PLAYOFFS ACROSS JEWISH HOOPS AMERICA - GIRLS

Through Feb. 17

--CALIFORNIA--

SOUTHERN SECTION

Division 4

SHALHEVET def Bolsa Grande

Round of 16

Poly/Pasadena def SHALHEVET

Division 5

YULA def San Bernardino

Bishop Diego def MILKEN

Round of 16

Oakwood def YULA

CENTRAL COAST SECTION

Brackets announced Feb. 18

KEHILLAH JEWISH

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--COLORADO

District 8-1A

DENVER JEWISH DAY

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--FLORIDA--

District Playoffs

DISTRICT 1A-14

#1 Grandview Prep def #2 DONNA KLEIN JEWISH ACADEMY (forfeit)

DISTRICT 1A-15

Final

#1 H.A. MIAMI def #2 Sheridan Hills Christian

DISTRICT 2A-8

Final

#1 KATZ YHS def #2 Oxbridge

District 2A-13

Semifinals

#2 POSNACK JEWISH DAY def #3 Chaminade Madonna

Final

#1 Westminster def #2 POSNACK JEWISH DAY

1A REGIONALS

Region 4

Quarterfinals

#3 H.A. MIAMI def #6 Atlantic Christian

Semifinals

Feb. 18 - #3 H.A. MIAMI vs #2 Schoolhouse Prep

2A REGIONALS

Region 2

Quarterfinals

#4 West Shore def #5 KATZ YHS

Region 4

#2 Palmer Trinity def #7 POSNACK JEWISH DAY

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--ILLINOIS--

Chicago Prep Conference

Opening Round

#2 IDA CROWN has a bye

#3 ROCHELLE ZELL def #6 Northtown

Semifinals

#2 IDA CROWN def #3 ROCHELLE ZELL

Final

#2 IDA CROWN def #1 Westmont

IHSA - Class 1A

Chicago (Fenger) Sectional

Regional Semifinals

#2 ROCHELLE ZELL def #7 Schaumburg Christian

Regional Final

Feb. 19 - #2 ROCHELLE ZELL vs #4 Uplift

IHSA - Class 2A

Johnsburg Sectional

Regional Semifinals

#4 IDA CROWN def #5 Francis Parker

Regional Final

Feb. 19 - #4 IDA CROWN vs #1 Crane Medical Prep

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—KANSAS—

Great Plains Athletic Conference

Quarterfinals

#2 HYMAN BRAND H.A. def #7 Cristo Rey

Semifinals

#2 HYMAN BRAND H.A. def Kansas School for the Deaf

Final

#1 Midland Adventist def #2 HYMAN BRAND H.A.

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--MARYLAND--

Potomac Valley Athletic Conference

Quarterfinals

#1 BERMAN H.A. def McLean

#2 JEWISH DAY SCHOOL def Field

Semifinals

#1 BERMAN H.A. def Sandy Spring Friends
#2 JEWISH DAY SCHOOL def Washington International

Championship

Feb. 19 - #1 BERMAN H.A. vs #2 JEWISH DAY SCHOOL

Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland

C Conference

Quarterfinals

#6 BETH TFILOH def #3 Annapolis Area Christian

Semifinals

#2 Garrison Forest def #6 BETH TFILOH

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—MASSACHUSETTS—

Independent Girls Conference

Quarterfinals

#4 GANN def Covenant Christian

Semifinals

#1 Montrose def #4 GANN

Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association

Brackets announced Feb. 21

Division 4

MAIMONIDES

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—PENNSYLVANIA—

Penn-Jersey Athletic Association

Divisional Semifinals

KOHELET def ICHS

Final

Feb. 12 - KOHELET vs Solebury/Girard winner

Friends League - Quaker Cup

Abington Friends def BARRACK H.A.

