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Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School LIONS defeat Maimonides School M-CATS 53-45!
- Updated: October 30, 2025
In an intense postseason matchup that showcased resilience, teamwork, and determination, the 14-seed JDS Lions defeated the 19-seed Maimon M-Cats by a final score of 53–45. The game was a display of grit from both teams, featuring strong defense, sharp execution, and memorable moments on both ends of the court.
From the opening tip, it was clear this would be a tightly contested battle. The first quarter saw both sides trading baskets, with neither able to pull away. JDS closed out the frame narrowly ahead, 11–10, following several well-executed plays that demonstrated their balanced offense and defensive discipline.
Maimon responded in the second quarter with impressive ball movement and confident shooting. Their persistence paid off in the closing seconds of the half when number 15 hit a dramatic buzzer-beater, giving Maimon a 26–21 halftime lead. The shot electrified the crowd and gave the M-Cats valuable momentum heading into the locker room.
JDS came out strong in the third quarter, refusing to back down. With tightened defense and strong communication on both ends, the Lions clawed their way back into the game. Their persistence paid off as they tied the score at 36–36 heading into the fourth quarter, setting the stage for an exciting finish.
In the final period, JDS demonstrated poise and control. Their teamwork shined as they executed smart plays, maintained strong defensive coverage, and capitalized on key opportunities. The Lions’ depth proved decisive, as they pulled ahead and held Maimon to just nine points in the final frame. JD’s 17-point fourth quarter surge sealed the 53–45 victory and a well-deserved spot in the next round of competition.
Both teams played with heart and intensity throughout the contest. Maimon’s disciplined defense and the standout performance by number 15 kept the pressure on, while JDS’s’s collective effort and adaptability defined their comeback.
The game also saw a difficult moment for JDS in the fourth and final quarter, as number 3 suffered a devastating injury to his foot during play. The team and fans alike hope for his swift and full recovery so he can return to the court and continue contributing to his team’s success.
Overall, the matchup between JDS and Maimon highlighted the very best of high school basketball—skill, sportsmanship, and determination. Both programs can take pride in their performance, but it was JD’s’s composure and second-half dominance that ultimately made the difference.

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