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Maccabi in Champion of Champions grand final

A  Maccabi Hakoah Football Club team is looking to create local Jewish football history this weekend when it aims to capture the Football NSW’s Under 21 Champion of Champions title this Sunday at Sydney’s Valentines Park. [Read more]

Six inductees for Maccabi NSW Hall of Fame

Maccabi NSW honour six more inductees at its Hall of Fame Gala Dinner in December. [Read more]

A surprise award for Matt

Sydneysider Matt Levy has been named the best male athlete among the world’s Jewish athletes competing in the 20th Maccabiah Games. [Read more]

A great result for Maccabiah cyclists

Cycling captain Sean Bloch beamed that he ‘couldn’t have asked for a better result’ after his amazing team picked up four more medals at the 20th Maccabiah Friday’s road race, backing up their fine time trial results. [Read more]

Maccabiah proves an opportunity for Jordi Swibel

To Jordi Swibel, football is life. The young Sydneysider trains daily, sometimes twice, in the hope of one day making the world game his career – and thanks to the Maccabiah Games, he has a big opportunity to do so. [Read more]

Barak’s big day – Paralympian finally breaks through for a medal at fourth Maccabiah.

It has been four Maccabiah Games without medal success and four long years for table tennis star Barak Mizrachi in search of redemption from an opportunity missed last time here. [Read more]

International Jewish athletes ‘return’ to Jerusalem for 20th Maccabiah Games

During the 20th Maccabiah Games next month, about 7,000 Jewish athletes from 80 countries will descend upon the Holy Land to join 2,500 Israeli athletes in the Olympic-style competition…writes Adam Abrams/JNS.0rg. [Read more]

Farewell to the NSW Maccabiah contingent…and 1997 remembered

The countdown to the 2017 Maccabiah Games has really ramped up, with the first of three official farewells held for the 570-strong delegation held in Sydney on Sunday to farewell the New South Wales contingent. [Read more]

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