PISAA

Commonwealth Cup

Quarterfinals

#4 BARRACK H.A. def #5 Solebury

Semifinals

Feb. 19 - #4 BARRACK H.A. vs #1 Hill School

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--TEXAS

TAPPS 3A

Heritage Christian def YAVNEH DALLAS

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-- VANCOUVER --

GVISAA

Quarterfinals

KING DAVID def Ecole Gabrielle Roy

Semifinals

Southpointe def KING DAVID

Vancouver Sea to Sky Zone Tournament

British Columbia 1A Provincial Tournament

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--YESHIVA LEAGUE--

VARSITY A

East Division

#1 SKA
#2 NORTH SHORE H.A.
#3 FLATBUSH

West Division

#1 SAR
#2 FRISCH
#3 HILLEL

Wild Cards: HAFTR, RAMAZ

Quarterfinals

SAR def RAMAZ
SKA def HAFTR
FRISCH def FLATBUSH
NORTH SHORE H.A. def HILLEL

Semifinals

Feb. 23 - SAR vs NORTH SHORE
Feb. 18 - FRISCH vs SKA

Championship

VARSITY B

#1 SHULAMITH
#2 ILAN
#3 SKA
#4 BRURIAH

Semifinals

#1 SHULAMITH def #4 BRURIAH
Feb. 17 - #2 ILAN vs #3 SKA

Championship

#1 SHULAMITH vs ILAN/SKA winner

PLAYOFFS ACROSS JEWISH HOOPS AMERICA - Boys

Through Feb. 17

--CALIFORNIA--

SOUTHERN SECTION

Opening Rounds Feb. 11

Division 3

San Marino def MILKEN

Division 4

SHALHEVET def Capistrano Valley Christian

Round of 16

SHALHEVET def Palm Springs

Quarterfinals

SHALHEVET def Jordan

Semifinals

Feb. 20 or 21 - SHALHEVET vs Colony

Division 5

Northwood def VALLEY TORAH

Division 7

YULA def Channel Islands

Round of 16

Webb def YULA

Division 8

South El Monte def TARBUT V’TORAH

SAN DIEGO SECTION

Division 5

#2 SAN DIEGO JEWISH ACADEMY has a bye into the quarterfinals

Quarterfinals

Feb. 19 - #2 SAN DIEGO JEWISH ACADEMY vs El Cajon Valley/Chula Vista Learning winner

Division 5-AA

Opening Round

#6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YESHIVA def #11 SET

Quarterfinals

Feb. 19 - #6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YESHIVA vs #3 Warner

CENTRAL COAST SECTION

Brackets announced Feb. 18

KEHILLAH JEWISH

NORTH COAST SECTION

Division 6

Opening Round

#8 JCHS SAN FRANCISCO def #9 Victory Christian

Quarterfinals

Feb. 21 - #8 JCHS SAN FRANCISCO vs #1 St. Vincent de Paul

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--COLORADO--

District 8-1A

DENVER JEWISH DAY

CHSAA 1A Regionals

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--FLORIDA--

District Playoffs

DISTRICT 1A-14

Quarterfinals

#4 Boca Raton Christian def #5 DONNA KLEIN JEWISH ACADEMY

DISTRICT 1A-15

Semifinals

#2 H.A. MIAMI def #3 Sheridan Hills Christian

Final

#1 Dade Christian def #2 H.A. MIAMI

DISTRICT 2A-8

Semifinals

#1 KATZ YHS def #4 SLAM-West Palm

Final

#1 KATZ YHS def #2 Oxbridge

DISTRICT 2A-13

Quarterfinals

#5 POSNACK JEWISH DAY def #4 Avant Garde

Semifinals

#1 Westminster def #5 POSNACK JEWISH DAY

DISTRICT 2A-14

Quarterfinals

#5 HILLEL MIAMI def #4 Innovative Education

Semifinals

#1 Miami Country Day def #5 HILLEL MIAMI

1A Regionals

Region 4

Quarterfinals

#1 Sagemont Prep def #8 H.A. MIAMI

2A REGIONALS

Region 2

Quarterfinals

#1 Santa Fe Catholic def #8 KATZ YHS

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GEORGIA

GHSA Class A Private Region 4

WEBER ATLANTA

GIAA Class A

Feb. 18 - #7 ATLANTA JEWISH ACADEMY vs #10 Thomas Jefferson

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--ILLINOIS--

Chicago Prep Conference

Quarterfinals

#1 IDA CROWN def #8 Westmont

#3 Holy Trinity def #6 ROCHELLE ZELL

Semifinals

#1 IDA CROWN def #4 Walther Christian

Championship

Feb. 19 - #1 IDA CROWN vs #3 Holy Trinity

IHSA - Class 1A

Momence Sectional

Skokie Regional

Feb. 25 - #2 IDA CROWN vs Providence St. Mel/Wolcott winner

Melrose Park Regional

Feb. 23 - #9 FASMAN YESHIVA vs #8 Collins

Amboy Sectional

Hinckley Regional

Feb. 23 - #11 ROCHELLE ZELL vs #6 Parkview Christian

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--KANSAS--

Great Plains Athletic Conference

Quarterfinals

#1 Daniel Academy def #8 HYMAN BRAND H.A.

