A tough Magen David team gave Shalhevet all they could handle, but in the end it was the Firehawks cutting down the nets once again.

After being down 14-3 early, MTA rides their deafening home crowd to a 32-22 advantage after 3; hold off Fasman to win Tier II Championship.

After being down 24-8 early, Beren come all the way back and get within 5; Aces respond and take home Tier III Championship.

DRS uses well-balanced attack and a strong transition game to outscore Sting 25-6 in 3rd quarter and finish in 3rd place.

Morris' passing, Kirshtein and Osdoba's scoring lead Cooper to Tier IV Championship, as Macs dominate third following a close first half.

After SAR comes all the way back to tie game after three, Natkin and Nsiri lead Magen David to win and a shot at the Tier I Championship.

Shalhevet looks for second consecutive Championship, while Magen David looks for first since 2002.

Fasman looks to win the Tier II Championship in first ever Sarachek appearance, while MTA looks to go 4-0 in the tournament and do the same.

Both teams performed well on Sunday, and will now play for the Tier III Championship.

SAR's run was ended by Magen David, while Shalhevet ended DRS's first place hopes; now each time looks to finish in 3rd place.

Both teams will be looking to bring home some hardware in a Tier IV Championship trophy; tip-off at 8:30 AM.

MTA dictates tempo; takes 55-44 lead after 3; holds on to defeat Posnack 65-61; will play for Tier II Championship against Fasman on Monday.

After SoCal led by a few after three, Hillel takes over in the fourth quarter to win the Tier IV Consolation game.

Ari Schuman hits a dagger three with five minutes on the clock, as Fasman beats Valley Torah 50-34; will play MTA in Tier II Championship.

The final matchup of Sarachek Sunday features SoCal and Hillel of Pittsburgh; both teams are playing in their last game of the tournament.

Beren uses precise ball movement and Ariel Diner’s aggressiveness to basket to upset Beth Tfiloh and advance to the Tier III Championship.

After close first half, Ida Crown scores the first 15 points in the third to pull away and advance to the Tier III Championship.

Now that the Yeshiva has secured their first ever Sarachek victory, they are looking for more; Valley Torah stands in their way.

Benezra's alley-oop caps off 14-0 Shalhevet run; DRS never recovers; Firehawks to play for Sarachek glory for a 4th straight year.

The winner of this fascinating matchup will face the winner of Fasman vs. Valley Torah in the Tier II Championship.

Is the hot-streak that SAR is currently riding enough to upset one of the most talented teams in the tournament?

DRS is coming off of a nail-biting victory on Friday, while Shalhevet is looking to prove that they deserve to be ranked #1.

Beth Tfiloh, coming off of 2 losses, will try to prove they weren’t over-seeded; #18 Beren will try to prove that they were under-seeded.

TABC overcomes early 15-2 deficit to take lead late; YULA ties it up in fourth; Fallas hits jumper off of Sassoon pass for the YULA OT win.

Both teams won on Thursday, but lost on Friday; winner of this game moves to the Tier III Championship.

Frisch starts the second half on a 9-0 run to take the lead; holds off Maimo comeback attempt; will play in 5th place game.

Both teams look to bounce back from tight losses on Friday, as a spot in the fifth place game awaits the winner.

The first matchup on Sarachek Sunday features Frisch and Maimo; winner to play for 5th place, loser for 7th.

Macs close out first half on 17-5 run; put game out of reach in third quarter; advance to Tier IV Championship.

Yoni Drazin and the Heat outscored SCY High 22-13 in the final period to pull away; Montreal will face Cooper in the Tier IV Championship.

Both SCY and Hebrew Academy are looking to bounce back from opening day losses and play for the Tier IV Championship.

Both teams look to bounce back from opening day losses; winner heads to Tier IV Championship.

Bitton comes through in the clutch, hitting numerous free throws in final minute; Valley Torah hangs on for 62-57 victory.

Garner shows up again in the fourth quarter, but this time it's not enough; Posnack advances to Tier II.

Warburg comes up clutch throughout the game; hits nothing but net as the final horn sounds to send the Lions to Tier II.

Oppenheimer's key steal in final minute leads to an and-one and a Sting a five-point lead; SAR advances to Tier I semis.

Katz hangs around, but Doni Miretzky and Yaakov Mendlesberg hit key free throws within the final two minutes to seal an eventual 41-33 win.

Shalhevet wins the battle for LA by pulling away late; continue quest for becoming the second back-to-back champions in Sarachek history,

Maimo held a one point lead after the first, second, and third quarters; after 4, it was Magen David with the one point lead.

A tie-breaking basket in the final minute gives DRS the victory; Wildcats advance to Tier I semis,

In what looks like an exciting Tier I quarterfinal matchup, #7 Maimonides, fresh off a win against Fasman, will take on #2 Magen David.

Katz takes over after a close first quarter and pulls away from SCY High, 77-43; will play in Tier II Qualifier.

The 12-13 matchup features Beth Tfiloh and MTA; winner goes to Tier II.

A spot in the Tier I Semis is on the line as rivals Frisch and SAR close out Sarachek day two in thrilling fashion.

In this highly anticipated matchup of marquee LA teams, #8 YULA will attempt to knock off the top-seeded defending champions, Shalhevet.

After suffering a heartbreaking loss last night, the Valley Torah Wolfpack come into this game as favorites over the IDA Crown Aces.

After a commanding 53-27 victory on Thursday, TABC looks to continue its hot streak in the tourney against a strong DRS team.

Garner scores 16 of Beren’s 18 fourth quarter points, going 4/5 from three point range in the quarter, as Stars upset Macs.

The David Posnack Jewish Day School Rams and the Robert M. Beren Academy Stars meet in a Tier II Qualifier matchup.

The Max Stern Athletic Center kicks off Sarachek action bright and early on Friday with an exciting Tier II qualifier.