Elijah Bryant Named EuroLeague MVP for Second Consecutive Week
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- Elijah Bryant named EuroLeague MVP for second straight week.
- Bryant led Hapoel Tel Aviv to a win over Real Madrid.
- He recorded a career-high 13 rebounds and 22 points.
- This is his fifth career Player of the Week award.
- He is the first player since Sasha Vezenkov to win twice consecutively.
Elijah Bryant, a star player for Hapoel Tel Aviv, has been named the EuroLeague MVP for the third week of the season, marking the second consecutive week he has received the honor. This follows his team's impressive 102-98 victory over Real Madrid. Bryant was instrumental in the win, scoring 22 points with efficient shooting (6 of 9 for two-pointers, 1 of 6 from three-point range) and making 7 of 9 free throws. He also achieved a career-high of 13 rebounds, dished out 7 assists, recorded a steal, and drew nine fouls, earning an efficiency rating of 40, the highest among winning players in the round. This marks the fifth time in Bryant's career he has won EuroLeague Player of the Week, with one previous award with Anadolu Efes and four with Hapoel Tel Aviv. He is the first player since Sasha Vezenkov in the 2024/25 season to win the award in two consecutive rounds. The last player to achieve this feat was Edy Tavares of Real Madrid in the 2023 playoffs.
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