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ImpactIsrael has a geographically diverse Board of Directors that meets twice a year (May and November) in New York City. Board members serve a term of three years and may serve a maximum of three consecutive terms.
Robert Arogeti, Chair
"Being at Yemin Orde in June 2014 with my wife and daughters reminded me of a mantra I try to live by: LIVING LIFE BEING JEWISH EVERY DAY." That has been the essence of Yemin Orde since I first visited in the mid-1980s with the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta. After 30 years of being an advocate, a funder, a believer and a champion of Yemin Orde, I was honored to be asked to serve on the ImpactIsrael board and the "yes" became easier as I move into the next phase of business retirement."
George Blank, Immediate Past Chair
"In all of our efforts to help others, there is no organization that Harriet and I feel more passionately about than Yemin Orde. This is because the village displays the highest level of historic Torah given Jewish values of kindness, concern and responsibility for each other, expressed in the staff's work with children at risk. At Yemin Orde, one see the successful healing of broken young lives and the creating of proud and productive young adults. It happens every day and throughout every year, and it is not easy. Anyone who is concerned about the survival of Israel and the Jewish people, must spend a day at Yemin Orde. There they will see our future."
Michael Frieze, Chair Emeritus
"We are providing an incredible educational opportunity to kids that have come from tough circumstances. These are children who have lost their belief that they can be successful. Their transformation at Yemin Orde is quite extraordinary."
David Amar
"I am thrilled to have the opportunity to serve on this Board and help champion our important educational mission in Israel. Yemin Orde's lifesaving work with Israel's deserving young immigrant populations is the living fulfillment of our shared values and ideals as Jews and as humanitarians,"
Allen Applbaum
"Yemin Orde Youth Village embodies the spirit of a diverse and growing Israel. I am honored to help lead efforts to catalyze change for Israel's youth at risk and to inspire a new generation to have hope for a bright future as successful and productive citizens. The promise of hope is an important element in building a better world for Israel's fragile children. Yemin Orde and the Village Way are successfully reaching troubled youth in new ways and creating new opportunities for learning, growth and renewal. I am proud to be a part of this vision."
Michael Azeez
"Yemin Orde has a life changing impact on its students. For many, it's an opportunity to be functional members of society- an asset, not a social liability. The love and support provided creates a family bond that lasts for their lifetime."
Jeremy Barnett
Mark Claster
"I derive tremendous satisfaction doing my small part to help Yemin Orde create a nurturing home for displaced children from around the world. The transformation of struggling and disenfranchised kids into self assured and productive members of Israeli society is testimony to the caring environment and the devotion of the entire staff of the village.
Michelle Bond Copelin
"Yemin Orde personified "beauty for ashes" as the Village healed and recovered from the great fire of 2010. This community has not faltered in their commitment to embrace at-risk youth by creating secure lasting relationships, fostering hope and healing, as well as motivating and empowering young people to engage in the process of healing the world. It is an honor to work with ImpactIsrael supporting the Village and the Village Way Educational Initiatives in an effort to increase service to Israel's at-risk youth."
Jonathan Cordish
"When you visit the village, you know you are witnessing something special. As it turned out, I didn't just join the board of a charitable organization, I became part of an extended family of whom I am very proud."
Don Crawford Jr.
"It starts with quintessential commander Chaim Peri, who incessantly demonstrates immense passion and ambition to grow these once-lost children into exceptional leaders, while as importantly maintaining their Jewish identities. The timeless, absolute values and beliefs thereof are constantly being attacked in Israel and acutely all around the world, today more than ever. Yemin Orde is teaching their chosen to understand and how to overcome the unique challenges of Israel so that they are more equipped than even their predecessors to survive and make Israel a greater nation than it already is."
David Frieze
Charles Gwirtsman,
"It is my privilege to serve as an advocate and leader for ImpactIsrael and the children of Yemin Orde Youth Village. The Village and its staff overcame the challenges of displacement when the wildfire tore through their area, and now we need to help rebuild Yemin Orde into the beautiful and therapeutic refuge it was a year ago.
"The team at Yemin Orde, through the Yemin Orde Initiatives, continues to expand the use of the Village's Derech Kfar holistic educational methodology towards an increasing number of children at risk and educators in Israel. I look forward to working toward dramatically increasing the reach of these programs."
