JHA National Results - Boys - Jan. 8, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

Sandy Spring Friends 66 Berman H.A. 51

The #14 Cougars (13-10) led by 1 at the end of the 3rd quarter but managed just two points in the 4th. Alex August led Berman with 18 points.

Beth Tfiloh 61 Jemicy 42

Seth Kott had 12 points to lead the Warriors (8-10) and Alex Kades added 11.

Girard 72 Kohelet 30

The Kings are 4-4.

Barrack H.A. vs Friends Central

Mesivta @ Liguori

NORTHEAST

Maimonides 54 Pioneer Valley Christian 44

Amiel Jotkowitz led the M-Cats (3-9) with 24 points and Itai Weinograd added 12.

SAR 79 Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom HS 59

The #11 Sting improve to 13-5.

Propel Montour 57 Hillel-Pittsburgh 54

Zach Itskowitz led the Heat (4-4) with 27 points and Coby Shaw added 12.

Gann  73 Boston Trinity 62

Ezra Cutler scored 28 points and Josh Baskin added 23 as the Red Heifers (7-1) won their fifth straight game.

CANADA

Frere Andre 53 Or Chaim Toronto 50

Ethan Berkowitz scored 14 points, Sam Essebag added 11 and Binyamin Zahavi had 10 for the Knights (3-2).

Yavne vs Vincent Massey

SOUTHEAST

H.A. Miami 64 Katz YHS 53

The #17 Warriors (13-13) won their third straight game. The #18 Storm (12-7) had their 3-game win streak snapped. Ethan Stern led Katz with 15 points, Ilan Attias added 14 and Nir Ovaknin scored 11.

Jewish Culture 72 Posnack Jewish Day 36

Shilo Kahan led the #7 Lions (18-11) with 17 points, Jojo Alfassy added 15, Noah Seplowitz scored 14 and Mica Hazan scored 12. The #21 Rams fall to 5-8.

Weber Atlanta 44 Landmark Christian 33

The Rams are 5-11.

Cooper Memphis 54 Westminster 52

Ben Freiden had 19 points and Jack Kampf added 16 for the Macs (8-7).

WEST

Denver Jewish Day 60 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 56

Solly Bielsky scored 33 points and Ronen Trujillo added 11 to lead the Tigers (3-2).

Yavneh Dallas 75 Lone Star North 49

Jake Yalovsky led the Bulldogs (6-9) with 21 points and Brendy Eber added 14.

CALIFORNIA

Milken  75 deToledo 24

Grayson Coleman scored 25 points and dished out 11 assists to lead the #1 Wildcats (11-10) and Danny Kohanim and Daniel Werner added 12 points each.

Valley Torah 94 St. Monica 72

Ben Mahgerefteh hit a school-record 13 triples en route to 38 points and passed the 1,000 point mark for his career as the #5 Wolfpack (20-4) started a new win streak.

San Diego Jewish Academy 53 San Diego Academy 22

The Lions (7-3) won their third straight game.

San Francisco Waldorf 52 JCHS-San Francisco 48

The Wolves fall to 8-5.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Magen David 67 YDE 56

Solly Mozaveb led the #9 Warriors (9-2; 18-7) with 15 points and Jacob Chami added 13. Moussa Alahalabi led the Thunder (4-7; 4-10) with 27 points and Elie Allaham added 17.

MTA 57 Heschel 51

The #15 Lions improve to 9-7, 7-4 in the league. The Heat are 2-9 in the league, 4-11 overall.

JHA Nationa Results - Girls - Jan. 7, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

International Christian 62 Kohelet @ ICHS 53

Avishag Alon scored 15 points for the Kings (5-3) and Meytal Benjamini had 14 points and 10 rebounds.

NORTHEAST

Maimonides 71 Roxbury Prep 37

Noah Aghion scored 27 points as the M-Cats (5-4) won their fourth straight game.

SOUTHEAST

H.A. Miami 58 Avant Garde 9

Tali Winer led the #10 Warriors (12-9) with 14 points.

St. Brendan’s 43 Posnack Jewish Day 40

The Rams (2-6) fell on a 3-pointer with :12 left. Emma Azafrani led Posnack with 21 points and Sophia Klein added 13.

MIDWEST

Ida Crown  50 University High 46

The #14 Aces are 8-4.

WEST

Denver Academy of Torah 25 Two Roads Charter 23

The Wolves won on a basket with :19 left.

Hyman Brand H.A. 59 Guadalupe Centers 27

Gabi Sosland led the Rams (5-2) with 22 points, Sabra Bergh scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Naama Reem added 11 points.

CALIFORNIA

Shalhevet 68 Oakwood 64

Gabriela Ackermann scored 22 points, Sarah Edwards added 19 and Marielle Bitran had 12 as the #4 Firehawks (13-7) extended their win streak to four games.

JHA National Results - Boys - Jan. 7, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

Episcopal 74 Jewish Day School 32

Cyrus Blumenthal acored 13 points but the #13 Lions (11-4) couldn’t keep up with a DC-area top 10 team with multiple D1 prospects.

Yeshiva Greater Washington 65 Lab School 23

Akiva Ravin scored 17 points and Yaakov Radner added 14 as the Knights (8-3) won their eighth straight game.

