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Israeli Youth Basketball Stars Eye College Careers and European Opportunities
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First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
After Israel's youth basketball team was eliminated from the European Championship, top players like David Moses and Aviv Aronov are pursuing college careers in the U.S., while others like Oren Trushkin attract European professional interest.
- 01Israel’s youth basketball team lost to Slovenia and was eliminated from the European Championship.
- 02David Moses committed to Florida Atlantic University, a smaller NCAA Division I program.
- 03Aviv Aronov will play next season at Eastern Michigan University after attending Huntington Prep.
- 04Omri Orland and Rom Stoller, both 16, are key young talents leading Israel’s youth teams.
- 05Oren Trushkin received an offer to train with Serbian club Mega and averaged 17.9 points last season.
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MakoCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago
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