Glouberman Tournament 2025

October 29, 2025

The 11th annual Steve Glouberman Z’L Basketball Tournament tips off Wednesday at Shalhevet.

Joining the host Firehawks in both the boys and girls brackets are Flatbush, Frisch, H.A. Miami, Ramaz, SAR and YULA. North Shore H.A. and Katz YHS round out the 9-team girls bracket. The 8-team boys bracket includes Jewish Culture.

Each team will play two preliminary games on Wednesday and Thursday to determine seeding. There will be a girls play-in game for the 8th seed on Thursday night.

The girls quarterfinals and semifinals and the boys quarterfinals are on Friday, with the girls final and boys semis and final on Saturday night.

Games will be livestreamed. For the full schedule and scores go to https://www.shalhevet.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=490206&type=d&pREC_ID=2528162

National Results - Boys & Girls - Oct. 27, 2025

October 28, 2025

Boys

SOUTHEAST

Cooper Memphis 71 Collegiate 29

Jack Kampf scored 30 points to lead the Macs (2-0) and Eli Weisfogel added 13.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

HAFTR 54 Rambam 43

In the regular season opener for both teams, the Hawks (1-0; 1-2) led by 14 at the half then weathered a comeback by the Ravens (0-1; 0-3) that cut the lead to 3 late in the 3rd.

Ramaz 55 JEC 43

Alon Sidi led the Rams (1-0; 2-2) with 17 points, Asaf Seinfeld had 13 and Emanuel Kushner added 10. The Thunder are 1-2, 0-1 in the league.

North Shore H.A. 64 Barkai 29

Benji Levian scored 15 points and Andrew Kohanim added 12 as the Lions (1-0; 5-1) ruined the first ever Yeshiva League varsity game for the Suns (0-1; 0-3).

Girls

SOUTHEAST

Margolin 30 DeSoto Christian 22

Yona Lichter scored 11 points for the Macs in their season opener.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Frisch 72 Kushner 14

Izzy Nadtrich led the Cougars (2-0) with 14 points, Evelyn Fried added 12 and Zoe Levy had 10. The Cobras are 0-1.

National Results - Boys & Girls - Oct. 25-26, 2025

October 27, 2025

Sunday

Boys

North Shore H.A. 53 Flatbush 48

The Falcons (4-1) won their first Magen David Preseason Tournament, taking an early 12-point lead and never letting the Lions (4-1) get within two points. It was the first time neither Magen David nor DRS won the title game since HAFTR in 2014.

Frisch 88 Ohr Yisroel 31

Isaac Stepner led the Cougars with 26 points in the the season opener for both teams. Judah Suss added 13 points for Frisch and Jon Milgrom had 11.

Girls

Flatbush 39 Hillel 28

The Falcons improved to 2-0 as the Heat lost their season opener.

Ramaz 39 Ma’ayanot 25

Mia Form scored 15 points and Talia Moyal added 11 for the Rams (1-1). Lea Kirschenbaum led the Rapids (0-3) with 11 points.

Saturday

HAFTR 55 Magen David 44

Sari Levi scored 15 points and Maya Spira added 14 for the Hawks (1-1). The Warriors (1-1) were led by Serena Cooper with 16 points and Rina Fatiha with 15.

National Results - Girls - Oct. 21-23, 2025

October 24, 2025

Oct. 23

SAR 49 Ma’ayanot 23

The Sting began their defense of the league title behind 14 points from Ava Cohen, 13 from Liv Solomon and 10 from Nava Bousbib. The Rapids are 0-2.

Magen David 55 Ramaz 51

Rina Fatiha scored 16 points and Michelle Cohen added 12, including the game-tying 3-pointer at the end of regulation, to lead the Warriors (1-0) on the road. Mia Form led the Rams (0-1) with 25 points.

Oct. 22

Flatbush 51 HAFTR 27

The Falcons topped the Hawks in the season opener for both teams.

Oct. 21

Frisch 69 Ma’ayanot 21

In the Yeshiva League season opener, Izzy Nadtrich led the Cougars with 13 points and Orli Scharf and Riki Amos added 11 each.

Magen David Tournament: Quarterfinals and Semifinals

October 24, 2025

Thursday, Oct. 23

North Shore H.A. 58 Magen David 53

Aryeh Sanandaji was hot from the outside en route to 24 points, Andrew Kohanim added 12 points and Jacob Cohen had 10 as the Lions (4-0) denied the hosts a spot in the championship game. The Warriors (3-1) were led by Isaac Alfaks with 14 points, Samuel Chira with 12 and Solly Movazeb with 11.

Flatbush 64 SAR 63

Michael Mosseri hit a 3-pointer off an inbounds pass with :00.5 left to send the Falcons (3-1) to the championship game and hand the Sting (3-1) their first loss.

Tuesday, Oct. 21

#1 Magen David 66 #8 Heichal 48

Solly Hara’s 18 points led four players in double figures for the host Warriors (3-0). Jacob Chami and Samuel Chira added 13 points each and Isaac Alfaks scored 12. Chira also grabbed 10 rebounds.