The Race Continues for La Salle Professor Joshua Buch
Blue Bell resident and La Salle University finance Professor Joshua Buch turned 85 on April 28. Then he ran in the Penn Relays at...
Philadelphia Fencer Wins International Fencing Championship
Maia Mei Weintraub hardly has any fencing foibles with her foil.
The 19-year-old from Philadelphia won gold on April 7 in Junior Team Women’s Foil...
Girls’ Hoops Teams Resilient in COVID Season
Though the winter 2020-’21 Penn-Jersey Athletic League basketball season was canceled due to the pandemic, the Kohelet Yeshiva and Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy...
All the Jewish Athletes to Watch at the 2022 Beijing Olympics
Despite the continuing COVID chaos, we have your guide to the Jewish athletes who are on their way to the Olympics.
A Jewish Guide to the 2022 Australian Open
The Novak Djokovic COVID scandal may be stealing the headlines ahead of the Australian Open.
Philly Faces: Tyler Weiss
Tyler Weiss led the Julia R. Masterman Laboratory and Demonstration School boys’ soccer team to its first-ever Public League championship on Oct. 27 in...
The top 10 Jewish sports moments of 2021
(JTA) — The clock has run out on 2021, and in the world of Jewish sports, it’s been an exciting year.
From a very Jewish World...
New 76ers Voice Details Her Jewish Background
Since Kate Scott is a notable “first,” her identity is a central part of her narrative.
Scott, the new television voice of the Philadelphia 76ers...
Team Israel Competitive in Philadelphia Unity Cup
“Ted Lasso,” the AppleTV show about a titular fish-out-of-water soccer coach from Kansas coaching the Associated Football Club Richmond in England, was nominated for...
Jewish Softball Leagues Back in Play in 2021
Much like Major League Baseball, the two big Jewish softball leagues in the Philadelphia area struggled to play a 2020 season.
Due to the pandemic,...
