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

Girls

SOUTHEAST

H.A. Miami 59 Hillel Miami 14

Eliana Wolfson scored 16 points, Sophie Lurie added 15 and Orr Atun had 13 to lead the Warriors (2-3) in the South Florida Jewish High School Tournament.

WEST

Yavneh Dallas 50 Shelton 39

Andrea Achar’s 16 points led three Bulldogs in double figures as they won their season opener. Dalia Lampert added 14 points and Lilly Yalovsky had 11.

Boys

CANADA

H.A. Montreal 77 Louis Joseph Papineau 48

Yaacov Ohayon led the Heat (2-0) with 25 points and Simon Alloul added 23.

SOUTHEAST

Providence Christian 56 Weber Atlanta 41

Rams fall to 0-2.

WEST

Emery Weiner vs Lifestyle Christian

CALIFORNIA

deToledo 63 New Roads 51

Liad Edri led the Jaguars (2-0) with 23 points, Ben Akoka added 13 and Jake Schultz had 12 in pool play at the deToledo Invitational.

YULA 68 Sherman Oaks CES 23

Josh Barak and Yishai Rosenblatt each scored 11 points to lead the Panthers (4-1) in pool play at the deToledo Invitational. YULA will play Milken Wednesday for a spot in the title game.

Milken 67 Geffen 28

Wildcats (5-1) won their fourth straight game and will play YULA for spot in the final of the deToledo Invitational.

San Diego Jewish Academy 49 Kearny 40

Jonathan Wang scored 22 points and Jack Silberstein added 15 to lead the Lions in their season opener.

O’Farrell Charter 51 Southern California Yeshiva 19

The Hawks dropped their season opener.

National Results - Boys & Girls - Nov. 13, 2023

BOYS

SOUTHEAST

Posnack JDS 45 H.A. MiAMI 44

At the South Florida Jewish Basketball Tournament, the Rams (3-2) rallied from a 12-point 3rd quarter deficit. Daniel Pollack led the Warriors (1-4) with 15 points.

Katz YHS 65 Hillel Miami 25

Elan Harris scored 13 points to lead the Storm (3-2), who will play Posnack in the South Florida Jewish Basketball Tournament.

CANADA

Royal 49 Bialik 45

Bulldogs are now 1-1.

CALIFORNIA

deToledo 67 Canoga Park 52

Lian Edri’s 17 points led four players in double figures in the season opener for the host Jaguars in pool play at the deToledo Invitational. Jake Schultz and Ben Akoka each added 12 points and Max Bromberg had 11.

YULA 61 Geffen 48

Josh Barak scored 13 points and Yishai Rosenblatt added as the Panthers (3-1) won at the deToledo Invitational.

Milken vs Sherman Oaks CES

Valley Torah 67 St. Monica Academy 60

Ethan List scored 27 points and Gabriel R’Bibo had 26 to lead the Wolfpack (4-1) the second time this year they’ve combined for at least 52 points .

El Camino Real 49 Shalhevet 43

Aiden Bitran scored 30 points but the Firehawks (5-1) lost for the first time this season.

Tarbut vTorah 75 Southlands Christian 52

Yonah Light had 33 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Lions in their season opener and Graydon Carpet added 12 points.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

DRS 71 TABC 63

The Wildcats improve to 2-1 in the league, 5-2 overall. Storm now 3-3, 1-1 in the league.

Frisch 47 Kushner 25

The Cougars (4-0; 6-2) won their fourth straight game. The Cobras are 1-3.

Magen David 66 HANC 35

Moses Smeke scored 16 points to lead the Warriors (3-0; 11-1). Nadiv Zahavi had 17 points for the Hurricanes (0-3; 0-5)

GIRLS

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Ramaz 45 Flatbush 44

Leila Sakhai hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Rams (2-1; 3-4) the win after Flatbush had rallied from a 7-point halftime deficit. Sakhai scored a game-high 19 points and Serena Olshin added 12 for Ramaz. Stacey Gelber led the Falcons (2-1; 2-5) with 16 points, Merle Kassab added 13 and Camielle Mosseri had 10.

