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January 2012
Casspi in charge MATT DeFAVERI CJN Staff Reporter Israeli basketball phenom Omri Casspi, the 23rd overall pick in the 2009 NBA draft and the first Israeli player selected in the first round, realized his dream of playing in the NBA after signing a three-year, $3.5 million contract with the Sacramento Kings. “I got drafted when...
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Students from Hillel Academy, after hearing Tamir speak On Sunday January 13th, 2012 Tamir was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for the Federation’s day of community learning, sponsored by the Coalition for Jewish Learning, and held at the JCC. The teens and children who heard Tamir speak and participated in his basketball clinics gave him rave reviews!...
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Basketball Player Tamir Goodman, Called “The Jewish Michael Jordan,” Inspires Students and Faculty Tamir Goodman, called “The Jewish Michael Jordan” by Sports Illustrated magazine, visited Schechter this week to share his inspiring story with Sager Middle School students and faculty. The talented athlete blazed a career in basketball that evolved from practicing on Maryland playgrounds...
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  NBA Legend Shares his Story with Coolanu Campers by Judy Horwitz NBA legend Sidney Green made a guest appearance at the Coolanu Israel Chicago Camps, delighting campers and coaches alike.  Green spoke to a rapt audience about the days leading up to his NBA career and the 10 years he spent playing in the...
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by Judy Horwitz The Coolanu Israel winter camps and coaching seminars in Chicago were a huge success with over 130 campers and 40 coaches participating! Campers had a ball learning basketball fundamentals from head coach Tamir Goodman and the dedicated assistant coaches, attending sessions by guest speakers like ESPNChicago reporter Missy Isaacson, yoga instructor Becca...
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by Tamir Goodman As a high school and Division I college basketball player, I always wore my kippah while playing ball, but I was told that it was not desirable to wear tzitzis during athletics because the perspiration and wear and tear that the tzitzis would be exposed to could degrade the holiness of the...
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NEWS: ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT The ‘Jewish Jordan’ talks basketball, Judaism, and giving back By KARINA GRUDNIKOV Staff Writer Tamir Goodman “Jewish Jordan”-that’s the nickname Sports Illustrated gave Tamir Goodman when he was merely 17 years old and a high school junior at the Talmudical Academy of Baltimore. Ranked among the best 25 high school basketball...
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Click here to watch: Tamir Goodman and Coolanu featured on ABC news
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