Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona Signs Guard Kable With Prolific Scoring Record
American basketball player Kable, a 29-year-old point guard standing at 1.88 meters, has officially signed with Hapoel Be'er Sheva/Dimona for the upcoming season. He joins the team coached by Doug Spradlin, bolstering their roster.
Last season, Kable played for Górnik in the Polish league, where he averaged an impressive 16.6 points per game, along with 3.4 rebounds and 4.9 assists. His basketball development began at Liberty Flames college, and he has prior experience playing in Georgia, Germany's second division, and France's second division.
The team, located in the southern region of Israel, recently resolved significant financial challenges that had threatened its continuation in the Premier League. After considerable effort, the club secured the necessary funding to proceed.
In addition to coach Spradlin and Kable, the team has also signed Noam Avivi, Golan Gutt, Shahar Doron, Tyrik Smith, and Gabe Viznitzer. Matan Fogel and Ofri Shitrit are continuing with the club from the previous season.
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