ORDER OF FINISH: (Seed entering tournament) TABC (National Champions) (4) Magen David (10) YULA (1) Berman H.A. (6) Frisch (14) SAR (5) Shalhevet (2) Hillel (8) North Shore H.A. (Tier 2 1st Place) (7) DRS (3) Ida Crown (9) H.A. Montreal (12) MTA (11) Fasman Yeshiva (13) Katz YHS (15) Mesivta (16) Valley Torah (Tier 3 1st Place) (17) Fuchs Mizrachi (18) Farber Hebrew Day (19) Maimonides (20) ALL STARS: Jakey Abenaim , MTA Nate Bitas, Mesivta Aiden Bitran, Shalhevet Eli Braha,

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