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Chazak Wins
AZA Basketball

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CONFIRMATION CLASS
OF 2005/5765

Stephanie Behnan
Daniel Bittker
Joey Eisman
Alana Epstein
David Feldman
Kerri Feuereisen
Michelle Fischgru_nd
Scott Goldin
Samantha Haber
Shoshana Indenbaum
Michael Lewis

Joshua Lipnik
Jamie Maniloff
Samantha McClain
Sanford Nelson
Melissa Neuman
Jason Orley
Avery Robinson
Aaron Rosen
Emily Rosen
Jeremy Rowe
Lindsey Schoenberger

Stefanie Sherman
Allison Shipper
Jacob Smith
Michael Sondheimer
Noah Stahl
Jordan Stay
Heather Steinberg
Daniel Vahaba
Jessica Weisberg
Jordan Zaslow-
Zacharg Zeidner

GRADUATION CLASS
OF 2005/5765

Jason Bank
Zachary Bello
Daniel Berman
Jenifer Colburn
Aaron Fenges
Jennifer Garfinkle
Perry Goldberg
Valerie Inwald
Emily Kimmel

Jeremy Konheim
Bryan Koss
Brandon Kovnat
Nicole Levy
Algssa Maiselof f
Eric Maniloff
Howard Migdal
Katherine Pensler
Matthew Roman

Samuel Rosenbaum
Carly Schiff
Jonathan Sherman
David Shiener
Benjamin Shipper
Aaron Siegel
Rachel Winer
Joshua Zeidner

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Special to the Jewish News

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his year, there were many unex-

pected surprises in the AZA
basketball tournament..
The first was the elimination of Al
Jolson AZA in the early rounds. Jolson
was one of the pre-tournament favorites.
Another surprise was how far Herzl
AZA, from Windsor, got in the tourna-
ment. Making it to the semifinals was a
delight for all the Herzl players, in spite
of their decisive loss to eventual champi-
on Chazak, 55-4.
But the biggest surprise was the defeat
of Shapiro AZNs 'A" team by the
underdogs of Chazak, from Huntington
Woods.
The tournament final was held at the
Jewish Community Center in West
Bloomfield. Shapiro A beat fellow chap-
ter members Shapiro C to make it to the
championship game.
The championship contest displayed
an unbelievable amount of talent and
superior sportsmanship. Ben
Chesterman led Chazak, scoring 27 of
the team's 44 points. The final score was
Chazak 44, Shapiro 36.
AZA Athletic Chairman Eric Dropkin
was "highly impressed with the sports-
manship and effort of all the players. I
couldn't have asked for a better year."

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Benji Dell, 16, of West Bloomfield
attends %lied Lake Central High School
and is regional AZA newspaper editor.

Above: Trveor Weltman, front, battles
Ryan Jackson for the ball.

Below are Chazak's champs: Standing
from left are Ethan Stahl, Sam Blake,
Russell Fridson, Ben Chesterman,
Josh Gardner, Noah Stahl and Trevor
Weltman. Seated are Andrew Ericksen
and Sam Plotkin.