National Results - Boys - Jan. 4, 2024

SCOTT SATRAN TOURNAMENT

Jewish Culture HS 63 HANC 40

The #24 Lions (11-5) won their third straight game. Hurricanes fall to 1-12.

Magen David 57 DRS 49

Mark Sarder scored 14 points and Moses Smeke added 10 as the #1 Warriors (24-2) won their 10th straight game. Aiden Buchbinder and Simon Bitton each scored 11 for the #16 Wildcats (9-7).

Berman H.A. 58 JEC 47 OT

Gabey Margulies scored a career-high 33 points and the #18 Cougars (8-4) rallied from nine down in the 2nd half. The Thunder drop to 8-10.

HAFTR 63 Mekor Chaim 41

The host #15 Hawks (11-11) won their third straight game. Cyclones now 3-6.

North Shore H.A. 54 Ramaz 49

The #20 Lions (8-13) won their fourth straight game after Jonah Carmilli forced the second overtime with a 3-pointer with :21 left in the 1st. The #5 Rams are now 17-8.

MAIMONIDES INVITATIONAL

Maimonides 59 Farber Hebrew Day 40

Avi Schwartz’s 15 points led four players in double figures as the host #13 M-Cats (7-1) won their seventh straight game. Jonathan Greenbrg added 12 points, Raanan Gewurz had 11 and Aaron Banks scored 10. Gideon Lopatin led the Fire (3-2) with 14 points.

Kohelet 67 Kushner 26

Asher Kahlon had 24 points, 12 rebounds, Daniel Benjamini added 14 points and Izzy Weiner had 13 to lead the Kings (9-2).

MIDATLANTIC

Barrack H.A. vs Germantown Friends

NORTHEAST

Leffell 71 Greenburgh-North Castle 49

Will Hirsch scored 30 points, Russell Wechsler added 17 and Jascha Weiss had 11 as the Lions (4-3) won their third straight game.

Eagle 31 Golda Och 29

Ari Komorovski led the Roadrunners (3-7) with 12 points.

Gann vs Brimmer & May

SOUTHEAST

Hillel Miami vs Greater Miami Academy

MIDWEST

Fuchs Mizrachi 91 Hearts for Jesus 55

Nate Jacobs had 36 points and 15 rebounds and Moshe Jacobs added 21 points as the #23 Mayhem (6-2) hit 18 three-pointers en route to their fourth straight win.

WEST

Independence Home School 64 Hyman Brand H.A. 54

The Rams are now 1-4.

Second Baptist 89 Emery Weiner 48

The #23 Jaguars are now 8-2.

Northwest Yeshiva HS 54 Concordia Christian 52

Joe Benoliel scored 25 points and Evan Kaufthal added 11 for the Lions (3-5).

CALIFORNIA

YULA 52 AGBU-Canoga Park 39

The #6 Panthers (14-9) trailed by 10 late in the 3rd but closed the game on a 29-6 run.

Valley Torah 72 St. Monica 63

Ethan List scored 16 points and Gabriel R’bibo and Ben Mahgarefteh added 15 each as the #8 Wolfpack (14-6) snapped a 4-game slide.

Valley Torah 60 Hollywood 39

On their third Ernie Banks Day of the season, the #8 Wolfpack (15-6) got 22 points from Nehoray Edri and 11 from Levi Banon.

Mar Vista 74 San Diego Jewish Academy 48

Jack Silberstein led the Lions (5-7) with 14 points and Ethan Abeles added 12.

Southern California Yeshiva 61 Health Sciences 21

Nadav Aron scored 24 points, Zachary Eiseman added 14 and Adin Factor had 12 as the Hawks (6-4) won their third straight game.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Waterbury Yeshiva vs YDE

National Results - Girls - Jan. 4, 2024

MAIMONIDES INVITATIONAL

Round Robin

HANC 49 Maimonides 47

Addison Floumanhaft scored 24 points and Alana Rubensohn added 17 as the Hurricanes (5-8) rallied from 18 down in the 3rd quarter. Leah Kaplan scored 17 points for the M-Cats (3-2) and Lizzy Muzin added 16.

Kohelet 39 Kushner 38

MIDATLANTIC

Takoma Academy 61 Berman H.A. 32

The #14 Cougars (3-2) had their 3-game win streak snapped.

Germantown Friends 35 Barrack H.A. 24

Mikayla Trajtenberg scored 15 points for the #18 Cougars (2-5).

NORTHEAST

Golda Och vs Orange

SOUTHEAST

Katz YHS vs Hillel Miami

MIDWEST

Fuchs Mizrachi 42 Hearts for Jesus 30

The Mayhem (6-4) extended their win streak to four games.

