JHA National Results - Boys - Feb. 2, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

Jewish Day School 55 St. Anselms 51 OT

Dylan Shank scored 18 points and Matty Stillman added 12 for the #14 Lions (19-6).

Beth Tfiloh 76 Key 51

Natan Brum led the Warriors (11-13) with 23 points, Evan Rubenstein had 20 and Seth Kott added 17.

NORTHEAST

Maimonides  56 Pioneer Valley 48

Amiel Jotkowitz’s 17 points led four players in double figures for the M-Cats (9-15). Itai Weinograd added 13 points, Ariel Jeselsohn 11 and Sam Marcus scored 10.

Gann 57 Landmark 35

The #20 Red Heifers improve to 16-4.

Trinity Christian 61 Hillel Pittsburgh 59

Zach Itskowitz led the Heat (6-5) with 27 points and Coby Shaw added 17.

CANADA

Mother Theresa 66 Tanenbaum CHAT 55

Jacob Zackheim led the Tigers (12-7) with 30 points and Connor Adam had 10.

Herzliah 49 Laurier MacDonald 39

Wildcats are now 6-3.

SOUTHEAST

Cooper Memphis vs Central Baptist

MIDWEST

Rochelle Zell 60 Wolcott College Prep 43

Lev Dolinsky scored 30 points and grabbed 14 rebounds and Nosson Lifchitz had 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Tigers (3-14).

WEST

Lakehill Prep 49 Yavneh Dallas 47

Aeden Haviv led the Bulldogs (10-11) with 12 points, Brendy Eber added 11 points and Judah mann had 10.

Northwest Yeshiva HS 61 Bush 60

The #22 Lions (12-8) held on for their first win in recent years over a 1A team when a 70-footer at the buzzer just missed the mark. Sam Weichbrodt led the way with 21 points and Adin Goldsmith added 14.

CALIFORNIA

Milken 59 YULA 50

Daniel Werner led the #1 Wildcats (18-13) with 16 points and Daniel Kohanim had 14. Kobi Mahler paced the #24 Panthers (8-19) with 16 points.

Faith Baptist 81 Valley Torah 65

The #5 Wolfpack are 24-6.

San Diego Jewish Academy 51 Calvin Christian 35

The Lions are 15-4.

Kehillah Jewish vs Basis Independent

JHA National Results - Girls - Feb. 1, 2026

HAFTR INVITATIONAL

9th Place

HAFTR 49 HANC 39

Hawks are 10-12. Hurricanes drop to 6-19.

Tier 2 Semifinals

Flatbush 49 Ma’ayanot 41

The #12 Falcons are 13-11. Leeba Weiss led the Rapids (7-12) with 17 points and Tali Sladowsky had 13.

H.A. Miami 57 Magen David 17

Eli Wolfson led the #9 Warriors (19-11) with 24 points and Tali Winer added 13. The Warriors fall to 4-17.

Tier 1 Semifinals

Berman H.A. 49 Katz YHS 41

The #15 Cougars (15-3) beat the #10 Storm (12-10) for the second time in the tournament. Katz could not overcome 1st quarter injury to leading scorer Sarah Leff.

SKA 59 North Shore H.A. 48

Leah Sicklick scored 21 points and Lea Steinmetz added 17 as the #6 Sonics (14-5) avenged a loss in the prelims. The #8 Lions (20-7) had their 5-game win streak snapped.

Tier 2 Final

H.A. Miami 48 Flatbush 22

Eli Wolfson scored 21 points to lead the #9 Warriors (20-11). The #12 Falcons are 13-12.

Championship

Berman H.A. 47 SKA 42

The #15 Cougars (16-3) split with the #6 Sonics (14-6) in the tournament but won the game that counted. Adi Topolosky led Berman with 11 points.

NORTHEAST

Frisch 51 Barrack H.A. 43

Aly Weber had 13 points and Zoey Levy added 11 as the #2 Cougars (18-2) won their fifth straight game. Mikayla Trajtenberg led the #7 Cougars (12-10) with 21 points and Silvie Hersz scored 11,

MIDWEST

Ida Crown 69 Rochelle Zell 68

The #16 Aces (11-6) held off the #17 Tigers (9-5) in a game that saw nine lead changes in the second half alone. The loss snapped Rochelle Zell’s 4-game win streak. They were led by Shylee Blavvise with 27 points and Gaya Bannai with 25.

