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Upper Galilee Beats Ra'anana 60-50 and Moves Closer to Survival

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Hapoel Upper Galilee defeated Maccabi Ra'anana 60-50 in the bottom group of the Israeli Basketball Premier League on June 14, 2026, reversing the outcome of the teams' meeting five days earlier in MetroWest, when Ra'anana won 81-64. The result lifts Upper Galilee to 21-9, ahead of Ra'anana at 21-8, a significant swing in the relegation battle.

The earlier loss had pushed Upper Galilee below the safety line, but Idan Avshalom's team is now back above it and controls its own fate with two rounds left. Ra'anana, coached by Goni Izraeli, still has no away win in the bottom group, a missed chance that would have brought it closer to staying up.

Cyril Langevine and Shahar Amram led the hosts, with support from Yuval Schneiderman and new signing Roi Prizky. Upper Galilee set the tempo from the start, largely through Langevine, and held a double-digit lead for much of the game. Even when the visitors cut into the margin, the home forward-center repeatedly stopped a comeback.

For Ra'anana, Tyrese Radford, Joaquin Schoichman and Matt Coleman stood out, but unlike last week, their efforts were not enough. Upper Galilee now visits Ironi Ness Ziona and closes against Elitzur Netanya, while Ra'anana hosts Netanya next and finishes against the Orange team in the final round.

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