SKA 51 North Shore H.A. 48

Jamie Feder hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with :30 left as the Sonics (3-0) rallied from 12 points down in the 3rd quarter. Daphna Steinmetz had 21 points for SKA. Alexa Hajibay led the Lions with 19 points, Dillan Haghighat added 13 and Shirel Kashimallak had 11.

Weekend Results - Boys/Girls - Nov. 11-12, 2023

Nov. 12

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Boys

Ohr Yisroel 63 Ramaz 62

Reuven Rozehzadeh hit the game-winning layup with :00.3 left to cap off a 27-point night as the Flames (2-1; 2-3) rallied from seven points down in the final two minutes. Shortly before Rozehzadeh’s heroics, Yirmi Gross was fouled on a 3-pointer and hit all three shots. He finished with 26 points. Isaac Ohayon led the Rams (2-1; 8-4) with 22 points and Milan Kushner and Bobby Sigoura added 10 each.

Frisch 41 North Shore H.A. 38

The Cougars (3-0; 5-2) trailed by five at the end of the 3rd quarter but scored the first 13 points of the 4th and then held on down the stretch. Eytan Slasky led Frisch with 14 points, including four 3-pointers, and Roni Heumann added 12 points. Jordan Zarka and Eli Bokhour each scored 14 points for the Lions (0-1; 1-6).

Nov. 11

Boys

MIDATLANTIC

Berman H.A. 67 Yeshiva Mekor Chaim 36

Sophomores Alex August (15 points) and Gabey Margulies (13) led the way for the Cougars in the season opener for both teams. Yoni Bakaev had 13 points and Yaakov Meister added 12 for the Cyclones.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Flatbush 63 HAFTR 59

Beni Keda scored 23 points and Ronnie Chaaya and Isaac Cooper added 13 each as the Falcons (2-0; 10-1) rallied from 12 down early in the 3rd quarter for their sixth straight win. Sam Siri paced the Hawks (2-1; 4-5) with 21 points and Peter Drukker had 11.

Girls

YESHIVA LEAGUE

HAFTR 55 HANC 30

The Hawks improve to 2-2 and the Hurricanes are now 1-2.

Yeshiva League Results - Boys/Girls - Nov. 7-9, 2023

Nov. 9

GIRLS

Flatbush 51 North Shore H.A. 49

The Falcons (2-0; 2-4) tied it with under a minute left and won it on a Merle Kassab layup with :09 remaining. The Lions (0-1; 1-4) missed a pair of free throws and a 3-pointer in the final seconds. Kassab led Flatbush with 19 points and Stacey Gelber added 10.

Kushner 50 CeNtral 41

The Cobras are 1-2 and the Wildcats drop to 0-4.

BOYS

Frisch 51 JEC 40

Max Schachter scored 13 points and Joshua Markovitz added 11 as the Cougars (2-0; 4-2) held off a 2nd half rally. Yechiel Kadosh had 10 points for the Thunder (0-2; 1-4), who hit nine 3-pointers in the game and only four 2-pointers.

Heschel 48 Rambam 23

The Heat (3-0; 3-1) cruised at home. The Ravens fell to 1-2.

HAFTR 58 Waterbury Yeshiva 43

The game was close for three quarters and the Wolfpack (1-2; 2-4) went up one on the first shot of the 4th. But the Hawks (2-0; 4-4) scored 20 of the final 24 points to win going away.

SAR 61 Kushner 26

The Sting (1-1; 2-4) went up double figures early in The Hive and cruised from there. The Cobras drop to 1-2.

Nov. 8

GIRLS

SAR 56 HAFTR 32

Behind outstanding 3-point shooting and defense the Sting (2-0; 4-2) steadily pulled away in the 2nd half. Clara Rosen led SAR with 17 points, Liv Solomon added 16 and Nava Bousbib scored 14. The Hawks are now 1-2.

BOYS

Ramaz 59 MTA 36

The Rams (2-0; 8-3) cruised with a balanced attack led by 11 points each from Bobby Sigoura and Evan Glasberg and 10 from Isaac Ohayon. Josh Treuhaft and Aron Sabol each had 12 points for the Lions (0-2; 1-5).

