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| RAMBAM (NY) WINS WILLNER TOURNAMENT |
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| right to left: Yosef Rosenthal, Alex Olenick, Kevin Rhine, Eliyahu Rosenthal, Daniel Zargari, Azariah HaCohen, Gabe Dubow, Josh Tanzman, Gabi Gutterson, Jacob Bernstein, DJ Fuchs, Jason Giller, Coach Judah Rhine |
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The 8th annual Willner Memorial Basketball Tournament hosted by Yeshivat Rambam, Baltimore took place this past weekend featuring Stern Hebrew High School (Philadelphia), Yavneh Academy (Dallas), Rambam Mesivta (Lawrence, NY), and the host school, Yeshivat Rambam, Baltimore.
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JewishHoopsAmerica.com presents the Where Are They Now series. This series explores the current events of past Yeshiva League stars.
Moshe Kalai, HAFTR Guard, Graduated 2002
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JewishHoopsAmerica.com presents the Where Are They Now series. This series explores the current events of past Yeshiva League stars.
Josh Stern, Ramaz Guard/Forward, Graduated 2005
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JewishHoopsAmerica.com presents the Where Are They Now series. This series explores the current events of past Yeshiva League stars.
Nathaniel Cohen, MTA Forward, Graduated 2004
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Like most careers, coaching is a profession that requires continuing education. Just about any philosophy that you think is perfect can be changed by the addition or subtraction of a 68 post player with great footwork or a shooting guard that can really light it up. I think that is what makes this job so much fun. No matter how bad it seems in February, we are all 0-0 when October rolls around.
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Basketball is dying in America and dying fast. I remember in junior high and high school watching the Knicks play strong team defense in the early-mid 90's. The NBA was great back then. I didn't have cable TV back then so it was always the radio for me with the Knicks. They'd be on the West Coast playing at 10:30pm and I'd have my radio on the lowest possible volume so my parents would think I was sleeping.
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