Herzliya Advances in European Handball Cup After Double Victory
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Herzliya's women's handball team has advanced to the next round of the European Cup by defeating Shkyponja of Kosovo in a double-header. After winning the first match 40-24, Herzliya secured a 29-27 victory in the second leg, completing a comeback on the road. Goalkeeper Bruna Kovačević was instrumental with 15 saves, and Shira Gerar led the scoring with 8 goals.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Herzliya's women's handball team advanced in the European Cup after a double victory over Shkyponja.
- The team secured a 29-27 win in the second leg after a dominant 40-24 victory in the first.
- Goalkeeper Bruna Kovačević made 15 saves, contributing significantly to the comeback win.
- Shira Gerar was the top scorer with 8 goals in the second match.
- Coach Živojin Maksić led the team to this European success.
Herzliya's women's handball team has advanced to the next stage of the European Cup after securing a double victory over Shkyponja of Kosovo. Following a decisive 40-24 win in the first leg, the team, coached by Živojin Maksić, faced a tougher challenge in the return match on their opponent's home court.
Despite a more determined performance from the home team, Herzliya managed to complete a comeback, winning the second game 29-27. The match was closely contested, with the hosts showing improved play. However, Herzliya's players, particularly goalkeeper Bruna Kovačević, who made 15 saves at 36.5% efficiency, and the team's performance in crucial moments, secured the win and their advancement.
Key scorers for Herzliya included Shira Gerar with 8 goals, Shir Chameli with 6, and Mai Yulzari with 5. Other scorers were Kristina Skripak (4), Daniela Dragicevic (3), Shiran Ashkenazi (2), and Sofia Bazrukova (1). This second victory solidifies Herzliya's progress in the European competition.
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