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After drama: Holon defeated Gilboa / Galil 82:84 Israel today

2021-10-24T19:07:50.067Z


A boundary decision, 3.5 seconds to go, left the Purples perfect in all competitions this season • Roni Harrell provided a tremendous game of 29 points but missed an opportunity for a big surprise for the Northerners • Hapoel Beer Sheva defeated Eilat in the southern derby 93:99


Hapoel Holon defeated Hapoel Gilboa / Galil 82:84 tonight (Sunday) after a drama and thanks to a borderline decision that gave Chris Johnson three free throws for 3.5 seconds on the clock.

The excellent forward has been accurate three times and ensured the victory and a perfect balance since the start of the season in all competitions.

Ronny Harrell who provided a formidable 29-point game, further missed the buzzer and missed an opportunity for a big surprise for the Northerners on one of the toughest pitches in the league.

Despite the loss, Guy Kaplan's team ends a tremendous week in terms of a victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv and dramatic losses to Zaragoza and Hapoel Holon Holdings.

Ronny Harrell.

29 points were not enough, Photo: Oded Karni,

Photo: Oded Karni,

Photo: Oded Karni,

Photo: Oded Karni,

Photo: Oded Karni,

In the southern derby held earlier in Hapoel Beer Sheva's Begin Hall, the host's victory over Hapoel Eilat ended 93:99.

Eilat has a third loss in a week (one in the European Cup).

Five and a half seconds to go Bullion Allen went for 3 free throws, but missed one and the game went into overtime (84:84).

In the next 5 minutes, Junior Ito took control of the game and scored more than 40 minutes (10 vs. 9). 

Photo: Yehuda Ben-Yitach,

Photo: Yehuda Ben-Yitach,

Photo: Yehuda Ben-Yitach,

Photo: Yehuda Ben-Yitach,

Photo: Yehuda Ben-Yitach,

Source: israelhayom

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