National Results - Girls - Feb. 12-13, 2022

MIDATLANTIC

Barrack HA 53 Kohelet 18

The Cougars (13-2) raced out to a double digit lead early in the 1st quarter and were never threatened by the Kings (7-4). Eden Singer led Barrack with 17 points.

NORTHEAST

Gann 43 Maimonides 32

The Red Heifers won the rivalry game in Waltham.

MIDWEST

Woodlands 44 Rochelle Zell 28

The Tigers (5-12) fell in the opening round of the IHSA 1A regional playoffs.

WEST

Grace Academy 49 Northwest Yeshiva HS 22

The Lions (8-8) ended their season with a loss in the opening round of the WIAA District 1B 1/2/3 playoffs.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Frisch 55 Ramaz 29

The Rams (10-2; 13-7) had already clinched the West but the Cougars (9-3; 12-4) might have sent a message with their fourth straight win.

National Results - Boys - Feb. 11-13, 2022

MIDATLANTIC

Barrack HA 68 Kohelet 55

The Cougars (10-4) got 27 points from Danny Cohen, 17 from Yonatan Hassidim and 15 from Max Hirsch in winning their third straight game. For the Kings (12-3), Eli Wallace scored 21 points, Gabe Pugman added 13 and Asher Kaklon had 12.

Berman HA 65 Model 24

Asher Falk scored 20 points and Andrew Pinchot had 12 points and 10 rebounds to lead the #18 Cougars (11-9).

NORTHEAST

Feb. 12

Maimonides 62 Gann 53

The M-Cats (8-6) trailed by eight three different times in the 1st half but took the lead late in the half and never trailed again in winning their third straight game. Jacob Canner led Maimo with 23 points, Shabtai Kaplan added 14 and Raanan Gewurz had 13. For the Red Heifers (8-6), Ben Spira had 15 points and Eli Leder scored 14.

Feb. 13

Snowden 83 Maimonides 69

The M-Cats (8-7) were within two points late in the 3rd quarter but ran out of steam. Jacob Canner scored 20 points and Josh saks and Raanan Gewurz added 13 each.

MIDWEST

Rochelle Zell 60 Fasman Yeshiva 49

The #15 Tigers (16-2) extended their win streak to nine games behind 22 points from Zach Rosen and 18 from Nathan Kushnir. For #23 The Yeshiva (6-4) Ari Ben Porat scored 22 points and Boaz Greenfield added 13.

WEST

Midland Adventist Hyman Brand HA

CALIFORNIA

Feb. 11

Shalhevet 66 Cabrillo/Lompoc 53

Avi Halpert scored 25 points as the #4 Firehawks (26-8) won in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 3AA playoffs.

Tarbut vTorah 96 River Springs Magnolia 24

The Lions (5-9) won in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 5A playoffs.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Magen David 50 YDE 29

The #12 Warriors (8-5; 10-5) won their third straight game to keep their slim hopes alive for a 1st round bye. Asher Melamed scored 16 points and Joseph Cohen had 10 points and provided the bulk of the defense that kept league-leading scorer Isaac Tawil to just 5 points.

Feb. 13

TABC 52 MTA 51

The #3 Storm (10-3; 15-3) rallied from four down in overtime to remain in contention for the #2 seed in the west and a 1st round bye in the playoffs. The #21 Lions (7-4) saw their 4-game win streak end as well as their shot at the #2 seed, which they could only have gotten if they had won out.

Ramaz 57 Ohr Yisroel 38

Julius Rubinstein scored 20 points to pace the #5 Rams (11-2; 14-4), who led by just two at the break before taking control and winning their fourth straight game. The Flames dropped to 2-11.

JEC 51 Heschel 40

A dismal 2022 continued for the #25 Heat (3-9; 4-9), who dropped their sixth straight game. The Thunder (2-10; 3-10) snapped a 7-game losing streak dating to mid November.

National Results - Boys - Feb. 10, 2022

MIDATLANTIC

Kohelet 62 Woodlynde 25

Daniel Benjamini scored 19 points and Eli Wallace added 14 for the Kings (12-2).

Barrack HA 62 AIM 33

Roni Cohen and Danny Cohen each scored 8 points to lead the Cougars (9-4)

NORTHEAST

Maimonides 63 South Boston 39

Josh Saks scored 18 points and Nate Weinstock added 10 to lead the M-Cats (7-6).

SOUTHEAST

Weber Atlanta 50 Atlanta Jewish Academy 42

Harry Kitey led the Rams (8-15) with 17 points. The Jaguars are now 7-11.