Mekor Chaim 52 Beth Tfiloh 42

Yoni Bakayev scored 25 points to lead the Cyclones (9-9). Natan Brum had 11 points for the Warriors (7-10) and Seth Kott added 10.

NORTHEAST

Leffell 75 Haldane 55

Nate Mirvis’ 18 points led four players in double figures for the Lions (6-3). Ben Gross added 16 points, Nadav Hadari had 13 and Jake Horowitz scored 10.

CANADA

Louis Joseph Papineau 85 Bialik 55

Bulldogs now 2-5.

SOUTHEAST

H.A. Miami 67 MAST 36

Jack Ciment led the #17 Warriors (12-13) with 18 points and Caleb Gdanski scored 17.

Jewish Culture  60 Immaculata-LaSalle 50

Mica Hazan scored 19 points, Shilo Kahan added 17 and Zee Itzkowitz had 16 to lead the #7 Lions (17-11).

Posnack Jewish Day Jewish Leadership

MIDWEST

Fuchs Mizrachi 73 Youngstown East 66

The Mayhem (8-4) extended their win streak to four games behind 27 points from Moshe Jacobs, 14 from Elisha Pizem and 10 from Elitzur Sharvit.

Ida Crown 59 Westmont 37

The #20 Aces are 8-0.

North Shore Country Day 61 Fasman Yeshiva 42

The Yeshiva is now 8-6.

Farber-Detroit  63 Merritt Christian 32

Jake Schon led the Fire (4-1) with 21 points, Michael Goldman added 17 and Ami Feldman had 15.

Cabrini 77 Frankel Jewish Academy 39

The Jaguars are 5-4.

WEST

Denver Academy of Torah 57 Two Roads Charter 50

Avi Askenazi scored 15 points, Ami Gelman added 14 and Ami Gitler had 10 to lead the Wolves (3-3).

Mount Vernon Christian 91 Northwest Yeshiva HS 39

The #22 Lions (8-2) ran out of steam without two starters and had their 5-game win streak snapped. Evan Kaufthal scored 16 points and Leon Varon had 10.

CALIFORNIA

Tarbut vTorah 51 Valley Christian 47

Ori Maya had 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Lions (6-6) and Ari Varon added 14 points, including a key 3-pointer with :12 left.

Nueva 76 Kehillah Jewish 35

The Rams are 1-5.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Ramaz 44 JEC 41

Alon Sidi led the #10 Rams (8-2; 14-7) with 10 points.

Chai High - JHA Girls National Top 18

Jewish Hoops America
National Top 18
Jan. 5, 2026
Games through Jan. 4

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

1.SAR/Bronx,NY…………………………………………16-0……………………..1
2.Frisch/Paramus,NJ…………………………………15-2…………………….2
3.Tanenbaum CHAT/Toronto,ON ………….16-2…….………………3
4.Shalhevet/Los Angeles,CA ………………….12-7……………………..4
5.YULA/Los Angeles,CA………………………….13-9……….…………….5
6.SKA/Hewlett,NY…………………………………….10-3………………………7
7.North Shore H.A./Great Neck,NY……….15-5……………………..6
8.Barrack H.A./Bryn Mawr,PA………………….6-4…………..…………8
9.Katz YHS/Boca Raton,FL……………………….7-6……………………..9
10.Hebrew Academy/Miami Beach,FL…….9-9………….………….10
11.Flatbush/Brooklyn,NY…………………………….9-7……………………..11
12.Fuchs Mizrachi/Beechwood,OH………….8-2…………………….12
13.Ramaz/New York,NY………………………………9-11……………………13
14.Ida Crown/Skokie,IL……………………………….7-4…………………….14
15.Rochelle Zell/Deerfield,IL……………………...8-4……………………15
16.Beth Tfiloh/Pikesville,MD……………………….6-7……………………16
17.Berman H.A. /Rockville, MD……………………6-1…………………….17
18.Jewish Day School/Rockville, MD…………7-2……………………18

JHA National Results - Girls - Jan. 6, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

Beth Tfiloh vs AACS

Abington Friends 57 Barrack H.A. 27

Mikayla Trajtenberg led the #8 Cougars (6-5) with 16 points.

NORTHEAST

West Side 64 Golda Och 35

Marley Fischer scored 19 points for the Roadrunners (1-8)

SOUTHEAST

H.A. Miami  58 Hillel Miami 9

Eliana Wolfson scored 20 points to lead the #10 Warriors (10-9).

Galloway 100 Weber Atlanta 13

Rams are 3-9.

MIDWEST

Cornerstone Christian def Fuchs Mizrachi 

The #12 Mayhem (8-3) had their 3-game win streak snapped.

CALIFORNIA

Basis Independent  35 Kehillah Jewish 30

Rams are now 3-4.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Ma'ayanot 51 HANC 36

Leeba Weiss had 19 points and Tali Sladowsky scored 12 to lead the Rapids (2-10). Molly Leifer had 16 points for the Hurricanes (4-9; 6-13).

Ramaz 39 Heschel 34

Natalie Safdie led the #13 Rams (5-7; 10-11) with 20 points and Rae Meyer added 16. The Heat (5-6; 8-8) still control their own playoff chances.