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Aviv Aronov Shines in European Youth Basketball Championship, Eyes College Career in US

Israeli basketball player Aviv Aronov has excelled at the European Youth Championship, averaging 26.7 points per game, and will play college basketball at Eastern Michigan University in the US.

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  1. 01Aviv Aronov averaged 26.7 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 3.7 assists in the European Youth Championship.
  2. 02He led the league in three-point shooting with a 43% success rate at Huntington High School.
  3. 03Aronov played for several Israeli clubs before moving to the US for high school basketball.
  4. 04He committed to Eastern Michigan University, a Division 1 college with a strong basketball legacy.
  5. 05His coach praises his versatility, calmness, and potential to join Israel's senior national team.
  6. 06Aronov comes from a supportive family and continues to develop his skills and work ethic.
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