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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Hapoel Tel Aviv Basketball Team to Play All Home Games at Shlomo Group Arena

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Hapoel Tel Aviv Returns Home With Victory, Tamar Blatt Nears Return

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Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Ashdod 81-67 in their return to the Drive-In Arena, with Eugene German scoring 31 points. Player Tamar Blatt has begun training and is nearing a return to the court. The team aims to increase season ticket sales and will host Hapoel Jerusalem next week.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Maccabi Ashdod 81-67 in their first home game in two years.
  • Eugene German scored 31 points, including six three-pointers, in the victory.
  • Player Tamar Blatt has started training and is expected to return to contact drills soon.
  • Coach Dimitris Itoudis praised the team's connection and depth despite player absences.
  • Approximately 1,500 fans attended the game, with efforts to increase season ticket sales underway.
Hapoel Tel Aviv Returns Home With Victory, Tamar Blatt Nears Return
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Hapoel Tel Aviv celebrated their return to the Drive-In Arena after a two-year absence with an 81-67 win over Maccabi Ashdod on Sunday, improving their record to 2-0 in the Winner League. Guard Eugene German was a standout performer in his second league game, scoring 31 points and hitting six three-pointers. Forward Tomer Ginat also had a notable performance with 12 points, entering the league's top 100 all-time scorers list.

Coach Dimitris Itoudis expressed satisfaction with the team's performance, emphasizing their strength when connected and the depth of their roster, despite the absence of four players who played against Panathinaikos. He also addressed the crowd, noting that approximately 1,500 fans attended the game and that the club aims to increase season ticket sales. Itoudis stressed his commitment to the team regardless of attendance, stating his dedication to his role as coach.

The most significant news for the club is the return of player Tamar Blatt, who has begun training and is expected to participate in contact drills soon. Club officials consider Blatt an integral part of the team. Hapoel Tel Aviv is scheduled to host Hapoel Jerusalem next week in a rematch of recent playoff semifinals.

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