Sunday morning was a finals matchup with fellow 10-0 Yeshiva league team TABC in a battle of the unbeatens. 

Philip Sherr started off with a bang scoring 11 points in the first quarter. Max Abed hit 3 3 pointers and Alfonse Shiloach made timely hoops to keep MDY ahead all game. Solly Hara anchored the entire defense and came up clutch yet again in a tournament finals for the Warriors as we took home the championship with a 60-54 victory. 

Joshua Chabbott was tournament MVP shooting 70% from the field , Philip Sherr was named tournament all star for controlling the games and scoring 19 pts in the finals, Alfonse Shiloach was named all-star for his amazing offensive contributions. 

The entire roster represented our school with class and respect across the border and for that we are all all stars and champions.  

Thank you coaches Harold Sherr & Morris Dweck and chaperone “UNCLE” Morris Chabbott. 

Saturday night it was MDY vs the entire city of Montreal in an intense game vs the host team Hebrew Academy of Montreal. The game was back and forth and went to overtime. We were down by 3 points with 1 minute left when Meyer Sakkal made a huge steal for a layup to cut the lead to 1 and then Philip Sherr hit two free throws for the win. 

Friday afternoon the Warriors battled cross town rivals Hillel Heat. This game was over early as the Warriors defeated our friends from Deal 62-36 to finish the regular season 3-0 and get top seed. 

Thursday night the Warriors played another Yeshiva from Montreal in a tough battle that was close throughout before we pulled away led by Joshua Chabbott’s 37 points. 

MDY opened up Thursday afternoon against Toronto and quickly put the tournament on notice that we were here to compete with a 20 point victory. 

The MDY JV Warriors played there last regular season home game vs the YDE Thunder.

From start to finish the Warriors were in full control & defeated YDE by the score of 68 to 42 making them 9-0 on the season.

Leading scores:

• Alfonse Shiloach 18 points
• Josh Chabbott 15 points
• Phil Sherr 10 points

Round 2 – as the regular season starts to wind down the MDY Warriors face one more very tough division battle against the Flatbush falcons.

There is nothing more exciting then these 2 Brooklyn rivals going at it.

With a packed gym, the Warriors & the falcons were going back & forth the entire game. After a quick pep talk at halftime the Warriors took care of business & beat the falcons again by the score of 69 to 57.

Sophomore sensation Joshua Chabbott was nothing but spectacular tonight scoring a season high 33 points.

Warriors are 8-0 / thank you for all the fans & some Board members for cheering us on.

MDY vs NSHA

After a long road trip, the Warriors finally came back home to take on the NSHA Stars. What seemed to be looking like an early blowout the Warriors got a rude wake up call by blowing yet another big lead.

Up by 12 points the Stars came roaring back & the Warriors went into the half only up by 2.

Things started to unravel in the 3^rd quarter, the Stars took a 6 - point lead & then the Warriors had enough.

Regrouping behind their fearless point guard Phill Sherr who was throwing up the entire 2^nd half MDY turned up the heat & won 58 to 43 taking their record to 7-0.

Leading scores:

Joshua Chabbott & Alfonse Shiloach both with 21 points.

MDY 100 Westchester 34

Max Ovadia 22 points 

Michael Alakafati – 16 points 

Steven Sardar – 7 points

MDY Warriors took on the YDE Thunder which prove to be no match for the 3-0 Warriors.

Final score was 56-23

Leading scorer was Joshua Chabbot with 17 Points

Nothing like a good old Magen David Warriors VS the Flatbush Falcons game to get the entire town PUMPING.

If front of a packed house the Warriors took on there cross-town rivals the Flatbush Falcons. The Falcon hit the Warriors first & took a small lead at the end of the 1^st quarter.

MDY went on a small run to go into the half leading 33 – 26. After that it was lights out for the Falcons. The Warriors got back on their game & took care of business beating them by a score of 70 to 47.

Leading scores:

Joshua Chabbott – 26 points 

Alfonse Shiloach – 19 points

The MDY Warriors took on the Haftr Hawks for the opening of the 2022 – 2023 season. The game was tight throughout until the Warriors regrouped & pulled out the victory.

Final score Warriors 77 Haftr 54.

Leading scores:

Phil Sherr 25 points 

Joshua Chabbott – 17 points 

Max Abed – 12 points

The Warriors wanted to revenge for their only tournament loss & boy did they get it. From the opening tip until the final buzzer the MDY Warriors were in full control & defeated Ramaz by the score of 59 to 38.

The leading scores in the final game were.

Phil Sherr 17 points 

Josh Chabbott 13 points 

Max Ovadia 10 points 

2022 Rubenstein Memorial Tournament Champions – JV MDY WARRIORS

After the Saturday night victory, the Warriors went on the road to play the #1 seed SAR on their home court in the semifinals. From the tip off the game had the makings of a classic battle. The lead for each team was never higher than 3 points throughout the entire game. The 2 teams were going back & forth all game until the Warriors pulled off an insane win by the score of 60 to 58.

Leading scores were:

Josh Chabbott 23 points  

Max Abed 14 points

Phil Sherr 12 points.

Championship game & rematch vs the Ramaz Rams.

Opening game of the Rubenstein tournament, the Warriors took on the North Shore Lions. Warriors started off slow but turned it on late in the 3rd quarter to pull away with the victory 65-38

Leading scores:

Max Abed 18 points 

Alfonse Shiloach 13 points

Josh Chabbott 12 points. 

Warriors travel to the city tonight to take on the Ramaz Rams in round 2 of the tournament.