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Ariel Barkovitz Advances to Senior Team at Maccabi Ramat Gan Basketball Club
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First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago
What happened
Ariel Barkovitz, grandson of Israeli basketball star Miki Barkovitz, has joined Maccabi Ramat Gan's senior basketball team at age 17, marking his professional debut while also playing in the National League. The club and coach praised his talent and work ethic, and Ariel expressed pride and excitement about advancing his career.
- 01Ariel Barkovitz, 17, joins Maccabi Ramat Gan's senior basketball team for the upcoming season.
- 02He will also play on a dual license with Hapoel Gezer/Na'an in the National League.
- 03Ariel is described as an athletic, aggressive point guard with strong mid-range shooting.
- 04He is the grandson of Israeli basketball legend Miki Barkovitz.
- 05Coach Elad Hassin praised Ariel's talent and hard work, emphasizing youth promotion.
- 06Ariel expressed excitement about fulfilling his dream to play in the Premier League.
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