Felix Zasavje (FEL) dominate in 84–38 victory over Ženski košarkaški klub Falcons Zagreb (FAL)
In a one-sided encounter in the LWB U15, season 2025/26, Felix Zasavje opened a commanding performance on 17 January 2026 at Športna dvorana Polaj Trbovlje to down Ženski košarkaški klub Falcons Zagreb 84–38. From the first quarter the winners imposed their will, building an early margin and steadily extending it through a disciplined, balanced attack.
The scoreboard told the story in quarters: 17–4, 25–3, 25–16 and 17–15. The large early gap proved decisive as the leading side converted efficiency and depth into control—mixing inside scoring with strong offensive rebounding to keep possession and pressure throughout the contest.
Several players registered notable contributions. Gorenjec Tiana — named player of the game — was highly efficient, hitting 5 of 6 field goals for 10 points while adding 6 rebounds and 2 assists (efficiency 15). Interior and second-chance points were a recurring theme, highlighted by Mirnik Lara who finished with 14 points and 8 rebounds (including 6 offensive boards), and Vodušek Iva who paced the scoring with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists. Floor balance came from Avdić Dženana (13 points) and Škalički Lina (11 points), both chipping in at key moments to maintain tempo and spacing.
On the other side, Perok Tea produced a strong individual effort, scoring 15 points and hauling in 9 rebounds to keep her team competitive in patches. Pekeljević Anja also fought hard on the glass, posting an imposing 15 rebounds to go with 8 points and an efficiency rating of 15. Those performances provided bright spots amid a game where scoring opportunities were limited and the opponent controlled possession for long stretches.
Tactically, the victors combined aggressive offensive rebounding with timely interior finishes and a steady free-throw presence during the middle periods to break the game open. Defensively they forced turnovers into transition chances and limited perimeter success, especially early on when the opponent managed only a handful of points in the first half.
The result leaves Felix Zasavje with a convincing victory in round 3 of the competition, a display of both depth and tactical clarity that will be a useful reference point as the season develops. Ženski košarkaški klub Falcons Zagreb will take some lessons from the contest — particularly in ball security and perimeter finishing — as they regroup for the next challenge.
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Felix Zasavje (FEL) dominate in 84–38 victory over Ženski košarkaški klub Falcons Zagreb (FAL)
In a one-sided encounter in the LWB U15, season 2025/26, Felix Zasavje opened a commanding performance on 17 January 2026 at Športna dvorana Polaj Trbovlje to down Ženski košarkaški klub Falcons Zagreb 84–38. From the first quarter the winners imposed their will, building an early margin and steadily extending it through a disciplined, balanced attack.
The scoreboard told the story in quarters: 17–4, 25–3, 25–16 and 17–15. The large early gap proved decisive as the leading side converted efficiency and depth into control—mixing inside scoring with strong offensive rebounding to keep possession and pressure throughout the contest.
Several players registered notable contributions. Gorenjec Tiana — named player of the game — was highly efficient, hitting 5 of 6 field goals for 10 points while adding 6 rebounds and 2 assists (efficiency 15). Interior and second-chance points were a recurring theme, highlighted by Mirnik Lara who finished with 14 points and 8 rebounds (including 6 offensive boards), and Vodušek Iva who paced the scoring with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists. Floor balance came from Avdić Dženana (13 points) and Škalički Lina (11 points), both chipping in at key moments to maintain tempo and spacing.
On the other side, Perok Tea produced a strong individual effort, scoring 15 points and hauling in 9 rebounds to keep her team competitive in patches. Pekeljević Anja also fought hard on the glass, posting an imposing 15 rebounds to go with 8 points and an efficiency rating of 15. Those performances provided bright spots amid a game where scoring opportunities were limited and the opponent controlled possession for long stretches.
Tactically, the victors combined aggressive offensive rebounding with timely interior finishes and a steady free-throw presence during the middle periods to break the game open. Defensively they forced turnovers into transition chances and limited perimeter success, especially early on when the opponent managed only a handful of points in the first half.
The result leaves Felix Zasavje with a convincing victory in round 3 of the competition, a display of both depth and tactical clarity that will be a useful reference point as the season develops. Ženski košarkaški klub Falcons Zagreb will take some lessons from the contest — particularly in ball security and perimeter finishing — as they regroup for the next challenge.
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