Maccabi Ashdod Dominates Brandeis in EuroCup Victory
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Ashdod women's basketball team defeated Brandeis of the Czech Republic 61:27 in the EuroCup on Wednesday, improving to 2-0 in the group stage. The team also beat Brandeis 68:47 two days earlier. Ashdod's strong defense limited Brandeis to poor shooting percentages and zero three-pointers. Jasmine Jones led Ashdod with 13 points.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Ashdod women's basketball team defeated Brandeis 61:27 in the EuroCup.
- The victory gave Ashdod a 2-0 record in the EuroCup group stage.
- Ashdod had previously beaten Brandeis 68:47 just two days earlier.
- Brandeis shot 18% from the field and missed all 26 three-point attempts.
- Jasmine Jones scored 13 points to lead Ashdod's offense.
Maccabi Ashdod women's basketball team secured a decisive 27:61 victory over Czech opponent Brandeis on Wednesday, achieving a perfect 2-0 record in the EuroCup group stage. This follows their earlier 47:68 win against the same team just two days prior. Ashdod established an early lead, holding Brandeis to just 4 points in the first quarter while scoring 10. They extended their advantage to 14:29 by halftime and entered the final quarter with a commanding 24:52 lead, ultimately conceding only 3 points in the last ten minutes.
While Brandeis improved their ball security compared to the previous game, committing 16 turnovers versus Ashdod's 18, they struggled significantly with shooting. The Czech team missed all 26 attempts from beyond the arc and shot only 18% from the field (11 of 60). Key scorers for Ashdod included Jasmine Jones with 13 points, Avi Meyers and Delaya Daniels with 12 points each, and Katarina Vuckovic with 10 points. Daniels also contributed 14 rebounds and 4 steals.
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