National Results - Boys - Jan. 7, 2023

SATRAN TOURNAMENT

(Initial # is tournament seed; # in text is JHA ranking)

#1 HAFTR 71 #12 Jewish Culture 36

#2 Magen David 70 #11 HANC 41

The #8 Warriors are now 14-3.

#3 North Shore H.A. 51 #10 Ramaz 48

The #4 Lions (17-2) won their 14th straight game. #23 Rams now 8-15.

#4 Hillel 80 #9 Berman H.A. 74 OT

The #19 Heat (12-7) squandered a 15-point 2nd half lead and had to rally from three down in overtime. The Cougars are now 6-11.

#5 DRS 46 #8 JEC 26

Aiden Buchbinder scored 18 points and Stephen Olshin and Alex Millstone added 10 each to lead the #11 Wildcats (22-4).

#7 Frisch 59 #6 Mekor Chaim 47

The #10 Cougars (13-6) were down by 19 points early in the 2nd half but by the end of the 3rd quarter had a 2-point lead and never trailed again. #25 Cyclones now 11-6.

MIDATLANTIC

Jewish Day School 59 Beth Tfiloh 43

The #12 Lions (7-3) scored the game’s first 14 points en route to ending the Warriors’ 3-game win streak, David Fritz led JDS with 13 points, Ben Bass added 12 and Josh Einhorn had 11 points and 10 rebounds. Michael Cohen had 18 points for Beth Tfiloh.

Mesivta 64 Kohelet 32

Max Mogyoros scored 32 points and Ephraim Shmidman added 20 for the Mustangs (6-1), who led by eight at halftime and dominated the second half. Daniel Benjamini led the Kings (5-2) with 9 points.

NORTHEAST

Maimonides 60 Gann 49

The #13 M-Cats (7-2) won their sixth straight game, getting 14 points from Nate Weinstock, 13 from Raanan Gewurz and 12 from Shabtai Kaplan. Ben Spira led the Red Heifers (1-2) with 14 points and Benjy Schwartz added 10.

MIDWEST

Ida Crown 56 Fasman Yeshiva 32

The rivalry game turned into a route as the #14 Aces (9-1) jumped out to a 28-8 lead and easily won their third straight game. The Yeshiva is now 3-5.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 78 Lakehill Prep 27

Adam Eber’s 14 points led five players in double figures for the #25 Bulldogs (13-5) who won their sixth straight game. Jacob Dekelbaum added 13 points and Jacob Blank, Sam Rael andDaniel Schick added 10 each.

CALIFORNIA

YULA 71 El Camino Real 61

Judah Robin’s 16 points led five players in double figures for the #5 Panthers (20-7). Daniel Yasharpour added 13 points, Josh Barak and Yishai Rosenblatt scored 12 each and Yoni Holender had 11.

deToledo 92 ACE 30

Michael Galeck’s 20 points led five players in double figures for the #15 Jaguars (14-2), who won their 11th straight game. Ben Geffner, Ben Akoka and Liad Edri each added 12 points and Max Creditor had 10 points and 10 assists.

Gompers 64 San Diego Jewish Academy 51

Jack Silberstein had 17 points and Jacob Rissman added 11 for the Lions (6-6).

Satran Tournament Results - Jan. 6, 2023

Berman H.A. 58 Ramaz 50

Asher Falk scored 26 points and Erez Epstein added 17 to lead the Cougars (6-9).

Magen David 75 Frisch 69 OT

Jesse Cohen sent the game into overtime with a 3-pointer with :08 left for the Warriors (12-3).

Mekor Chaim 56 HANC 38

Cyclones (11-4) win their fifth straight game.

North Shore H.A. 44 Hillel 36

The Lions (15-2) won their 12th straight game.

DRS 56 JEC 38

Stephen Olshin scored 17 points and Alex Millstone added 11 for the #11 Wildcats (20-4).

HAFTR 62 Berman H.A. 51

Hawks improved to 11-10. Asher Falk scored 25 points for the Cougars (6-10) and Alex August added 11.

