Student Igokea earned an 86–70 road win over Radnicki Gorazde in Prvenstvo BiH, pulling away with efficient offense and control of the glass. Despite Radnicki getting a strong scoring night from A. Alikadic, Student Igokea consistently generated higher-quality looks and built separation as the game progressed. Radnicki Gorazde leaned on Alikadic’s 22 points and J. Wright’s 15 to stay competitive, but the home side struggled to match Student Igokea’s shooting efficiency and perimeter output. Radnicki finished 22-of-44 from the field (50.0%) but went just 4-of-17 from three, limiting their ability to keep pace once Student Igokea began stretching the lead. Student Igokea’s balanced scoring proved decisive, led by T. Hrelja (19 points), S. Milosevic (18), and S. Jovanovic (16). They shot 26-of-41 from the floor (63.0%) and hit 6-of-21 from three, while also winning the rebounding battle 40–31 and posting more assists (17–13), indicators of both second-chance opportunities and cleaner ball movement. Going forward, Student Igokea can build on a performance defined by efficiency, depth, and rebounding advantage. For Radnicki Gorazde, the takeaway is clear: they received enough individual production to compete, but improving three-point accuracy and generating more playmaking support will be key to avoiding similar double-digit defeats.