Israel's U20 Women's Basketball Team Faces France in European Championship Final
Israel's U20 women's basketball team is playing France in the European Championship final in Lithuania, seeking their first gold medal after a historic semifinal win over Belgium. Gal Raviv leads Israel's strong performance, while France relies on Inès Pitarc-Granel and Sarah Sissa. The final will decide if Israel caps its tournament with a gold medal.
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- Israel's U20 women's basketball team competes against France in the European Championship final in Lithuania.
- Israel secured a historic medal by beating Belgium 78-69 in the semifinals.
- Gal Raviv leads Israel with averages of 28 points and 7.2 assists per game.
- France is favored, relying on Inès Pitarc-Granel and center Sarah Sissa.
- Israel previously defeated France last year after a loss two years ago.
- The final lineups for both teams were announced before the game.
Israel's under-20 women's basketball team is currently competing against France in the final of the European Championship in Lithuania, aiming to secure the first gold medal in their history. The Israeli team, coached by Tal Natan, has already guaranteed a historic medal after defeating Belgium 78-69 in the semifinals. They now need just one more win to claim the European title.
Israel's success is largely driven by Gal Raviv, who is averaging 28 points, 7.2 assists, 5.8 rebounds, and 3.5 steals per game. Key contributors also include Maayan Cohen, who excelled in the semifinal, and Ayala Oren, who manages the game effectively and contributes significantly on both ends of the court. France entered the tournament as the clear favorite, relying mainly on Inès Pitarc-Granel, averaging 14.4 points per game, and center Sarah Sissa, with 13.5 points and 7.8 rebounds per game.
The two teams have recent history: France defeated Israel decisively two years ago, but last year Israel stunned France with an 81-74 victory. The current final lineup for Israel includes Maayan Cohen, Ayala Oren, Mai Baiko-Zemel, Gal Raviv, and Maya Zilbershlag. France's starting five features Isatu Keita-Sissoko, Stella Koula, Aïnoua Rizasha, Inès Pitarc-Granel, and Sarah Sissa. The match outcome will determine if Israel completes its remarkable tournament run with a gold medal.
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