MIDWEST

Rochelle Zell 58 CICS-Northtown 53

Zach Rosen scored 17 points, Dylan Gerber added 14 and Jake Miller had 12 to lead the #15 Tigers (15-2) to their eighth straight win.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 81 Heritage Christian 35

Noah Ohayon scored 20 pointts, Ben Rael added 13 and Hillel Baynash had 11 as the #11 Bulldogs (20-3) stretched their win streak to nine games.

Beren Houston 53 Salt & Light 42

Robert Gateno scored 18 points and Elie Gelman added 16 as the stars (16-3) won their sixth game in a row.

Denver Jewish Day 70 Deer Trail 14

Andrew Zimmeerman scored 16 points and Gavin Foonberg had 14 points and nine assists as the Tigers (13-2) won their seventh straight.

Hyman Brand HA defeated Frontier School of Excellence

The Rams improve to 7-6.

CALIFORNIA

Valley Torah 76 Foothill Tech 37

In the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 4A playoffs, Johny Dan scored 40 points and Noam Mayouhas had 10 as the #6 Wolfpack (26-2) won their 15th straight game.

Camarillo 63 Milken 57

The #10 Wildcats (13-10) had four players in double figures but were missing their injured top player Noah Carmona as they fell in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 3A playoffs. Elan Dardashti scored 23 points and Shaya Schwarz, Ariel Legerman and Aiden Harel each had 10.

Southern California Yeshiva 66 Health Science 39

Greg Eiseman scored 17 points, Jordan rezmovitch added 14 and Ilan Horn had 12 as the Hawks (15-4) won their 12th straight game.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

YDE 55 HAFTR 49

The #25 Thunder (7-5; 7-7) clinched a playoff spot and left #16 HAFTR (6-7; 8-11) with the slimmest of hopes. It was the fourth straight league loss for HAFTR. They briefly took a 2-point lead midway through the 4th on a 7-point possession that included an and-one, a technical and a 3-pointer but the Thunder regained their composure and closed out the game on a 14-6 run. Isaac Tawil scored 27 points for YDE and Eddie Beda added 13.

Hillel 72 North Shore HA 46

The #17 Heat (6-5; 8-6) got 20 points from Eric Cytryn, 13 from Elliot Braha and 11 from Max Rishty to win their fourth straight game. Jeremy Gorgian led the Stars (4-10; 4-12) with 12 points.

Magen Abraham 52 Rambam 29

The Kings (6-6; 6-8) won their third straight game and need just one win in their final two games (against Rambam or Waterbury) or a HAFTR loss to Hillel to clinch a playoff berth.

Waterbury Yeshiva 52 HANC 40

The Wolfpack (8-5; 9-5) won their third straight and still have a shot at a first-round bye in the playoffs. The Hurricanes are 2-11.

National Results - Girls - Feb. 10, 2022

MIDATLANTIC

Kohelet 42 Solebury 20

Barbara Sasson scored 19 points and the Kings (7-3) clinched their division title in the Penn-Jersey league.

NORTHEAST

Leffell 39 Palisade Prep 20

Ella Rembaum led the Lions (5-11) with 8 points.

SOUTHEAST

Hebrew Academy Miami 58 Donna Klein Jewish Academy 55

The Warriors (15-5) advance to the Region 2A-4 semifinals on a 3-pointer by 8th grader Eliana Wolfson with :08 left. Wolfson led HA with 21 points, sister Yakira added 18 and Sophie Lurie scored 15.

WEST

Hyman Brand HA def Faith Christian

Rams (10-1) extended their win streak to six games.

Yavneh Dallas 45 Heritage Christian 26

Jordan Behr, Maddy Winton and Lilly Yalovsky each scored 8 points to lead the Bulldogs (10-8).

Northwest Yeshiva HS 44 Pope John Paul 30

The Lions (8-7) win the 5th place game in the Sea-Tac 1B league tournament to qualify for district playoffs.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

SKA 55 Flatbush 36

Daphna Steinmetz scored 19 points as the Sonics (10-1) won their sixth straight game.

HANC 49 Central 38

The Hurricanes (3-6; 3-11) move a half-game ahead of the Wildcats (3-7) in the race for the last playoff spot in the East.

Ma’ayanot 41 Heschel 27

Tali Klein led the Rapids (6-6) with 19 points as they secured 3rd Place in the West.

National Results - Girls - Feb. 9, 2022

SOUTHEAST

Harding 64 Margolin HA 36

Serena Cooper scored 15 points and Rena Wogan added 10 for the Macs.

MIDWEST

Ida Crown 51 Cristo Rey 26

Ilana Schwartz scored 14 points as the Aces won the 3rd Place game in the Chicago Prep Conference tournament.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

HAFTR 44 Central 30

The Hawks (10-0; 14-2) won their 13th straight game. The Wildcats fell to 3-6.

Frisch 44 Ma’ayanot 33

The Cougars (8-3; 13-4) won their third straight game. The Rapids are now 5-6.