WEST

Emery Weiner vs Northland Christian

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Frisch 74 Ma’ayanot 21

Zoey Levy scored 20 points, Izzy Nadtrich added 19 and Evelyn Fried had 10 as the #2 Cougars (11-0; 15-1) won their ninth straight game. The #10 Rapids (6-4) had their 3-game win streak snapped.

SKA 50 North Shore H.A. 39

Daphna Steinmetz scored 27 points and Jaime Feder added 10 as the #9 Sonics (9-3) won their fifth straight game and clinched 1st Place in the East. The #13 Stars (7-4; 8-7) had a shot at winning the division if they had won but instead will finish 3rd. Rebecca Golyan led North Shore with 14 points and Dillan Haghighat scored 12.

National Results - Boys - Jan. 3, 2023

MIDATLANTIC

Friends Central 66 Barrack H.A. 28

Cougars are 3-4/

NORTHEAST

Portledge 89 Schechter L.I 16

Lions fall to 0-6.

Gann vs Bancroft

MIDWEST

Holy Trinity 59 Fasman Yeshiva 42

The Yeshiva is now 6-5.

CALIFORNIA

deToledo 88 Academy for Careers & Exploration 54

Ben Akoka scored 23 points to lead four players in double figures for the #17 Jaguars (9-5). Jake Schultz added 20 points, Liad Edri had 17 and Max Bromberg scored 16.

San Diego Jewish Academy 71 Calvin Christian 54

Ethan Abeles made his season debut count with 29 points to lead the Lions (5-6), Jack Silberstein added 18 and Jacob Rissman had 10.

National Results - Girls - Jan. 3, 2024

MIDATLANTIC

Friends Central 73 Barrack H.A. 28

Mikayla Trajtenberg led the #18 Cougars (2-4) with 11 points.

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 78 YULA 55

Yalee Schwartz scored 38 points, Arielle Grossman added 28 on a school-record 9 three-pointers and Kira Kuperman had 12 points to lead the #1 Firehawks (19-5) over the #6 Panthers (16-10).

YESHIVA LEAGUE

SKA 44 Flatbush 36

Daphna Steinmetz scored 22 points and Leah Sicklick added 11 as the #9 Sonics (8-3) avenged an earlier loss and tied the #7 Falcons (8-3; 8-7) atop the Eastern Conference.

Ramaz 70 Hillel 38

Leila Sakhai scored a JHA-season best 42 points to lead the #12 Rams (6-5; 13-8) and Molly Hiltzik added 12 points. The Heat drop to 2-9.

HAFTR 59 Central 36

Megan Scharf scored 18 points and Abbi Kammerman and Olivia Weinrib added 10 each as the Hawks (4-7; 8-8) clinched the final playoff spot. Wildcats end season 0-12.

Jewish Hoops America National Top 18

In the first JHA High Chai of the 2023-24 season, the Shalhevet Firehawks pick up where they left off last year: in the #1 spot with all but one first-place vote.

The Frisch Cougars, whose only loss came to Shalhevet in the Glouberman Tournament final, i edged out Tanenbaum CHAT for the #2 spot. The Tigers’ easily won the Weiner Tournament title and like last year lost only once this season, in their conference championship game.

The North Shore Hebrew Academy Lions and Rochelle Zell Tigers make their first appearances in the girls ranking, which debuted last year.

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

1.Shalhevet/Los Angeles,CA (9)…………….18-5…………179……………-
2.Frisch/Paramus,NJ………………………………..14-1…………166…………...-
3.Tanenbaum CHAT/Toronto,ON (1)………20-1……….164…………….-
4.SAR/Bronx,NY…………………………………………9-3…………146…………..-
5.Ida Crown/Skokie,IL………………………………4-3…………119……………-
6.YULA/Los Angeles,CA………………………….16-9…………111…………….-
7.Flatbush/Brooklyn,NY……………………………8-6…………110…………….-
8.Hebrew Academy/Miami Beach,FL…….9-4………….99…………….-
9.SKA/Hewlett,NY…………………………………….. 7-3………… 94…………….-
10.Ma’ayanot/Teaneck,NJ………………………...6-3………….87…………….-
11.Yavneh/Dallas,TX…………………………………….7-4………….73…………….-
12.Ramaz/New York,NY…………………………….12-8………….71……………..-
13.North Shore H.A./Great Neck,NY………..8-6…………64…………….-
14.Berman H.A./Rockville,MD……………………3-1…………..51…………….-
15.Jewish Day School/Rockville,MD………..4-3………….43…….……..-
16.Milken/Los Angeles,CA…………………………8-5…………38……………-
TieRochelle Zell/Deerfield,IL…………………….8-4………….38…………..-
18.Barrack H.A./Bryn Mawr,PA…………………..2-3…………16……….-

Others Receiving Votes: Maimonides, 13; Margolin, 12; Ilan, 12; Fuchs Mizrachi, 1; Northwest Yeshiva HS, 1.