Since 2021, Irit has served as the Young Israel of Scarsdale’s Executive Vice President. Irit graduated from The George Washington University with an MA in International Affairs. She is a freelance journalist and has been published in a number of publications including The American Spectator, The Algemeiner, Israel Hayom, and The Jerusalem Post.

Irit Tratt - Master Of International Affairs

From sod on turf at UNLV to Nebraska basketball, we dive into questions our substitute producer definitely came up with

Buy Or Sell Nebraskaball - Seg 3 - February 5

In what seems like a blink of an eye, the NCAA Tournaments are down to the final four teams. Four rounds are in the book with two more to be played to crown two champions in Division III basketball.

Tune into Hoopsville presented by D3hoops.com as we take a look back at an incredible weekend of basketball which saw none of the host teams advance. We also look ahead at what should be terrific games in Fort Wayne and Salem. Hear from coaches of teams outside of the Top 15 who have helped shake up the tournaments. Also hear from players on the top teams in the nation. And hear from one individual who has seen two coaches in the finals fours up close and personal.

Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline:
- 'Dos Reverse' - No. 1s NYU
     - Natalie Bruns, women's grad student forward
     - Tristan How, men's grad student forward
- Hannah Iverson & Anna Mutch, No. 22 UW-Stout women's coach
- Pat Juckem, No. 17 WashU men's coach (with Pat Coleman)
- Matt Lewis, UW-Oshosh men's coach

22.14: Final Fours

Irit Tratt holds a master’s degree in international Affairs with a specialized focus on the Middle East from The George Washington University. Following graduate school, Irit worked as a legislative assistant, handling foreign affairs for several members of Congress. In recent years, she has established herself as a respected freelance writer.  Irit is a resident of New York, and her work has been published in The American Spectator, JNS, The Jerusalem Post, Algemeiner, and other publications.

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