Different gym, same outcome. Coming off Zevi Samet’s historic 52-point night, the Macs showed no signs of a letdown on the road, handling Maritime in a 94-78 win at Riesenberg Gymnasium. Yeshiva stayed composed early, broke the game open late in the first half, and then methodically pulled away in the second, improving to 12-0 in Skyline play. Behind a dominant night from Yoav Oselka, elite playmaking from Yair Dovrat, and balanced scoring throughout the lineup, the Macs once

Same mission. Different gym. The Macs hit the road riding the momentum of their last one, and the assignment doesn’t change: take care of business. Yeshiva enters the matchup against Maritime playing its best basketball of the season and sitting at a perfect 11–0 in Skyline play. The confidence is real, the rhythm is there, and the identity is clear. When this team defends, runs, and shares the ball, conference games tend to tilt fast — no matter the building. Maritime comes

Ryan Turell saw it coming before anyone else did. He watched Zevi Samet as a freshman and said it out loud: “This kid is going to break all my records.” Two weeks ago, Samet took the program scoring crown.on Saturday night? He went even further — 52 points in 29 minutes, the most ever in a single game at YU. By the time he was done, the Maccabees had done more than overwhelm the United States Merchant Marine Academy in a 110–72 win — the 11-0 Skyline Conference boys had also