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There were more medals for GB on Monday with a silver win in the doubles of the junior table tennis...
: Charlie Kasler and Max Kyte scored two each, with Adam Burchell, Jordan Marks and Josh Kennet also all on target. : GB 3 South Africa 1 Jessica Abrahams and Arianna Di Giammarino won the girls doubles competition GB 10 Israel 4 Zoe Harris one of #TeamMaccabiGB's artistic gymnasts is ready for her competition today! Good Luck Zoe! pic.twitter.com/fIpoiKCl7H — Maccabi GB (@maccabigb) July 10, 2017 Today – Live broadcasting of the swimming rounds! Posted by Maccabiah – Maccabi World Union on Monday, 10 July 2017 Posted by Maccabiah – Maccabi World Union on Wednesday, 5 July 2017 Zack Rothman finishes 100m butterfly in 19th place, while Joshua Foreman finishes in 31st Check this out from #TeamMaccabiGB's Freya Levy (7) as she competes with a USA mixed team in Wheelchair Basketball! #SuperHumans #ThisGirlCan Posted by Maccabi GB on Monday, 10 July 2017 Zoe Harris finished in fourth, with 10.267 points Zoe Harris finished in 16th place, with 12.100 points #MaccabiBirthight visit Ben Gurion’s Tomb before making their way to the Bedouin Tents! Posted by Maccabi GB on Monday, 10 July 2017 World record in the 20th Maccabiah: Australien swimmer Matt Levy broke the 200m freestyle Paralympic world record, with a time of 2:16.21. Posted by Maccabiah – Maccabi World Union on Monday, 10 July 2017 The week has begun with many games and great moments Posted by Maccabiah – Maccabi World Union on Monday, 10 July 2017 Zack Rothman finishes 12th in a time of 1:08.14 Nathalie Lustig finishes in 12th place in a time of 1:14.51, with Alicia Slater two places behind in 1:16.20 U16 boys football: GB 0 Mexico 0 GB beating Argentina going into second quarter GB leading South American side 39-9 as match enters third quarter Essa é a delegação brasileira representando a gente nas Macabiadas Mundiais de 2017. Um abraço especial pro meu filho… Posted by Ronaldo Nazário de Lima on Thursday, 6 July 2017 A massive day for #TeamMaccabiGB as more athletes were crowned Maccabiah Games medalists today. Find out more here. Posted by Maccabi GB on Monday, 10 July 2017FOOTBALL
Preliminary Round Group A:
GB 7 Venezuela 0
GB all but secured their place in the quarter-finals thanks to this emphatic victory.
CRICKET
India 76 (Sim Cohen, 4-25, Steven Allweis 3-16)
GB 77-1 (Mark Both 33*)
GB won by 9 wickets
JUNIOR: FOOTBALL GIRLS:
GB bounced back from their opening defeat as they claimed this much-needed win.JUNIOR TABLE TENNIS
JUNIOR LACROSSE:
GB booked their place in the final with this superb win over the hosts.Zoe Harris ready for action…
Watch GB’s swimmers here!
Join us on Facebook Live and the Maccabiah website, starting at 17:30 (Israel/GMT+3).Best of the pics from the Maccabiah!
Junior swimming:
GB’s Freya Levy (7) competing with USA mixed team in wheelchair basketball
Gymnastics beam – female final
Gymnastics floor – female preliminaries
#MaccabiBirthight# visit Ben Gurion’s Tomb
Olympian secures Maccabiah record
Way to go!Watch: Recall of Sunday’s action
Watch the daily recap for Sunday, July 9th:
#maccabiah_daily_recapJunior swimming 100m butterfly final
Junior swimming 100m butterfly girls final
Half-time score: U16 boys football: GB 0 Mexico 0
Latest netball score: GB leading Argentina 18-7
Netball side increase lead over Argentina
Ronaldo’s son competing for Brazil’s U18 side
Pictures: Medal Monday for Team GB!
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