"Jewish mothers are proud when their son or daughter become successful in sports, but then there's the greatest honor of all: their child appearing on a matzah box. Former Rolling Hills Prep guard Benny Gealer, a senior at Stanford averaging 10.6 points this season, is a candidate for the L'Cheisman trophy, sponsored by Manischewitz looking to honor the top Jewish college sports athletes."
"Forget the $10,000 prize money. The most important reward in the mind of his mother is that the winner gets to appear on a limited-edition cover of its matzah box. So the Gealer family is all in. Gealer was an All-CIF guard at Rolling Hills Prep who went to Stanford as a walk-on and is now starting. Here's the link to vote for your favorite Jewish college sports athlete."
Jewish mothers prize athletic success and especially the honor of having a child appear on a matzah box. Benny Gealer, a senior at Stanford averaging 10.6 points per game, is a candidate for the L'Cheisman trophy sponsored by Manischewitz, which recognizes top Jewish college athletes. The trophy includes a $10,000 prize but the most valued reward is a limited-edition matzah-box cover. Gealer, an All-CIF guard at Rolling Hills Prep, walked on at Stanford and has become a starter. The Gealer family is fully supporting his candidacy, and readers are invited to vote. Submissions for high school sports news are welcome via email.
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