Elitzur Ramle Wins Third Consecutive Israel Women’s Basketball Championship with 3-0 Sweep in Finals
Elitzur Ramle Dominates to Win Third Consecutive Israel Women’s Basketball Championship
Elitzur Ramle made a statement by capturing their third consecutive Israel women’s basketball championship after a dominant 84-60 victory over Harold Lev Jerusalem in Game 3 of the finals. The yellow-and-black squad completed a clean 3-0 sweep to secure the title in front of their home crowd.
From the opening tip-off, Elitzur Ramle showed their determination to clinch the championship, taking a commanding 44-23 lead at halftime. Jessica Jackson, Jennie Simms, Tzlil Vaturi, and MVP Eden Rotberg led the charge for Elitzur Ramle, showcasing their skills and teamwork on both ends of the court.
Rotberg finished with 19 points, Jackson added 17 points, and Simms recorded a triple-double with 12 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists in the championship-clinching victory. On the other side, Breanna Richardson and Stashi Carey put up a fight for Jerusalem with 20 and 18 points, respectively.
Head coach Danny Gutt praised his team’s defensive effort as the key to their success, emphasizing the importance of limiting Jerusalem’s scoring opportunities. Gutt expressed his pride in the team’s performance throughout the season and playoffs, highlighting their resilience and determination to come out on top.
Despite the loss, Jerusalem coach Limor Peleg commended her team for exceeding expectations and achieving success in their first year in the premier league. MVP Rotberg expressed her excitement and pride in winning the championship, acknowledging the challenges they faced and the significance of bringing joy to fans during difficult times.
Elitzur Ramle’s victory not only solidifies their dominance in Israeli women’s basketball but also serves as a source of inspiration and unity during challenging times. The team’s dedication, teamwork, and perseverance have set a high standard for women’s basketball in Israel, paving the way for future success and growth in the sport.