- 11/1 FinalTABC Storm
Hillel Heat61
70 - 11/1 FinalMDY Warriors
HAFTR Hawks65
49 - 11/1 FinalHeichal Hornets
NSHA Lions60
54 - 11/1 FinalMGP Mustangs
CESJDS Lions53
52 - 11/1 FinalHANC Hurricanes
JCHS Lions41
54 - 11/1 FinalJEC Thunder
Katz Storm45
55 - 11/1 FinalMTA Lions
Cooper Macs49
39 - 11/1 FinalRZJHS Tigers
HAP Heat41
49 - 11/1 FinalFasman
MC Cyclones56
66 - 11/1 FinalLA Panthers
VBC Wolfpack42
45 - 11/1 FinalMTA Lions
Fasman43
70 - 10/31 FinalMDY Warriors
LA Panthers56
51 - 10/31 FinalJEC Thunder
Heichal Hornets51
54 - 10/31 FinalTABC Storm
HANC Hurricanes58
45 - 10/31 FinalHAP Heat
CESJDS Lions27
47 - 10/31 FinalNSHA Lions
Katz Storm59
48 - 10/31 FinalJCHS Lions
Hillel Heat58
65 - 10/31 FinalMC Cyclones
Cooper Macs74
56 - 10/31 FinalHAFTR Hawks
VBC Wolfpack51
48 - 10/31 FinalMGP Mustangs
RZJHS Tigers46
35 - 10/30 FinalTABC Storm
VBC Wolfpack50
42 - 10/30 FinalHAP Heat
Fasman56
37 - 10/30 Final/OTRZJHS Tigers
Cooper Macs55
47 - 10/30 FinalMC Cyclones
MGP Mustangs46
59 - 10/30 FinalLA Panthers
Hillel Heat54
69 - 10/30 FinalMDY Warriors
JCHS Lions57
59 - 10/30 FinalMTA Lions
CESJDS Lions29
46 - 10/30 FinalHANC Hurricanes
HAFTR Hawks54
51 - 10/30 FinalFasman
Katz Storm48
59 - 10/30 FinalCESJDS Lions
JEC Thunder45
47 - 10/30 FinalCooper Macs
Heichal Hornets37
65 - 10/30 FinalMC Cyclones
NSHA Lions39
42 - 10/29 FinalCooper Macs
Hillel Heat15
68 - 10/29 FinalHANC Hurricanes
Katz Storm68
46 - 10/29 FinalCESJDS Lions
JCHS Lions46
72 - 10/29 FinalMC Cyclones
VBC Wolfpack37
60 - 10/29 FinalHAFTR Hawks
Heichal Hornets61
45 - 10/29 FinalJEC Thunder
LA Panthers30
58 - 10/29 FinalFasman
MDY Warriors39
86 - 10/29 FinalNSHA Lions
TABC Storm40
58 - 10/29 FinalCooper Macs
MTA Lions50
29 - 10/29 FinalMGP Mustangs
CESJDS Lions51
70 - 10/29 Final/OTHAP Heat
HANC Hurricanes40
47 - 10/29 FinalMC Cyclones
RZJHS Tigers43
35
- 11/1 FinalTABC Storm
Hillel Heat61
70 - 11/1 FinalMDY Warriors
HAFTR Hawks65
49 - 11/1 FinalHANC Hurricanes
JCHS Lions41
54 - 11/1 FinalLA Panthers
VBC Wolfpack42
45 - 10/31 FinalMDY Warriors
LA Panthers56
51 - 10/31 FinalTABC Storm
HANC Hurricanes58
45 - 10/31 FinalJCHS Lions
Hillel Heat58
65 - 10/31 FinalHAFTR Hawks
VBC Wolfpack51
48 - 10/30 FinalTABC Storm
VBC Wolfpack50
42 - 10/30 FinalLA Panthers
Hillel Heat54
69 - 10/30 FinalMDY Warriors
JCHS Lions57
59 - 10/30 FinalHANC Hurricanes
HAFTR Hawks54
51 - 10/29 FinalCooper Macs
Hillel Heat15
68 - 10/29 FinalHANC Hurricanes
Katz Storm68
46 - 10/29 FinalCESJDS Lions
JCHS Lions46
72 - 10/29 FinalMC Cyclones
VBC Wolfpack37
60 - 10/29 FinalHAFTR Hawks
Heichal Hornets61
45 - 10/29 FinalJEC Thunder
LA Panthers30
58 - 10/29 FinalFasman
MDY Warriors39
86 - 10/29 FinalNSHA Lions
TABC Storm40
58 - 10/29 FinalCooper Macs
MTA Lions50
29 - 10/29 FinalMGP Mustangs
CESJDS Lions51
70 - 10/29 Final/OTHAP Heat
HANC Hurricanes40
47 - 10/29 FinalMC Cyclones
RZJHS Tigers43
35
- 11/1 FinalMGP Mustangs
CESJDS Lions53
52 - 11/1 FinalMTA Lions
Cooper Macs49
39 - 11/1 FinalRZJHS Tigers
HAP Heat41
49 - 11/1 FinalFasman
MC Cyclones56
66 - 11/1 FinalMTA Lions
Fasman43
70 - 10/31 FinalHAP Heat
CESJDS Lions27
47 - 10/31 FinalMC Cyclones
Cooper Macs74
56 - 10/31 FinalMGP Mustangs
RZJHS Tigers46
35 - 10/30 FinalHAP Heat
Fasman56
37 - 10/30 Final/OTRZJHS Tigers
Cooper Macs55
47 - 10/30 FinalMC Cyclones
MGP Mustangs46
59 - 10/30 FinalMTA Lions
CESJDS Lions29
46
- Heat Weathers the Storm! Joe Mizrahi’s 27 Points Power #3 Hillel to the 2026 National Championship, 70–61
- Lions Roar Back: #8 MTA’s 14–0 Run Beats #3 Cooper 49–39 for Seventh Place in Tier III
- Cyclones Blow Past Fasman: Aaron Hoffman’s 20 Points Carry #2 Mekor Chaim to Fifth Place in Tier III, 66–56
- Warriors Win the Battle for Fifth: Charles Sultan’s 16 Points Lead #7 MDY Past #12 HAFTR, 65–49
- Mustangs Gallop Past the Lions by One: Tuvya Gross’s 24 Points Lift #7 MGP to the Tier III Championship, 53–52
