Bnei Yehuda Completes Second-Half Comeback to Defeat Elitzur Holon
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Bnei Yehuda defeated Elitzur Holon 88-84 in a comeback victory on Sunday, marking their return to the Israeli Women's Basketball Premier League. Despite trailing by 12 points at halftime, Bnei Yehuda rallied in the second half, led by Julian Redmond's 24 points. The win brings Bnei Yehuda's record to 2-2 as they prepare to face Petah Tikva next.
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- Bnei Yehuda defeated Elitzur Holon 88-84 in a comeback victory on Sunday.
- Julian Redmond scored 24 points and had 8 assists for Bnei Yehuda.
- Elitzur Holon led by 12 points at halftime, 48-36.
- Ashley Owusu scored 26 points for Elitzur Holon.
- Bnei Yehuda's next game is against Petah Tikva.
- Elitzur Holon will play away against Hapoel Lev Jerusalem.
Bnei Yehuda secured an 88-84 victory over Elitzur Holon on Sunday, marking a successful return to the Israeli Women's Basketball Premier League. The team from the Hatikva neighborhood staged a significant comeback in the second half to clinch the win.
Elitzur Holon held a commanding 48-36 lead at halftime, but Bnei Yehuda rallied strongly in the final quarter, outscoring Holon 30-23 to secure the victory. Julian Redmond was a standout performer for Bnei Yehuda, scoring 24 points and dishing out eight assists, while Taylor Soule added 20 points.
For Elitzur Holon, Ashley Owusu led the scoring with 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Stasha Carey also contributed points for the losing side.
Looking ahead, Bnei Yehuda, currently with a 2-2 record, faces a challenging matchup against Petah Tikva in their next game. Elitzur Holon will play away against Hapoel Lev Jerusalem, who have a perfect record so far this season. The league will continue with other matchups, including Maccabi Haifa versus Hapoel Rishon LeZion, Ashdod against Maccabi Karmiel, and Maccabi Ramat Gan playing against Petah Tikva.
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