For the final game of the season, Bruriah hosted the Heschel Heat.
Bruriah started off with strong defense, stopping anything that came their way. Throughout the game, everyone had good hits, all contributing to the score. Daphna Becker hit two triples, while Tovah Weiskopf and Shayna Rozensweig both hit doubles. Lea Lefkowitz was walked and Dassy Dominitch
Dmitriy Salita, the champion boxer who has made headlines as a successful Orthodox professional athlete, spoke to a crowd of more than 300 fans, parents, coaches, and athletes at The Frisch School’s fifth annual Sports Breakfast on Sunday morning, May 18. Salita spoke about his exposure to Orthodox Judaism upon his emigration from Odessa to the
On May 22nd the Frisch Cougars faced the HAFTR Flames in the girls hockey semi-finals. This game would serve as a rematch of sorts from last year’s semi-final game where Frisch won decisively. This time it was Frisch making the treck out to Lawrence, Long Island as HAFTR earned the top spot in the Eastern Conference earning the semifinal home game.
The
Congratulations to two of Bergen County’s newest marathoners. In a three week span the Konigsberg duo completed JCC Rubin Run and the Yeshivat Noam Color Run.
Last Thursday, the Frisch Cougars continued a suspended game against the TABC Storm. Before the game got suspended, the Cougars were winning 2-0 after just two innings. In the five innings remaining, Frisch scored 4 more runs resulting in a 6-0 win for the Cougars.
Before this game, the Cougars were 3-3, struggling to keep a .500 record. But after this
Teaneck Junior Soccer League (TJSL) just announced that registration for the Fall 2014 recreational soccer season is now available at www.TeaneckSoccer.com. The program is open to Teaneck children ages 4 to 15 as of July 31, 2014. There are no tryouts and all players registered by June 20, 2014 are guaranteed placement on a team.
TJSL’s recreational soccer
The Yavneh Avalanche’s season came to an end Monday night with a hard fought 2-1 loss against Kushner. After a season where the team has seen great improvement on the court and the formation of a hockey family off the court, everyone wanted nothing short of a championship win. Standing in their way was the undefeated, defending champions,
As the ball was drilled up the middle, the winning run trotted home from 3rd and the Heschel Heat defeated the JEC Chargers 14-4 this past Sunday. It was the first time all season long that the mercy rule had been enforced on the team. Luckily, it was game one of a double-header and the Chargers had a chance to get right back on the horse just a few minutes
This year’s Frisch JV Cougars Softball Team is on the “pursuit of perfection.” The team, led by coaches Mike Sohn and Ilan Weitzman have finished the season 6-0, with high hopes for the postseason.
The Cougars this year are a special team. Star catcher and receiver of the most hustle/determination award, Isaac Aronoff, has been a presence at the