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Hapoel of Jerusalem, represented by David Sirvydis, was dramatically eliminated in the Israeli League semifinals.
Fines are being issued this season
Jeremy Pargo directed by Hapoel 97: 100 (17:32, 20:18, 41:27, 19:23) They did not resist against Rishon’s Maccabi in the last second.
The Jerusalem team started the game slowly and had a deficit of 22 points in the second half (19:41), but scored up to 41 points in the third quarter and (78:77) and the fate of the match was decided in the last minute.
With 19 seconds remaining, D’Angelo Harrison increased Richon’s team lead to 5 points (97:92), but Pargo soon scored a triple (95:97), and Harrison himself missed both penalties and left runners 10 seconds to escape.
Snapper pulled by Hapoel scored a two-point lead and tied the score (97:97), leaving 1.1 seconds for Adam Ariel to hit a difficult three-point point with a final siren.
Hapoel did not save Pargo’s phenomenal performance: 32 points (5/10 doubles, 6/9 trit., 4/4 penalties) and 3 assists in 28 minutes.
Sirvydis, who supplemented Hapoel in the summer, was not registered for the match.
Rishon’s rival in the final will be the winner of the pair Tel Aviv Maccabi and Gilboa Galil.
Hapoel: Jeremy Pargo 32 (6/9 trit., 28 use bullets), James Feldeine 18, John Holland 15, Suleiman Braimoh 14 (Rev. 10).
Maccabi: D’Angelo Harrison 21 (6/13 divided, 6/11 penalty 8 rebounds, 5 res., 6 bl.), Zach Hankins 20 (10/12 divided), Oz Blayzer 16, Darryl Monroe 13 (ed. 7 ), Adam Ariel and Alex Hamilton (ed.5) after 11.
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