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Hochstadtter Shines in Champions League Debut Despite Bamberg Loss

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Israeli forward Yuval Hochstadtter scored 16 points in his FIBA Basketball Champions League debut for Bamberg, though the team lost 93-87 to Peristeri. Hochstadtter also added 3 rebounds and 2 steals in the close game. He recently joined the German league after playing in Israel's top league last season. He is averaging 7 points per game in the German league.

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  • Yuval Hochstadtter scored 16 points in his FIBA Basketball Champions League debut for Bamberg.
  • Bamberg lost a close game to Peristeri, 93-87, despite Hochstadtter's efforts.
  • Hochstadtter contributed 3 rebounds and 2 steals in his 23-minute appearance.
  • He recently moved to Germany's top league after playing in Israel.
  • Hochstadtter is averaging 7 points per game in the German league this season.

Israeli forward Yuval Hochstadtter made a strong debut in the FIBA Basketball Champions League (BCL) on Tuesday, scoring 16 points for his team, Bamberg, in a close 93-87 loss to Greece's Peristeri.

Hochstadtter, who will celebrate his 22nd birthday on Wednesday, played 23 minutes and 41 seconds, also contributing 3 rebounds and 2 steals. He shot effectively, making 3 of 7 two-pointers and 3 of 5 three-pointers, along with one free throw. The game was tight throughout, with Peristeri building a significant lead in the second and third quarters. However, Bamberg mounted a comeback, and Hochstadtter hit a crucial three-pointer with less than two minutes remaining to give his team an 87-86 lead. Unfortunately, Peristeri managed to score the final points to secure the victory.

This was Hochstadtter's first BCL appearance after a successful rookie season in Israel's top league last year. He moved to Germany this past summer to play for Bamberg in the top German league. In addition to his BCL debut, Hochstadtter has played four games in the German league, averaging 7 points per game with 50% three-point shooting, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.3 assists in 19 minutes per game.

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