The Jewish Coaches Association (JCA) will host its annual meeting at Shapiro’s Delicatessen - Downtown Indianapolis on Saturday, April 3 at 9:45am. Please join us as we celebrate Passover and the 2009-10 season over breakfast at one of the nation’s best Jewish Delis!
All are welcome!
Shapiro’s Downtown
808 S Meridian St
Indianapolis, IN 46225
317.631.4041
By: Brian ‘Shifty’ Schiff
In the NCAA Tournament:
Tennessee:
Bruce Pearl, Head Coach
USA Open Maccabiah ’09 (Head Coach)
Steven Pearl – 27 games, 10.7 min, 1. 4 pts, 1. 3 rebounds
USA Open Maccabiah ’09
Villanova:
Jason Donnelly: Assistant Coach
UC Santa Barbara:
Jordan Weiner — started 10 games, 14.3 minutes, 3.0 pts
Siena:
Adam Chaskin, Assistant Coach
Greater Washington Maccabi; [...]
To college basketball fans, the recent hardwood battles between the University of Tennessee and the University of Memphis has been the stuff of legend. Most notably, the 2008 game pitted #2 Tennessee against #1 Memphis, in which the Volunteers snapped the Tigers 47-game home winning streak on the way to their own #1 ranking. A [...]
The Jewish Coaches Association took a big step in its development today as they unveiled the first design of the association’s logo. The first official logo design in the JCAs brief history looks to reflect the mission, values and services that meet the needs of coaches involved with the association.
The logo is an uppercase version [...]
Sunday October 11th, 2009
Temple Concord
There are many fans in central New York of basketball both for Syracuse University and the NBA. Temple Concord is honored to have one of the greatest 50 NBA players of all time as a member – Dolph Schayes. His son, Danny, played for the Syracuse Orange and was in the [...]
The 18th World Maccabiah Games were held this past July in Netanya, Israel. The games are held every four years in a similar fashion to the Olympics. It is an international Jewish sporting event where any Jewish person is eligible to compete at three different levels. They are “Open,” “Juniors,” and “Masters.”
The event is the [...]
Courtesy - UTPA Sports Information Department
Ryan Marks has been named as the Broncs head basketball coach, announced Ricky Vaughn, interim athletic director. A formal press conference will take place late next week officially introducing Coach Marks.
“I am extremely happy that we were able to come to terms with Ryan Marks. I feel he [...]
Just days after being named a finalist for the Clair B. Award, Radford head men’s basketball coach Brad Greenberg was presented the 2009 Red Auerbach Award at the American Jewish Coaches Association Annual Breakfast and Meeting Saturday morning.
The award is presented annually at the Final Four to the most outstanding Jewish American Basketball Coach of [...]
It’s not unheard of to find Bruce Pearl, the men’s basketball coach at the University of Tennessee, somewhere in public screaming with his shirt off — be it as a spectator rooting on the women’s basketball team with his portly belly painted orange and sporting a giant V for Volunteers, or onstage rapping at a [...]
At first glance, Josh Pastner might not look like much.
He’s just 31 years old but recently landed the head coaching job at Memphis after one of his mentors, John Calipari, jumped ship to Kentucky. His coaching experience isn’t something that is going to knock you out of your computer chair, but the longevity of it [...]
The Jewish Coaches Association was founded in 2006. The organization supports Jewish-American college, high school and youth basketball coaches around the United States.
