Twelve Teaneck residents are recipients of Teaneck Junior Soccer League’s (TJSL) college scholarships that recognize volunteers for their work as Youth Coaches in TJSL’s recreational, travel and TOP soccer programs. Each Youth Coach completed a national soccer coaching program and spent at least 30 hours a year coordinating team activities including
Anyone who followed Bergen County Yeshiva League Basketball this season knows that the Frisch Cougars and the TABC Storm varsity teams had great battles between them, leading up to the Saracheck Tournament. In that tournament, both teams excelled, with Frisch advancing to the championship and pushing the YULA Panthers (who had dispatched the Storm)
Defensemen Jeremy Hikind and Justin Hod led the team to victory with a solid score of 8-4. Cougar goalie, junior Tyler Hod, frustrated the North Shore Stars in the first quarter by blocking all their shots except for one. Frisch came out strong in the second quarter by shutting down North Shore and scoring two goals of its own.
In the third quarter,
On May 18-20, 2014, the TABC Storm baseball team participated in the 5th annual Columbus Baseball Invitational (CBI). A total of nine yeshiva high schools from across the United States participated in this three-day event. The schedule included a Lag B’ Omer bonfire and barbecue, as well as much baseball and tefillah b’tzibbur. This unique
The Yavneh girls put up a good fight but fell to an undefeated SAR team in the YMSSA Cahmpionship game.
Coach Jen Sanders was impressed by the effort from every member of the squad. Emma Sohnen went man-to-man against SAR’s center, one of the league’s best players, making her earn every basket and rebound. Kira Elbaum and Michal
In a thriller that only MYHSL Boys Volleyball could provide, the #3 seeded SAR Sting took down the #2 seeded Frisch Cougars in Paramus.
The match started out with Frisch in complete control. Point after point, it seemed that Frisch’s lead in the first set would result in certain victory. But with the score locked at 23-17 in favor of Frisch,
On May 27, TABC played MTA in the second game of a doubleheader. TABC lost the first game that night against SAR by one run after a rally in the bottom of the 7th and a play at the plate to make the final out.
The MTA game was the second match-up against MTA this season with both games going pretty much the same way. TABC scored a
SAR’s JV Girls Soccer team traveled to the spacious Frisch soccer court (aka, their gym) and defeated Ma’ayanot 2-1 in the league’s championship game.
These two teams were familiar with each other, as they played twice in the regular season. However, this game immediately had a different feel to it. In the previous matchups, both teams had a chance to
On June 1st, SAR Girls Varsity Softball, the 4th-seed in the East division, defeated undefeated Bruriah, the West’s top seed, by a score of 11-2.
In the first inning, the Sting scored five runs on eight hits, which included a home run from sophomore Dahlia Fischer and a double from sophomore Jessica Hecht. SAR was stellar defensively, completing
The CV All-Stars recently captured 2nd place in the JCC Tenafly Men’s League. After a long fought season, the CV All-Stars ended the spring tournament with an overall 9-3 record. Led by Captain Chanan Vogel, the CV All-Stars intend to return to capture the elusive Omar Cup next season.
This past Sunday Frisch faced off with Heschel in the first round of the playoffs. Frisch carried a five game winning streak into the quarterfinal matchup. The winning streak was highlighted by a long home run by RJ Fischer, amazing team effort, and strong pitching performances by Jake Lebovitch, Jared Caplan, and Isaac Seelenfreund. Everything was
What a spectacular game for the fans to watch. On May 28th, the undefeated (11-0) Moriah 6b basketball team played against the Noam Knights in the new gym at TABC for the YMSSA sixth grade boys’ championship game. It was a packed house!
The season couldn’t have got any better for the Moriah squad as it was now celebrating something new: its first