National Results - Girls - Jan. 17, 2023

MIDATLANTIC

Beth Tfiloh 31 Catholic 30

Warriors (6-7) let a late 8-point lead slip away but won it on free throws in the final minute.

NORTHEAST

Tuckahoe 61 Leffell 29

Erin Bader led the Lions (1-8) with 14 points.

Golda Och 46 West Caldwell Tech 40

Aly Biloon led the Roadrunners (1-6) with 16 points and Marley Fischer added 12.

MIDWEST

Horizon Science 46 Columbus Torah Academy 31

Molly Binsky and Esthy Wolfson each scored 14 points for the Lions (2-10).

WEST

Hyman Brand H.A. defeated Guadalupe Centers

Aviva Clauer led the Rams (3-3) with 26 points and Illy Hammer added 11.

Northwest Yeshiva HS vs Summit Classical

CALIFORNIA

Pilibos 51 Milken 31

Wildcats are 8-9.

Nueva School 57 Kehillah Jewish 10

The Rams are 0-5.

JCHS San Francisco vs San Francisco Waldorf

National Results - Boys - Jan. 16, 2023

MIDATLANTIC

Mesivta 68 Foundations Collegiate 50

Max Mogyoros scored 34 points and Ephraim Shmidman added 26 to lead the Mustangs (8-2) to their fifth straight win.

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 52 Chaminade 47

The #1 Firehawks (23-4) won their sixth straight game behind 19 points from Avi Halpert, 18 from Nathan Sellam and 13 from Aiden Bitran.Avi Halpert led the #1

National Top 25

Jewish Hoops America
National Top 25
Week of Jan. 16, 2023
Games through Jan. 15

Team……………………………………………………..Record……….Votes………Prev

1.Shalhevet/Los Angeles,CA (8) ……….….22-4…….…….249…………...1
2.Valley Torah/Valley Village,CA……. ….23-5………….239…………...2
3.SAR/Bronx,NY (1)………………………..………..16-2…………..232….….…...3
4.YULA/Los Angeles,CA……………………….20-8…….……..212……..…...4
5.North Shore H.A./Great Neck,NY….…...21-3…….……..203……….….7
6.Magen David/Brooklyn,NY …..………..….16-3……….…..202..……...…6
7.Katz YHS/Boca Raton,FL……….……………14-3…………...199….….5
8.Posnack Jewish Day/Davie,FL…………...9-2………….…175…………..8
9.Jewish Day School/Rockville,MD……….9-3……………..160…….…….9
10.TABC/Teaneck,NJ … ….………..…….……..…10-5…….……..145…...…… 10
11.Ida Crown/Chicago,IL…………………….……10-1……….…….139……..……12
12.Maimonides/Brookline,MA…………….…….9-2…………....138………..….11
13.Frisch/Paramus,NJ …………………….…….….13-7.………..….135………..…13
14.DRS/Woodmere,NY ……………….………….23-5……………134…………..13
15.Rochelle Zell/Deerfield,IL……………….…..6-4………….…104……..…..16
16.deToledo/West Hills,CA……………………….15-3……….….100…………..15
17.Flatbush/Brooklyn,NY………………………….9-6………...…..87..…...…..18
18.Fuchs Mizrachi/Beachwood,OH…….….11-1….……....….79…….…..19
19.Hillel/Ocean,NJ……………………………………12-8………….…66….…..….20
20.Milken/Los Angeles,CA……………………….6-11…………..…65…….…….17
21.Denver Jewish Day/Denver,CO…….…...7-1………..…....47……….…21
22.Yavneh Academy/Dallas,TX……………...16-5…….…....…32……….…22
23.HAFTR/Cedarhurst,NY……………………….14-12………………25…………23
24.Berman H.A./Rockville,MD………………..11-11……………….22………….24
25.Mekor Chaim/Baltimore,MD…………..…13-8…………….…17………..…24

Others receiving votes: H.A. Miami, 10; Waterbury Yeshiva, 10; Gann, 9; Ramaz, 8; Mesivta, 4; Beth Tfiloh, 1

Big Day for Hebrew Academy as Barrack and North Shore win at Ramaz tourney

The Barrack H.A. Cougars and the North Shore H.A. Lions won the girls and boys titles Sunday in the Sam Gyenes Memorial Tournament at Ramaz.

