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Israeli equestrienne hopes to make Olympic history, with unmistakable flair
Wearing yoga pants and feathers in her hair, Danielle Goldstein Waldman will be part of Israel’s first equestrian team at the Summer Games.
Could David Cohen become the 1st Jewish jockey to win the Kentucky Derby?
His is a story of comeback, from physical injury and mental anguish. And an Arkansas rabbi helped along the way.
Israeli NBA forward Deni Avdija suffers injury, ending promising rookie season
The Wizards’ top draft pick, expected to be the greatest Israeli to play pro basketball, will have to wait until next season to prove himself.
Hillel hosting Zoom event with Meyers Leonard, NBA player who shouted antisemitic slur
The first stop in an apology tour, the University of Miami Hillel event is titled ‘From Heat to Healing.’
‘It’s a bad time to be great:’ An oral history of Yeshiva University’s historic 36-game win streak
Not even a pandemic could stop YU’s basketball team from achieving greatness. The wild ride, as told by the players themselves.
Here is baseball’s all-star all-Jewish lineup of all time
As Major League Baseball opens, here’s a question for a certain type of avid sports fan: Who would play on the ultimate all-star Jewish baseball team?
In 1899, Major League’s first Jewish pitcher left field after one game to become lawyer
Leo Fishel graduated from Columbia University and later coached a Long Island high school team to an undefeated season.
NBA player who shouted antisemitic slur traded — and will not be playing
The Oklahoma City Thunder said that, as part of the unusual deal, Meyers Leonard will not actually play any games for them.
Julian Edelman invites Meyers Leonard to Shabbat dinner after NBA player shouted anitsemitic slur
The NBA player has been sidelined from the Miami Heat after using the word ‘kike’ during a livestream.
Deni diary 1/8: The man of a million questions (turns 20)
What’s strange about Deni’s loss of playing time is that in the games leading up to that dud, he didn’t seem to be playing any worse.