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(13) JEC
(20) YGW0
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(14) CESJDS
(19) Maimo0
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(16) Posnack
(17) Montreal0
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(15) Fasman
(18) Cooper0
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(9) Katz0
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(10) Ohr Hatorah0
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(6) Valley
(11) HAFTR0
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(12) RZSA0
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CESJDS Lions Dominate Maimonides M-Cats in Thrilling Blowout Victory 74-48!
- Updated: November 16, 2024
The JDS Lions came out firing in their matchup against the Maimonides M-Cats, overcoming a slow start and early foul trouble to secure a dominant 74-48 blowout victory.
The game began at a sluggish pace, with both teams struggling to find their rhythm. The Lions found themselves in foul trouble within the first few minutes, forcing them to adjust their defensive strategy. Despite this, JDS quickly found their footing and turned the game around with a commanding performance.
JDS’ Cyrus Blumenthal was the undeniable star of the game, pouring in an impressive 22 points. His consistent scoring kept the Lions energized, as he found opportunities both inside the paint and beyond the arc. Despite Maimonides’ efforts to apply pressure with tight man-to-man defense and fast transitions, the Lions’ teamwork and resilience proved too much for the M-Cats to handle.
By the second quarter, JDS had shaken off their early struggles, executing crisp offensive plays while locking down the M-Cats on defense. The Lions capitalized on turnovers, running a series of fast breaks that left Maimonides scrambling to keep up. Blumenthal continued to shine, sinking two three-pointers and driving to the basket with precision. By halftime, the Lions had established a comfortable lead, and the momentum had fully shifted in their favor.
The second half saw JDS firing on all cylinders. Their defense tightened, minimizing fouls and forcing Maimonides into difficult shots. The Lions’ bench players stepped up, maintaining the team’s energy and ensuring that the intensity never dropped. Maimonides fought back, with number 15 hitting a clutch three-pointer in the third quarter to briefly narrow the gap. However, it wasn’t enough to slow down the Lions’ surge.
As the final buzzer sounded, the JDS Lions secured a decisive 74-48 victory. While Blumenthal’s 22 points were the highlight of the game, the win was a true team effort, showcasing JDS’s depth, adaptability, and cohesion.
With such a strong performance, the Lions have made a statement and established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in this tournament. Fans will be eager to see if they can maintain this momentum as they move on to their next challenge.

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