Ascalab-Webelinx Games steamroll TraceOne in CLN 3 romp

In a one-sided outing on 15 February 2026, Ascalab-Webelinx Games delivered a clinical performance to down TraceOne 68–27 in a CLN 3 contest at OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš. The scoreline tells the story: Ascalab-Webelinx outscored their opponents in every quarter and never allowed the game to tighten.

The visitors opened with an early burst and built a double-digit lead by the close of the first quarter (9–1). Consistency at both ends defined their night—an efficient inside game, timely perimeter shooting and steady rebounding turned a promising start into a runaway by halftime and beyond. Period scores read 1–9, 7–15, 11–21 and 8–23.

Individual efforts underpinned the team display. Tričković Milan earned player of the game honors, finishing with 10 points, a game-high 13 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals (efficiency 23). His physical presence on the boards and ability to convert second-chance opportunities repeatedly swung momentum.

Complementing that double-double was Ristovski Nikola, who led the scorers with 13 points while adding 5 rebounds and shooting a perfect 3-for-3 from the free-throw line late in the third. Knockdown shooting from the wing came from Grahovac Pavle (3-for-3 from the field, including 2-of-2 from deep) as he chipped in 8 points and five rebounds. The work-rate of Sretković Nikola (8 rebounds, 5 assists) helped sustain the team’s control on the glass and in transition.

TraceOne had sporadic resistance—Kocić Lazar scored 10 points and battled inside—but offensive droughts and turnovers stifled any sustained comeback. The visitors’ defense forced low-percentage looks and dominated the paint, limiting TraceOne to just 27 points on limited field-goal production.

By the final buzzer, the balance of execution, rebounding and composure had produced a decisive result in favor of Ascalab-Webelinx Games. The win will stand as a statement of depth and discipline as the season progresses.

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