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Israel's U18 Basketball Team Beats Turkey to Finish Seventh at European Championship Israel's U18 basketball team finished seventh at the European Championship by beating Turkey 85-79 after a comeback in the final quarter. Key players David Mossis and Omri Orland led the victory, following a previous loss to Greece that ended Israel's chance for a top-five finish and World Championship qualification.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israel's U18 basketball team finished seventh at the European Championship after beating Turkey 85-79. 02 Israel lost to Greece the day before, missing a chance to compete for fifth place and World Championship qualification. 03 Israel led after the first quarter but trailed Turkey at halftime and after the third quarter. 04 Omri Orland and David Mossis led a strong comeback in the final quarter, scoring 17 of the last 19 points. 05 Mossis scored 26 points and nine rebounds; Orland added 20 points and ten assists. 06 Coach Nadav Zilberstein's team overcame a mid-game deficit to secure the win. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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