"A Kiddush Hashem," said Brian Galbut, event chair. "It was truly a first class event. From the gorgeous weather, exciting and challenging course and delicacies afterwards, everyone who attended enjoyed it," he added.

Golf dinner chair, Dr. Baruch Ringelheim was instrumental in creating a terrific buzz about the food at the tournament with steaks from Colorado and hotdogs from Chicago. Shaul Lugerner donated his time and energy not too mention, his grilling expertise.
Headed by Avi Frohlich and Josh Herschberg, the lay leadership for the event was stellar. Throughout the planning stages and the event itself everyone on the committee worked hard to bring golfers and solicit sponsorships for the yeshiva.
Ruchie Lyons solicited the various community restaurants for gift certificates as prizes, Rabbi Ben Sugerman lead us with his energy and vision, Todd Cohn provided invaluable energy and chizuk, and Cornelle Selig's worked wonders with her organizational expertise.

We want to give a huge thank you to the PTO for their support and help with registration.
Rabbi Feinberg's guidance and support were an inspirational force for the event. "We couldn't have been more pleased, everyone had a great time and we're looking forward to next year," enthusiastically added Galbut.

 

 

 

Hands on learning for Parshah Noah.
Our students were able to enjoy and explore the animals of the Teva as they appeared at Torah Academy this week. Complete with ponies, goats, chickens and turtles, the children enjoyed getting their hands dirty with some precious animals. The petting zoo was sponsored by the PTO.
"Goats like when we brush their hair and they wag their tales," said Henna Bluth- K.
"Turtles move faster than the fastest swimmer," said Chaim Hirsch.