List of Maccabiah medalists in football

This is an incomplete list of Maccabiah medalists in football from 1932 to 2005.

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Men

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1932 Maccabiah	Poland	Eretz Israel	–
1935 Maccabiah	Romania	Germany	Eretz Israel
1950 Maccabiah	Israel	South Africa	Great Britain
1953 Maccabiah	Israel	South Africa	Great Britain
1957 Maccabiah	Israel	Great Britain	France
1961 Maccabiah	Great Britain David Pleat[1]	Israel	South Africa
1965 Maccabiah	Israel	Great Britain	Mexico
1969 Maccabiah	Israel	Argentina	Great Britain
1973 Maccabiah	Israel David Schweitzer (coach) Alon Ben David Arie Bejerano Boris Norman Israel Hajaj Itzhak Makmel Mordechai Berger Nahum Ta-Shma Rafi Eliyahu Vicky Peretz Yehiel Salem Yoel Masuari	Mexico Yosef Cherem	Brazil
1977 Maccabiah	Israel Emmanuel Scheffer (coach) Amir Liberman Eli Cohen Gad Machnes Gili Landau Oded Machnes	Netherlands Simon Cohen	South Africa
1981 Maccabiah	South Africa	United States Mike Jeffries Lev Kirshner Seth Roland[2]	Israel
1985 Maccabiah	Israel	Netherlands	Maccabi Modi'im ^1
1989 Maccabiah
1993 Maccabiah	Israel	Argentina	United States Seth Roland (coach) [2] Pepper Brill Amos Magee Irad Young Lev Kirshner[3]
1997 Maccabiah	Brazil	Sweden	France/ Netherlands
2001 Maccabiah	Argentina Oliver Lehmann Guillermo Edelman Luis Mamed Nicolas Valansi	Mexico	Israel
2005 Maccabiah	Israel Shmuel Kozokin Itai Schechter Yuval Spungin	United States Jonathan Bornstein Michael Erush Benny Feilhaber Kevin Friedland Jordan Gruber Leonard Krupnik Matt Reiswerg Graham Albert Brett Meyers Dan Shapiro David Blum Brian Kuritzsky Kyle Altman Jared Goldberg Justin Meyer[4]	Mexico
2009 Maccabiah	Argentina Matias Burstein Rodrigo Kotik Brian Gips David Cohen Andres Loterspil Kevin Kogan Nicolas Zuchowicki Gustavo Umansky Ariel Salomon Eitan Silberstein Nicolas Goldberg Marcelo Felder German Zylberberg Martin Feldman Ariel Kaplan Andres Faes Ezequiel Rubin Martin Saban Federico Lipoff Matias Alazraki	Great Britain Andrew Goldman Danny Berliner Daniel Cole Guy Helman Guy Morris David Soutar Michael Sacks Sam Sloma Alex Levack Jonathan Kurrant Scott Shulton Craig Ellis Ben Lauffer Daniel Stanton Michael Warwick Mitch Hahn Daniel Berg Paul Hakim James Gershfield Matt Stock	Israel Arik Yanko Orel Cohen Ne'eman Abed Elhamid Hatem Hana Nasser Osher Zeitun Sari Falah Rahamim Daniel Dor Malihi Adir Maman Muayan Halaili Nir Biton Barak Moshe Arthur Atzhianov Tzahi Elihan Meir Elkabetz Ilan Rankovitch Philipe Abu-Mana Samir Hakim Alon Torjman Temur Avitan
2013 Maccabiah	United States David Abidor Alec Arsht Ross Friedman Adam Green Ryan Jones Jacob Lissek Matt Kadoch Daniel Kohen Kovi Konowiecki Max Kurtzman Evin Nadaner Jacob Pace Charlie Paris Will Pleskow Drew Rosenberg David Rosenthal Scott Rowling Eric Weberman Gary Weisbaum Adam Zernik	Argentina Nico Mermelstein	Canada Alon Badat Arthur Berlin Alan Chivers Zion Cohen Dror David Kilian Elkinson Colin Jacques Jordan Kalk Liron Lashevsky Ezequiel Lubbock Jason Mausberg Ilya Orlov Roy Raviv Brad Rose Dan Steiner Zachary Stemer Benjamin Ur Gil Vainshtein

1. Maccabi Modi'im was a delegation composed of Jewish athletes who couldn't compete under their nation flag, including USSR, Ethiopia, South Africa and Lebanon.^[5]

References

1. Rosenthal, Joanne (2014). Four Four Jew: Football, Fans and Faith. Osprey Publishing. Retrieved 29 June 2015.
2. Fairleigh Dickinson Knights – Seth Roland
3. Lev Kirshner Carlsbad
4. U.S. captures Maccabi Games crown Big Apple Soccer, 2 January 2008
5. South Africa Sportsmen Outside the Problematic Sports Bruria Bigman and Mordechai Rosenblum, Ma'ariv, 19 July 1985, Historical Jewish Press (Hebrew)