Victor Hammel
"My commitment to Yemin Orde was love at first sight and that love has only grown over the years. Any of my efforts or resources from my family supports Jewish children at risk from all over the world who will have a secure life in a loving atmosphere and who will become productive citizens of Israel, a country we also love. This is assured because we have come to know Yemin Orde's dedicated staff who are fully committed to the "Village Way" philosophy and who become the surrogate parents of these wonderful children. As I write this, I have tears in my eyes and joy in my heart. It's a privilege to be part of the Yemin Orde family. There is no donation we make that does more good or makes us feel better."
Jeffrey Hirschfeld
"Yemin Orde is a unique and special place in the world. The compassion, caring, sense of family and community, coupled with instilling an outstanding work ethic take children who might never otherwise survive, let alone succeed, and empower them to excel. Yemin Orde has produced leaders in many fields and the ties they maintain to the Village speak volumes."
Judy Kaye
"Yemin Orde is a powerful example of some of my highest priorities combined within a single purpose: supporting education and the healthy development of youth at risk, maintaining a strong connection with Israel and living Jewish values, the most important of which is the notion that all of us are responsible for one another. Visiting the Village in 2017, meeting with impressive staff and incredible youth, and hearing their inspiring stories was a life-changing experience for me. It is a privilege to join the board of ImpactIsrael. I hope to bring my experience in the not-for-profit world to help share its amazing story with a wider audience within the United States."
Beth Landman
"Chaim Peri is an extraordinary man and I am inspired by his passion, faith and love for the children at Yemin Orde. What an extraordinary experience it is to visit the Village and meet the beautiful young people who will graduate to become outstanding leaders and citizens of Israel. I am honored to be part of this inspirational group."
Dale Okonow
"Yemin Orde is an extraordinarily special place. It is a place of learning, safety and stability for "at-risk" children who need it most. It is a caring community and home to those who do not have another place to go or others to care about them. It is a national treasure for the State of Israel and the Jewish people. It is what our culture is all about and why I am proud to be Jewish. I feel privileged and proud to be a member of the Board, and affiliated with Chaim and his exceptional staff of dedicated professionals who are truly changing the future paths of so many precious lives."
Rabbi Michael Paley
Harvey Potter
"The role of Yemin Orde is now more critical than ever – changing forever the lives of marginalized youth from Israel and throughout the world. Their methodologies are proven and the results powerful as the Village transforms children from unfortunate circumstances into leaders of society. I am honored and privileged to be a part of the Board of Directors and even more honored to have been a part of this organization for the past 15 years. There is no better gift than knowing we are giving these children a stake in Israel's future."
Steven I. Rosenfeld, MD
"Yemin Orde is a microcosm of what Israeli society should strive to be. This miraculous organization accepts vulnerable and at-risk youth from all over the world, accepts them for what they are, educates them, nurtures them, never abandons them, and creates wholesome self-confident adults who lead healthy lives and contribute to the betterment of their families and Israeli society. There is no more deserving and productive philanthropic organization that I am aware of, and my whole family is devoted to support their mission."
"Chaim Peri is my spiritual hero. He has developed the most integrated system that I know for nurturing kids with problems, and at the same time he is the most humble man I know."
Eric Schwartz
"When you visit Yemin Orde Youth Village atop Mount Carmel, you bear witness to magic. An alchemy of resilient children, talented and tireless staff, and the clinically-proven "Village Way" methodology, transform marginalized Israeli kids into young adults who match and often exceed Israel's norms for education, income, family stability, public service, and happiness. In other words, Yemin Orde graduates are overachievers in a country of overachievers. More importantly, their hearts are mended, their belief in themselves is restored, and they look outward with a sense of responsibility to the community around them. It's an absolutely miraculous story.
Now, through Yemin Orde Educational Initiatives, thousands of vulnerable children throughout Israel are touched by the Village Way. We know the philosophy works, so we must continue expanding our reach until it secures the future of every child at risk in Israel. Yemin Orde is just one village, but one village can be the spark that changes the world."
