Mrkonjic Grad edged Donji Vakuf - Promo 87–83 in Prvenstvo BiH, pulling out a four-point road win in a game defined by shot-making and contrasting offensive profiles. Donji Vakuf leaned heavily on K. Cardaci’s scoring punch, while Mrkonjic Grad countered with balanced production and elite three-point efficiency to stay within striking distance throughout. Cardaci delivered a standout performance with 41 points to keep Donji Vakuf in front for stretches, and R. Livadic added 15 points as the home side looked to build separation. Donji Vakuf shot 21-of-40 from the field (53.0%) and won the rebounding battle 30–26, but their offense was more dependent on individual creation and generated just seven assists. Mrkonjic Grad’s perimeter shooting ultimately swung the result. They hit 14 three-pointers on 21 attempts, a decisive edge that offset fewer total rebounds and a lower overall shot volume. A. Pantelic led the visitors with 22 points, Knezevic Drasko added 20, and I. Stokic chipped in 12 as Mrkonjic Grad consistently answered runs with timely makes. Going forward, Donji Vakuf can take positives from their efficiency inside the arc and rebounding, but they’ll want more playmaking and secondary scoring to avoid over-reliance on one scorer. Mrkonjic Grad can build on the win by continuing to leverage spacing and perimeter accuracy, while aiming to sustain that efficiency and improve control of the glass in tighter matchups.