MIDATLANTIC
Yeshiva Mekor Chaim 67 Berman H.A. 54
Jon Rosen scored 26 points and Netanel Zigdon had 15 points and 11 rebounds as the Cyclones kept the Cougars (0-6) winless. Asher Falk led Berman with 27 points.
SOUTHEAST
Posnack Jewish Day 58 Hillel Miami 43
In the season opener for both teams the Rams moved on to the final of the South Florida Jewish High School Tournament.
Katz YHS 76 Hebrew Academy Miami 58
Yuval Ovaknin’s 19 points led four players in double figures as the Storm (4-1) broke open a close game late in the 3rd quarter to advance to the final of the South Florida Jewish High School Tournament. Meir Eisen added 14 points and Ezra Frieden and Judah Pardau each scored 10. Ben Farkas led the Warriors (1-4) with 31 points and David Saka had 10.
Mount Pisgah 70 Weber Atlanta 46
An 18-4 second quarter blew open what was a close game and the Rams fell to 0-2.
WEST
Founders Christian 68 Beren Houston 33
Rafi Miller led the Stars (0-5) with 16 points.
CALIFORNIA
YULA 72 New Roads 28
Alex Gabbay and Judah Robin each scored 13 points and Yishai Rosenblatt added 12 as the Panthers (4-2) rolled in the opening round robin game of the deToledo Winter Invitational.
de Toledo 74 Palmdale Aerospace 57
Max Creditor had 17 points, Ben Geffner 15 and Adam Gerad 14 as the host Jaguars won their season opener in the deToledo Winter Invitational.
Milken 62 Sherman Oaks CES 32
The Wildcats won their season opener at the deToledo Winter Invitational.
Shalhevet 78 Alemany 57
Nathan Sellam scored 29 points, Avi Halpert added 15 and Sam Jacobson had 10 to lead the Firehawks (6-0).
Valley Torah defeated Lila
San Juan Hills 84 Tarbut vTorah 19
A round-robin game against a Division 1 opponent was a tall order for the D5 Lions in the Luis Macias Tournament at Santa Ana High School. The Lions were outscored 31-2 in the opening quarter and after scoring 13 in the second quarter managed just four points after halftime.
YESHIVA LEAGUE
DRS 39 Magen David 37
Isaac Solomon took a long inbounds pass and banked in an 18-footer at the buzzer as the Wildcats (2-0; 11-0) rallied to beat the Warriors (2-1; 5-2) in Brooklyn for the second time this season. Ari Saffra led DRS with 16 points and Solomon finished with 8. It appeared the teams were headed to overtime following a loose ball at halfcourt. But one of the refs heard DRS’ request for a timeout with :02 left, setting up Solomon’s heroics. Mark Sardar led Magen David with 12 points and Ben Gindi added 10.
Hillel 58 Kushner 36
Moses Smeke scored 10 points and Isaac Gindi and Marty Cohen added 8 each to lead the Heat (2-0; 3-2). Coby Brand scored 15 points for the Cobras (0-3; 1-5).
TABC 60 JEC 52
The Storm (2-0; 2-3) pulled away late after the two teams traded leads throughout the game. The Thunder fell to 1-2 in the league, 2-4 overall.
SAR 72 MTA 43
A 30-10 run to end the first half put the Sting (3-0; 9-2) in control and they were never threatened in the second en route to their third straight win. The Lions are 1-1.
