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Eden Singer scored 27 points and Jenna Ufberg added 10 as the Cougars (8-0) stayed unbeaten.
Daniella Silver led the Lions with 12 points.
Sophie Lurie scored 15 points as the Warriors (14-4) won their 10th straight game, the longest JHA streak this year among girls or boys.
Rapids improved to 4-4 while the Sting drop to 4-5.
Eli Leder, Gahl Romes and Ithai Dvir each scored 10 points to lead a balanced attack by the Red Heifers (3-2).
Akiva Itzkowitz scored 31 points and David Saka had 13 points and 12 rebounds and the Warriors (10-9) hit 11-of-12 free throws in the 4th quarter - missing only the last one when the game was already decided - to hold off the #13 Storm (6-3) for their third straight win. Jonathan Levy paced Katz with 31 points.
The #20 Aces fell to 4-3.
Noam Mayouhas scored 25 points as the #9 Wolfpack (21-2) won their ninth straight game and avenged an earlier loss. Johny Dan added 13 points, David Paz had 11 and Ethan List scored 10.
The #1 Storm (8-1; 13-1) won their fifth straight game. The Thunder fell to 1-7 in the league, 2-7 overall.
The #5 Rams (6-2'; 9-3) managed only 10 points in the first half but a 21-0 run that began before halftime secured the win. Caleb Rosenberg led Ramaz with 12 points. The Cobras fell to 4-5.
Elliot Braha scored 28 points and Eric Cytryn added 11 to pace the #14 Heat (3-5; 5-6). Charles Maryles had 14 points for the Flames (1-7).
Avi Weiner scored 11 points to lead the Wolfpack (6-4) to their fifth straight win. The Kings (3-6; 3-8) remain hopeful for a playoff spot with a remaining schedule that includes a rematch against Waterbury and four games against teams with losing records.
Amanda Kaplan scored 21 points and Olivia Ehrlich added 20 to lead the Rams (6-5).
Sophie Lurie scored 15 points as the Warriors (13-4) extended their win streak to nine games.
Shiri Kolom scored 20 points, Ilana Schwartz added 15 and Yolie Starck had 13 to lead the Aces (10-4).
Shir-el Rudnick led the Rams (4-1) with 13 points.
Noa Ksabi led the Bulldogs (5-6) with 10 points.
Arielle Grossman scored 22 points and Talia Tizabi added 16 as the Firehawks (17-4) extended their win streak to five games.
After a furious rally in the final minutes of regulation the Cougars (4-2) scored a 3-pointer to open the extra frame but then gave up eight straight points and couldn’t recover Danny Cohen led Barrack with 17 points and Yonatan Hassidim added 11.
The Lions fell to 1-5.
Mikel Biton scored 21 points and the #8 Rams (8-2) held off a rally after leading by double digits much of the second half.. The loss snapped a 5-game win streak for the #13 Storm (6-2), who were led by Jonathan Levy with 20 points, Yuval Ovaknin with 12, Asher Rosen with 11 and Judah Pardau with 10.
Ben Farkas scored 17 points to lead the Warriors (9-9).
Daniel Abbo led the Lions (0-9) with 18 points.
The Eagles improved to 5-4.
With a full squad, the Mayhem (5-3) made it much closer than a lopsided loss last week. Netanel Jacobs led Fuchs with 27 points.
Jaguars are now 1-3.
Riley Ellis scored 16 points but the Rams (5-1) suffered their first loss of the season.
Noah Ohayon scored 22 points, shooting 9-of-11 from the field, and Jordan Dekelbaum and Sam Rael added 10 points each to lead the #11 Bulldogs (13-3).
Lior Melnikov had 20 points and Justin Bolton added 12 as the Jaguars (7-7) avenged an earlier loss and handed the Stars (7-1) their first loss of the season.
Gavin Foonberg scored 13 points and Noah Williamson and Ilan Schinagel added 11 each as the Tigers (5-1) won their third straight game.
Yoel Kintzer scored 25 points to lead the Lions (5-3) to their fifth straight win. Dovi Goldberg added 144 points and Victor Maimon had 10.
Avi Halpert scored 21 points and Netan Sellam added 16 for the #3 Firehawks (17-7).
Max Creditor led the Jaguars (6-5) with 21 points and Michael Galeck added 15.
Ilan Horn had 20 points and 10 rebounds and Greg Eiseman and Noah Leeman each added 14 points as the Hawks (7-4) won their fourth straight game.
The #6 Sting (6-1) led by just 9-6 at the half before finding their offense en route to a fourth straight win. They were led by Nitty Hyman with 16 points and Josh Brody with 13. The #5 Rams (5-2; 8-3) couldn’t find a rhythm without injured leading scorer Julius Rubinstein and lost for the first time in four games.
Olivia Ehrlich scored 14 points and Skye Mawardi added 10 for the Rams (5-5)
Yakira Wolfson scored 32 points as the Warriors (11-4) extended their win streak to seven games.
Alexa Heumann had 23 points and 23 rebounds and Emunah Zakowski added 16 points for the Panthers (9-9).
Ariella Sheppard and Olivia Schireson each scored six points for the Rams (3-2)
Izzy Ottensoser led a balanced attack as the Rams (7-1; 7-4) won their seventh straight game.