Telekom Srbija cruise to 65-37 win over Leoni
In a one-sided outing in CLN 3 Round 10, Telekom Srbija dismantled Leoni 65-37, turning a brisk start into an insurmountable lead and never looking back. The visitors imposed their pace early and converted a dominant opening period into a steady march to victory.
The game was decided in the first half as Telekom Srbija put together a 21-8 first quarter and followed with a 19-12 second quarter to take a 42-20 halftime advantage. Leoni were unable to find an offensive answer; a meagre 4-point third quarter only deepened their deficit before a slightly more productive fourth (13-10) proved too little, too late.
The star of the night was Kikić Vojin, whose stat line underlined his control: 27 points on 9-of-13 shooting, 7 assists, 2 steals and an efficiency rating of 36. He also went to the line frequently (8-of-12 free throws) and drew ten fouls, constantly putting pressure on the defense and orchestrating Telekom Srbija’s attack.
Support came from several steadier hands. Rančić Uroš hauled in 10 rebounds to anchor the glass, while Trajković Stefan supplied perimeter punishment and timely scoring that kept the scoreboard ticking whenever needed. Role players such as Lazić Petar and Stanković Nikola contributed with composed free-throw work and complementary minutes, helping preserve the lead through the middle quarters.
Leoni’s offensive output was scarcer. Asanović Zoran produced flashes — including a late three-pointer that spoke to his rhythm — and Trajković Stefan (for Leoni’s stat sheet) and Popović Miloš tried to ignite spurts, but overall the team struggled to convert field-goal attempts and fell behind on the boards in key stretches. Turnovers and missed shots in the first half left them playing catch-up for the remainder of the contest.
Defensively, Telekom Srbija forced low-percentage shots early and closed passing lanes, converting Leoni miscues into easy transition points. Offensively they mixed inside finishes from efficient two-point shooting with selective outside threats, a balance that proved decisive across the four quarters.
With this result Telekom Srbija strengthen their standing in the early part of the 2025/26 campaign, while Leoni will have to regroup and find offensive consistency before their next outing. The final numbers tell the story: a commanding win and a night defined by control, efficiency and timely contributions from the winners’ roster.
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Telekom Srbija cruise to 65-37 win over Leoni
In a one-sided outing in CLN 3 Round 10, Telekom Srbija dismantled Leoni 65-37, turning a brisk start into an insurmountable lead and never looking back. The visitors imposed their pace early and converted a dominant opening period into a steady march to victory.
The game was decided in the first half as Telekom Srbija put together a 21-8 first quarter and followed with a 19-12 second quarter to take a 42-20 halftime advantage. Leoni were unable to find an offensive answer; a meagre 4-point third quarter only deepened their deficit before a slightly more productive fourth (13-10) proved too little, too late.
The star of the night was Kikić Vojin, whose stat line underlined his control: 27 points on 9-of-13 shooting, 7 assists, 2 steals and an efficiency rating of 36. He also went to the line frequently (8-of-12 free throws) and drew ten fouls, constantly putting pressure on the defense and orchestrating Telekom Srbija’s attack.
Support came from several steadier hands. Rančić Uroš hauled in 10 rebounds to anchor the glass, while Trajković Stefan supplied perimeter punishment and timely scoring that kept the scoreboard ticking whenever needed. Role players such as Lazić Petar and Stanković Nikola contributed with composed free-throw work and complementary minutes, helping preserve the lead through the middle quarters.
Leoni’s offensive output was scarcer. Asanović Zoran produced flashes — including a late three-pointer that spoke to his rhythm — and Trajković Stefan (for Leoni’s stat sheet) and Popović Miloš tried to ignite spurts, but overall the team struggled to convert field-goal attempts and fell behind on the boards in key stretches. Turnovers and missed shots in the first half left them playing catch-up for the remainder of the contest.
Defensively, Telekom Srbija forced low-percentage shots early and closed passing lanes, converting Leoni miscues into easy transition points. Offensively they mixed inside finishes from efficient two-point shooting with selective outside threats, a balance that proved decisive across the four quarters.
With this result Telekom Srbija strengthen their standing in the early part of the 2025/26 campaign, while Leoni will have to regroup and find offensive consistency before their next outing. The final numbers tell the story: a commanding win and a night defined by control, efficiency and timely contributions from the winners’ roster.
This post is generated by AI.