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Shane Brings the Workout to You
Teaneck’s Elliot Rothschild working out in the Rodda Center parking lot last week in the early morning with his trainer Shane Oran Condappa watching nearby and socially distanced. When the gyms are closed, Shane brings the 5AM workout to you. If interested, contact Shane at: 201-282-7760.
Baseball Is Back in Town And You Can Buy a Seat
Great news: professional baseball is back in town and there are seats to be had at great prices. The Rockland Boulders, New Jersey Jackals, and Sussex County Miners are playing in the American Baseball Classic at their stadiums in Pomona, New York; Little Ferry, New Jersey; and Augusta, New Jersey. Each location has two teams playing
Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School Athletic Teams Support Child Victims of Cancer
A diagnosis of cancer always comes with challenges and creates life-altering circumstances. But when children suffer from cancer so early in their lives, it seems to touch our hearts in a different way.
In 2004, Jaclyn Murphy was diagnosed at the age of 9 with medulloblastoma, a
The Jewish Link Sportstar of the Week: Noah Greenspan
The Jewish Link would like to recognize 13-year-old Noah Greenspan as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The rising eighth grader at the Yavneh Academy is an all-around athlete. He has spent many years playing in TBO baseball and Teaneck’s FC travel soccer team. Noah’s coach and FC Teaneck Director of Coaching Tim
MYHSAL Announces Spring 2020 Championship Games Are Canceled
In a letter sent out to Metropolitan Yeshiva High School Athletic League (MYHSAL) directors, League Commissioner Seth Gordon announced that the board of directors has unanimously voted to cancel the spring season’s championship games, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Girls volleyball, boys hockey, and girls and boys basketball had
Kushner Varsity Competes in NJ Baseball ‘Last Dance’ World Series
As the only yeshiva day school participating in the Last Dance statewide tournament, the RKYHS varsity baseball team was ready to face its tough opponents. Indeed, after years of playing solely in a MYHSAL setting, the sheer magnitude of the tournament and emphasis on professional play were not easy pills for the team to
Jump Into Shape Offers ‘Beginner Men’s’ For Ages 55 and Over
(Courtesy of Jump Into Shape) Jump Into Shape, a fitness program designed to build a healthier body for your soul, has opened registration for a new men's beginner jump rope program for ages 55 and over. Participants in this four-week program will learn the proper form and technique for jump roping, and receive two new Crossrope
Kushner Varsity Joins 220 Teams Statewide For ‘Last Dance’ Baseball Tournament
For high school students looking forward to another season of baseball, quarantine and social distancing have thus far thwarted their plans. In response to this disappointment, over 220 high school teams have assembled efforts toward a baseball tournament styled like an NCAA World Series.
Ironman in Canada, Part 9: Virtuality
I should be 50 days from the Ironman in Canada.
(But the race has been canceled due to COVID-19.)
In fact, all my races so far have been canceled.
(You still have the Half Ironman in Atlantic City.)