David Schwarz
"Yemin Orde provides an unparalleled educational experience to kids who come from highly challenged backgrounds. The proven methods of its educators transform these children where, upon graduation, they become productive citizens and leaders within Israel. Also, the sense of community and family is so strong at the Village, that the children know they have a forever home, regardless of their age, or where they are in their lives."
Barry Shrage
"Chaim Peri is a person who cannot bear to see the suffering of children or the tragedy of wasted lives. His educational philosophy, the guiding principle of Yemin Orde, and the focus of his life, is clear. Chaim taught us that his community is guided by a beautiful educational methodology called "The Village Way" (in Hebrew, "derech kfar"), whose origins lie in the philosophy and values of the founders of Youth Villages in pre-State Israel. These educators established educational environments geared towards character building in service of a great vision – the building of a homeland.
Yemin Orde is not there merely to restore health. Its function is to foster lives filled with awe and wonder, purpose, meaning and heroism, love of Israel and a deep commitment to the well- being of others and of humankind. The graduates of Yemin Orde are taught to be people committed to doing that which is "good and grand," who would not be able to restrain themselves from interfering when they saw wrong being done. They could not bear it.
That was the spirit that filled Chaim Peri as he showed us through the wreckage left by the Haifa fire back in 2010. He swore that all would be repaired and that the village and the staff and the residents would, like the lights of the menorah and the holiness of Chanukah, "increase and not decrease," go up and not down. And that's the spirit that has caused the leadership of Yemin Orde to bring its educational model to schools throughout Israel and to create a village in Rwanda to repair the lives of the children who survived the Rwandan genocide. That's the spirit of Derech Kfar and Chaim Peri."
Lewis Shubin
"Of all my philanthropic associations none has been more impactful or fulfilling than my involvement with Yemin Orde. The passion and vision of Chaim Peri and his team are second to none".
Robert Shubin
"I am thrilled to be a part of the Yemin Orde family and am excited to help introduce Yemin Orde to the Denver community."
Lifetime Trustees
Dr. Chaim Peri
Yemin Orde Wingate Youth Village
Hof Hacarmel Israel
Paul Silberberg
"I'm in awe and admiration for all that Chaim Peri and the dedicated staff at Yemin Orde have done for so many children and for the Jewish world. My life has been enriched by being part of the Yemin Orde family."
Mark I. Solomon, Founder
"I encourage everyone to visit and support Yemin Orde. Everyone you meet there will stay in your heart forever. They will change the way you think about Israel, its children and its future."
Honorary Trustees
David Cordish
"Yemin Orde represents Israel at its best. It is Israel as we all dream it could be, as a light unto the nations."
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Chagrin Falls, OH
"I know of no other agency that is equal to Yemin Orde… It has saved the lives of thousands of boys and girls… and made them into exceptional men and women, many of whom, have become their country's leaders."


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David Davis, ex-Brexit secretary and now rugby pundit for Dave TV has some great news for Welsh rugby fans.
Speaking just a few days before Saturday's grand slam match with Ireland, Davis was forthright with regards to the result.
Speaking on behalf of the WRU Dai Laughing, senior communications officer was less than impressed with Davis' approach.
Following her appearance at BBC 1 Radio's Biggest Weekend in Singleton Park at the weekend, Florence Welch has made an emotional plea for the return of a number of missing items.
The redhead beauty attempted to surf the crowd at the concert, but was returned to the stage minus her jewellery and shoes.
But worse was to come for the best selling artist.
WalesOnCraic has issued a £10 reward for the safe return of Florences Pants, to be sent to the office of course, and we'll pass them on. Eventually.
A new Welsh-themed Tapas bar has proved an instant success for residents and visitors to the seaside town of Aberystwyth.
Last month saw the Grand opening of 'Tapas-y-Tri' on the town's seafront. The brainchild of local resident and entrepreneur Lewis 'Llew' Llewelyn, the restaurant has enjoyed rave reviews and been featured in a double page spread in local paper, the Cambrian News.
Visitors to Llew's restaurant can select from a modest menu of well planned Tapas dishes. The Savoury Surprise (pictured) is by far a favourite, featuring a subtle combination of crisps, nuts and pork scratchings. For seafood lovers, penclawdd cockles are served on a bed of scampi flavour fries. Llew's favourite, a twist on nachos, involves smothering plain crisps with ketchup and topping with a cheese slice, lightly grilled. For fans of surf 'n' turf, Llew combines scampi flavour fries, cockles and steak crisps to provide that classic food combination.
