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Hapoel Jerusalem defeated Hapoel Eilat 81:90 in the eighth finals of the State Cup

The trophy holder led from the opening to the end.

Wilson recorded a successful debut with 14 points, Chris Kramer excelled with 19. 67:87 Klil to Hapoel Holon over Hapoel Acre from the national team

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Saturday, December 19, 2020, 9:45 p.m.

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Danny Abdia speaks after the pre-season debut (video editing: Yardena Abodi Fox)

The eighth finals of the State Cup, which started this week with Maccabi Tel Aviv's victory over Hapoel Haifa, continued tonight (Saturday).

Hapoel Jerusalem, the cup holder from the last two years, recorded 81:90 over Hapoel Eilat, while Hapoel Holon, the last to win the cup before Jerusalem, defeated Hapoel Acre from the national league 67:87.

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Excelled.

Kramer (Photo: Danny Maron)

Has already contributed in the premiere.

Wilson (Photo: Danny Maron)

Hapoel Jerusalem - Hapoel Eilat 81:90

The trophy holder from the last two years has survived a not-so-simple encounter and continued her great momentum, ahead of her departure to Bosnia for a pair of critical games against Iguoca in the Champions League.

Oded Katash can be very pleased, among other things, with the debut of Jamil Wilson who finished with 14 points (3 from 4 to 3).

Josh Nibu made an excellent start and scored 9 of Eilat's first 13 points, Tamir Blatt and Suleiman Braimo stood out on the other side, and at the end of the first quarter the scoreboard showed

20:20

.

Jamil Wilson came off the bench for the first minutes and sniped a three-pointer, Chris Kramer set 26:31, Tyson Thomas provided good minutes and on the other hand Doug Nibo and Joe Regland kept Eilat in the picture, but at the end of the first half the Jerusalem team achieved a confidence margin of

39:48

.

The guest finished the first 20 minutes without a single successful three.

Adam Ariel and Kramer set 43:55, Wilson added another three and secured a record lead of 50:66.

Eilat's first three came only towards the end of the third quarter, and then, after not stopping to miss, Ragland scored from three quarters of a field and with the rise to the last quarter, the Jerusalem advantage was

58:66

.

Casey Prather lowered to 76:71, Braimo answered with a three of his own and then set up 71:83, and with a 85:78 lag Jonathan Schuldbrand missed a three turn that could have led to drama at the end.

Kramer punished on the other side it ended in

81:90

.

Scorers for Hapoel Jerusalem:

Chris Kramer 19 and 7 assists, Suleiman Braimo 16, Tyson Thomas 16, Jamil Wilson 14 (3 from 4 to 3), Tamir Blatt 10 and 10 assists, Idan Zalmanson 6, Adam Ariel 5 , Jacoben Brown 4. Adi Cohen Sabag partner (3 minutes) and did not score.

Scorers for Hapoel Eilat:

Josh Nibo 22 and 9 rebounds, Casey Prather 21 and 8 rebounds, Joe Ragland 21 and 6 assists, Jonathan Schuldbrand 8, Merkel Brown 5, Ben Carter 2, Roi Hoover 2. Tzof Ben Moshe (9 minutes), Miron Roina (5 minutes) and Raziel Hayun (one minute) were partners and did not score.

Open well, it was not enough.

Nibo (Photo: Danny Maron)

no problem.

Pearls and Bourdieu (Photo: Danny Maron)

Hapoel Acre - Hapoel Holon 87:67

The Purples set out on a new path last month and now they are already counting six consecutive victories in all competitions, including recovery in the Premier League, improved positions in the Champions League and a ticket to the quarter-finals of the Cup, after a leisurely walk against Oded Handler's team.

Holon started well and went up to 5:14, Acre did not give up and at the end of the first quarter the guest's advantage was

13:17

.

Tyros Maggie and Maxim de Zhao helped Holon escape to 16:32 at the end of the second quarter, en route to

30:45

with the descent to the locker rooms.

Guy Pnini excelled with 11 points in 8 minutes, Liran Moran scored 15 from the other side.

Chris Johnson joined the celebration and set a 36:56 mark, en route to a

51:73

rise to the decisive quarter.

There Dadas took advantage of the Garbage Time to share all of his bench players, and in the end it was 67:87 to Holonia.

Scorers for Hapoel Acre:

Liran Moran 26 (6 from 8 to 3) and 7 rebounds, Ruby Dowell 13, Guy Sahar 12, Tim Williams 8, Niv Ozen 4, Jordan Maxwell Lewis 4. Aviel Levy (24 minutes) , Kinner Tzur (9 minutes), Rotem Goren (2 minutes) and Daniel Elharar (2 minutes) partnered and did not score.

Scorers for Hapoel Holon:

Tyros Maggie 14 and 8 assists, Willy Workman 13 and 7 rebounds, Guy Pnini 11, Oded Brandwein 11, Maxim de Zhao 11 and 7 rebounds, Isaiah Miles 9, Chris Johnson 9, Frederic Bourdieu 4 , Tal Zach 3, Aviel Ne'eman Tzedek 2. Uriel Trotsky (13 minutes) and Ofek Vogelman (2 minutes) were partners and did not score.

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