On April 29th the Ma’ayanot Rapids hosted the Ramaz Rams. Alex Fuchs scored the first goal of the night, three minutes into the game. At the end of the first period Avigayil Shapiro and Ally Margulies each scored within 30 seconds of the other, making the score 3-0 at the end of the first.

Yonina Silverman netted the only goal of the second

It was a great night for The Moriah School. After the sixth grade girls defeated MDS in round one of the playoffs, it was now time for the boys to shine against RPRY.

Moriah started off on a 4-0 run, with two quick steals by Rafi Lewis, who dished off to Isaac Horowitz for the first 4 points. Horowitz went on to score 9 in the first quarter, and led Moriah with

On May 1^st, Moriah played and defeated RPRY in the quarterfinals with a lot of help from Isaac Horowitz. He finished with a double double, which included a Moriah season- high 17 points and 12 rebounds; 8 of them offensive. Horowitz also played a great defensive game with 5 steals and only one foul.

Now, Horowitz and Moriah move on to the

Frisch, SAR, Ma’ayanot, Flatbush, and Ramaz sent their track teams to the Kushner track field for a meet/competition on Sunday April 27th. Each track team had been training and practicing for months in order to ready themselves to compete in the relays. There were a 100m, 200m, 400m, half mile, mile, and 100m 4-person relay.

The day began with the

Last year, the Ma’ayanot Varsity basketball team organized a basketball clinic for girls in third through fifth grades. Its goal was to teach elementary school girls how to strengthen their skills and how to play in a game. The team put together different drills to help the girls become more comfortable with their dribbling and shooting. They also learned

On April 27 the Noam Knights girl’s hockey team played away against the SAR Sting.

In the first period, SAR took the lead ending the period 2-0. However, after getting a pep talk from their coaches, the Knights started the second period strong and Gabriella Beyda scored a goal in the second period. The team stayed strong and entered the third period

The South of Cedar Lane Teaneck Community is organizing a team to run for Sharsheret at the Rubin Run (a run to support the JCC on the Palisades) on May 11, 2014. We have already begun to train for the race and are inspired to undertake this rigorous challenge in support of an amazing organization—Sharsheret, a national not-for-profit organization supporting Jewish

In its first year as a varsity sport the Yeshiva softball program advanced into the championship round of the 2014 Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (HVIAC) postseason tournament. The Maccabees beat Sarah Lawrence College 17-16 in the semifinal round before losing to St. Joseph’s-Brooklyn, 14-1, in the championship game to end their inaugural