There’s a moment in Akidat Yitzchak when everything feels unbearable — the climb, the silence, the weight of what’s about to happen. And then, suddenly, it’s over. The ram appears. The tension breaks. The outcome is decided not in chaos, but in clarity. Saturday night at the Max Stern Athletic Center followed that same arc. It was a meeting of two unbeaten Skyline teams. A rivalry that hasn’t cooled off since last March. Then the game started—and Yeshiva ensured tonight would

You can check that day off your calendar because it’s here. Snowy Saturday night. Max Stern Athletic Center. Lights on. Doors open. Same two programs. Same tension. It’s been 328 days since these two last met with everything on the line. March 2, 2025. In Farmingdale. Skyline Championship Sunday. You already know how that ended with Zevi Samet’s game-winning three and the Macs 81-78 victory which was heard all around the Jewish basketball world. Here we are again, and both te

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