DRS 72 Ramaz 50

Stephen Olshin scored 29 points and Alex Millstone had 11 for the #11 Wildcats (21-4).

Magen David 55 Mekor Chaim 41

#8 Warriors improve to 13-3.

North Shore H.A. 51 Frisch 46 OT

The #4 Lions (16-2) extended their win streak to 13 games.

Hillel 50 HANC 37

JEC 82 Jewish Culture 49

HAFTR 72 Jewish Culture 37

SEEDING:

1.HAFTR (3-0)
2.Magen David (3-0)
3.North Shore H.A. (3-0)
4.Hillel (2-1)
5.DRS (2-1)
6.Mekor Chaim (2-1)
7.Frisch (1-2)
8.JEC (1-2)
9.Berman H.A. (1-2)
10.Ramaz (0-3)
11.HANC (0-3)
12Jewish Culture (0-3)

National Results - Girls - Jan. 5, 2023

MIDATLANTIC

Berman H.A. 77 McLean 35

Jenny Kagan had 28 points and 10 rebounds, Maya August added 16 points and Ma’ayan Zakheim had 15 points as the Cougars (9-4) won their fifth straight game.

Jewish Day School 61 Field 21

Shani Schwartz scored 26 points and Tali Loeffler added 11 to lead the Lions (6-2).

Barrack H.A. 56 Friends Select 18

Eden Singer scored 20 points and Noa Singer added 12 to lead the Cougars (5-5).

NORTHEAST

Technology 24 Golda Och 14

Roadrunners now 0-4

Gann vs Brimmer & May

SOUTHEAST

H.A. Miami 54 Avante Garde 5

Eliana Wolfson and Sophie Lurie each scored 15 points to lead the Warriors (7-5) to their seventh straight win.

MIDWEST

Ida Crown 59 Cristo Rey 26

Ilana Schwartz scored 36 points and Dara Lennon added 12 to lead the Aces (7-2).

Academy of the Sacred Heart 52 Frankel Jewish Academy 40

Jaguars fall to 2-3.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 43 Bishop Gorman 37

Lilly Yalovsky led the Bulldogs (12-6) with 24 points.

Northwest Christian 32 Northwest Yeshiva HS 23

Lions are not 1-5.

CALIFORNIA

Milken vs Campbell Hall

JCHS San Francisco Bay School

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Ma’ayanot 46 SAR 30

Ayelet Ostrin scored 24 points and Sigal Ostrin added 10 added 10 as the Rapids (7-2) won their fourth straight game. Sting fall to 7-5, 5-3 in the league.

HANC 54 Central 39

Coral Levy scored 29 points and Addison Flaumhaft added 13 to lead the Hurricanes (4-6; 7-11). The Wildcats are now 2-8 in the league, 3-11 overall.

National Results - Boys - Jan. 5, 2023

SATRAN TOURNAMENT

Round-robin

North Shore H.A. 59 Berman H.A. 47

Jonah Carmili scored 20 points and David Orbach added 19 as the #4 Lions (14-2) won their 11th straight game. Asher Falk scored 22 points for the Cougars (5-9), who had their 3-game win streak snapped.

Mekor Chaim 55 Ramaz 48

The #25 Cyclones (9-4) led by nine at the end of the third quarter but had to rally after the #23 Rams (8-12) took a 1-point lead with 3:30 left. Eden Bracha led Ramaz with 13 points, Milan Kushner added 12 and Evan Glasberg had11.

Hillel 61 DRS 57

The #19 Heat (10-6) took the lead late in the 4th quarter and the #11 Wildcats (19-4) could never get it back. Ari Saffra led DRS with 15 points, Isaac Solomon and Shuey Bernstein added 11 each and Alex Millstone had 10.

Magen David 73 Jewish Culture 19

NORTHEAST

West Caldwell Tech 57 Golda Och 22

The Roadrunners are now 0-3.

SOUTHEAST

Miami Beach 53 H.A. Miami 41

Ben Farkas scored 30 points but the #22 Warriors (7-10) squandered a 16-point 1st half lead.

