Maintaining their perfect Skyline record, the Yeshiva Maccabees walked into Old Westbury on Tuesday night and did exactly what the preview asked for — handled business. YU pulled away late in the first half and never looked back, knocking off the Panthers 72–58 at the Clark Athletic Center for their thirteenth consecutive victory within their Skyline rivalry. If there were any questions about whether the Macs could refocus after last weekend’s emotional highs, they didn’t la

Let’s not overthink this one. The Yeshiva University Maccabees head to Old Westbury Wednesday  for what should be a no-nonsense, take-care-of-business night against a Panthers team that’s been searching for answers all season. Old Westbury Panthers sit at 2–4 in Skyline play and 4–12 overall, and are struggling  Historically, this matchup has tilted in Yeshiva’s way. The Macs are 17–19 all-time against Old Westbury, but more importantly? They’ve won 12 straight in this series

Saturday night at the Max Stern Athletic Center delivered one of the most memorable moments in program history. Behind a 23-point performance from Zevi Samet, the Macs rolled past St. Joseph’s Brooklyn 95–75, but the final score was almost secondary to what the night represented. Samet became the all-time leading scorer in Yeshiva men’s basketball history, passing Ryan Turell, while Head Coach Elliot Steinmetz secured the 200th win of his career. It was a night that celebrate