Recap

The Balkan Brothers secured a commanding victory over the Triple Threats with a final score of 32-24, showcasing impressive shooting and teamwork. Johnny Amselem was the star of the night, leading the Brothers with 16 points while exhibiting superb efficiency on the court. His robust offensive display, combined with the contributions of Philippe Dimitrov and Driss Lahbabi—who both tallied 8 points—helped maintain a steady lead throughout the game.

The Balkan Brothers shot an impressive 54.2% from the field, hitting 6 of their 12 attempts from beyond the arc. Their tactical precision outmatched the Triple Threats, who struggled with a mere 30.3% from the floor, with only 10 successful field goals out of 33 attempts. Although the Triple Threats held a slight advantage in rebounds—16 total, including 8 offensive boards—their inability to convert second-chance opportunities proved costly. A notable moment came in the second quarter when the Brothers went on a decisive 10-2 run, establishing a lead that the Triple Threats could never fully overcome.

Despite their commendable defense, the Triple Threats couldn’t overcome the strong shooting and cohesive play of the Balkan Brothers. The game highlighted the importance of efficiency in both shooting and ball control, where the Brothers’ zero turnovers stood in stark contrast to the Triple Threats’ struggles.

### Game Highlights:

• Johnny Amselem: Led all players with 16 points and 3 rebounds.
• Balkan Brothers’ Efficiency: Converted 54.2% of their field goals and 50% from three-point range.
• Driss Lahbabi’s Impact: Contributed 8 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists, showcasing versatility.
• Strong Defensive Performance: Balkan Brothers recorded no turnovers, emphasizing their ball control.
• Triple Threats’ Struggles: Shot only 30.3% from the field, severely limiting their scoring opportunities.
• Rebounding Battle: Triple Threats edged out with a 1-rebound advantage, but it wasn’t enough to shift momentum.