Residents of Cardiff Bay were today confused by the sight of one of the world's largest scale models of a Royal Navy warship ever made when it mysteriously appeared in Brittania Quay.
The model maker, local man and model enthusiast Stephen Tickyman described the project as, 'one of the biggest projects he'd undertaken'. Using a scale of 1:1, Tickyman has painstakingly recreated the original HMS Severn in minute detail. Locals have volunteered to play the part of the crew, though many of those visiting have expressed surprise that the boat is nothing more than a balsa wood shell with no internal workings.
It is understood model maker Tickyman has in fact been approached to see if he's available to make several more 1:1 scale models, including several aircraft carriers, a couple of frigates, and a royal yacht called 'Liz 2'.


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Review – The Body by Stephen King
By Beth TablerOctober 15, 2021No Comments
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Looking back on my childhood summers feels like gazing through a thin, glistening veil. The sheen washes away the less desirable moments–scrapes, tears, time-outs–and shows me an idyllic scene that, in retrospect, probably contains a portion of truth and a smidgen of selective memory. Step through the veil, and some of the negatives cascade into the memories. Local "big kids" lording their size over my small faction of friends. Minor disputes ending in a measly excuse for a fistfight. The fear of consequences should an adult find out about the tomfoolery we were up to. Stephen King's The Body captures both sides of the veil with equal reverence. The novella recounts a childhood summer through the memories of one who experienced them, now a full-time writer. At once, The Body is a delightful and harrowing experience.
Gordie and his pals–Vern, Teddy, and Chris–spend their days playing cards in their treehouse and gallivanting around their northeastern US hometown. In the 60s, anything goes, and the boys often wander for a full day before returning home. When Vern catches his older brother recounting his discovery of a dead boy near the train tracks (and his reticence to report it because they found it after boosting a car), the foursome immediately formulates a plan to seek out the body some 30 miles from their homes. Once they get the logistics in place, the boys set out on their journey, bonding over shared experiences and generally enjoying a reckless childhood summer together in the sweltering September heat.
The Body is (surprise!) barely about the eponymous deceased child, other than perhaps a symbolic reading about the death of childhood. Instead, the story recounts summer days spent in the company of young friends whose biggest worries are steering clear of the brash older kids and dodging parental punishment for their antics. In this way, The Body reminds me of the films Now & Then and The Sandlot, the former of which is (hot take) far superior. King captures the magic of those summer adventures with prose that transports the reader to a simpler time.
"Simpler time," of course, can also mean a less tolerant era. Readers will encounter racist, sexist, and homophobic slurs throughout, emblematic of the 1960s setting. An important note for those looking to read this story.
Where The Body really shines, outside of its prose, is in character. In the space of ~180 pages, King makes you care about these kids. Their excursion into the landscape surrounding their homes allows them space to breathe, and you learn so much about kids who should by all means just be allowed to enjoy a carefree, school-free stretch of summer. But life isn't always kind and carefree, and Gordie's cadre knows this all too well. They can be brash, dumb, and narrow-sighted as kids often are, but their pasts–even at a paltry 12 years old–paints a broader picture of abuse, neglect, and grief. Their search for the body, their trek across an active railroad bridge, their night spent in the wilderness–it all takes on new meaning when you understand each character's story. This, for them, is family. And it's ephemeral. Gordie tells of how they grow apart as life trudges forward, but he still holds the memories dear. For me, The Body reads as a commentary on the transience of friendships, and how a relationship that fades can still be transformational in its lasting impact. Sometimes people leave us, whether on purpose or over the natural course of life, and it's okay to let them go.
Whether you like The Body will inevitably be a result of your own mindset and past. It isn't a classic King horror. It's a "the monsters are actually people" book. Or perhaps a "we make our own monsters" book. I loved it, both for the refreshing nod that the veil of childhood is a powerful thing, and for the reminder that endings can be as impactful as the stories that spark them.
