Maccabiah Day 7 – Live blog
Follow all the action from Israel as Team GB go in search of more medals...
Andrew Sherwood is the Jewish News Sport and Community Editor
Silver win for boys’ 4x100m team
#TeamMaccabiGB MEDAL ALERT (and it's a massive one!) Posted by Maccabi GB on Wednesday, 12 July 2017 #TeamMaccabiGB MEDAL ALERT Posted by Maccabi GB on Wednesday, 12 July 2017 GB’s open netball team beat Israel 42-33 to reach last four of competition #TeamMaccabiGB MEDAL ALERT! Posted by Maccabi GB on Wednesday, 12 July 2017 GB 1 Venezuela 0 GB 11 Gibraltar 6 GB 6 Gibraltar 5 (half-time) Full-time score: GB 8 Hong Kong 1 GB beaten 43-25 by Australia GB 4 Hong Kong 0 (half-time) Sam Radiven and Ben Felt won 6-3 7-5 What a day! The Jerusalem night run, more games and the highlight of the day – a swim of champions 🇮🇱🇺🇸 Posted by Maccabiah – Maccabi World Union on Wednesday, 12 July 2017 Ewan Taylor finishes third quickest in junior swimming 50m Freestyle preliminary race with time of .25.25. GB’s trio of swimmers – Zack Rothman (2.34.38), Joshua Foreman (2.39.37) and Jacob Boyden (2.39.88) – finish preliminary heat in 29th, 31st and 32nd place respectively Goals from Jamie Greene, Jonathan Novak, Joseph Santhouse and Ethan Kessel see GB beat Brazil 4-2 Samuel Deutsch wins bronze in the rowing men’s quads Goals from Austin Lipman and captain Mitch Hahn see GB beat Brazil 2-1 and book their place in the last fourMEDAL WIN: Boys track & field
WATCH: Eden Davis win gold in the 100m
Eden Davis tares up the track winning GOLD 100m!
WATCH: Ellie Edwards win silver in open women’s 100m
Ellie Edwards wins SILVER IN OPEN WOMENS 100m!NETBALL TEAM QUALIFY FOR SEMI-FINALS
WATCH: BRONZE MEDAL WIN IN SWIMMING!
Ewan Taylor is awarded BRONZE in 50m Freestyle – GB's first individual swimming medal in 25 years! FULL-TIME U18 FOOTBALL:
FULL-TIME U18 FUTSAL:
HALF-TIME U18 FUTSAL SCORE:
U16 futsal team beat Hong Kong
Netball junior lost to Australia
LATEST FUTSAL U16 SCORE
JUNIOR TENNIS RESULTS:
Josh Hennes and Joseph Salt 6-4 6-3VIDEO: Tuesday’s highlights at the Maccabiah
Watch the daily recap for Tuesday, July 11th:
#maccabiah_daily_recapThird-place finish for Ewan Taylor in 50m freestyle heat
Junior swimming 200m Individual medley results
U16 football team beat Brazil
MEDAL WIN!
OPEN FOOTBALL TEAM THROUGH TO SEMI-FINALS!
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