Not sure of your summer plans? Come learn about JCC Maccabi Campus Games. Each summer, Jewish teens (13-16) gather for a six-day, Olympics®-style competition. Teams participate in boys baseball, boys ice hockey, girls volleyball, girls and boys basketball, girls and boys soccer, chess, dance, e-sports, swimming, table tennis and tennis.
It’s the summer experience of a lifetime, and JCC Greater Boston is proud to send its own delegation to the games! The 2020 Games will be held Aug. 9-14 in Westchester, New York.
Boston’s JCC Maccabi Campus Games delegation will send teams to participate in boys baseball, boys ice hockey, girls volleyball, girls and boys basketball and soccer, chess, dance, e-sports, swimming, table tennis and tennis.
Participants must be age 13 by July 31, 2020 and must not have reached age 17 by July 31, 2020. For more information, contact 781-249-9567 or maccabigames@jccgb.org.
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