Katz YHS 84 SLAM Boca 28

Ashi Rosen scored 21 points and Yuval Oveknin added 14 as the #6 Storm (14-2) extended their win streak to eight games.

Donna Klein Jewish Academy 87 Village Academy 37

Eagles improve to 5-2.

MIDWEST

Our Lady of the Lakes 54 Frankel Jewish Academy 40

Jaguars fall to 1-4.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 44 Bishop Gorman 27

Sam Rael’s 10 points led the #24 Bulldogs (12-5) to their third straight win..

Northwest Christian 45 Northwest Yeshiva HS 38

Lions drop to 1-6.

CALIFORNIA

YULA 45 Milken 33

Yoni Holender, Josh Barak and Judah Robin each scored 10 points as the #5 Panthers (19-7) beat the #16 Wildcats (6-10).

Valley Torah 71 Desert Christian 51

The #2 Wolfpack (22-4) won their fourth straight game.

deToledo 95 Waverly 29

Michael Galeck’s 24 points led five players in double figures as the #15 Jaguars (13-2) extended their win streak to 10 games. Ben Geffner scored 13 points, Max Creditor added 12 and Harel Levi and Ben Akona each had 10.

Tarbut vTorah 93 Liberty Christian 30

Yonah Light’s 25 points led six players in double figures for the Lions (7-3). Ari Varon and Isaac Joelson added 13 each, Ryan Baron had 12 and Graydon Carpet and Jake Coblentz-Brown each scored 10.

San Diego Jewish Academy 37 Southern California Yeshiva 30

Jonathan Wang had 8 points to lead the Lions (6-5). The Hawks are now 2-8.

JCHS San Francisco vs Bay School

YESHIVA LEAGUE

SAR 60 Kushner 21

#3 Sting (9-0; 16-2) win their 10th in a row. Cobras drop to 2-11, 1-9 in the league.

HAFTR hosts 12-team Satran Tournament

Twelve boys teams will play this weekend in the 36th annual Scott Satran Memorial Tournament at HAFTR.

In addition to the host Hawks, the teams include the Berman H.A. Cougars and Mekor Chaim Cyclones from Maryland, Jewish Culture High School Lions of Miami, DRS Wildcats, Frisch Cougars, HANC Hurricanes, Hillel Heat, JEC Thunder, Magen David Warriors, North Shore H.A. Lions and Ramaz Rams.

The tournament honors the memory of Scott Satran, z’l, who died of cancer in 1987 at the age of 20. Scott was a 1984 graduate of HAFTR, where he was on the basketball and hockey teams.

After each team has played three preliminary games Thursday and Friday they will be seeded for the opening round Saturday night. Winners will go to Tier 1 and losers to Tier 2. Quarterfinals, semifinals and finals in each tier will be played on Sunday.

Scheduling tweaks led to some early preliminary games, with Frisch beating JEC last month and HAFTR beating HANC at the Nassau Coliseum on Tuesday.

Thursday

Hawks Nest (Lower School)

6:30 - Berman H.A. vs North Shore H.A.
8:00 - Mekor Chaim vs Ramaz

Scott Satran Arena (High School)

6:30 - Jewish Culture vs Magen David
8:00 - Hillel vs DRS

Friday

Hawks Nest

9:00 - DRS vs JEC
10:30 - Magen David vs Frisch
12:00 - DRS vs Ramaz
1:30 - Hillel vs HANC

Scott Satran Arena

9:00 - HAFTR vs Jewish Culture
10:30 - North Shore H.A. vs Hillel
12:00 - HAFTR vs Berman H.A.
1:30 - Mekor Chaim vs Magen David

Junior Nest (Lower School)

9:00 - Ramaz vs Berman H.A.
10:30 - HANC vs Mekor Chaim
12:00 - Jewish Culture vs JEC
1:30 - Frisch vs North Shore H.A.

Games will be livestreamed on the HAFTR Athletics YouTube page