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--MARYLAND--

Potomac Valley Athletic Conference

Quarterfinals

#2 BERMAN H.A. def Washington International
#3 JEWISH DAY SCHOOL def McLean

Semifinals

Feb. 19 - #2 BERMAN H.A. vs #3 JEWISH DAY SCHOOL

Championship

Feb. 21 -

Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association

C Conference

Semifinals

Feb. 19 - #3 BETH TFILOH vs #2 Cristo Rey

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--MASSACHUSSETTS--

Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association

Division 4

MAIMONIDES

Massachusetts Bay Independent League

Semifinals

#1 GANN def Cambridge of Weston

Final

Chapel Hill Chauncy Hall def #1 GANN

NEPSAC

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--NEW YORK--

Section 1 Class B

Opening Round

Feb. 19 - #6 LEFFELL vs #11 Yonkers Montessori

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--ONTARIO--

TDCAA A

Quarterfinals

#3 OR CHAIM TORONTO def #6 UTS

Semifinals

Feb. 19 - #3 OR CHAIM TORONTO vs #2 Frere Andre

TDCAA AAA

Quarterfinals

#4 TANENBAUM CHAT def #5 Brebeuf

Semifinals

Feb. 19 - #4 TANENBAUM CHAT vs Senator O’Connor

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--PENNSYLVANIA--

Penn-Jersey Athletic Association
Divisional Quarterfinals

#4 MESIVTA def #5 KOHELET

Semifinals
#1 Ligouri def #4 MESIVTA

PJAA League Championships

Quarterfinals

#5 Pine Forge def #4 MESIVTA

Friends League - Quaker Cup

#6 George School def #9 BARRACK H.A.

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--QUEBEC--

GMAA

Division 3

Quarterfinals

Lower Canada def H.A. MONTREAL

Division 4.1

Quarterfinals

Feb. 18 - HERZLIAH vs Westwood

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--TEXAS--

TAPPS 1A

BEREN HOUSTON def Lifestyle Christian

Round of 16

BEREN HOUSTON def Heritage

Quarterfinals

BEREN HOUSTON vs Founders Christian

TAPPS 3A

Round of 16

YAVNEH DALLAS def Christian Life

Quarterfinals

Feb. 19 - YAVNEH DALLAS vs Lucas Christian

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-VANCOUVER- -

GVISAA

1st Round

KING DAVID def Regent Christian

Quarterfinals

KING DAVID def Meadowridge

Semifinals

Feb. 24 - KING DAVID vs Southpointe

Vancounver Sea to Sky Zone Championships

Semifinals

Feb. 20 - KING DAVID vs Pemberton

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--WASHINGTON--

Sea-Tac 1B

Qualifying

#6 NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS def #11 Redeemer Christian
#6 NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS def Northwest Christian
#6 NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS def Crosspoint

NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS qualifies for Districts

District 1/2/3 2B

Opening Round

#8 NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS def Darrington

Quarterfinals

#1 Lummi Nation def #8 NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS

Consolation

Feb. 19 - #8 NORTHWEST YESHIVA HS vs #4 Muckleshoot Tribal

Winner qualifies for state tournament

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--YESHIVA LEAGUE--

East Division

#1 DRS
#2 FLATBUSH
#3 MAGEN DAVID
#4 NORTH SHORE H.A.
#5 HAFTR
#6 HANC

Byes: DRS, FLATBUSH

#3 MAGEN DAVID def #6 HANC
#4 NORTH SHORE H.A. def #5 HAFTR

West Division

#1 FRISCH
#2 RAMAZ
#3 SAR
#4 HILLEL
#5 MTA
#6 TABC

Byes: FRISCH, RAMAZ

#3 SAR def #6 TABC
#4 HILLEL def #5 MTA

Quarterfinals

Feb. 19 - FLATBUSH vs SAR
Feb. 21 - DRS vs HILLEL
Feb. 19 - RAMAZ vs MAGEN DAVID
FRISCH def NORTH SHORE H.A.

