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Lezak Wins Maccabiah! Now With Video!

Posted by Glenn Mills on Jul 19, 2009 11:31AM (2,632 views)

Jason Lezak cruised to a 49.6 in prelims of the Maccabiah Games and is ready to swim finals.  Watch it live on JLTV at 11 am eastern.

Jason swam finals with a time of :47.78 winning in record time.

Winning the Women's Finals was USA Swimmer Andy Murez from Santa Monica California with a time of :56.4.

Great swims Jason and Andy!!!


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Responded Jul 20, 2009 06:44PM

Why isn't Lezak on the USA Swim Team roster for the World Championships?
Responded Jul 20, 2009 08:07PM

Because he's swimming at the Maccabiah Games.
Responded Jul 20, 2009 11:01PM

I am sure he can do both...........
Responded Jul 21, 2009 06:40AM

No, he can't. They're at the same time...
Responded Jul 21, 2009 04:55PM

He really has a HIGH elbow recovery!
Responded Jul 21, 2009 05:46PM

And he goes really fast!
Responded Jul 24, 2009 01:57PM

what is Maccabiah Games ?
Responded Jul 24, 2009 02:05PM

This is from Wikipedia:
The Maccabiah (Hebrew: מַכַּבִּיָּה‎) is an international Jewish athletic event similar to the Olympics held in Israel every four years under the auspices of the Maccabi Federation, affiliated with the Maccabi World Union. The Maccabiah is sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee and World Federation of Sports.[1] It is the third largest sporting event in the world. [2]

You can check out the full entry at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maccabiah_Games
Responded Jul 24, 2009 02:57PM

for sure its not the third largest sports event , universaide records , number of participants and every thing make it larger that this championship , and am sure its not even from the top 10 , but we all know why it had to be told its from the top 3 .

any way , am so sad to hear that .

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