Glouberman 2022 - Day 3 - Nov. 4, 2022

BOYS

Play-in Games

#7 Ramaz 52 #10 TABC 51 OT

Milan Kushner’s putback off his own miss with :01.4 left won it for the Rams (3-3), after they had rallied from a 14-point third-quarter deficit. After a TABC 3-pointer put the Storm up 25-24 late in the first half Ramaz led only two times, a 1-point advantage early in overtime and then the winning margin. Kushner led the Rams with 17 points and Eden Bracha added 15, including 9-of-12 from the free throw line. Tzvi Schreiber led the Storm (0-3) with 19 points

#8 YULA 53 #9 Berman H.A. 39

Alex Gabbay’s 15 points led four players in double figures for the Panthers (2-1), who jumped out to an 18-5 lead and then weathered two rallies before pulling away in the 4th quarter. Yoni Holender added 11 points and Daniel Yasharpour and Josh Barak each had 10. Asher Falk had 19 points for the Cougars (0-3).

QUARTERFINALS

#1 SAR 46 #8 YULA 24

Second game in four hours, plus some injuries, took their toll on the Panthers (2-2) as the Sting (6-1) closed the first half on a 13-0 run to lead 26-8 and cruise from there. Itai Berkowitz led SAR’s balanced attack with 10 points. Yishai Rosenblatt and Yoni Holender each scored 8 for YULA.

#3 Frisch 54 #6 Maimonides 46 OT

Aaron Heumann’s corner trey with 2:25 left in overtime put the Cougars (4-1) up 48-46 and the M-Cats (1-2) didn’t score again. Maimonides rallied from an 11-point 2nd quarter deficit and the two teams traded the lead in the 4th.

#4 Valley Torah 71 #5 H.A. Miami 66

Noam Mayouhas scored 23 points and Johny Dan added 22 as the Wolfpack (2-1) held off a late 4th quarter rally. Ben Farkas had 28 points for the Warriors (1-2).

#2 Shalhevet 77 #7 Ramaz 53

GIRLS

QUARTERFINALS

#1 Shalhevet 73 #8 Maimonides 33

#2 Frisch 46 #7 SAR 38

#3 Berman H.A. 45 #6 Ramaz 29

#4 YULA 51 #5 H.A. Miami 36

SEMIFINALS

Shalhevet 67 YULA 48

The Firehawks (4-0) faced their first deficit of the tournament in the opening minutes and trailed by seven midway through the second quarter. But they closed the half on a 15-2 run to lead 31-25 and the Panthers never threatened in the 2nd half.

Frisch 46 Berman H.A. 32

Stephanie Pruzansky led Frisch (4-0) with 17 points as they won the Battle of the Cougars for the second time in the tournament. Maayan Zakheim led Berman with 14 points.

Glouberman Tournament - Friday Schedule

Here is the full schedule for Day 3 of the Glouberman Tournament. All Times are Pacific

8:00 - Boys Play-in Game - #7 Ramaz vs #10 TABC
8:30 - Boys Play-in Game - #8 YULA vs #9 Berman H.A.
8:30 - Girls Quarterfinal - #4 YULA vs #5 H.A. Miami
9:30 - Girls Quarterfinal - #1 Shalhevet vs #8 Maimonides
10:00 - Girls Quarterfinal - #3 Berman H.A. vs #6 Ramaz
10:00 - Girls Quarterfinal - #2 Frisch vs #7 SAR
11:00 - Boys Quarterfinal - #3 Frisch vs #6 Maimonides
11:30 - Boys Quarterfinal - #4 Valley Torah vs #5 H.A. Miami
11:30 - Boys Quarterfinal - #1 SAR vs YULA-Berman winner
12:30 - Girls Semifinal - Shalhevet-Maimonides winner vs YULA-H.A. Miami winner
1:00 - Girls Semifinal - Frisch-SAR winner vs Berman-Ramaz winner
2:00 - Boys Quarterfinal - #2 Shalhevet vs Ramaz-TABC winner

All games will be shown live at:

https://www.shalhevet.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=490206&type=d&pREC_ID=1600244

Glouberman Tournament - Day 2 - Nov. 3, 2022

PRELIMINARY ROUND

BOYS

Shalhevet 55 Frisch 48

The Firehawks (2-0) led by as many as 21 before holding off the Cougars’ rally. Avi Halpert led Shalhevet with 16 points and Nathan Sellam had 14. For Frisch, Alex Zakheim had 12 points and Isaac Schiffman finished with 11.

Maimonides 70 Berman H.A. 59

Raanan Gewurz scored 19 points, Nathan Weinstock added 16 and Eitan Bessler had 14 as the M-Cats (1-1) held off a fourth quarter rally. The Cougars (2-0) started strong, leading by seven after the first quarter , but were then outscored 42-18 over the next 16 minutes. They did mount a furious comeback to get within three but a layup and a Bessler 3-pointer pushed the lead to eight and they never got any closer. Erez Epstein led Berman with 21 points, Asher Falk had 11 and Alex August scored 10.

H.A. Miami 70 Ramaz 57

Ben Farkas scored 23 points, Daniel Pollack added 15 and Alon Perez had 12 to lead the Warriors (1-1). Milan Kushner led the Rams (2-2) with 14 points and Eden Bracha had 11.

