On November 8, 2026, the ABA League’s seventh‑round clash between Bosnia’s BH Telecom and Romania’s Cluj‑Napoca took place in Cluj‑Napoca, Romania. The game concluded with a 93-91 win for the Bosnian side, marking their fourth victory of the season in the regional competition.

The match was tightly contested from the opening tip‑off. Bosnia entered the first quarter with a modest 25-23 lead. Cluj responded in the second quarter, out‑scoring the visitors 29-17 and heading into halftime with a ten‑point advantage, 52-42. The Bosnian squad, however, rallied in the second half, erasing the deficit and eventually taking the lead.

Key moments unfolded in the final minutes. With 40 seconds left, Bosnian forward Reggie Gholston nailed a decisive three‑pointer, putting Bosnia ahead. Shortly after, Bosnian guard Perry, after receiving a pass from Browne, drove to the basket and scored, extending the lead. Cluj’s attempts to answer were thwarted by a series of defensive stops and a technical foul that was not called, according to the match commentary.

Bosnia’s Reggie Perry, who leads the league this season with an average of 18.6 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, contributed crucial points throughout the contest, though the exact tally for this game is not detailed in the report. His teammate Uroš Plavšić also made a strong impact on the boards, averaging 7.8 rebounds per game this season.

The win follows Bosnia’s earlier ABA success, a 88-81 road victory over Vienna in the previous round, which represented their third away win in the competition. The Bosnian club’s schedule remains demanding; after the Cluj game, they travel by bus to their next EuroCup fixture in Manresa, Spain, and will face Balkan Botevgrad in a EuroCup match that resulted in a 69-78 loss three days earlier.

Coach Darija Gjergja highlighted the logistical challenges of the road trip, noting that the team opted for bus travel to avoid a 16‑17‑hour flight, arriving two days early to mitigate fatigue. He emphasized the need for careful minute management as the team continues its dual commitments in the ABA League and EuroCup.

Overall, the 93-91 victory underscores Bosnia’s resilience and ability to perform under pressure in hostile environments, bolstering their position in the ABA League standings as the season progresses.

Sources (learn more):

klix.ba — https://www.klix.ba/sport/kosarka/cluj-bosna-2328-pocela-druga-cetvrtina/261108044