2025 Israeli Basketball Cup
The 2024-25 Israeli Basketball Cup was the 2nd edition of Israeli's top-tier level professional national domestic basketball cup event.
Finals
| 2025 Final: M.Ashdod - H.Jerusalem 78-62 |
| M.Ashdod: Abby Meyers 21, Stephanie Watts 19, Stasha Carey 17, Dor Saar 14, Kseniya Malashka 5, May Revahe 2, Shlomit Achipaz 0, Shiran Gozlan 0, Kramer Shir 0, Maya Sharvit 0, May Dayan 0, Liad Orbach 0 H.Jerusalem: Alyssa Baron 23, Emily Engstler 18, Tiffany Mitchell 4, Anja Fuchs-Robetin 9, Agam Yadin 6, Hodaya Kabada 0, Yarden Danan 2, Mirna Al Saih 0, Neta Meishar 0, Hadar Mor 0, Tamar Greenboim 0, Reut Levi 0 |
M.Ashdod won the cup 2024-25
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Head Coach: Shira Haelion 
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(left) Coach Assistant: Odelia Madmon
Manager: Uri Ben Simon
177.4 5'9.8''AVG. HEIGHT
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Maccabi Ashdod celebrate State Cup title-Mar 23, 2025
Maccabi Ashdod - Hapoel Jerusalem 78-62
Maccabi Ashdod clinched the State Cup title. They outscored Hapoel Jerusalem in the Final. Abby Meyers (183-G-1999, college: Maryland) stepped up with 21 points to pace the winners.
Maccabi Ashdod grabbed a 28-18 lead ten minutes into the game. Hapoel Jerusalem however limited their opponents to just 11 points in the second frame to pull within 2 points. But the third term turned out decisive. Maccabi Ashdod triggered a massive 24-7 rally and cleared off for good. Stephanie Watts (180-G-1997, college: UNC) posted 19 points for the winners. Alyssa Baron (178-G/F-1992, college: Pennsylvania) answered with 23 points for Hapoel Jerusalem.
Maccabi Ashdod clinched the State Cup title. They outscored Hapoel Jerusalem in the Final. Abby Meyers (183-G-1999, college: Maryland) stepped up with 21 points to pace the winners.
Maccabi Ashdod grabbed a 28-18 lead ten minutes into the game. Hapoel Jerusalem however limited their opponents to just 11 points in the second frame to pull within 2 points. But the third term turned out decisive. Maccabi Ashdod triggered a massive 24-7 rally and cleared off for good. Stephanie Watts (180-G-1997, college: UNC) posted 19 points for the winners. Alyssa Baron (178-G/F-1992, college: Pennsylvania) answered with 23 points for Hapoel Jerusalem.
