Recap

In a commanding display of teamwork and offensive execution, the Balkan Brothers triumphed over the Triple Threats with a final score of 51-28 in D1 Season 4. This victory not only underscores their dominance in the league but reflects a night of stellar individual performances and a collective effort that stifled their opponents.

Johnny Amselem led the charge for the Balkan Brothers, putting up an impressive 26 points while adding five rebounds, showcasing his scoring prowess. Philippe Dimitrov provided critical support with a double-double of 17 points and 12 rebounds, displaying both efficiency and toughness in the paint. Driss Lahbabi also contributed significantly, contributing eight points, 10 rebounds, and six assists, highlighting the versatile nature of the Balkan’s play.

The Balkan Brothers shot 44.7% from the field, including a strong 36% from beyond the arc, while holding the Triple Threats to a mere 26.7% shooting mark. Their rebounding edge of 27 to 22 proved pivotal, limiting the Second Chances for their counterparts. Notably, the Balkan Brothers turned the ball over zero times, further emphasizing their control of the game.

Although the Triple Threats battled valiantly, led by CJ who recorded 21 points and 12 rebounds, they struggled to find their rhythm. The stark contrast in shooting percentages and rebounding ultimately defined a game where the Balkan Brothers left little room for doubt.

### Game Highlights:

• Johnny Amselem led all scorers with 26 points and added 5 rebounds.
• Philippe Dimitrov dominated the boards with a double-double: 17 points and 12 rebounds.
• The Balkan Brothers shot 44.7% from the field and 36% from three-point range.
• Balkan Brothers maintained a perfect turnover ratio, finishing with 0 turnovers.
• The Balkan Brothers outperformed the Triple Threats in rebounds 27 to 22.
• CJ from the Triple Threats racked up 21 points but struggled to find consistent support from teammates.