CMEK 4/5 girls won their first league championship. Tali Davis, Jamie Kaye, Chani Sussman, Alyssa Hochberg, Noa Schwartz, Annie Schwartz, Lizzie Scharfberg, Nechama Berglas, Isabelle Weiner and Emily Jacoby. The team is coached by Judah McIntyre.
CMEK boys 4 team, (l-r): Luke Michelson, Devan Reddy, Ryder Wald, Hudson Sachs, Owen Shin, Bennett Someck, Zac Rosen, Noah Sansotta, and Dean Grazutis.
CMEK Girls capture the title! Top: Layla Csillsg, Maayan Zalta, Rachel Smith and Victoria Elia. Bottom: Nora Schwalb, Noa Bleier, Winnie Herman, Kira Edell, Leila Pinewski and Alyssa Hans.
CMEK girls 6 won the top division of their grade with playoff victories over GSB, Spartans and Gryphons. It was the second consecutive fall league championship. Roster top row: Stella Katz, Kayla Schwebel, Emmanuelle Ulmer, Sophia Heller, Kendall Levine, Kayla Stein, Emma Lieberman. Bottom: Lilah Brickman, Olivia Sheps and Michal Gologorsky.
CMEK Future Stars won the youngest division: Miles Meister, Cooper Lavine, Leo Gabbay, Josh Silverman, Yali Ben-Mair and Jake Elias, all of Jewish heritage. Coach Judah McIntyre, the rest of the roster is Zac Dam, Brock White and Isaac Santos.
CMEK grade 5 boys won last fall and did it again. They defeated the Mustangz in the semifinal and GSB in the championship. Players: Gabe Kheen, Eitan Zeffren, Leo Siscovick, George Yunger, Phin Lazar, David Schwalbe, Adam Milgrom. Noah Chesner, Reggie Ungar and Cooper Brief.
CMEK Basketball broke the record and won 12 championships in the various age and grade divisions Hoop Heaven AAU Fall Travel League. The league features many of the premier teams and players in the state. Mikey Malka, Eitan Menasha and Hunter Michelson all played pivotal roles for the CMEK grade 7 elite team. The team features many of the strongest players throughout our country and is amongst the most decorated championship team in program history.
