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Coach Dino Perri to Assemble Canadian Men's Team For April 12, 2021 ! " # ! AboutCanadian The 11 TermsSoccer & ConditionsMLSContactCanadian Premier League NASL & USL Women’s Soccer Global Game / STAY CONNECTED Home $ Uncategorized $ Coach Dino Perri to assemble Canadian men’s team for Maccabiah Games Coach Dino Perri to assemble , & - Canadian men’s team for 3827 3581 76 Posts Comments Members Maccabiah Games By Steven Sandor " % Posted on June 8, 2016 ( 495 ' 0 & 0 LOGIN ! " ) * Username •••••••• Remember Me Login Forgot your password? FOLLOW THE 11 ! " # LOGO_MACCABIAH2017_ALL Dino Perri is the coach of McMaster University’s men’s soccer program. But he’s taken on a very different kind Popular Recent Comments of job, and he admits he’s flying blind. Tags Commissioner: NASL does not want to be an Perri will coach the Canadian open a!liated developmental league men’s soccer team at the 2017 Steven Sandor Maccabiah Games in Israel. The January 24, 2013 . 45 Maccabiah Games bring together elite No Barca, no Roma, no Jewish athletes from around the world PSG; O!cially, beIN for competition and cultural exchange. Sport mum on Canadian plans But while the athletes have to be LOGO_MACCABIAH2017_ALL Steven Sandor Jewish, the support staff and coaches August 15, 2013 . 28 do not — and Perri is happy to be able Worst-kept secret in to steer the team towards the 2017 competition. Canadian soccer: Zambrano was on hot seat from day one “I spoke to a few of the people whi have gone in the past, and they speak very Steven Sandor highly of it,” said Perri. “They call it a life-changing experience.” January 8, 2018 . 25 Saiko’s time with FC Under the guidance of Alan Koch, now the coach of VWFC2 of the USL, the Edmonton comes to a Canadian open men’s team won bronze at the 2013 Maccabiah Games. close Steven Sandor October 4, 2013 . 21 Perri said two players from the 2013 medal-winning team have already committed; former Toronto FC and University of Toronto defender Kilian The new Canadian Professional League Elkinson, who represents Bermuda in FIFA competitions; and forward Brad needs to go public Rose, a former standout at Yale University. ASAP Steven Sandor February 3, 2016 . 20 While Perri will coach the open men’s team, there will be a variety of teams sent to Israel by Maccabi Canada. In the past, national-team keeper Tomer Chencinski, Duke University’s Oliver Spring and VWFC2’s Daniel Haber have represented Canada in the Maccabiah Games. As a teenager, Haber played for the U-18 team. Haber would later professionally in Israel after leaving Cornell A CANADIAN SOCCER NOVEL University a year early. He’s also got a national-team cap. “You obviously want to win, but you also spend a lot of time learning about different Jewish communities from around the world,” said Haber. “They see that the things they might read or see on TV about Israel are not that accurate, and they can see what day-to-day life is like there.” Haber said it was interesting to interact with Jews from around the world, and be able to compare how different their sporting cultures are. “I think, for me, what was real interesting is how different Jewish communites around the world treat their athletes.” Perri will be looking at players at national selection camps coming in July. More selection camps for various age groups will take place in the fall. For more information, go to http://www.maccabicanada.com/the- games/maccabiah-games/2017-maccabiah/ Playing For Keeps “I am really looking forward to the cultural experience,” says Perri. A Canadian Soccer novel for young adults by Steven Sandor Buy it at For information on tryouts: http://www.maccabicanada.com/the- Amazon games/maccabiah-games/2017-maccabiah/tryout-information/ Chapters/Indigo Tags Canada|Daniel Haber|Dino Perri|Maccabi Canada|Maccabiah Games|McMaster University ! " ) * Previous article Next article Beckie’s last-gasp chip gives Canada a 1-0 Eddies put in extra time working to win over Brazil improve their attack STEVEN SANDOR I'm currently the colour commentator for FC Edmonton broadcasts on Sportsnet, NASL.com and TEAM 1260. I've covered the Toronto FC beat for four years, worked for the Edmonton Aviators of the USL for a season, covered the Edmonton Drillers of the NPSL and started covering Canadian World Cup qualifiers in 1996. I've covered the CONCACAF Champions League and the U- 20 World Cup. I'm passionate about soccer in North America. + " ! RELATED ARTICLES MORE BY STEVEN SANDOR MORE IN UNCATEGORIZED LEAVE A REPLY Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website Security Question * seven + = 9 ! Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Post Comment ABOUT THE 11 TIMELINE FOLLOW THE 11! The 11 o!ers insight, interviews and commentary April 1, 2019 " @24thminute @ottleti @fordnation I got my by respected soccer journalists. It is a"liated with Belan sets cautious path towards CanPL #rst shot at a clinic that moved into a the Canadian soccer magazine, Plastic Pitch. 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