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Good Direction: Israel Defeats Greece in Opening European Under-20 Championship | Israel today

2022-07-16T17:27:17.373Z


After two years without competitions, the European champion opened the tournament in Montenegro with a 65:69 victory over the team from the neighboring island • Noam Dovrat scored 19 points, Amit Aharoni and Gilad Levy added 9 points each


The European champion starts with a victory.

The Israeli team opened the European Under-20 Championship in Montenegro, with a 65:69 victory over Greece.

Israel has been the European champion since 2019, when no championships were held in the last two years because of the corona.

A good start and the ability to emerge from a crisis later on gave Israel the precious victory that gives it a head start.

Israel had an excellent start with Amit Aharoni and Noam Dovrat.

At the start of the second quarter she led 12:28.

But here the game really does not end.

The Greek team, known for its physicality, returned to the game, and five minutes to the end equalized to 55:55.

When Israel finishes the second half with only 27 points and the entire game with 20 losses.

Despite this, Israel knew how to recover.

Here came a test of character and Israel excelled in it.

Israel knew how to run 3:13 at just the right time and knew how to ensure the justified victory.

Noam Dovrat, who reached the championship with high expectations, justified them with 19 points and 8 rebounds, Harel Rinsky scored 11, Aharoni finished with 9 points and 5 assists and the giant Gilad Levy (2.20) showed a colorful presence with 9 points and 8 rebounds .

Tomorrow the team will play against Portugal.

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Source: israelhayom

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