Orlovik defeated Sloboda 97–90 in Prvenstvo BiH, earning a seven-point home win behind a balanced scoring effort and timely shot-making. The game was tightly contested, with both teams finishing even on the glass (33 rebounds each) and Orlovik generating slightly more ball movement (20 assists to 17). Orlovik’s offense was led by Rizvic Ramo, who scored a game-high 25 points, with Emir Ahmedovic adding 19 and A. Delic contributing 16. Sloboda countered with J. Stulic’s 20 points and S. Campara’s 18, keeping the pressure on throughout and preventing Orlovik from pulling away for long stretches. The difference came from Orlovik’s perimeter production and ability to convert key possessions late. Orlovik knocked down 14 three-pointers (14/31), a major edge in a game decided by seven points, while Sloboda made eight (8/36). Going forward, Orlovik can build on its spacing and playmaking, while Sloboda will look to improve long-range efficiency and late-game execution to turn close contests into wins.