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dTHS Athletics Game Results - Thursday, January 24
Girls Varsity Soccer crushes Pacifica Christian on Senior Night, 8-1
Girls Varsity Soccer (6-5-1 overall, 2-4-1 league)
de Toledo 8- Pacifica Christian 1
The Jaguars couldn’t seem to miss the back of the net on Thursday, putting a season-high eight goals past the keeper. It was Senior Night for the team and the senior girls did not disappoint, accounting for six of the eight scores. Team scoring leader Maya Hayun racked up goal numbers 15, 16, 17, and 18 during the game -- she also contributed an assist. Fellow seniors Jessie Cohen and Jenna Rose tallied the other two goals off of a senior’s foot. Chelsey Silverman and Tatiana Cait scored a goal each to widen the gap. Cait also led the Jaguars in assists on the night with a staggering four. Freshman Mikaela Harnoy was the other Jaguar with multiple assists with two. Maya Hayun was named Player of the Game by the coaches for her offensive onslaught.
Boys Varsity Basketball (9-7 overall, 3-2 league)
de Toledo 77 - Foothill Technology 64
de Toledo played quite possibly their best home game of the season with a come-from-behind win against a higher-division opponent in Foothill Technology. Foothill Technology, at the opening whistle, loomed over the Jaguars defenders as the taller side. The Jaguars did not fret the size difference and instead knew that they would have to work twice as hard to outdo the Dragons. de Toledo found themselves down by 11 at the break. The Jaguars found a way to claw back into the game, eventually taking the lead right before the fourth quarter, 53-52 -- a lead that they would not relinquish. The team shot a remarkable 52% from the field in the second half, outscoring Foothill Technology 46-22 in the half. The Jaguars were also a perfect 5-5 from behind the arc in the fourth quarter, a small sample size of their proficiency from deep throughout the game (56% 3-point percentage & 15 3-pointers made). Despite the height disadvantage, de Toledo was able to out-rebound Foothill Technology 38-32, including seven offensive boards. The offensive glass cleaning led the Jaguars to 16 points off of second chance opportunities, 12 points better than their opponent.
Liam Evenhaim topped de Toledo in scoring with another sensational double-double -- 29 points and 13 rebounds. Evenhaim continues to be accomplished at the line, shooting a perfect 12-of-12 free throws. Dylan Esulin drained threes from all around the court, ending with 18 points. Esulin not only hit his shots, but he also distributed the ball and kept the offense moving for a team-leading six assists. Jack Bromberg was smokin’ from three-point range, converting all five of his attempts that nary grazed the rim. Bromberg shot the ball with extreme confidence against the lanky defenders who had no answer for his stroke.
Girls Varsity Basketball (1-17 overall, 0-8 league)
de Toledo 14 - Shalhevet 57
The Jaguars opened the game with their best quarter, but were unable to carry that momentum to the following three quarters. de Toledo scored nine points in the first quarter, accounting for 64% of their scoring on the night. Lulu Marsh was a big reason for the first-quarter charge, putting up six of her nine points in the opening frame.
Boys Varsity Soccer (3-4-1 overall, 3-2-0 league)
de Toledo 3 - AGBU 2
de Toledo staked an early 3-0 lead before AGBU climbed back in to the game. The Jaguars were able to hold off the Titans to claim the victory. Julian Gancman, who leads the team in scoring, added another two goals to his stat sheet. Fellow forward Yahav Arviv put one past the goalie.
Boys JV Basketball (1-10 overall)
de Toledo 51 - Foothill Technology 58
Dunn Edri - 12 points
Max Turndorf - 10 points
Sam Macarah - 9 points
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.
