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Delasport Balkan League 2022-23
Champion: Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva
Regular Season Champion: Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva
Only one team from Israel decided to participate in the BIBL and North Macedonia did not send any of their teams to the cup, which in consequence changed the league system as they gave up on the stages and groups and all teams played just in one group in Regular Season
Delasport Balkan League Final: Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva - KB Peja 99-95 H.Be''er Sheva (Lior Lubin): David Efianayi 28, Greg Whittington 23, Egor Koulechov 13, Ben Moore 18, Neta Segal 3, Khalil Ahmad 9, Joaquin Shuchman 1, Ben Eisenhardt 2, Cody Demps 2 Standings 2022-23
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Levski has been disqualified from the Balkan International Basketball League due to their unilateral decision not to play their away games in Kosovo. Bashkimi has been disqualified from the Balkan International Basketball League due to their inability not to play their away games. Delasport Balkan League Final  Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva/Dimona is the new champion! (Photo: balkanleague.net)  Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva - Champions of Delasport Balkan League
 Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva/Dimona is the new champion!-Apr 30, 2023
Hapoel Altshuler Shaham Beer Sheva/Dimona was crowned 2022/23 Delasport Balkan League Champion! The Israeli team won a great final game against KB Peja with 99-95. Hapoel Beer Sheva started the game much better both in offense and defense. Ben Moore (203-F-1995, college: SMU) dominated the floor in the first minutes scoring easy baskets all the way, while on the other end, KB Peja was turning the ball too often. Beer Sheva led by as many as 13 in the first quarter and at the beginning of the second made it 17 up. About that time KB Peja managed to tighten the defense and David Joseph tuned in the hot hand from the semifinal. A great run by the Kosovo team cut the lead to just 6 at the break - 59-53. For a moment Beer Sheva took better advantage after the restart but KB Peja was there to cut it again and by the half of that quarter managed to take the lead. From there on it was a total whirlwind with many lead changes and few draws. Both teams went toe to toe until the end when decisive baskets by Greg Whittington (203-PF-1993, college: Georgetown) and David Efianayi (188-G-1995, college: Gardner-Webb) closed it for Beer Sheva. KB Peja missed a great deal of 16 free throws, from 34 attempts. Despite getting 17 offensive rebounds, this proves to be the key to the loss. Efianayi went on to be the Finals MVP, finishing the trophy game with 28 points. Whittington added 2 and Ben Moore - 18. David Joseph had a second Final 4 game with 30+ points, nailing 31. Bradley Waldow (208-C-1991, college: St.Mary's, CA, agency: Octagon Europe) had 23 and 15 rebounds, and Jalen Tate (198-SF-1998, college: Arkansas) - 21.
Courtesy of: balkanleague.net  Eurobasket.com All-Balkan League Awards 2023-May 7, 2023
Final Four MVP:
 David Efianayi (188-G-1995) of H.Be'er ShevaPlayer of the Year:  Devoe Joseph (193-G-1990) of PejaGuard of the Year: Devoe Joseph (193-G-1990) of PejaForward of the Year: Jalen Tate (198-SF-1998) of PejaCenter of the Year: Bradley Waldow (208-C-1991) of PejaCoach of the Year: Lior Lubin of H.Be'er Sheva
First Team Devoe Joseph (193-G-1990) of Peja David Efianayi (188-G-1995) of H.Be'er Sheva Jalen Tate (198-SF-1998) of Peja Ben Moore (203-F-1995) of H.Be'er Sheva Bradley Waldow (208-C-1991) of Peja
Second Team Larry Thomas (188-PG-1993) of Peja Darious Hall (200-G/F-1997) of Beroe Milos Jovanovic (199-F-1995) of Milenijum Egor Koulechov (196-G/F-1994) of H.Be'er Sheva Aleksandar Andrejevic (213-C-1991) of Beroe | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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