Rating: The Body – 9.0/10
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But then we got a £10 off a £50 spend voucher for Sainsbury's.... And as we only need 9 vouchers over a 10 week period to qualify for Morrison's Christmas bonus, we thought, well.... It'd be rude not to.
So here it is - £50.99 worth of groceries.
Yup, a whole 49 pence. £17.50 worth of Nectar points (gathered mostly through credit card use - credit card paid in full each month - and AdPoints); £23 worth of Luncheon Vouchers (earned by answering surveys)..... And all that shopping up there ours for 49p.
I must shop like that again some time soon !
Well done you - that is the kind of shopping I like too!
It really does show how all the surveys and boring videos pay off.
My kind of shopping too, well done !!
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1. I'm from the Ozarks.
4. His mother is also my voice teacher!
1. Where is your favorite place to read? I've kind of made my bedroom into a little magical fairy land. lol I love reading under my canopy and fairy lights and castle tapestry!
2. What are you looking forward to doing this summer? Well. I'm taking summer classes, so I'll be glad to have a break by taking a trip to West Virginia with Andrew and his family.
3. Do you prefer e-books or paperback/hardback books? Paperback/hardback books. Between the two I prefer hardback because they are easier to handle and wear down less.
4. If you could meet one historical person, who would it be? Amelia Earhart, so I could ask her what territory she was planning to cover exactly when she disappeared.
8. Do you love your job? Uhhhh.....lol Let's just say I'll be much happier when I'm surrounded by books all day.
10. Do you like to buy new books or are you ok with used? I'm okay with used as long as the condition is good. Unless it's a super old looking leather-bound book, then the older and the more worn, the better!
11. What have you learned about yourself lately? It's okay if I'm not where I would like to be at this point in my life. The point is that I'm still trying to get to where I'm going.
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4. Wallflowers, candles, or incense?
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6. Who is your favorite fictional character of all time?
7. Which fictional character were you hoping the author would kill off, and like, ASAP?
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Adele Net Worth 2020 How Wealthy is She?
Adele Net Worth : $135 Million USD
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins is an English songwriter and singer born on 5th May, 1988. Her birth took place at Tottenham, London, England and is known by her professional name "Adele". She had passion for singing since at the age of 4 when she was obsessed with voices. In 2006, she graduated from BRIT School in Performing Arts & Technology. While at school, one of her friend posted her demo video on Myspace which got viral. Owing to that, she got her first professional contract by XL Recordings. There she released her debut album "19" in 2008 which gave her huge name and fame. Adele net worth rose up massively afterwards.
Adkins' debut album became a hit as it got 7x Platinum in UK and 3x platinum in the US. Her first album featured her famous song "Hometown Glory" which belonged to her own writings. Later in 2008, her appearance at a show "Saturday Night Live" in US took her fame further high in professional music world making her net worth rise up. In 2011, she release her second album by the name "21" which got even more success than her debut album. That was the time which made her name written in Guinness Book of World Records. The album got 16x platinum certified in UK and was labelled as the "fourth bestselling album in the nation". She sold 31 million copies of the album worldwide. As for US, it was diamond certified and yet again became a hit on the charts of Billboard.
Surprisingly Adele doesn't have any endorsement deals to her name as she believes that this undermines the artistic integrity. 2016-17 proved to be vital years in her career as she sold over 100 million copies of her records across UK, US and Australia. This made her one of the bestselling music artist as well as one of the greatest music artists of all time.
Adele Net Worth 2020 Annual Earnings and Revenue
Unlike other artists, Adkins doesn't do any kind of endorsement deals as she thinks it is against her professional integrity. All the money she has have come from the sale of his music albums. That clearly explains how great and skillful she is. From initial step until now, what she earned is all from her vocal talent. That makes her one of the most prominent female artist having high professional integrity. According to latest reviews and reports, Adele's monetary value is $135 million.