JHA National Results - Girls - Feb. 10, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

Beth Tfiloh 49 Annapolis Area Christian 44

The 6th seeded Warriors (10-10) upset the #3 seed in the IAAM C quarterfinals behind 18 points from Dana Fleisher and 17 from Shana Leibowitz.

NORTHEAST

Irvington 62 Golda Och 32

Roadrunners are 2-14.

Montrose 56 Gann 28

The Red Heifers (7-11) fell in the MBIL semifinals.

CANADA

King David 52 Ecole Gabrielle Roy 40

The Lions advance to GVISAA semifinals.

SOUTHEAST

Whitefield 79 Weber Atlanta 10

Rams are 3-19.

MIDWEST

Fuchs Mizrachi 51 Maple Heights 50

Izzy Wilbur scored 28 points to lead the #17 Mayhem (13-7).

Merritt 45 Frankel Jewish 43

The Jaguars are 6-8.

WEST

Hyman Brand H.A. 54 Cristo Rey 10

Sabra Bergh had 30 points, 15 steals and 10 rebounds and Gabby Sosland scored 12 points as the the 2nd seeded Rams (15-6) won in the Great Plains Athletic Conference quarterfinals.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Varsity A

SKA 54 HAFTR 29

Leah Sicklick scored 18 points and Lea Steinmetz added 11 and the #7 Sonics (15-6) advance to the semifinals, where they will take on #1 Frisch. The Hawks are 10-13.

Varsity B

Shulamith  vs  Bruriah

JHA National Results - Boys - Feb. 10, 2026

MIDATLANTIC

JEWISH DAY SCHOOL 60 Sandy Spring Friends 50

The #15 Lions (22-6) got their fifth straight win behind 21 points from Cyrus Blumenthal, 18 from Dylan Shank and 10 from Jesse Fisher.

Beth Tfiloh  69 Gunston 43

Seth Kott scored 20 points and Alex Kades added 11 as the Warriors (14-13) extended their win streak to five games.

NORTHEAST

Leffell 61 Tuxedo 26

Jack Horowitz led the #25 Lions (12-7) with 21 points and Jeremy Seiden added 15.

Nutley 64 Golda Och 35

Roadrunners are 5-16.

Arlington Catholic 45 Maimonides  28

Amiel Jotkowitz had 11 points for the M-Cats (11-17).

Gann 78 Cambridge of Weston 37

The #20 Red Heifers (21-4) won in the MBIL semifinals.

Hillel Pittsburgh 62 Redeemer Lutheran 24

Coby Shaw had 12 points and Zach Itskowitz added 10 to lead the Heat (8-6).

CANADA

Or Chaim Toronto  67 Crawford 63

Ethan Berkowitz led the Knights (10-4) with 18 points and Itai Sogaokar added 14.

St. John Paul II 78 Tanenbaum CHAT 37

Nathan Marcus scored 13 points for the Tigers (13-9).

SOUTHEAST

Whitefield 72 Weber Atlanta 36

The Rams are 5-21.

MIDWEST

Lakewood City 52 Fuchs Mizrachi  51

The #23 Mayhem (11-7) led by 11 in the first half and by 4 with :30 left but couldn’t hold on against a D2 opponent.

CICS Ellison 52 Rochelle Zell 40

The Tigers are 3-17.

Holy Trinity 62 Fasman Yeshiva  49

The Yeshiva is 12-10.

Farber-Detroit 39 Faith Christian 28

The Fire (12-2) won their third straight game, getting 14 points, 10 rebounds from Michael Goldman and 12 points, 11 rebounds from Ami Feldman.

Merritt 61 Frankel Jewish  35

Jaguars are 6-11.

WEST

Denver Waldorf 58 Denver Jewish Day 47

Solly Bielsky led the Tigers (9-8) with 31 points.

Beren Houston 57 Angleton Christian 39

Rafi Miller led the Stars (14-4) with 20 points and Tahel Belleli added 15.

Daniel Academy 60 Hyman Brand H.A. 30

The Rams (5-15) fall in the Great Plains Athletic Conference quarterfinals.

