Hapoel Holon Releases Guard Dru Threthewey After Injury
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Holon announced Friday the release of American point guard Dru Threthewey after less than two months due to injury and professional dissatisfaction. Threthewey, who also captains the Jamaican national team, has been loaned to Trepça in Kosovo. The club is seeking a replacement. He joined Holon this summer after playing in the French second division.
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- Hapoel Holon released point guard Dru Threthewey after less than two months with the team.
- Threthewey was loaned to Trepça in Kosovo following his release from Holon.
- The decision came after Threthewey suffered a torn hamstring injury about a month ago.
- Holon is seeking a new point guard due to professional dissatisfaction with Threthewey.
- Threthewey also serves as the captain of the Jamaican national basketball team.
Israeli basketball club Hapoel Holon announced on Friday that American point guard Dru Threthewey has ended his tenure with the team after less than two months. Threthewey has been released and loaned to Trepça in Kosovo.
Threthewey suffered an injury approximately one month ago during a Winner Cup game against Ironi Ness Ziona. He was diagnosed with a torn hamstring, an injury expected to sideline him for several weeks.
Citing professional dissatisfaction, Holon is actively seeking a new point guard to integrate quickly. Threthewey, who also captains the Jamaican national team, will recover from his injury elsewhere.
Threthewey joined Holon this summer after playing for Pau-Orthez last season, where he averaged 10.9 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game in the French second division.
