2025-26 Athletic News

This past weekend, the Barrack Hebrew Academy basketball program took a major step onto the national stage, competing in a prestigious Maryland tournament featuring Jewish high schools from across the country. Thanks to the leadership of Athletic Director Bob Dignazio, both the boys and girls varsity teams were given the opportunity to measure themselves against top Jewish school programs nationwide, an experience that showcased Barrack’s competitiveness, resilience, and excellence.

This past weekend, the Barrack Hebrew Academy basketball program took a major step onto the national stage, competing in a prestigious Maryland tournament featuring Jewish high schools from across the country. Thanks to the leadership of Athletic Director Bob Dignazio, both the boys and girls varsity teams were given the opportunity to measure themselves against top Jewish school programs nationwide, an experience that showcased Barrack’s competitiveness, resilience, and excellence.

This past weekend, the Barrack Hebrew Academy basketball program took a major step onto the national stage, competing in a prestigious Maryland tournament featuring Jewish high schools from across the country. Thanks to the leadership of Athletic Director Bob Dignazio, both the boys and girls varsity teams were given the opportunity to measure themselves against top Jewish school programs nationwide, an experience that showcased Barrack’s competitiveness, resilience, and excellence.

This past weekend, the Barrack Hebrew Academy basketball program took a major step onto the national stage, competing in a prestigious Maryland tournament featuring Jewish high schools from across the country. Thanks to the leadership of Athletic Director Bob Dignazio, both the boys and girls varsity teams were given the opportunity to measure themselves against top Jewish school programs nationwide, an experience that showcased Barrack’s competitiveness, resilience, and excellence.

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Barrack’s boys soccer team left no doubt about their dominance with a thrilling 3–0 shutout win vs Jewish Day School Golda Och, strengthening the case that Barrack might just be the best Jewish soccer program in Pennsylvania.

In a fitting farewell, senior day could not have gone better for the Barrack Cougars, who roared to a 6-1 victory over rivals the Kohelet Kings, with the dazzling play by the Barrack seniors leading the way.