Nov. 7

GIRLS

SKA 59 HANC 23

Daphna Steinmetz scored 21 points to lead the Sonics (2-0). The Hurricanes are now 0-1 in the league, 1-1 overall.

BOYS

TABC 67 Hillel 44

Charlie Simmons scored 17 points, Ayden Gurin added 14 and Eyal Kinderlehrer had 13 as the visiting Storm (1-0; 3-2) won their regular season opener. Eli Braha paced the Heat (0-2; 2-7) with 25 points.

Heschel 34 JEC 30

The Heat (2-0; 2-1) squandered an 11-point 3rd quarter lead but scored the game’s final eight points to get the win. The Thunder (0-1; 1-3) had scored just 13 points before three 3-pointers late in the 3rd quarter - including one at the buzzer - got them to within 2 heading to the 4th. They took the lead and led 30-26 late but did not score again.

YDE 60 HANC 44

Isaac Beda had 25 points and Isaac Nsiri added 22 to lead the Thunder (2-2; 3-4). The Hurricanes are now 0-5, 0-3 in the league.

Shalhevet boys, girls sweep Glouberman titles

For the second straight year, the Shalhevet Firehawks boys and girls won the Steve Glouberman Z’L Basketball Tournament.

Double figure leads figured into both championship games - with the girls nearly squandering theirs against Frisch and the boys rallying for a late victory over Ramaz.

The Firehawks’ Yalee Schwartz and Arielle Grossman were named co-MVPs of the girls’ tourney following the 56-50 win over the Cougars in a rematch of the last year’s title game. It was the third straight tournament title for the girls. Grossman scored 21 points, including six 3-pointers and Schwartz had 16 points and 12 rebounds.

The girls’ All Tournament team included Dillan Haghighat of North Shore H.A., YULA’s Kira Heumann, Eliana Wolfson of H.A. Miami, Samantha Pruzansky of Frisch and Kira Kupferman of Shalhevet.

In the boys’ championship, Ramaz seemingly had things in control before the Firehawks started chipping away. The Rams missed four free throws in the final minute setting the stage for sophomore Yaakov Lieberman’s driving layup and one with :03.1 to play that tied and won the game.

Aiden Bitran scored 27 points and was named MVP of the boys’ tourney. Isaac Ohayon led the Rams with 18 points. Ohayon made the All-Tournament Team along with teammate Evan Glasberg, Shalhevet’s Zev Jacobson, Yishai Rosenblatt of YULA and Daniel Pollack of H.A. Miami.

Tournament Results

GIRLS

Preliminary Games

Shalhevet 61 SAR 27
YULA 55 Ramaz 43
H.A. Miami 49 North Shore H.A. 44
Frisch 54 H.A. Miami 48
Shalhevet 55 Flatbush 26
Ramaz 50 North Shore H.A. 48
Frisch 54 YULA 51
SAR 58 Flatbush 33

Quarterfinals

Ramaz 51 H.A. Miami 47
SAR 69 YULA 61
Shalhevet 66 North Shore H.A. 49
Frisch 42 Flatbush 16

Semifinals

Shalhevet 68 SAR 32
Frisch 74 Ramaz 40

Championship

Shalhevet 56 Frisch 50

Consolation

Flatbush 53 North Shore H.A. 46
YULA 47 H.A. Miami 42
Ramaz 40 SAR 26

BOYS

Preliminary Games

Shalhevet 57 SAR 56
YULA 66 Jewish Culture 33
Ramaz 59 H.A. Miami 58
Frisch 41 Jewish Culture 32
Shalhevet 50 Frisch 48
SAR 57 H.A. Miami 55
YULA 57 Ramaz 47

Quarterfinals

Shalhevet 65 Jewish Culture 45
Ramaz 57 SAR 47
H.A. Miami 53 Frisch 46

Semifinals

Shalhevet 44 H.A. Miami 35
Ramaz 55 YULA 46

Championship

Shalhevet 59 Ramaz 58

Consolation

Frisch 47 Jewish Culture 46
Jewish Culture 51 SAR 43