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Vučković Aleksandar
#5 V. Aleksandar
Player of the game
13PTS
14REB
3AST
30Eff
Advokatska komora Niša
Advokatska komora Niša
OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš11/23/202516:45
Q1
13-7
Q2
17-6
Q3
16-17
Q4
19-16
Đorđević Dušan
#5 Đ. Dušan
Hardest Carry
14PTS
6REB
1AST
14Eff
TraceOne
TraceOne
OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš11/23/202516:45
Advokatska komora Niša
AKN
65:46
Q1
13-7
Q2
17-6
Q3
16-17
Q4
19-16
TraceOne
TCO
Jović Stefan
#00S. Jović
1REB
1AST
1PF
4PTS
Ivetić Stevan
#1S. Ivetić
4REB
5AST
3PF
6PTS
Vučković Aleksandar
#5A. Vučković
14REB
3AST
2PF
13PTS
Petković Nikola
#7N. Petković
4REB
2AST
4PF
1PTS
Pešić Zoran
#8Z. Pešić
5REB
1AST
3PF
19PTS
Aleksić Ivan
#9I. Aleksić
4REB
6AST
1PF
15PTS
Milić Nikola
#15N. Milić
4REB
0AST
5PF
2PTS
Krasić Andrija
#55A. Krasić
1REB
0AST
2PF
5PTS
Vučković Aleksandar
#5 V. Aleksandar
Player of the game
13PTS
14REB
3AST
30Eff
Advokatska komora Niša
Advokatska komora Niša
Đorđević Dušan
#5 Đ. Dušan
Hardest Carry
14PTS
6REB
1AST
14Eff
TraceOne
TraceOne

Advokatska komora Niš Dominate TraceOne in CLN 3 Show of Control

In a methodical display of defense and efficient offense, Advokatska komora Niš closed out Round 8 of the CLN 3 season with a 65–46 victory over TraceOne on 23 November 2025 at OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš. The margin reflected a game that tilted decisively in the second quarter and never truly threatened to swing back.

The hosts opened with a 13–7 first quarter and stretched the gap with a 17–6 second quarter to lead 30–13 at the break. From there they managed the tempo, converting timely shots while limiting TraceOne’s opportunities to climb back into contention. A late charge in the third trimmed the deficit briefly, but consistent defensive stops and a balanced attack kept the result secure through the final period.

Vučković Aleksandar earned player of the game honors by anchoring both ends of the floor: 13 points, an imposing 14 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 blocks, finishing with an efficiency index that reflected his all-around impact. He also went 5-for-8 from the free-throw line and helped turn defensive possessions into transition chances.

On the offensive end, Pešić Zoran provided the shooting spark, pouring in a team-high 19 points with five triples, repeatedly punishing closeouts and keeping TraceOne’s defense honest. Complementing him, Aleksić Ivan added 15 points and 6 assists, including three long-range buckets that energized key stretches of the game.

TraceOne found some resistance through inside rebounding and second-chance points from Dasić Dalibor, who pulled down 13 rebounds and contributed 8 points. Đorđević Dušan led his side in scoring with 14 points and offered flashes of offensive rhythm, but the team struggled to convert enough attempts across the arc and at the foul line to mount a sustained comeback.

Crucial moments were often dictated by disciplined ball control and low turnover totals from the winning side, coupled with timely stops that converted into scores. Late free throws and a closing basket from Ivetić Stevan sealed the final margin, capping a complete team performance that combined veteran poise with opportunistic scoring.

With the victory, Advokatska komora Niš pick up an important result in the early season standings, while TraceOne will look to regroup and sharpen their execution on both ends as the campaign progresses.

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Grgov Miloš
#4M. Grgov
3REB
1AST
2PF
5PTS
Đorđević Dušan
#5D. Đorđević
6REB
1AST
3PF
14PTS
Guteša Nebojša
#6N. Guteša
4REB
7AST
3PF
9PTS
Radosavljević Lazar
#11L. Radosavljević
1REB
0AST
2PF
0PTS
Stevanović Darko
#22D. Stevanović
4REB
2AST
1PF
10PTS
Dasić Dalibor
#24D. Dasić
13REB
0AST
3PF
8PTS
Vučković Aleksandar
#5 V. Aleksandar
Player of the game
13PTS
14REB
3AST
30Eff
Advokatska komora Niša
Advokatska komora Niša
Đorđević Dušan
#5 Đ. Dušan
Hardest Carry
14PTS
6REB
1AST
14Eff
TraceOne
TraceOne

Advokatska komora Niš Dominate TraceOne in CLN 3 Show of Control

In a methodical display of defense and efficient offense, Advokatska komora Niš closed out Round 8 of the CLN 3 season with a 65–46 victory over TraceOne on 23 November 2025 at OŠ "Ivo Andrić" Niš. The margin reflected a game that tilted decisively in the second quarter and never truly threatened to swing back.

The hosts opened with a 13–7 first quarter and stretched the gap with a 17–6 second quarter to lead 30–13 at the break. From there they managed the tempo, converting timely shots while limiting TraceOne’s opportunities to climb back into contention. A late charge in the third trimmed the deficit briefly, but consistent defensive stops and a balanced attack kept the result secure through the final period.

Vučković Aleksandar earned player of the game honors by anchoring both ends of the floor: 13 points, an imposing 14 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 blocks, finishing with an efficiency index that reflected his all-around impact. He also went 5-for-8 from the free-throw line and helped turn defensive possessions into transition chances.

On the offensive end, Pešić Zoran provided the shooting spark, pouring in a team-high 19 points with five triples, repeatedly punishing closeouts and keeping TraceOne’s defense honest. Complementing him, Aleksić Ivan added 15 points and 6 assists, including three long-range buckets that energized key stretches of the game.

TraceOne found some resistance through inside rebounding and second-chance points from Dasić Dalibor, who pulled down 13 rebounds and contributed 8 points. Đorđević Dušan led his side in scoring with 14 points and offered flashes of offensive rhythm, but the team struggled to convert enough attempts across the arc and at the foul line to mount a sustained comeback.

Crucial moments were often dictated by disciplined ball control and low turnover totals from the winning side, coupled with timely stops that converted into scores. Late free throws and a closing basket from Ivetić Stevan sealed the final margin, capping a complete team performance that combined veteran poise with opportunistic scoring.

With the victory, Advokatska komora Niš pick up an important result in the early season standings, while TraceOne will look to regroup and sharpen their execution on both ends as the campaign progresses.

This post is generated by AI.

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