Sports
Brothers, three San Diegans, celebrate DU Pioneers’ hockey championship
Steve MarkApr 25, 2024
The DU Pioneers’ celebration in the wake of the school’s 10th NCAA hockey championship, a 2-0 win over Boston College on April13 in St. Paul, Minn., was barely...
Team Israel hockey players headed to Colorado
Shana GoldbergMar 28, 2024
In mid-April, a group of special guests will be in Colorado for a unique opportunity. From April 11-April 14, the Big Mountain Hockey Conference will welcome Team...
Three-peat! DJDS Tigers varsity boys are district champs
IJN StaffFeb 29, 2024
For the third straight year in a row, the Denver Jewish Day School varsity boys basketball team are district champions.
David Rubenstein heads group acquiring the Orioles
JTAFeb 08, 2024
Jewish billionaire businessman David Rubenstein has reportedly agreed to purchase the Baltimore Orioles.
From CU to bobblehead
Steve MarkFeb 01, 2024
Since being “bobbleheaded” last August, Jason Brown, a 2014 bronze medalist at the Sochi Olympics at 19 years old, and 2015 US national champion, has come to...
‘I stand with Israel’ cleats kick winning field goal
JTADec 14, 2023
A 3-0 score is extremely rare in the NFL. But when the Minnesota Vikings beat the Las Vegas Raiders Sunday night, Dec. 10, in the league’s lowest-scoring game since...
Inspired by the Abraham Accords, former NBAer wants to bring people together
JNSDec 14, 2023
Jews and Muslims have been coming together through the Abraham Accords in and around the Middle East. Now it’s time for the children of Abraham to suit up together on...
All the Jewish players taking the NHL ice
JTAOct 26, 2023
By Jacob Gurvis NEW YORK — When it comes to Jews and sports, baseball often reigns supreme — both in terms of Jewish fan interest and the number of high-profile...
‘Jewish’ guide to the NFL season
JTASep 07, 2023
As the calendar turns to September, many Jews eagerly await an annual fall tradition that signals a new beginning: Week 1 of the NFL season.
Cricket’s long Jewish history
JNSAug 03, 2023
Crickets are not kosher, but the sport played with a bat and ball certainly is . . . and has a long Jewish history.