SAR 69 Valley Torah 68 OT

Akiva Schanzer scored 20 points and Andrew Helft added 19 to lead the Sting (5-1). Noam Mayouhas (33 points) and Johny Dan (27) scored nearly all the points for the Wolfpack (1-1).

YULA 46 TABC 32

The Panthers (1-1) outscored the Storm (0-2) 26-7 in the second half.

SEEDING:

1.SAR
2.Shalhevet
3.Frisch
4.Valley Torah
5.H.A. Miami
6.Maimonides
7,Ramaz
8.YULA
9.Berman H.A.
10.TABC

GIRLS

Berman H.A. 60 Maimonides 46

Jenny Kagan led the Cougars (1-1) with 18 points and Maya August 16. For the M-Cats (0-2), Natalie Neusner scored 18 points and Leah Kaplan scored 12.

Shalhevet 51 SAR 21

Yalee Schwartz scored 17 points and Arielle Grossman added 16 and the Firehawks (2-0) were never threatened after scoring the game’s first 16 points. Megan Horowitz led the Sting (1-1) with 9 points.

Frisch 47 H.A. Miami 32

Samantha Pruzansky and Annabel Silverman each scored 12 points and Sydney Weinblut added 10 for the Cougars (2-0). Eliana Wolfson led the Warriors (0-2) with 14 points and Sophia Lurie scored 10.

YULA 39 Ramaz 31

Kira Heumann paced the Panthers (2-0) with 19 points.

SEEDING

1.Shalhevet
2.Frisch
3.Berman H.A.
4.YULA
5.H.A. Miami
6.Ramaz
7.SAR
8.Maimonides

Yeshiva League Results - Boys & Girls - Nov. 3-6, 2022

Nov. 3

BOYS

North Shore H.A. 47 YDE 28

Jonah Carmili scored 19 points and the host Stars (3-2) beat the Thunder (1-3) in the regular season opener for both teams.

Waterbury Yeshiva 48 HAFTR 40

The Wolfpack won in the regular season opener for both teams. The Hawks fell to 0-3 overall.

Ohr Yisroel 55 HANC 44 OT

Moshe Alexander hit two of three free throws to tie the game at 42 with :09 left in the fourth quarter and the Flames (1-1) dominated in overtime. Asher Goldberg led the way with 14 points, Reuven Rozehzadeh added 13 and Alexander had 11. It was the regular season opener for the Hurricanes, who fell to 0-3 overall.

GIRLS

Maayanot 67 Kushner 30

Ayelet Ostrin scored 38 points to lead the Rapids in their season opener. The Cobras fell to 0-2.

Nov. 5

Magen David 54 Magen Abraham 13

Jakey Arakanchi scored 13 points and Asher Melamed added 12 as the Warriors (4-1) won their regular season opener at home. The Kings fell to 0-2 in the league, 0-4 overall.

Nov. 6

JEC 59 Ohr Yisroel 46

Michoel Cornick’s 14 points led five players in double figures and the Thunder (2-2) pulled away from a close game at the start of the 4th quarter to win their regular season opener. Gavi Walzman added 13 points, 12 in the 4th quarter, Eitan Spier and Yosef Heller each had 11 and Akiva Sapieka scored 10. For the Flames (1-2) Shmoozie Rosen had 16 points and Reuven Rozehzadeh scored 15 points.

Glouberman Tournament - Day 1 - Nov. 2, 2022

PRELIMINARY ROUND

BOYS

Shalhevet 58 TABC 35

Avi Halpert scored 20 points and Nathan Sellam added 18 to lead the host Firehawks. Eitan Sulemenoff scored 11 for the Storm.

SAR 50 Maimonides 36

Nate Weinstock led the M-Cats with 10 points.

Frisch 69 Berman HA 49

In the Battle of the Cougars, Frisch found themselves down 14 before a 19-2 run put them up to stay 28-25 at the half. Alex Zakheim led Frisch (3-0) with 25 points, Sammy Zelenetz had 16 and Matthew Schwartz added 11. Asher Falk paced Berman with 17 points.

Ramaz 59 YULA 52

Milan Kushner scored 28 points and Eden Bracha added 14 to lead the Rams (2-2), who trailed 19-4 early but fought back to within two at the half. The teams went back and forth in the third before Ramaz took control midway through the 4th Judah Robin led the Panthers with 17 points and Yoni Holender had 16.

Valley Torah 63 HA Miami 57

Last year’s JHA Player of the Year and leading scorer Johny Dan had 21 points, Ethan List added 15 and Gabriel R’Bibo scored 14 to lead the Wolfpack. The Warriors were led by Ben Farkas’ 18 points and 13 from Daniel Pollack.

GIRLS

Shalhevet 63 Ramaz 19

Arielle Grossman led the Firehawks with 17 points and Yalee Schwartz added 16 as the hosts took control early.

SAR 42 Maimonides 26

Megan Horowitz led the Sting with 22 points.

Frisch 57 Berman 46

YULA 45 HA Miami 39

In the closest game of the day, the Panthers pulled it out down the stretch. Freshman Eliana Wolfson led the Hurricanes with 20 points.