National Results - Boys - Nov. 9, 2025

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BOYS

DRS 45 TABC  36

Yitz Bennett scored 18 points and Gaby Spodek added 13 and the Wildcats (2-0; 6-2) used a 16-2 2nd half run to take control. The Storm is 2-4, 1-1 in the league.

JEC  61 Heschel 42

Aaron Rozehzadeh led the Thunder (1-1; 4-5) with 15 points and Michael Schnur added 14. The Heat fall to 0-4.

Ramaz  53 MTA 34

Emmanuel Kushner led the Rams (3-0; 5-4) with 14 points and Asaf Seinfeld and Stanley Cayre each added 12. Gavi Engel scored 16 points for the Lions (1-2) and Yishai Neiss had 11.

Flatbush  77 Rambam 40

The Falcons move to 10-3, 2-1 in the league. Ravens are 1-4 in the league, 1-6 overall.

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National Results - Boys & Girls - Nov. 8, 2025

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GIRLS

Flatbush 54 Magen David 33

Kelly Fatiha led the Falcons (4-0; 4-4) with 13 points and Esther Kroub added 10. The Warriors are 2-5.

HANC 46 HAFTR 43 OT

Binah Baturov scored 21 points and Tehila Reiss added 10 as the Hurricanes (2-0) rallied from 7 points down in the 4th. The Hawks (3-2) had their 3-game win streak snapped.

BOYS

Magen David 49 SAR 46

Jacob Chami’s 3-pointer with :31 seconds left won it for the Warriors (2-0; 7-3). Chami and Samuel Chira each scored 14 points and Chira pulled down 17 rebounds. Evan Goldberg led the Sting (1-1; 7-3) with 20 points.

HAFTR 56 HANC 41

Game was close through 3 but the Hawks (2-0; 5-3) pulled away late for their fourth straight win. Asher Freundlich scored 21 points, Daniel Naumberg added 14 and Nate Mayer had 10. The Hurricanes are now 1-1 in the league, 3-2 overall.

National Results - Boys & Girls - Nov. 6, 2025

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BOYS

Frisch 73 Flatbush 66

Isaac Stepner scored 22 points, Nathan Neufeld added 17 and Noam Grossman had 12 as the Cougars (3-1; 7-2) avenge loss in last weekend’s Glouberman tourney final and snap Falcons (1-1: 9-3) 4-game win streak. Frisch went 2-1 in Back-to-Back-to Back league games this week. Charles Levy led Flatbush with 12 points and Sam Jemal and Claude Pardo added 11 each.

SAR 63 Hillel 38

In the league opener for both teams, Avery Simon led the Sting (7-2) with 12 points and Evan Goldberg added 11. Bruce Epstein had 8 points for the Heat (4-4).

Ramaz 67 Kushner 50

Noah Hiltzik scored 23 points, including 14 in the 1st quarter, Alon Sidi had 16 and Asaf Seinfeld added 13 to lead the Rams (2-0; 4-4) on the road. Yoni Finkelstein led the Cobras (2-1) with 16 points and Ryan Brand added 14.

Magen David 65 Rambam 23

Jacob Chami scored 14 points and Solly Hara added 13 as the Warriors (6-3) won their league opener. Ravens now 1-3 in the league, 1-5 overall.

MTA 56 Heschel 38

The Lions (1-1) scored the last eight points of the first half to lead by 11 and then outscored the Heat (0-3) 19-0 in the 3rd to put the game away. Yishai Neiss led MTA with 16 points and Efraim Avramov added 13.

YDE 69 Waterbury Yeshiva 56

The Thunder now 1-1 in the league, 1-3 overall. Wolfpack fall to 1-3.

GIRLS

HAFTR 47 Ma’ayanot 45 OT

Maya Spira scored 18 points as the Hawks (3-1) won their third straight game. Sivan Sher led the Rapids (1-4) with 10 points.

National Results - Boys & Girls - Nov. 5, 2025

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GIRLS

Flatbush 46 Ramaz 35

Kelly Fatiha’s 18 points led the Falcons (3-0; 3-4). Rams are now 2-5, 1-2 in the league.

HANC 42 Magen David 37

Binah Baturov scored 17 points and Tehila Reiss added 12 as the Hurricanes won their season opener. Rina Fatiha and Michelle Cohen had 12 points each for the Warriors (2-4).

Heschel 62 Hillel 53

Manhattan Heat improve to 3-0. Jersey Heat now 0-4.

BOYS

TABC 62 Frisch 48

Akiva Borgen scored 19 points, Yonatan Faber added 16 and Yosef Kahn had 10 to lead the Storm (1-0; 2-3) in their league opener. Isaac Stepner had 17 points and 12 rebounds for the Cougars (2-1; 6-2), who never recovered from scoring just one point over the final six minutes of the first half. Jesse Reinhart added 12 points.

National Results - Boys & Girls - Nov. 3-4, 2025

Nov. 4

BOYS

DRS 46 YDE 42

Elisha Tsaidi scored 24 points as the Wildcats (1-0; 5-2) won the league opener for both teams. The Thunder are now 0-3 overall.

Frisch 44 MTA 40 OT

Isaac Stepner’s long 3-pointer from the top of the key with :26 left put the Cougars ahead and they held on for the comeback win. Stepner, the Cougars’ leading scorer, struggled most of the game and had just 3 points through three quarters. But he scored the Cougars’ final five points of regulation to tie the game and the last five points of overtime.

GIRLS

Ma’ayanot 41 Hillel 37

Leeba Weiss led the Rapids (1-3) with 11 points. Ruby Shalom and Mary Cohen each had 10 points for the Heat (0-3).

Nov. 3

Heschel 54 Magen David 48

The Heat improve to 2-0. Michelle Cohen and Rina Fatiha led the Warriors (2-3) with 12 points each and Danielle Alfaks added 11.