Three Floridians will suit up for Team Israel in an exhibition game against the Philippines as part of the opening ceremonies for this year’s Maccabi Games!  Alex Wilson, Jake Levine and Ian McAdorey will all play on Sunday. via press release from Team Israel Lacrosse:http://www.lacrosse.co.il/2014/07/israel-philippines-national-lacrosse-teams-to-meet-in-conjunction-with-jcc-maccabi-games/ CHERRY HILL, NEW JERSEY — The men’s national lacrosse teams of Israel and Philippines will meet in their second annual exhibition game, at Haddonfield High School on August 10th, to help kick off the 2014 JCC Maccabi Games, an Olympic-style sporting competition for Jewish teenagers held each summer in North America.Israel, which recently earned a No. 7 world ranking following their quarterfinal appearance in the quadrennial FIL World Lacrosse Championships, is the “home team” this year, with the game taking place in conjunction with the Maccabi Games, which are being hosted by the Katz JCC in Cherry Hill.Several JCC Maccabi alumni are suiting up for Israel, including Baltimore forward Jory Parson and Ft. Lauderdale defender Ian McAdorey. Four young Israeli prospects who are spending this summer in the U.S. — Benor Buniel and Yotam Drori of Ashkelon, and Mor Cohen and Ori Miron of Tel Aviv — are also expected to see extensive action in the exhibition, before competing themselves in the Maccabi Games.Philippines, who earned a 7th-place finish in their debut tournament with an 11-5 victory over Portugal at the Elite/Open Division of the 2014 World Lacrosse Festival, were recently recognized as the 50th member of the Federation of International Lacrosse. The Philippines Lacrosse Association has been working tirelessly to promote the game back home, establishing year-round programs at Silliman University in Dumaguete City and International School Manila, as well as programs in Cebu City and Bacolod City.Admission is free for any players, coaches, or volunteers who are associated with the JCC Maccabi Games, and $10 for all others. Faceoff is slated for 12:30 PM.Fans are encouraged to bring lightly-used equipment to donate to Israeli and Filipino lacrosse players who could otherwise not participate in the shared passion of lacrosse. We especially need sticks, helmets, and goggles, but any protective equipment is welcome.The match will be 80-minutes in length, and will be played under FIL rules and regulations; it will also be streamed live online at www.accesslacrosse.com.Team Israel Roster (August 9-10 Weekend)

NO	POS	NAME	HOMETOWN / COLLEGE
0	G	Hank Altschuler	Philadelphia, PA / Cabrini
1	G	Adam Daroff	Pepper Pike, OH / Babson
2	F	Jory Parson	Baltimore, MD / Maryland
3	M	Alex Wilson	Boca Raton, FL / Detroit-Mercy
4	M	Garrett Naimie	York, ME / New England College
5	F	Jordan Canter	Wynnewood, PA / Lower Merion
6	M	Brandon Stern	Cherry Hill, NJ / Penn State
7	M	Jesse Kane	Tel Aviv, Israel / Oberlin
8	F	Bradley Neumann	Woodbury, NY / Georgetown
9	F	Slade Parson	Baltimore, MD / Pikesville
10	G	Ted Bergman	Media, PA / Wesleyan
11	D	David Wolfson	Gladwyne, PA / Shipley School
12	D	Harrison Freid	Ashkelon, Israel / St. John’s
13	M	Kobi Frankel	Kinnelon, NJ / Dickinson
14	M	Benor Buniel	Ashkelon, Israel / Makif Alef
15	D	Nate Rottenstrich	Fair Lawn, NJ / Arizona
16	D	Eric Loreaux	Radnor, PA / Boston University
17	M	Ori Miron	Tel Aviv, Israel / Democratic School
18	M	Ben Herman	Brunswick, ME / University of New England
19	M	Mor Cohen	Tel Aviv, Israel / Democratic School
20	D	Ian McAdorey	Parkland, FL / Norwich
21	M	Kyle Bergman	New York, NY / Drexel
22	F	Yotam Drori	Ashkelon, Israel / Makif Daled
23	F	Matthew Opsahl	Patomac, MD / Hobart
24	D	Noah Knopf	New York, NY / Fieldston School
25	M	Michael Grosz	St. Louis, MO / Robert Morris
26	D	Chris Friedman	Freeport, NY / Briarcliffe
27	D	Adam Crystal	Baldwin, NY / Drexel
28	G	Jake Reiner	Farmington, CT / Clark
29	M	Jesse Parker	Dix Hills, NY / Binghamton
30	F	Jake Levine	Cold Spring Harbor, NY / Delaware
31	M	Cody Levine	Purchase, NY / Cornell
32	D	Hayden Edelson	Great Neck, NY / Great Neck South

Acting Head Coaches: Howard Borkan, Shawn Kaplan, Shelley Sheiner