Maccabi Tel Aviv wins against Kiryat Ata; Hapoel Jerusalem, Tel Aviv also claim victories

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Maccabi Tel Aviv wins against Kiryat Ata; Hapoel Jerusalem, Tel Aviv also claim victories
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Maccabi Tel Aviv secured a decisive 116-89 victory over Kiryat Ata in the Israeli Premier League on October 21. John DiBartolomeo led the charge with a career-high seven three-pointers, scoring 21 points, supported by TJ Leaf and Armando Bacot. Hapoel Jerusalem triumphed 88-74 against Hapoel Beersheba after pulling ahead in the second half, led by David Roddy's 16 points. Hapoel Tel Aviv overcame Maccabi Ashdod 81-67, with Eugene German contributing 31 points. Bnei Herzliya edged out Ness Ziona in a double-overtime thriller, winning 103-96, and Hapoel Eilat maintained its undefeated start by defeating Hapoel Holon 78-69. Upcoming matches include Maccabi's Euroleague game against Real Madrid and Hapoel's clash with Rigas Zelli in the EuroCup.

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  • •Maccabi Tel Aviv wins 116-89 against Kiryat Ata
  • •DiBartolomeo scores 21 points, seven three-pointers
  • •Hapoel Jerusalem defeats Hapoel Beersheba 88-74
  • •Hapoel Tel Aviv beats Maccabi Ashdod 81-67
  • •Bnei Herzliya edges Ness Ziona 103-96 in double overtime
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Maccabi Tel Aviv cruised past Kiryat Ata 116-89 behind John DiBartolomeo's seven threes, while Hapoel Jerusalem, Hapoel Tel Aviv,, and Bnei Herzliya secured wins. Maccabi Tel Aviv cruised past Kiryat Ata 116-89 as captain John DiBartolomeo drained a career-high seven three-pointers to lead the yellow-and-blue to a convincing Israeli Premier League win.

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