Chai High - JHA Girls National Top 18

Jewish Hoops America
National Top 18
Feb. 2, 2026
Games through Feb. 1

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

1.Frisch/Paramus,NJ…………………………………18-2……………………..2
2.SAR/Bronx,NY……………………………………….23-1………………………1
3.Tanenbaum CHAT/Toronto,ON …………22-2…….………………3
4.Shalhevet/Los Angeles,CA …………………17-8……………………..4
5.YULA/Los Angeles,CA………………………….15-9……….……………5
6.Barrack H.A./Bryn Mawr,PA………………….12-10…………..………7
7.SKA/Hewlett,NY………………………………………14-6……………………6
8.North Shore H.A./Great Neck,NY……….20-7……………………8
9.Berman H.A./Rockville,MD…………………..16-3…………………….15
10.Katz YHS/Boca Raton,FL……………………,.12-10………………….10
11.Hebrew Academy/Miami Beach,FL…….20-11………….………9
12.Milken/Los Angeles,CA………………………..14-10………………….11
13.Ida Crown/Skokie,IL………………………………11-6……………………16
14.Rochelle Zell/Deerfield,IL……………………...9-5…………………..17
15.Jewish Day School/Rockville,MD…………10-5…………………18
16.Flatbush/Brooklyn,NY……………………………13-12…………………12
17.Fuchs Mizrachi/Beechwood,OH…………..10-6………………….13
18.Beth Tfiloh/Baltimore,MD………………………8-10…………………..-

JHA National Results - Boys - Feb. 1, 2026

TANZMAN TOURNAMENT

5th Place

Denver Academy of Torah 66 Columbus Torah Academy 47

Natan Shafran led the Wolves (8-6) with 20 points and Ami Gittler and Ami Gelman added 12 each. Yoni Bindell had 17 for the Lions (5-7) and Sam Frank scored 14.

3rd Place

Mekor Chaim 49 Atlanta Jewish Academy 35

Sammy Carter scored 20 points and Yoni Bakayev added 10 to lead the Cyclones (14-11).

Championship

Or Chaim Toronto 57 Farber Detroit 50

Avi Garson led the Knights (9-3) with 16 points, Yonatan Sarna added 15 and Ethan Berkowitz had 10. Jake Schon had 24 points and Ira Gardin scored 17 for the Fire (9-2) who had their 5-game win streak snapped.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

DRS 62 Hillel 52

The #2 Wildcats (13-1; 21-4) will be the top seeded team in the playoffs. Despite the loss, the #15 Heat (8-6; 12-9) get a #4 seed and a home playoff game in the opening round.

Flatbush 60 Magen David 58

The #8 Warriors (11-3; 20-8) scored the game’s final nine points but came up short - and the loss by more than 1 point meant #4 Flatbush (11-3; 19-5) won the strength of schedule tiebreaker and secured the East’s #2 seed and an opening round bye.

JEC 71 HANC 36

Thunder finish the season 11-16, 6-8 in the league. The Hurricanes, 14-15 overall, made the playoffs with a 5-9 leaguie record.

YESHIVA LEAGUE Playoff Picture - Girls

VARSITY A

The playoff bracket is nearly all set with one regular season game remaining Monday night between North Shore H.A. and HANC.

This year the format was tweaked, with the top three teams in each division qualifying plus the next two records as wild cards. The wildcards will play the two division winners in the quarterfinals.

The top seed in the East is SKA (11-3). If North Shore beats HANC to tie Flatbush at 10-4, the Lions will take 2nd place on a point-differential tiebreaker. The two split their games, but the Lions won by double digits and the Falcons by 3 points.

SAR and Frisch tied atop the West at 13-1. The nod goes to the Sting as a late 3-pointer in their game against Frisch this week made it a 9-point loss and they beat the Cougars by double digits early in the season. 3rd Place in the West is Hillel (6-8).

The wildcards are HAFTR (6-8) and Ramaz (5-9), both from the East.

Ramaz will play SAR in the quarterfinals. HAFTR will play SKA.

If North Shore finishes 2nd in the East, they will play Hillel and Frisch will play Flatbush.

If North Shore loses to HANC and finishes 3rd, the Lions will face Frisch and Flatbush will play Hillel.

VARSITY B

The top 4 teams make the playoffs.

Shulamith (10-0), Ilan (7-2) and SKA (5-5) have the top three spots, and Ilan and SKA will face each other in the semifinals.

Shulamith will play 4th place, which is currently Bruriah (4-6). But if Naaleh (3-6) beats Ilan in the season finale Monday night, the Eagles will overtake the Lightning on a point differential tiebreaker. The two teams split their games this season, with Naaleh winning by 9 and Bruriah by only 4.