The Jewish Link is excited to welcome Ryan (Reuven) Adeleye and his family to the Englewood community and is eager to explore his expertise as a soccer coach and personal trainer.

Originally from Maplewood, New Jersey, Adeleye was a professional soccer player in Israel, playing on three

While his former teammates won a national championship in 1950, Hershkowitz studied Torah for several hours a day, while starring on the basketball court for the YU Maccabees.

As fans prepare for the much-anticipated return of the National Basketball Association (NBA) season,

In March, when high school came to an abrupt end, many seniors spent their time attached to video game consoles or attempting to become Tik Tok stars. But Danny Weinberger, Shmuli Coates, Jacob Bergstein and Judah Rolnick had other plans.

Throughout high school, this foursome built

The Jewish Link would like to recognize 10-year-old Ori and 15 year old Eli Schloss as this week’s Sportstars of the Week. The Schloss brothers each won their division and emerged as the big winners at this year’s Shomrei Torah of Fair Lawn Naftoli Aron Torah Enrichment Program Table Tennis Tournament on February 8, at

(Courtesy of MVP) MVP XTREME is the newest addition to the MVP Camps family!

MVP Camps, celebrating its 12th consecutive year, is excited to launch MVP XTREME, a new basketball program for high school boys. This program will take place at Camp Seneca Lake from Sunday, August 16–Thursday August

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The Jewish Link would like to recognize 13-year-old Joshie Rabitz as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The seventh grade student at Ben Porat Yosef is an all around and very dedicated athlete. He has spent many years playing in TBO baseball (including the travel team) where he is not only a valued hitter, but also a highly

Last month, the Ma’ayanot Athletic Department held a drive by Rapids Quaranteam Champion Parade for its two teams that made it to the championship. The varsity volleyball and varsity basketball teams were greeted by their coaches with swag bags, music and fan fair.

The parade

Throughout the coronavirus quarantine and isolation, it has been difficult for some to find the opportunity to stay fit, or participate in an athletic activity. With the indefinite closure of most sports leagues, many children have lost a valuable and healthy outlet, where they can improve their skills and be rewarded.

Emilie Cinancio, of River Vale, like just about anyone, never expected this year to turn out the way it did. She was enjoying the weekly classes and educational trips on Jewish life with her teacher, Rabbi Yosef Orenstein, on her last Hebrew School year before her bat mitzvah.

In mid-March when

Tenafly Chabad Academy’s fifth graders aren’t letting social distancing interfere with their fun. Students logged into zoom after dinner for a bingo night with Morah Lisa. It was great seeing them have fun together. They were particularly excited for the remote learning prizes like free homework passes and