Three Israeli Women Basketball Players Achieve EuroLeague Wins
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Three Israeli women basketball players Romi Levi, and Jordan Garzon, all secured wins in their Women's EuroLeague debuts on Wednesday. Dahan-Suarez led the Israeli contingent with 14 points for Crvena Zvezda Belgrade in their 89-56 victory. Levi also played for Crvena Zvezda, while Garzon contributed to Zaragoza's 76-75 win. Their participation expands the total number of Israeli women to play in the EuroLeague to seven.
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- Three Israeli women basketball players Romi Levi, and Jordan Garzon, won their EuroLeague debuts.
- Dorian Dahan-Suarez scored 14 points for Crvena Zvezda Belgrade in their 89-56 victory.
- Jordan Garzon played nine minutes in Zaragoza's 76-75 win over Basket Landes.
- Romi Levi also played for Crvena Zvezda but did not score.
- The number of Israeli women playing in the EuroLeague has now reached seven.
Three Israeli women basketball players marked successful debuts in the Women's EuroLeague on Wednesday, with all three celebrating victories with their respective teams. Dorian Dahan-Suarez was a standout performer, scoring 14 points for Crvena Zvezda Belgrade in their dominant 89-56 win over Meklenburg. Romi Levi also participated in the Serbian team's victory but played only five minutes and did not score.
In another game, Jordan Garzon played nine minutes for Zaragoza, contributing to their dramatic 76-75 victory over French team Basket Landes. Although Garzon did not score during her time on the court, her team secured a crucial win at the start of the group stage.
This round of games also marked a milestone for Israeli women's basketball. With the addition of Garzon, Levi, and Dahan-Suarez, the number of Israeli women to have played in the Women's EuroLeague has now grown to seven, following last season's addition of Sher-Lev.
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