SAR defeated JEC to close out their regular season with a 9-1 record. Behind balanced scoring where every player scored at least two points, the Sting extended their 11-point halftime lead with a 26-point third quarter. SAR was led by Ari Halpert's 12 points, Evan Goldberg's 11, Avery Simon's 8, and Caleb Rosenberg's 6 on two silky smooth three-pointers.

SAR won behind Ari Halpert’s 27 points and Evan Goldberg’s 19. The Sting were up 9 at the half but TABC kept staying in the game throughout the next two quarters but Halpert’s majestic moves to the hoop and silky outside shooting were not to be denied. Halpert had 9 rebounds, 8 assists, and 7 steals. Goldberg had 5 assists, 4 rebounds, and 2 steals. Jonah Blechner had 5 points and 6 rebounds. Avery Simon scored 4 points and chipped in 3 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals. And finally, Nathan Wild had 3 blocks to go along with 4 points. TABC was led by the phenomenal play of stars Borgen and Faber.

SAR blew open a lead in the second half behind stellar team play, with balanced scoring including 14 points by freshman sensation Nathan Wild and 10 points each by sophomore captains Ari Halpert, Jonah Blechner, and Evan Goldberg.

SAR won 48-36 behind a strong second half effort, breaking open a 4-point halftime lead. Ari Halpert led the Sting with 16 points and Evan Goldberg had 11. The Sting came up with impressive defensive stops in the fourth quarter that led to numerous transition baskets.

SAR won behind Ari Halpert’s 27 points and Evan Goldberg’s 19. The Sting were up 9 at the half but TABC kept staying in the game throughout the next two quarters but Halpert’s majestic moves to the hoop and silky outside shooting were not to be denied.

SAR won behind Ari Halpert’s 27 points and Evan Goldberg’s 19. The Sting were up 9 at the half but TABC kept staying in the game throughout the next two quarters but Halpert’s majestic moves to the hoop and silky outside shooting were not to be denied.

In an epic back and forth battle between two of the league leaders, SAR emerged victorious on an Ari Halpert three point buzzer beater in overtime, 45-42. Halpert led SAR with 22 points, including clutch drive after clutch drive, before the dagger to close the game. Tobias and Epstein played outstanding on both ends of the floor and Hillel drained free throw after free throw the entire game.

SAR led from start to finish, elevating its record to 4-0. Ari Halpert had 13 points, Jonah Blechner 8 assists, Avery Simon 8 rebounds, and the bench contributed 32 points. Those included 8 by Benji Salomon, 7 by Jesse Minkove, and 6 by Yonatan Fromer.

SAR defeated MTA behind Evan Goldberg's 18 points, including 11 in the third quarter, and Caleb Rosenberg's 12 points off the bench. Evan channeled his inner Nikola Jokic, with exceptional passes from the free throw line, setting up Nathan Wild's 8 points. Max Weiss also scored 8 for the Sting in a balanced victory.

After a large deficit to start the game, SAR had an incredible third quarter run to take the lead. Avery Simon’s 14 points in the third quarter contributed to a 24-point quarter for the Sting. Nathan Wild led all scorers with 18 and Ari Halpert had 11.

SAR defeated Kushner in its regular season debut. Behind a balanced scoring attack, led by Ari Halpert’s 12 points, Nathan Wild’s 10, and Evan Goldberg’s 9, SAR opened its season on a strong note.