Slavija edged Zrinjski Mostar 95–91 in Prvenstvo BiH action, holding on late to secure a four-point home win. The game featured contrasting styles: Zrinjski Mostar finished efficiently from the field (32/52, 62.00%) and controlled the glass (38 rebounds), while Slavija leaned heavily on perimeter scoring and ball movement to generate enough offense to close it out.

Zrinjski Mostar’s top scorer J. Weaver led all players with 24 points, supported by B. Markovic and J. Rucker with 18 apiece. Their inside-out efficiency kept them within striking distance throughout, and their rebounding advantage helped create extra chances. However, Zrinjski’s three-point production (6/20) lagged behind, which limited their ability to match Slavija’s scoring bursts.

For Slavija, Stefan Milovanovic paced the attack with 22 points, while X. Lino added 20. Slavija also posted 26 assists, a key indicator of how they generated quality looks and sustained offense in key stretches. Despite Zrinjski’s edge in field-goal percentage and rebounds, Slavija’s shot-making from deep and timely execution in the closing minutes proved decisive.

Going forward, Slavija can build on the win by maintaining its ball movement and late-game composure, while Zrinjski Mostar will likely focus on translating its strong interior efficiency and rebounding into more consistent perimeter output to avoid narrow losses in similar matchups.