De Zhao this, and no other: 74:83 to Holon on Komanovo

After only yesterday beating the Turkish Stock Exchange 81:93 and approaching the Champions League quarter-finals, Hapoel Holon continued its great momentum tonight (Wednesday) when it defeated Commenovo in Macedonia 74:83 in its first game in the second home stage of the Balkan League.

Despite the fact that this is the second game in 24 hours, the purple team of Stefanos Dadas managed to put the fatigue from the game and the trip to Macedonia aside and put together a fourth consecutive victory in all competitions and is now ranked second out of three at home, with the two teams finishing first in the factory semi-finals.

Stefanos Dadas (Hagai Michaeli)

Holonia led by 10 points during the second quarter, when the Macedonians managed to get closer from time to time and even managed to gain an advantage for a short period in the fourth quarter, but not beyond that, when the yellow-purple managed to regain the advantage and ran to a double-digit gap that peaked at 12 points. In a 1:14 run that included two threes by Niv Misgav, when until the end the advantage was maintained on the way to a victory that gives a boost towards the continuation of the road in the factory.

Willy Workman and Niv Misgav (Shahar Gross)

Those who stood out in the ranks of Holon were Maxim de Zhao, who excelled with 22 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists, Isaiah Miles provided 14 points, Niv Misgav contributed 13 points and 3 rebounds, Frederic Bourdieu scored 11 points and Oded Brandwein added 10 of his own. In addition, Yogev Ohayon provided 9 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, Willy Workman contributed 2 points, 5 rebounds and 4 steals and Tal Zach also provided 2 points, while Guy Pnini, C.J. Harris and Tyros Maggie were rested and not His partner.

Maxim de Zhao (Hagai Michaeli)