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| Full name | Koninklijke Sporting Club Maccabi-Voetbal Antwerp | ||
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| Founded | 1920 | ||
| Ground | Maccabilaan, Hoboken, Antwerp | ||
| Chairman | Chaim Serror | ||
| Manager | Didier Abeles | ||
| League | Antwerpen – 4e Provinciale | ||
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KSC Maccabi Antwerp is a sportclub based in Antwerp, Belgium.
History of KSC Maccabi Antwerp.
1920 – Creation of Sport Club Maccabi
1930 – European Maccabi Games in Antwerp ( 1st time )
1956 – His Majesty the King authorises S.C. Maccabi to bear the title of "Koninklijke Sport Club Maccabi"
1962 – Inauguration of the Sport facilities in Hoboken
1964 – Inauguration of the Tennis Complex
1982 – Inauguration of the Tennis Hall
1983 – European Maccabi Games in Antwerp ( 2nd time )
1983 – Inauguration of the Squash Courts
1995 – Inauguration Maccabilaan for the 75th anniversary
2003 – European Maccabi Games in Antwerp ( 3rd time )
Chairmen :
1920 – 1st chairman: W. Swalf
1922 – 2nd chairman: G. Maringer
1925 – 3rd chairman: J. Proujansky
1944 – 4th chairman: J. Deutsch
1946 – 5th chairman: H. E. Bochner
1970 – 6th chairman: P. Goldfinger
1976 – 7th chairman: M. Grunberger
1982 – 8th chairman: A. Lilienthal
1984 – 9th chairman: R. Blits
1988 – 10th chairman: M. Sluszny
2000 – 11th chairman: S. Goldberg
See also
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