Maccabiah Day 6 – Live blog
More medals followed for Team GB on Tuesday with a trio of vital football matches set to take place later in the afternoon...
Full-time score: GB 3 USA 0 Junior girls football team beaten 6-0 by hosts GB 2 USA 0 (latest score)
1-1 draw with Argentina means GB miss out on semi-final place on goal difference, having won one, drawn one and lost one. They do though still have two games to play Junior girls football: GB 0 Israel 5 (half-time) GB draw 1-1 with South Americans – Bradley Lazarus scoring for GB It was a day full of new records and festive events! As usual, we’ve put together a video summarizing the results, interviews and footage from the various games. Enjoy! Posted by Maccabiah – Maccabi World Union on Tuesday, 11 July 2017 GB team to face USA: Final score: GB 48 South Africa 16 🇺🇸v 🇬🇧 🥇medal win for Maccabi USA Lacrosse. First lacrosse team, amazing win! Thank you to Israel Lacrosse for all your help! #macc20 Posted by Maccabi USA/Sports for Israel on Tuesday, 11 July 2017 GB 30 South Africa 10 (fourth quarter) #TeamMaccabiGB MASTERS TENNIS UPDATE Steven Carlin and Alan Reichtman won the first round of the round Robin masters… Posted by Maccabi GB on Tuesday, 11 July 2017 GB 9 South Africa 1 (end of first quarter) Latest score: South Africa 3 GB 15 (first quarter) Great point for #TeamMaccabiGB's Junior Table Tennis stars Jessica Abrahams and Sammy Kaye in the first round of Mixed Doubles Posted by Maccabi GB on Tuesday, 11 July 2017 #TeamMaccabiGB MEDAL ALERT Posted by Maccabi GB on Tuesday, 11 July 2017 Jason Pears finished in 13th place in time of 1.08.34 Alicia Slater finished in 14th place – in time of 1.13.11 Alicia Slater finished 11th fastest in a time of 5.00.90. Rebecca Saville claimed an 18th place finish – 5.31.22. Ewan Taylor finishes in 13th place in a time of 1.09.69, with Joshua Foreman a place behind in time of 1.10.61. Jacob Boyden finished in time of 1.14.93 – in 14th place – with Zack Rothman two places behind in 1.15.67. Joshua Forman finished in 23rd place, in a time of 5.07.23 Andy Landesberg’s open football team will face Brazil in last eight The moment #TeamMaccabiGB Lacrosse were presented with their SILVER MEDAL! Posted by Maccabi GB on Tuesday, 11 July 2017 #TeamMaccabiGB MEDAL ALART! Posted by Maccabi GB on Monday, 10 July 2017MASTERS 35 FOOTBALL TEAM KNOCKED OUT ON GOALS SCORED
GB fell a goal short of scoring the four they required to progress. Adam Stolerman scored twice, with Marc Yaffe also on targetFULL-TIME SCORE: GB 0 Israel 6
LATEST SCORE: Masters football 35+ lead USA
Masters football 45+ team lost out on semi-final on goal difference
LATEST SCORE:
Masters football (45+) held to draw by Argentina
WATCH: Monday’s recap at the Maccabiah
Watch the daily recap for Monday, July 10th:
#maccabiah_daily_recapTEAM NEWS: GB OVER 35 FOOTBALL TEAM VS USA
Corin, Myeroff, Harvey, Morris, Addis, Levack, Plotnik, Daggers, Sloma, Stolerman, HakimOpen netball team beat South Africa
PICTURES: USA vs GB lacrosse
LATEST OPEN NETBALL SCORE
MASTERS TENNIS UPDATE
LATEST JUNIOR NETBALL SCORE:
Netball latest: GB leading South Africa
WATCH: Table tennis stars Jessica Abrahams and Sammy Kaye in mixed doubles action
WATCH: Gymnast Zoe Harris wins bronze
Zoe Harris WINS Artistic Gymnastics BRONZE on Uneven Bars! MAZAL TOV ZOE!Open swimming 100m backstroke result
Junior swimming 100m backstroke female
Junior swimming 400m freestyle female
Junior swimming 100m backstroke result
Junior swimming 400m freestyle result
GB football team set for Brazil quarter-final
MEDAL WIN: Watch Lacrosse team presented with their silver medal
MEDAL WIN! Sara Black wins bronze in Jerusalem half-marathon
The day gets off to a flying start with Sara Black bringing home BRONZE in the Jerusalem Half Marahon as part of the MACCABI WOMAN event! Mazal Tov Sara! 💪🏃🏽♀️🥉#MaccabiWoman
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