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Ivy League
Every year during March Madness, there’s inevitably at least one Cinderella story that captures fans’ attention. This year, it was Blake Peters (No. 24) and the Princeton University Tigers // Photo Credit: Greg Carroccio/Sideline Photography
April 12, 2023, 12:27 pm
Princeton’s Peters Leads Improbable NCAA Run
The Jewish sophomore guard played a pivotal role in helping the Ivy League school advance in this year’s NCAA Tournament.
By David Ostrowsky
There should be quite a few post-high school playing options for The Weber School’s Harry Kitey, who is on pace to lead the team in scoring for a second consecutive season // Photo Courtesy of Harry Kitey
January 11, 2023, 11:39 am
Weber School Hoops Star Weighs Options
The standout basketball player, still just a junior, sets his sights on potentially playing NCAA Division I basketball.
By David Ostrowsky
Debbie and Stan Sonenshine
October 27, 2022, 1:13 pm
THEN & NOW: Debbie and Stan Sonenshine
As an Atlanta Jewish Times tradition, we spotlight some of the city’s most optimistic and fun-loving couples who share how they met and their secrets to longstanding marriage.
By Marcia Caller Jaffe
An alum of The Maccabiah Games who grew up in an observant household in New Jersey, the Atlanta Falcons’ Anthony Firkser (No. 86) continues to teach teammates and opponents about Jewish culture and values. // Photo courtesy of Atlanta Falcons.
October 27, 2022, 10:30 am
Firkser Finds His Place Among Atlanta Falcons
Anthony Firkser actually didn’t even start playing until he was a sophomore in high school as his mother, Donna, initially shuddered at the thought of her son being on the receiving end of jarring hits.
By David Ostrowsky
After having her collegiate career interrupted twice, Princeton senior Abby Meyers emerged this past season as arguably the most dominant offensive player in Ivy League basketball. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photos)
April 20, 2022, 2:04 pm
Meyers Named Ivy League Player of the Year
Meyers led the Princeton Tigers to a third-consecutive Ivy League title and first-round upset of the SEC champion Kentucky Wildcats in the NCAA tournament.
By David Ostrowsky
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