Project Baseball
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In 2020, Team Israel competed in the Olympics in Tokyo. Finishing fifth, the competition showed how far Israeli baseball has come in recent years.
Now, Team Israel has automatically qualified for the 2023 World Baseball Classic* and will be competing on the following dates, with games taking place in Miami, Florida:
Nicaragua vs. Israel
Sunday, March 12, 12pm ET
Puerto Rico vs. Israel
Sunday, March 13, 12pm ET
Dominican Republic vs. Israel
Tuesday, March 14, 7pm ET
Venezuela vs. Israel
Wednesday, March 15, 12pm ET
*All World Baseball Classic Games will be televised exclusively on Fox Sports.
JNF–USA Project Baseball builds neighborhood baseball
and softball fields and provides coaching and instruction, thereby planting the seed for tomorrow’s stronger, more cohesive communities. Currently, construction is underway for a brand new baseball field in Beit Shemesh, where hundreds of kids—many with North American roots— have embraced this familiar sport as a way to ease their integration into Israeli life. The new facility’s strategic location between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem will also bring international tournaments and attention to Beit Shemesh, along with the accompanying benefits of tourism.
The exciting new complex at Beit Shemesh will include a top quality regulation field, two smaller supplementary fields, dugouts,
bullpens, batting cages, scorecards, an ultra-modern lighting system and comfortable stands for families and fans. The field will allow team members increased playing time and bring training to a new level of excellence. Children and teens will also learn more about teamwork and be able to nurture friendships by allowing them to focus on the game, rather than on sub-par fields.
bullpens, batting cages, scorecards, an ultra-modern lighting system and comfortable stands for families and fans. The field will allow team members increased playing time and bring training to a new level of excellence. Children and teens will also learn more about teamwork and be able to nurture friendships by allowing them to focus on the game, rather than on sub-par fields.
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Anonymous$100
Thinking of you, Margaret. We know Joe loved baseball as much as we do. Much love. Linda and Stewart
Jack Nebb$200
Here’s to Joe and his everlasting memory.
Sydelle and Cary Grobe$100
We are happy to contribute to Project Baseball, an charity that was near and dear to Joe's heart as away of keeping Jonathan's memory alive.
Chris & Debbie Brown-Baracco$100
In loving memory of a truly wonderful man, God speed Joe.
Beth Cohen$75
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Dev Sinha$250
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