Lucas Goldenberg Signs With Bnei Herzliya Basketball Club
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Forward Lucas Goldenberg, 33, has signed with Bnei Herzliya, the Israeli basketball club announced Friday. Goldenberg previously played for Hapoel HaEmek, averaging 6.5 points last season. Coach Yehou Orland called him the "exact type of player" needed to complete the roster, praising his intelligence and defense.
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- Lucas Goldenberg, 33, has signed with the Israeli basketball club Bnei Herzliya.
- Goldenberg previously played for Hapoel HaEmek, averaging 6.5 points last season.
- Coach Yehou Orland described Goldenberg as the "exact type of player" needed.
- Orland praised Goldenberg's intelligence, versatility, and defense.
- Goldenberg expressed excitement about joining Herzliya's ambitions.
Forward Lucas Goldenberg, 33, has officially signed with the Israeli basketball club Bnei Herzliya. Goldenberg joins the team after playing the last two seasons with Hapoel HaEmek, and previously with Hapoel Afula and Hapoel Galil Elyon.
Last season, Goldenberg averaged 6.5 points per game in 25 appearances for Hapoel HaEmek. Throughout his league career, he has averaged 8.9 points per game. Goldenberg expressed his excitement about joining Herzliya, noting the team's consistent ambition to compete at the top and play in Europe. He looks forward to meeting the fans and teammates, aiming to integrate quickly and contribute to the team's goals.
Coach Yehou Orland stated that Goldenberg is a player they have long admired and previously sought to sign, but the conditions were not right. Orland described Goldenberg as the "exact type of player" they were looking for to complete the roster, highlighting his intelligence, versatility, and excellent defense. The coach believes Goldenberg's experience will facilitate a swift integration into the team.
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