europe. It was exciting to be in Rome, in the heart of Europe, as Jews in a Jewish environment. Above all, we cannot emphasize enough how exciting it was for us to watch all the competitions. Trying to find the venues and get to them was another story, but in the end, it added to the whole Adventure.” See more testimonials... |