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Jews make an impact on sports every day — here are the top 10 Jewish sports moments of 2024.
Approximately 34,844 students are enrolled at Brigham Young University. About 0.0002% of them are Jewish, including its quarterback, Jake Retzlaff.
Thanks to a Russian-born Turkish World War I veteran, there is a Jewish Olympics.
Before Patrick Mahomes, before Tom Brady, before Joe Montana, before Johnny Unitas, and even before the Super Bowl, there was Jewish quarterback Sid Luckman.
Now that the final tally has been counted, get to know the Jewish and Israeli Paralympians who medaled at the 2024 Paralympics:
Dozens of Jewish athletes will compete on the world’s biggest stage, many of whom are strong contenders for medals in their respective disciplines.
Beyond his legendary baseball career, Hank Greenberg was also a symbol of Jewish pride during a period marked by crisis and antisemitism.
These standout Jewish fighters are making an impact, displaying their Judaism proudly on and off the mat.
Aside from being one of the greatest aces in baseball history, Koufax is remembered most for his actions on Yom Kippur 1965.
At the 2012 Olympics, Raisman became the first American woman to win a gold medal in the floor competition for her performance to “Hava Nagila.”
Meet the Jewish athletes at the top of their game.

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