CALIFORNIA

High Tech NC 41 Southern California Yeshiva 28

The Hawks fall to 6-12.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Magen David    62  HANC 58

The #7 Warriors (21-8) rallied from 9 down in the 4th, scoring the game’s final 7 points to avoid the upset and advance to the quarterfinals. Samuel Chira led with 18 points and 11 rebounds and Mikey Althkefati added 17 points. Yossi Davidovits led the Hurricanes (14-16) with 24 points and Ruby Tillis added 18.

Berman's Alex August in rare company with over 3,000 points

Alex August is used to milestones.

As a sophomore guard at Berman Hebrew Academy he was the youngest Cougar ever to reach 1,000 points. Last year he became the first in school history to surpass 2,000 points.

And in a few weeks he should set the record for most career points by anyone on a Jewish high school team. On Thursday, nearing the end of his 4-year assault on the record books, he did what only one other player at a Jewish high school has done: he broke 3,000 points.

He needed 11 points entering the game against Model and took care of business quickly. Befitting his career - and uniform number - August did it with a 3-pointer from the wing with 2:48 to play in the first quarter. As soon as the shot went in he hugged the nearest teammate as the Cougar bench emptied and mobbed him on the court. He then posed with his parents, holding the requisite poster announcing his accomplishment - this one with the nice touch of a hand sign for 3-pointer followed by three zeros.

Although Model is not among the Cougars’ strongest opponents, August said he was more nervous before the game than usual and was glad to hit the big basket early. He said one thing that made the moment particularly special was the assist came from fellow senior Erez Zaghi, his close friend since kindergarten.

He said the scoring milestone is most attributable to his love for, and commitment to, the game.

“I just worked really hard,” he said. “There were moments when I’d come back from like vacation and I would immediately go work out, get some shots up, whatever, because I wanted to separate my game from everyone else. That’s the biggest key. You have to work hard for what you want.”

He added 34 points in a win over Burke Monday night. During the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference tournament next week he should pass Itzy Ribald, who scored 3,080 points for Yavneh Dallas from 1999 to 2003.

The record books are sketchy but it is believed August may be only the fourth male player ever in Maryland to hit 3K. And he has as many as 11 more games to move up the list.

Now with 3,046 points, he’ll reach #2 in the state during the tournament. Rodney Monroe had 3,047 points for St. Maria Goretti in Washington County in the mid 1980s before starring at North Carolina State and still holds the Wolfpack record for career points.

Daryl Pope had 3,063 points for Broadfording Christian in the 90s.

Likely out of reach - but who knows with August - is the state-record of 3,356 points by Louis Bullock, at Canterbury School and Laurel Baptist. Bullock went on to become the 3rd highest scorer ever at Michigan.

August’s credits his coaches for trusting him with carrying the offensive load over the past three seasons. And he thanks older guards Asher Falk and Erez Epstein for their guidance when he was a freshman.

His sophomore and junior years allowed August to begin leading the team while playing mostly with teammates he’d grown up with. This season may have been the biggest transition for him as he had to adjust to a slew of new, younger players - and being that leader Epstein and Falk were for him.

“We’ve been making it work and thank God everything’s going well,” he said.

The Cougars, ranked #13 in Jewish Hoops America’s Top 25, are on an 8-game winning streak heading into the league tournament.

Coach Yonah Singer was among the first Cougars to break 1,000 points when he played a generation ago. He said August has “put us on the map” and marveled at his accomplishment, for the hard work it required and that he still put up numbers even though, game in and game out, the other team is saying “that’s the kid we have to stop”.

Many factors made 3,000 points possible for August. He is a deadly shooter who got a chance to start on varsity as a freshman. He stayed healthy and his coaches scheduled lots of games. Tough to know for sure but it’s possible August has played in more games than any other Jewish high school baller.

Still, a strong finish will give him a 20 points per game average over his career. He’s been a consistent 44 percent shooter from the floor each year and has shot 38 percent from beyond the arc over the four years.

Here are his year-by-year totals:

YEAR……………Games…………Points…………Avg.

2022-23 …………….46…………….562……………12.2
2023-24……………..36…………….747…………….20.8
2024-25……………..40…………….913……………22.8
2025-26*..…………..31…………….824……………26.6

Total…………………….153………….3,046…………..19.9

*Through 2/9/2026