- Hornets Swarm to the Tier II Title: Akiva Jacoby’s 22 Points Lead #1 Heichal HaTorah Past #2 NSHA, 60–54
- Storm Outlasts the Thunder: Nir Ovaknin’s 14 Points Lead #3 Katz to Third Place in Tier II, 55–45
- Lions Share: Ten Scorers Carry #2 JCHS Past #13 HANC 54–41 for Third Place in Tier I
- Wolfpack Hold Off the Panthers: Meir Dan’s 18 Points and Late Free Throws Give #1 Valley a 45–42 Win
- Heat Turns Up Late: Coby Shaw’s 19 Points Lift #5 Hillel Pittsburgh to Third Place in Tier III, 49–41 Over #6 RZ
- Warriors Hold the Line: Levy and Sherr Lead MDY Past LA Panthers 56–51
- Lions Cool the Heat: #1 CESJDS Rolls Past Hillel Pittsburgh 47–27 Into the Tier III Final
- Hornets Survive the Thunder: Wiederkehr’s 29 Lifts #1 Heichal Past JEC 54–51
- Lions Weather the Storm: Ganjian’s 26 Carries #2 NSHA Past #3 Katz 59–48
- Storm Surge: Adams Pours In 23 as #8 TABC Rides Into the National Championship, 58–45
- Turning Up the Heat: Gindi’s 22 Sends #3 Hillel Past #2 JCHS and Into the Championship, 65–58
- Taming the Lions: Lev’s Four Threes Power #4 Fasman Past #8 MTA 70–43
- Cyclone Warning: Mekor Chaim Blows Past Cooper 74–56
Wildcats vs. Warriors: Magen David Emerges Victorious with Grit and Skill
- Updated: November 3, 2023
In the opening quarter of the highly anticipated matchup between the third-seeded Magen David Warriors and the eleventh-seeded Milken Wildcats, the court sizzled with intensity and electric energy. The Milken Wildcats initially seized a slim lead, but by the quarter’s end, the Magen David Warriors wrested control of the game and surged ahead. This period showcased the fierce competitiveness of both teams, setting the stage for what promised to be a thrilling contest.
Moving into the second quarter, the intensity level soared even higher as Magen David maintained a slender advantage over the Milken Wildcats. Notably, Coach Ike Dweck, an embodiment of passion, joined the fray, matching the players’ zeal with his constant shouts and animated sideline runs. Remarkably, both sides exhibited robust defensive prowess, displaying unwavering tenacity on the court. As the quarter concluded, Magen David held a six-point lead, setting the scene for an enthralling and closely fought second half.
The third quarter buzzed with unwavering energy from both teams, radiating a palpable sense of determination. Coach Ike Dweck continued to be a driving force, not only through his strategic brilliance but also by his physical presence on the sidelines, mirroring the action on the court. Magen David’s standout moment arrived with a sensational LeBron James-style chasedown block against the backboard, underlining their defensive mastery. The quarter drew to a close with Magen David maintaining a slight lead, ensuring the game remained tightly contested.
In the fourth quarter, both teams continued to orchestrate an impressive display of offensive and defensive finesse. With a mere three minutes left in the game, Milken orchestrated a spirited comeback, narrowing the deficit to a mere 4 points, unleashing a wave of excitement.
Yet, Magen David’s resolute defense proved unyielding, culminating in a game-sealing block in the waning seconds, affirming their well-deserved victory. The game’s final score bore witness to Magen David’s overall prowess and their ability to safeguard their lead throughout the contest.
The top scorer for Magen David, Moses Smeke, played a pivotal role in the triumph, amassing 24 crucial points. Conversely, it was Brandon Klein who spearheaded the scoring for Milken, notching an impressive 18 points. The final scoreline etched itself as 50 for Magen David and 39 for Milken, a testament to the fierce competition that unfolded on the hardwood.

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