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Israel's Yarden Garzon: ‘I’ll make it to the WNBA, I’m sure!’
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Israel's Yarden Garzon: ‘I’ll make it to the WNBA, I’m sure!’

Israeli women's basketball player Yarden Garzon, who starred in high school and youth leagues in Israel before being recruited to the United States, has completed four seasons in the NCAA with Indiana and Maryland. Despite expectations of becoming the second Israeli to join the WNBA, she went undrafted and later signed with the Phoenix Mercury before being released. Garzon now begins her professional career with the Spanish Euroleague team Zaragoza. In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, she expressed excitement about her new opportunity while reflecting on her experiences abroad, including missing home and building a support network in the U.S.

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Israel's Yarden Garzon: ‘I’ll make it to the WNBA, I’m sure!’

Israeli women's basketball player Yarden Garzon, who starred in high school and youth leagues in Israel before being recruited to the United States, has completed four seasons in the NCAA with Indiana and Maryland. Despite expectations of becoming the second Israeli to join the WNBA, she went undrafted and later signed with the Phoenix Mercury before being released. Garzon now begins her professional career with the Spanish Euroleague team Zaragoza. In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, she expressed excitement about her new opportunity while reflecting on her experiences abroad, including missing home and building a support network in the U.S.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on sports and personal achievements in basketball, with no political implications or contested issues. It presents Garzon's career path and personal reflections without taking a partisan stance.

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