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OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš02/14/202618:45
Q1
12-13
Q2
13-15
Q3
12-14
Q4
11-13
OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš02/14/202618:45
Advokatska komora Niša
AKN
48:55
Q1
12-13
Q2
13-15
Q3
12-14
Q4
11-13
Telekom Srbija
MTS
Stevan Ivetić
#1S. Ivetić
4REB
3AST
2PF
14PTS
Ivan Rakonjac
#4I. Rakonjac
8REB
1AST
2PF
3PTS
Aleksandar Vučković
#5A. Vučković
5REB
0AST
2PF
9PTS
Aleksandar Mladenović
#7A. Mladenović
10REB
2AST
1PF
15PTS
Zoran Pešić
#8Z. Pešić
13REB
3AST
4PF
7PTS

Telekom Srbija prevail 55-48 over Advokatska komora Niš in low-scoring tussle

On 14 February 2026 at OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš, CLN 3 action produced a tense, defence-first contest as Telekom Srbija edged Advokatska komora Niš 55–48. The game unfolded as a series of short spurts and answered baskets rather than an offensive showcase, with neither side able to find sustained rhythm across the four quarters.

The scoring line by period underlined the evenness: first quarter ended 13–12 in favour of Telekom Srbija, the second 28–25, the third 42–37 and the final 55–48. Telekom Srbija’s balance and timely shooting from the perimeter ultimately made the difference.

Petrović Andrija was named player of the game after a multi-pronged performance — 17 points, including several decisive triples, and six assists. He drilled a series of long-range shots that helped Telekom Srbija establish and then maintain separation, finishing 3-of-8 from beyond the arc and 7-of-17 overall.

Supporting efforts for Telekom Srbija came from Vukosavljević Aleksandar, who poured in 16 points while adding three rebounds and four assists, and Trajković Stefan, whose hot shooting early set a tone (including multiple triples). A late, dagger-like three from Milošević Ognjen punctuated the scoring and helped seal the result.

Advokatska komora Niš found its punches inside. Mladenović Aleksandar led his side with a hard-nosed double-double — 15 points and 10 rebounds — and posted the game’s highest efficiency (25) thanks to efficient two-point finishing and active work on the glass. Ivetić Stevan added 14 points, frequently getting to the line and keeping his team within reach, while Pešić Zoran won a team-high 13 boards despite a quieter scoring night.

Turnovers were kept in check by the victors, and Telekom Srbija’s ability to convert in short, concentrated bursts (many initiated by Petrović Andrija) proved decisive. Advokatska komora Niš battled back multiple times — a string of strong possessions by Mladenović Aleksandar in the fourth brought them within five — but could not produce the final run needed to flip the scoreboard.

Defence dominated the narrative more than individual offensive exploits. Both teams struggled for consistent outside accuracy, and second-chance opportunities were limited despite some strong rebounding from several players. The final margin reflected a game of small edges: a couple of timely triples, a handful of clean possessions and the knack for making the plays that mattered in the closing minutes.

For Telekom Srbija the victory will serve as a confidence builder heading deeper into the CLN 3 schedule, while Advokatska komora Niš can take positives from the interior resilience of Mladenović Aleksandar and the free-throw work of Ivetić Stevan.

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Vojin Kikić
#1V. Kikić
6REB
2AST
3PF
1PTS
Aleksandar Vukosavljević
#5A. Vukosavljević
3REB
4AST
3PF
16PTS
Nikola Stojanović
#6N. Stojanović
2REB
1AST
0PF
0PTS
Dimitrije Kostić
#10D. Kostić
4REB
0AST
2PF
3PTS
Petar Lazić
#12P. Lazić
5REB
0AST
4PF
4PTS
Nenad Ilić
#21N. Ilić
1REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Ognjen Milošević
#22O. Milošević
0REB
0AST
1PF
3PTS
Andrija Petrović
#34A. Petrović
4REB
6AST
3PF
17PTS
Mihajlo Kovačević
#55M. Kovačević
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Đorđije Milovanović
#69Đ. Milovanović
0REB
0AST
0PF
0PTS
Stefan Trajković
#77S. Trajković
4REB
1AST
5PF
11PTS
Milan Vučković
#81M. Vučković
0REB
0AST
1PF
0PTS

Telekom Srbija prevail 55-48 over Advokatska komora Niš in low-scoring tussle

On 14 February 2026 at OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš, CLN 3 action produced a tense, defence-first contest as Telekom Srbija edged Advokatska komora Niš 55–48. The game unfolded as a series of short spurts and answered baskets rather than an offensive showcase, with neither side able to find sustained rhythm across the four quarters.

The scoring line by period underlined the evenness: first quarter ended 13–12 in favour of Telekom Srbija, the second 28–25, the third 42–37 and the final 55–48. Telekom Srbija’s balance and timely shooting from the perimeter ultimately made the difference.

Petrović Andrija was named player of the game after a multi-pronged performance — 17 points, including several decisive triples, and six assists. He drilled a series of long-range shots that helped Telekom Srbija establish and then maintain separation, finishing 3-of-8 from beyond the arc and 7-of-17 overall.

Supporting efforts for Telekom Srbija came from Vukosavljević Aleksandar, who poured in 16 points while adding three rebounds and four assists, and Trajković Stefan, whose hot shooting early set a tone (including multiple triples). A late, dagger-like three from Milošević Ognjen punctuated the scoring and helped seal the result.

Advokatska komora Niš found its punches inside. Mladenović Aleksandar led his side with a hard-nosed double-double — 15 points and 10 rebounds — and posted the game’s highest efficiency (25) thanks to efficient two-point finishing and active work on the glass. Ivetić Stevan added 14 points, frequently getting to the line and keeping his team within reach, while Pešić Zoran won a team-high 13 boards despite a quieter scoring night.

Turnovers were kept in check by the victors, and Telekom Srbija’s ability to convert in short, concentrated bursts (many initiated by Petrović Andrija) proved decisive. Advokatska komora Niš battled back multiple times — a string of strong possessions by Mladenović Aleksandar in the fourth brought them within five — but could not produce the final run needed to flip the scoreboard.

Defence dominated the narrative more than individual offensive exploits. Both teams struggled for consistent outside accuracy, and second-chance opportunities were limited despite some strong rebounding from several players. The final margin reflected a game of small edges: a couple of timely triples, a handful of clean possessions and the knack for making the plays that mattered in the closing minutes.

For Telekom Srbija the victory will serve as a confidence builder heading deeper into the CLN 3 schedule, while Advokatska komora Niš can take positives from the interior resilience of Mladenović Aleksandar and the free-throw work of Ivetić Stevan.

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