Charlee Minkin

Charlee Minkin
Medal record

Women's Judo
Representing the United States
Pan American Games
	2003	Half Lightweight

Charlee Minkin (born November 13, 1981, in San Francisco, California) is a female judoka from the United States, who won the silver medal in the women's half lightweight division (– 52 kg) at the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. She represented her native country at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.

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National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

Baseball	Brad Ausmus Moe Berg Ron Blomberg Harry Danning Thelma Eisen Mike Epstein Sid Gordon Shawn Green Hank Greenberg Ken Holtzman Sandy Koufax Elliott Maddox Saul Rogovin Al Rosen Art Shamsky

Basketball	David Bluthenthal Tal Brody Jack Garfinkel Hy Gotkin Leo Gottlieb Ernie Grunfeld Sonny Hertzberg Art Heyman Nat Holman Ralph Kaplowitz Nat Militzok Steve Nisenson Donna Orender Hank Rosenstein Dan Schayes Dolph Schayes Ossie Schectman Jon Scheyer Sid Tanenbaum Neal Walk Max Zaslofsky

Bowling	Marshall Holman

Boxing	Harry Haft Benny Leonard Barney Ross

Canadian football	Noah Cantor

Canoeing	Joe Jacobi

Cycling	Doug Shapiro

Dressage	Robert Dover

Fencing	Cliff Bayer Tamir Bloom Daniel Bukantz Sada Jacobson

Figure Skating	Sarah Hughes

Football	Harris Barton Hayden Epstein Jay Fiedler John Frank Benny Friedman Lennie Friedman Sid Gillman Marshall Goldberg Sid Luckman Josh Miller Ron Mix Ed Newman Sage Rosenfels Mike Rosenthal Allie Sherman Bob Stein Josh Taves Andre Tippett Alan Veingrad Gary Wood

Golf	Amy Alcott

Gymnastics	Mitch Gaylord Kerri Strug

Handball	Vic Hershkowitz

Horseracing	Walter Blum

Ice hockey	Sara DeCosta-Hayes Eric Nystrom Bob Nystrom Mathieu Schneider

Judo/Karate	Bob Berland Charlee Minkin

Lacrosse	William Beroza

Pole Vault	Jillian Schwartz

Racquetball	Marty Hogan

Rugby	Shawn Lipman

Shot put	Gary Gubner

Skiing	Carrie Sheinberg

Soccer	Jeff Agoos Yael Averbuch Shep Messing Sara Whalen

Swimming	Anthony Ervin Scott Goldblatt Lenny Krayzelburg Jason Lezak Marilyn Ramenofsky Mark Spitz Dara Torres

Tennis	Julie Heldman Ilana Kloss Dick Savitt

Track	Deena Drossin Irving Mondschein Zhanna Pintusevich-Block

Triathlete	Joanna Zeiger

Weightlifting	Isaac Berger

Wrestling	Bill Goldberg Henry Wittenberg

Other	Ray Arcel (boxing trainer) Senda Berenson Abbott (women's basketball pioneer) Red Auerbach (basketball coach) Gary Bettman (NHL commissioner) Al Blau (lacrosse official) Ed Block (football trainer) Larry Brown (basketball coach) Herb Brown (basketball coach) Norm Drucker (basketball official) Aerial Gilbert (blind rower) Sada Jacobson (fencing) Seth Greenberg (basketball coach) Gladys Heldman (women's tennis magazine founder) Helene Hines (wheelchair marathoner) Red Holzman (basketball coach) Neila Jacobson (football trainer) Fran Kalafer (volleyball coach) Fred Lebow (NYC marathon founder) Ryan Levinson (cyclist w/muscular dystrophy) Marv Levy (football coach & executive) Jerry Markbreit (football referee) Marvin Miller (baseball player association executive) Debbie Rademacher (soccer coach) Abe Saperstein (basketball owner & coach) Red Sarachek (basketball coach) Gary Wichard (football player & sports agent)

Writer/Broadcaster/ Columnist/Photographer/ Executive	Marv Albert Mel Allen Marty Appel Len Berman Linda Cohn Howard Cosell Marty Glickman Roger Kahn George Kalinsky Bill Mazer Shirley Povich (columnist) Milton Richman (columnist) Sam Rosen Dick Schaap (columnist) Suzyn Waldman Warner Wolf Paul Zimmerman

Awards

Marty Glickman Award; Outstanding Jewish Scholastic (College) Athlete of the Year	Charles Altchek (soccer) Yael Averbuch (soccer) Cliff Bayer (fencing) Matt Bernstein Shay Doron (basketball) David Ettinger (football) Jay Fiedler (football) Loren Galler Rabinowitz (figure skating) Rebekah Green (shot put) Bess Greenberg (basketball) Dustin Greenhill (gymnastics) Dan Grunfeld (basketball) Damion Hahn (wrestling) Dan Helmer (gymnastics) Anita Kaplan (basketball) Brie Katz (volleyball) Chad Levitt (football) Jessica Levy Samantha Marder (softball) Boyd Melson (boxer) Neil Ravitz (football) Amy Rosson (softball) Rebekah Rottenberg (lacrosse) Mike Saffer (football) Jon Scheyer (basketball) Laine Selwyn (basketball) Marc Siegel (ice hockey)

Jules D. Mazor Award; Outstanding Jewish High School Scholar Athlete of the Year	Adam Balkan (baseball) Stephanie Barnet (squash) Ben Belmont (lacrosse) Rachel Blume (softball) Dannielle Diamant (basketball) Hillary Framson (soccer) Zachary Greenberg (basketball) Ben Herman (swimming) Emily Jacobson (fencing) David Kahn (swimming) Jesse Koller (soccer) Jarryd Levine (soccer) Max Levine (baseball) Jason Liberman (basketball) Sarah Lowenthal (gymnastics) Adam Mahfouda (lacrosse) Samantha Marder (softball) Chad Prince (soccer) Jon Scheyer (basketball) Jodi Schlesinger (track) Justin Simon (basketball) Mark Wohlstadter (football) Courtney Zale (basketball)

Dick Steinberg Award; "Good Guy" Award	Andy Bloom (shot put) Ron Carner (executive) Dave Cohen (football coach) Gerald Eskanezi (columnist) Jay Fiedler (football) Ken Fiedler (basketball coach) Stan Fischler (broadcasting) Alan Freedman (executive) Nicole Freedman (bicycling) Margie Goldstein-Engle (horse showing) Stan Isaacs (columnist) James Jacobs (handball) Steve Jacobson (columnist) Barry Landers (broadcaster) Nancy Moloff (wheelchair discus) Marty Riger (basketball coach) Arthur Richman (baseball writer & executive) Dick Steinberg (football general manager) Herb Turetzky (basketball) Lisa Winston (columnist)

George Young Award	Ernie Accorsi (football) Lou Carnesecca (basketball) Preston Robert Tisch (football) George Young (football)

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Charlee Minkin

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