National Results - Girls - Nov. 17, 2022

MIDWEST

Ida Crown 44 Providence St. Mel 8

Everyone scored for the Aces (2-0) led by Rena Neiger with 6 points and Emma Felix with 5.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 49 First Baptist 48

Lilly Yalovsky scored 28 points, including the game-winning free throws with :01 left.

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 56 AGBU 35

Yalee Schwartz scored 29 points to lead the Firehawks (8-0).

YULA Milken

YESHIVA LEAGUE

HANC 68 Schechter-L.I. 24

Alana Rubensohn led four players in double figures for the Hurricanes (2-1) with 18 points. Coral Levy added 16 and Addison Floumanhaft and Dina Levian added 10 each. Yael Pedram led the Lions (0-2) with 12 points.

Ramaz 59 Hillel 25

Chloe Gad scored 17 points and the Rams (1-2; 2-5) opened the game leading 22-4 and were never threatened. It was the season opener for the Heat, who were led by Renee Shalom’s 11 points.

National Results - Boys - Nov. 16, 2022

MIDATLANTIC

Beth Tfiloh 61 Gunston 41

Micah Warshawski scored 15 points to lead the Warriors in their season opener.

SOUTHEAST

Katz YHS 62 Posnack Jewish Day 55

The Storm (5-1) took the title at the South Florida Jewish Schools Tournament behind 18 points from Ezra Frieden and 16 from Judah Pardau.

Hebrew Academy Miami 68 Hillel Miami 19

Ben Farkas scored 18 points and Daniel Pollack added 14 as the Warriors (2-4) won the consolation game at the South Florida Jewish Schools Tournament.

CALIFORNIA

deToledo Winter Invitational

YULA 65 Milken 63 OT

Alex Gabbay scored 21 points, Yishai Rosenblatt added 19 and Judah Robin had 11 as the Panthers (6-2) won their fourth straight game to reach the final. Evan Shaham led the Wildcats (2-1) with 15 points, Nick Dardashti added 12, Shaya Schwartz had 11 and Matthew Darwish scored 10.

deToledo 79 Geffen 49

The host Jaguars (3-0) cruised through pool play and will meet YULA for the title. Michael Galeck led four deToledo players in double figures with 18 points. Max Creditor scored 12 points and dished out 11 assists, Adam Gerad had 10 points and 10 rebounds and Ben Geffner scored 10 points.

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Santa Ana 84 Tarbut vTorah 41

The Lions’ offense picked up in the second half but they could not overcome a deep deficit to the hosts and fell to 0-2 in pool play at the Luis Macias Tournament. Isaac Joelson led Tarbut with 14 points, shooting 4-of-5 on 3-pointers.

Southern California Yeshiva Valley Center

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Hillel 66 MTA 56

Elliot Braha scored 22 points, Eddie Kassin added 16 and Moses Smeke had 15 as the host Heat (3-0; 4-2) led throughout en route to their third straight win. Gavriel Rudman had 26 points for the Lions (1-2).

SAR 68 Heschel 35

The Sting (4-0; 10-2) jumped out to a quick 10-point lead and were never threatened, winning their fourth straight game. Andrew Helft led SAR with 15 points, Akiva Schanzer added 14 and Gabriel Sklar scored 10. The Heat dropped to 1-2.

Ohr Yisroel 57 Kushner 40

Reuven Rozehzadeh had 23 points and Shmoozie Rosen and Asher Goldberg added 11 each to lead the Flames (2-4). The Cobras fell to 1-6, 0-4 in the league.

National Results - Girls - Nov. 16, 2022

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 40 Louisville 30

Arielle Grossman had 12 points and Talia Tibi scored 10 as the Firehawks (7-0) stayed unbeaten.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

SKA 53 North Shore H.A. 16

Naomi Sigman and Simona Goldberg each scored 14 points to lead the Sonics (3-0).

National Results - Girls - Nov. 15, 2022

MIDWEST

Ida Crown 41 HRK 31

Ilana Schwartz had 16 points and Rena Neiger scored 14 to lead the Aces in their season opener.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 79 Highlands 18

Lilly Yalovsky scored a career-high 31 points and Natalie Emmett added 16 as the Bulldogs (3-1) rolled.

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 67 Milken 45

The Firehawks (6-0) relied on 16 points each from Talia Tibi and Yalee Schwartz and 15 from Arielle Grossman to avenge their only loss to a Jewish school last year. The Wildcats fell to 0-2.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Flatbush 76 Schechter - L.I. 28

In the season opener for both teams, the Falcons were led by 23 points each from Merle Kassab and Camielle Mosseri. Rachel Sedaghat led the Lions with 13 points and Yael Pedram added 12.

SAR 54 Ramaz 47

Clara Rosen scored 16 points and Megan Horowitz added 15 as the Sting (3-2) won their league opener. Leila Sakhai paced the Rams (0-2; 1-5) with 10 points.

SKA 62 HAFTR 40

This was a 4-point game until the Sonics scored 16 straight points in the 4th quarter to put it away. Daphna Steinmetz scored 28 points to lead SKA and Simona Goldberg added 12.

National Results - Boys - Nov. 15, 2022

SOUTHEAST

Furtagh Prep 61 Weber Atlanta 48

The Rams fell to 0-3.

CANADA

Ecole Maimonide 50 Herzliah 48

Maimo of the North improved to 1-1. The Wildcats dropped to 1-2

Yavne 54 JFK 43

Yavne evened its record at 1-1.

Bialik Papineau

WEST

Fort Worth Christian 58 Yavneh Dallas 37

The Bulldogs were within 11 at halftime but a 21-9 third quarter dimmed any chance of a comeback in their season opener. Adam Eber led Yavneh with 9 points..

Emery Weiner 64 HCYA 27

CALIFORNIA

deToledo Winter Invitational

Pool Play

YULA 87 Sherman Oaks CES 31

Judah Robin’s 20 points led five players in double figures for the Panthers (5-2), who won their third straight game. Alex Gabbay added 17 points, Yishai Rosenblatt 14, Yoni Holender 12 and Josh Barak 11.

deToledo 57 Canoga Park 20

Michael Galeck scored 20 points to lead the Jaguars (2-0).

Milken 40 New Roads 20

The Wildcats (2-0) will play YULA Wednesday for a spot in Thursday’s title game.

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Ocean View 39 Southern California Yeshiva 29

Ethan Shakman led the Hawks with 17 points in their season opener.

Mar Vista 67 San Diego Jewish Academy 46

Jack Silberstein and Alex Gilbert each scored 14 points but the Lions fell in the first game.

Redwood Christian 69 JCHS San Francisco 45

The Wolves fell in their season opener.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

DRS 75 HANC 47

Alex Millstone led the Wildcats (3-0; 12-0) with 21 points and Stephen Olshin added 17. The Hurricanes are now 0-4 in the league, 0-6 overall.

YDE 34 Flatbush 27

Leo Mizrahi and Jacky Yedid each scored 10 points for the Thunder (1-2; 2-4). The Falcons fell to 2-2, 1-1 in the league.

North Shore H.A. 42 Waterbury Yeshiva 38

Jonah Carmili scored 17 points and Ben Abizadeh had 16 and the Lions (4-0; 7-2) held the Wolfpack off after they had rallied from 18 points down. Waterbury is now 1-2.