Maccabi Ashdod Women's Basketball Dominates Brandeis in EuroCup
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Ashdod women's basketball team defeated Brandeis 61-27 in the EuroCup, marking their second win against the Czech team in three days and achieving a 2-0 group stage record. Ashdod's strong defense limited Brandeis to minimal scoring, while their offense was led by Jasmine Jones and Delaya Daniels. The victory advances Ashdod in the tournament with a perfect record.
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- Maccabi Ashdod women's basketball team beat Brandeis 61-27 in the EuroCup.
- The win gave Ashdod a 2-0 record in the EuroCup group stage.
- Ashdod had previously defeated Brandeis 68-47 just two days earlier.
- Delaya Daniels contributed 12 points, 14 rebounds, and 4 assists.
- Brandeis missed all 26 of their three-point attempts in the game.
Maccabi Ashdod women's basketball team secured a decisive 61-27 victory over Czech opponent Brandeis in their second EuroCup group stage game, achieving a perfect 2-0 record. This follows their initial 68-47 win against the same team just two days prior. Ashdod's defense was a key factor, holding Brandeis to only 4 points in the first quarter and 14 points by halftime, while Ashdod led 29-14. The team extended their lead to 52-24 by the final quarter, ultimately conceding only 3 points in the last ten minutes.
While Brandeis improved their ball security compared to the first game, committing 16 turnovers versus Ashdod's 18, they struggled significantly with shooting. The Czech team missed all 26 three-point attempts and shot only 18% from the field overall (11 of 60). Top scorers for Ashdod included Jasmine Jones with 13 points, Abi Meyers with 12, and Delaya Daniels with 12 points, 14 rebounds, and 4 assists. Katerina Vuckovic added 10 points.
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