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dTHS Athletics Game Results - Tuesday, December 4
Girls Varsity Soccer wins their third straight non-league match
Girls Varsity Soccer (3-1 overall)
de Toledo 4 - Mary Star of the Sea 0
de Toledo earned their third consecutive victory in a drubbing in San Pedro. Despite the long commute to the game, the team arrived ready to make their presence known. Senior Maya Hayun tallied all four goals of the afternoon, doubling her goal total to eight. Tatiana Cait set up all four goals for Hayun for her seventh assist of the season.
Girls Varsity Basketball (0-6 overall, 0-2 in league)
de Toledo 38 - Archer 13
After losing the opening game of the tournament to Milken, the Jaguars dropped the second game to Archer in its closest margin of the season. The team hustled and battled until the final buzzer, proving to be a defensive power. Lulu Marsh continues to attack the hoop for easy buckets, while Maia Chameides takes over the low post position with effective post moves. Rachel Epstein played a sensational second half of the game, of which Coach Lupo remarked that particular half being her best of the season. Sarah Goldstein played a shifty game, changing speeds and direction in a heartbeat to beguile the defenders. Bella Oransky’s defensive game has grown since she has joined the program and she is becoming a solid defensive leader for the team.
Boys Varsity Soccer (0-1-2 overall)
de Toledo 0 - Grace Brethren 8
The Jaguars ran into a talented Grace Brethren team on Tuesday that put up a season-high eight goals on the de Toledo keepers. The early and often hole proved too daunting for the Jaguars to escape from, as the team went down 0-4 during the first half before being outscored by the same amount in the second half. As a young team, they are sure to see their bumps and bruises as they traverse through the schedule, but along the way, the team will learn how to rebound from such losses and return to the next game refocused and revitalized.
Boys Varsity Basketball (2-4 overall)
de Toledo 43 - YULA 65
After beating YULA in the second round of the Memphis Cooper Invitational, the Jaguars were not able to put away the Panthers for a second time. YULA outplayed de Toledo in all phases of the game, outshooting them by nearly 20 percentage points and more than doubling them on the boards, 45-20. The Jaguars stuck around with the Panthers with a 17-24 deficit at the half, however, YULA came out screaming in the third quarter, outscoring de Toledo by 14 points in the quarter -- the largest margin of the game. The Jaguars saved their best offensive effort in the fourth quarter, putting up 20 points.
Liam Evenhaim led the Jaguars in points scored for the sixth straight game with 23 points, hitting from all spots on the court. Dylan Esulin mixed up his game, tallying 10 points, including shooting 2-for-4 from the deep range wing. Esulin also swiped five steals on the defensive end, showing that he is a true two-way player.
Wrestling
vs. Canoga Park High School
Yonatan Goldman: 2-0 - pinned both opponents
Jonah Rudner: 1-0 - beat opponent on points
Jonathan Mokhtarzadeh: 0-2
Boys JV Basketball (0-5 overall)
de Toledo 66 - YULA 74
Located in the San Fernando Valley portion of the City of Los Angeles in Northern Los Angeles County. de Toledo High School is accredited by the California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS), the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and Builders of Jewish Education (BJE,) and financially supported by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles and the Jim Joseph Foundation.