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As no one would be surprised to know, Adkins is one of the most awarded female music artist in the world. Throughout her career, she won several awards and was nominated 301 times. In total, she has won 147 awards. Some major accolades she has won are:
BBC Music 4
Billboard Music 18
BMI London 10
BRIT Awards 9
Grammy Awards 15
Guinness World Records 11
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Born Adele Laurie Blue Adkins
Birth Place Tottenham, London, UK
Graduation BRIT School
Occupation Singer, Songwriter
Years Active 2006-Present
Genres Soul, Pop, Blue Eyed Soul, R&B
Instruments Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Bass
Net Worth $135 Million USD
Website www.adele.com
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(CNN) -- A man whose financial management business is under investigation faked a life-or-death emergency in his private aircraft before secretly parachuting out and letting his plane crash in the Florida panhandle, authorities said Monday.
The pilot, identified as Marcus Schrenker, 38, later checked into a hotel in Alabama under a fake name and then put on a black cap and fled into woods, authorities in Alabama said, according to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office in Milton, Florida.
Authorities are searching for Schrenker.
The manager of the airport in Indiana from which the six-seat Piper PA-46 took off Sunday said that no one else was on board at takeoff.
An Indiana judge on Monday froze Schrenker's assets at the request of investigators looking into his business dealings, said Jim Gavin, spokesman for the Indiana secretary of state.
Public documents list Schrenker as president of an Indianapolis agency called Heritage Wealth Management. Records also show Heritage Insurance Services at the same address. The address is listed in the telephone directory as the site of Icon Wealth Management.
Those three companies are under investigation for possible securities violations, according to Gavin. A search warrant was served in connection with that investigation December 31.
The judge's asset-freezing order, which applies to Schrenker's wife and his three companies, is aimed at protecting investors, Gavin said.
CNN's attempts to reach a representative for Schrenker were unsuccessful. The phone number for his business was disconnected, and public records do not list his home phone number.
The plane crashed at 9:15 p.m. CT on Sunday in a swampy area of the Blackwater River in East Milton, authorities said.
It's unclear what time Schrenker made the earlier distress call. He told air traffic controllers that the window of his plane had imploded and he was bleeding profusely.
That call came in when the aircraft was about 35 miles southwest of Birmingham. Controllers tried to tell the pilot to divert the flight to Pell City, Alabama, but he did not respond. The plane appeared to have been put on autopilot around 2,000 feet altitude, said Sgt. Scott Haines, a spokesman for the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office.
After the call came in, military aircraft were dispatched to intercept the plane. The jets spotted the Piper and deployed flares to illuminate the plane as it was flying and noticed that its door was open and the cockpit was dark, according to the Santa Rosa authorities. The jets continued to follow the plane until it crashed. Rescuers searched the area where the plane went down and began a search for the pilot.
Federal investigators were helping in the probe.
"The FBI is looking into the matter, along with other agencies," said Paul Draymond with the Birmingham, Alabama, FBI office.
Kathleen Bergen, spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said a "detailed review of radar data" and the fact that the plane had switched to autopilot suggested the pilot might have parachuted.


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First Women's Match In South America (Match Report)
Thursday, April 11 2019 @ 04:00 pm ACST
History was made last week in Bogota when the first ever women's footy match was played in South America. In a prelude to the opening AFL Colombia match between the Bogota Bombers and Bogota Bullants, each team fielded a first ever women's team.
For the record, the game was a thriller with the Bombers holding on to defeat the Bullants by two points. The final score saw the Bombers 2 6 18 defeat the Bullants 2 4 16. The following link shows the first women's goal kicked in South America.
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SEE BELOW FOR MATCH REPORT Latin America's first ever women's Aussie Rules match took place in Bogotá, Colombia on the weekend, as the Bogotá Bombers snuck past the Bogotá Bullants by a narrow 2 points.
The first ever women's goal was coolly slotted on the run by Bullants forward Jennifer, marking and playing on from a brilliant pass by Alejandra. The match tightened up immediately after, as both midfields fought hard to keep the ball in their half, led by captains Angela Toro (for the Bullants) and Karen Cifuentes (Bombers). Lizzeth Rachez moved back to shore up the Bombers' defense, which lead to the ball staying predominantly in her team's forward line for the remainder of the match. While inaccuracy plagued the Bombers, they eventually forced their way past the Bullants with goals from Daniela Cevallos.
Bogotá Bombers 2.6.18
Bogotá Bullants 2.4.16
Bombers: Cifuentes, Rachez, Linda
Bullants: Toro, Erika Poveda, Johana Rivera
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