We’ve been saying it in these spaces for months now: “One last ride.” Not as a slogan. Not as fluff. As a feeling. As a recognition that this core —that has grown together, bled together, carried the program together, and played its final regular season minutes at the Max Stern Athletic Center. Yet Saturday night wasn’t just a tilt but a clincher, a celebration, and a pre-playoff test. And the Macs passed all three. Yeshiva defeated Sarah Lawrence 81–74 in a heavyweight Skyli

The Yeshiva University Maccabees enters 14–0 and on aneight game heater in Skyline play. The Sarah Lawrence Gryphons aren’t some afterthought. They’re 11–2, battle-tested, disciplined, and very capable of turning this into another 72–64 grinder which was the car when the Macs bested them back in January. If YU wins, they clinch the division and lock up a top-two seed in the Skyline playoffs. This isn’t just a Senior night. This is positioning night. They Know What This Fee

If the preview was about habits, this was about proof. After flirting with disaster the last time these two met, the Yeshiva Macs made sure there would be no fourth-quarter suspense, no late free-throw exhale, no “why is this a two-point game?” anxiety. Instead? A statement. Playing in their penultimate home game of the regular season, the Macs dismantled Mount Saint Vincent 107–71 on Tuesday night at the Max Stern Athletic Center — moving to 14–0 in Skyline play and looking