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The Detroit Jewish News, 2010-05-06

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(Health & Fitness

SPORTS

Down Slope

Former Detroiter makes his way
back up the ski racing hill.

Steve Stein
Special to the Jewish News

on a regular basis. He'd gotten pretty good
at it until he decided in 1989 that he want-
ed to spend more time with his family. He
wenty years
now has four children, ages 7-19.
away from ski
His brother Steve Singer, another
racing didn't
Scottsdale resident, brought him back
dull Scott Singer's
to ski racing. "Steve called me before the
competitive edge, or his season and said, 'Let's try to qualify for
skills on the slopes. nationals," Scott said. "I thought it was a
The former Detroiter,
good idea. We both qualified."
who
now
lives
in
Steve, 45, finished 12th in the men's age
Scott Singer
Scottsdale, Ariz., won his 45-49 division.
age group (men 40-44) in the NASTAR
Detroit Mumford High School gradu-
national championships held in March in
ates Bobby and Judy Singer, who live in
Winter Park, Colo. NASTAR is the world's
Indio, Calif., are Scott and Steve's parents.
largest recreational ski racing organiza-
Bobby is a world reknowned blackjack
tion.
player. The family moved to Arizona from
"I would have been upset if I had fin-
Bloomfield Hills 32 years ago.
ished second:' Singer said. "My timing was
a little off, but it'll be better next year:'
More Time To Apply
Yes, Singer, 42, plans to resume racing
The Michigan Jewish Sports Foundation's

student awards committee has expanded
the nomination forms and extended the
deadline to apply for the Jewish News Male
and Female High School Athlete of the
Year and Bill Hertz Memorial Scholarship
awards.
July 6 is this year's application deadline,
about a month later than previous dead-
lines. Winners will be notified by Aug. 6.
"The committee felt extending the
nomination deadline would give student-
athletes an opportunity to include spring
sports achievements and awards on their
applications;' said communications and
events director Hedy Blatt on behalf of
the Walled Lake-based foundation.
Application forms can be downloaded at
the foundation's website, www.michigan-
jewishsports.org, and Facebook page, www.
facebook.com/michiganjewishsports.
Blatt sent 51 letters to athletic directors
and guidance counselors at Metro Detroit,
Ann Arbor and Lansing area high schools
announcing the change.
The Athlete of the Year awards are based
on athletic achievement. They typically
are presented to graduating high school
seniors for their career accomplishments.

The two Hertz scholarships, for male
and female graduating high school
seniors, are based on financial need,
academic achievement, and athletic par-
ticipation. Named for a former foundation
board member, the scholarships are used
for the recipients' freshman year in college.
The Athletes of the Year and scholarship
winners will be honored Oct. 25 at the
foundation's Michigan Jewish Sports Hall
of Fame induction dinner at the Jewish
Community Center in West Bloomfield.
For more information on the schol-
arships, contact foundation executive
director David Blatt, (248) 592-9323 or
dblatt@michiganjewishsports.org.

Bagels, Not Popcorn
Pisgah/Zeiger B'nai B'rith Sports and
Entertainment Unit was a co-sponsor
of a presentation of Holy Land Hardball
Sunday at the United Artists Commerce
movie theater, part of the 12th annual JCC
Lenore Marwil Jewish Film Festival.
The film chronicles the challenges faced
by organizers of a professional baseball
league in Israel. A bagel brunch preceded
the movie.

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