David Moses Excluded from U20 European Championship All-Tournament Team Despite Leading Stats
The Israeli U20 basketball team concluded the European Championship in seventh place after a quarterfinal loss to Slovenia, who eventually won the tournament. Despite the team's overall disappointment, Israeli fans witnessed promising talent, notably center David Moses. Moses was one of the tournament's standout players, leading in rebounds per game with an average of 11 and topping the efficiency rating at 24.3. He was also the second-highest scorer, averaging 22.7 points per game, just behind MVP Stefan Joksimovic. However, despite these impressive statistics, FIBA did not select Moses for the tournament's all-star five, sparking surprise and debate among observers. Moses's performance was a highlight for the Israeli squad coached by Nadav Zilberstein, showcasing the potential of Israel's next generation of basketball talent.
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