The Cougars came up I-95 from Philadelphia and beat Flatbush in the final 58-37 after beating the SAR JV in the opening round.

In the boys’ tourney, the Lions, ranked #7 in the JHA National Top 25, beat HAFTR in the opening game and then defeated host Ramaz 58-48 in the final.

GIRLS

Flatbush 58 Ramaz 49

Merle Kassab led the Falcons (9-3) with 29 points and Tunie Hanan added 16 in her first game of the season. The loss snapped a 6-game win streak for the Rams (8-7), who were led by Lindsey Feit’s 15 points and 13 from Leila Sakhai. .

Barrack H.A. 68 SAR JV 40

Mikayla Trajtenberg scored 24 points and Eden Singer added 18 to lead the Cougars.

3rd Place

SAR JV defeated Ramaz

1st Place

Barrack H.A. 58 Flatbush 37

The Falcons (9-4) scored the game’s first four points but the Cougars (6-6) scored the next 19 and were never threatened from there en route to the title. Eden Singer and Noa Singer each scored 14 points, Sami Neff added 13 and Mikayla Trajtenberg had 10. For Flatbush, Camille Mosseri had 11 points and Merle Kassab scored 10.

BOYS

Ramaz 61 Barrack H.A. 59

Milan Kushner scored 24 points and Eden Bracha added 22 as the host Rams secured a spot in the final. Benjamin Gelwarg had 29 points for the Cougars and Ben Makias scored 10.

North Shore H.A. 49 HAFTR 29

3rd Place

HAFTR 64 Barrack H.A. 43

Peter Drukker scored 24 points and Sam Siri added 22 for the #23 Hawks (14-12). Harrison Andelman led the Cougars (1-11) with 11 points and Benjamin Gelwarg added 10.

Final

North Shore H.A. 58 Ramaz 48

David Orbach led the Lions with 20 points, Jordan Zarka added 15 and Jonah Carmili had 10 as the #7 Lions (21-3) took the title. Milan Kushner had 22 points for the Rams (11-17).

National Results - Boys/Girls - Jan. 14, 2023

Boys

MIDATLANTIC

Berman H.A. 64 Beth Tfiloh 46

Asher Falk scored 29 points and Alex August added 20 as the #24 Cougars (11-11) won their fifth straight game. Sam Gruenberg led the Warriors (11-5) with 12 points.

SOUTHEAST

Weber Atlanta 81 Atlanta Jewish Academy 37

The Rams improved to 4-8. The Jaguars fall to 4-5.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 68 Lutheran 44

The #22 Bulldogs (16-5) easily extended their win streak to nine games after opening with a 34-5 first quarter. Daniel Schick led Yavneh with 19 points, including 8-of-9 shooting from the field, Jordan Dekelbaum added 13 points and Sam Rael had 10.

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 54 YULA 44

Avi Halpert scored 20 points and Nathan Sellam added 18 as the #1 Firehawks (22-4) won their fifth straight game. Josh Barak led the #4 Panthers (20-8) with 10 points.

Oaks Christian 76 Valley Torah 74 OT

The #2 Wolfpack (23-5) rallied from a 15-point halftime deficit to lead by seven in the 4th quarter but a 3-pointer at the buzzer sent the game into overtime where the Lions rallied from six down to win on a late basket. Johny Dan led Valley Torah with 31 points and Noam Mayouhas added 18.

Girls

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 44 Lutheran 24

Lilly Yalovsky led the Bulldogs (15-7) with 16 points.