Teaneck native Joey Goffstein, 17, who is currently heading into his senior year at YUHSB, has loved baseball since he was two years old. His
It is often said that your teammates are the best friends that you will ever have. In the case of the Silver Level Gymnastics Team
When discussing sports teams, the word “dynasty” is rarely used. It is reserved for a team that, according to Dictionary.com, “dominates their sport or league
This past Sunday, August 4th, the Newark Bears – members of the Can -Am Baseball League, hosted Jewish Heritage Night at Bears and Eagles Riverfront
On Sunday June 30 2013, when the New York Mets took the field there was something very wrong. The scorecard announced that the Mets hard
Israeli 12th-graders Nili Block and Sarah Abraham came home from a Thai boxing (Muay Thai) championship in Thailand with gold medals. Block, from Beit Shemesh,
(JNS.org) Oscar “Ossie” Schectman, a Jewish player who scored the first basket in the history of what evolved into the National Basketball Association (NBA), died
On Tuesday, August 6th, Areyvut and Moshava Ba’ir, with the help of The Frisch School, held the 3rd Annual Kayitz Classic, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament. The
In late May, thirty of Teaneck Baseball Organization’s best players showed up at Clubhouse to try out for the eight and under summer travel team.
The Mitch Gross Basketball League or MGBL was established in 2009 in memory of then Teaneck resident and friend to many – Mitchell Gross. MGBL
Israeli women’s lacrosse team member Sara Greenberg wields her stick. Credit: Donna Pedersen. The Israeli women’s lacrosse team will not play on Shabbat, even though
