Glouberman Tournament Starts Today

Shalhevet’s 5th annual Steve Glouberman Tournament tips off this afternoon in Los Angeles.

The boys and girls tournaments will feature the host Firehawks, YULA Panthers, Frisch Cougars, HAFTR Hawks, Ramaz Rams, SAR Sting, Katz YHS Storm, HA Miami Warriors and Maimonides M-Cats. The Ma’ayanot Rapids will also play in the girls’ tournament.

All nine boys teams are ranked in the Jewish Hoops America Top 25, including five - Shalhevet, Frisch, HAFTR, YULA and Maimonides - in the Top 8.

Each team will play two preliminary round games to determine the seeding. The quarterfinals are on Friday.

The tournament will conclude with a busy - and late - Saturday night when both the semifinals and final rounds are played. The boys final will not start before 11:30 pm, or 2:30 am on the East Coast.

For the complete tournament schedule and to watch games live, go to Shalhevet.org.

National Results - November 5, 2019

CANADA

HA Montreal 64 Westmount 55

Ethan Fallenbaum scored 30 points to lead the Heat (2-0).

John F. Kennedy 59 Bialik 53

Bulldogs lost their season opener.

WEST

Emery Weiner 45 CHSA 41

Samuel Haussmann-Weiss led the Jaguars (2-1) with 16 points.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

HAFTR 72 Rambam 32

#4 Hawks easily won their regular season opener, improving to 3-1 overall. Ravens fell to 0-3, 0-2 in the league.

Yeshiva League Results - November 4, 2019

Frisch 50 MTA 35

Danny Weinberger led a balanced attack with 14 points and Max Zakheim added 13 as the #3 Cougars won in the season opener for both teams.

Ramaz 64 Kushner 41

The #17 Rams (2-0 League; 3-1 overall) dominated the third quarter to pull away for their second win over the Cobras (0-2) in a week. Spencer Rubinstein led Ramaz with 17 points and Yoni Vilinsky had 13.

National Results - November 1-3, 2019

Friday, November 1

COOPER INVITATIONAL

Tier 1 Quarterfinals

Magen David 43 North Shore HA 31
TABC 46 JDS 38
Shaare Torah 79 DeToledo 56
Hillel NJ 52 Fasman Yeshiva 41

Tier 2 Quarterfinals

Posnack Jewish Day 72 Hyman Brand HA 12
Rochelle Zell 57 Atlanta Jewish Academy 43
Hillel Miami 56 Cooper Memphis 11
Valley Torah 48 Beren Houston 34

Saturday, November 2

COOPER INVITATIONAL

Tier 2 Consolation

Beren Houston 68 Hyman Brand HA 35
Atlanta Jewish Academy 66 Cooper Memphis 25

Tier 2 Semifinals

Posnack Jewish Day 47 Valley Torah 36
Hillel Miami 40 Rochelle Zell 39

Tier 1 Consolation

Fasman Yeshiva 48 North Shore HA 30
DeToledo 59 JDS 47

Tier 1 Semifinals

Magen David 49 Hillel NJ 45 2OT
Shaare Torah 61 TABC 54

Sunday, November 3

COOPER INVITATIONAL

Tier 2

7th Place: Cooper Memphis 51 Hyman Brand HA 39
5th Place: Beren Houston 70 Atlanta Jewish Academy 45
3rd Place: Valley Torah 53 Rochelle Zell 41

1st Place: Hillel Miami 53 Posnack Jewish Day 46

Samuel Taieb scored 18 points, Daniel Abbo added 15 and Alan Berkman had 10 and the Lions outscored the Rams 34-12 in the second half to win the Tier 2 title. Josh Schultz paced Posnack with 18 points and Aviv Perl added 15.

Tier 1

7th Place: JDS 58 North Shore HA 56
5th Place: Fasman Yeshiva 57 DeToledo 49
3rd Place: TABC 62 Hillel NJ 16

Championship: Magen David 68 Shaare Torah 49

A nip-and-tuck battle in the first half turned into a rout as the Warriors (9-0) outscored the Stars (3-1) 26-10 in the third quarter on their way to a second straight tournament title.

Albert Nsiri led Magen David with 22 points and Elliot Dweck and Eli Nachmias each added 12.

The Stars’ scoring trio of Jackie Haber and brothers Eddie and Freddie Swaid had combined to average 61 points per game heading into the final but managed a total of six against the Warriors. Freddy Louz led Shaare Torah with 13 points and Ezra Beyda had 10.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Heschel 65 Waterbury Yeshiva 38

Ricky Sutton scored 21 points and Netanel Shapira added 14 as the Heat (2-1) won their league opener. The Wolfpack cut a 14-point halftime deficit to 9 at the end of the third quarter but Heschel discovered their fast break and outscored them 27-9 in the fourth. Tavi Winter and Shimmy David each scored 9 points for Waterbury (1-2).

National Results - Oct. 31, 2019

COOPER INVITATIONAL - Memphis, TN

Opening Round

#1 Magen David 71 #16 Hyman Brand HA 12

Warriors moved to 6-0 on the season behind a balanced attack led by 12 points from Jo Sultan and 10 from Elliot Dweck.

#2 TABC 69 #15 Atlanta Jewish Academy 34

Yoni Mann, Zevi Samet and Tzvi Motechin each scored 12 points and Ezra Baron added 10 to pace the Storm (2-0). Noah Chen led the Jaguars (0-1) with 8 points.

#3 De Toledo 73 #14 Cooper Memphis 21

Jonah Dobkin scored 18 points to lead the Jaguars. The Maccabees were led by Joel Weinstein’s 7 points.

#4 Hillel-NJ 66 #13 Beren Houston 46

Joe Zekaria led a balanced Heat attack with 10 points. Noah Diner scored 12 points for the Stars.

#12 Fasman Yeshiva 48 #5 Hillel-Miami 45

Dani Stein scored 21 points and Ari Schuman added 17 as The Yeshiva held off the Lions’ late rally. Alan Berkman and Samuel Taieb each scored 15 for Hillel.

#6 Shaare Torah 74 #11 Posnack Jewish Day 56

The Stars’ big three put on a show with Eddie Swaid scoring 31 points, his brother Freddie adding 24 and Jackie Haber netting 16. Aviv Pearl led the Rams with 16 points and Abie Bonkovsky scored 13.

#7 Jewish Day School 44 #10 Valley Torah 29

Jake Rulnick had 13 points and Zach Gross added 11 to lead the Lions. Benji Dan scored 9 points for the Wolfpack.

#9 North Shore HA 54 #8 Rochelle Zell 44

Steven Levian scored 21 points and Menachem Rabizadeh had 15 for the Stars. For the Tigers, Jake Silvers had 18 points and Jonah Hammel added 12.

CANADA

HA Montreal 71 Kells Academy 39

Ethan Fallenbaum scored 31 points as the Heat rolled in their season opener.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

DRS 66 HANC 45

Zack Brown scored 21 points, Ezra Sicklick added 15 and Jo Jo Velenski had 11 for the #5 Wildcats (2-0 League; 2-1 Overall). Noah Goldstein led the Hurricanes with 15 points.

Waterbury Yeshiva 52 SAR 45

The Wolfpack (1-1) led by as many as 21 in the 2nd half as they ruined the #14 Sting’s season opener at The Hive.

YDE 53 Flatbush 37

The game was close until midway through the fourth but the Falcons (0-3) suffered their second home loss of the week. Thunder now 1-0 in the league, 1-1 overall.