Tamis edge Hercegovac Gajdobra 92-91 in overtime for first win

How did Tamis beat Hercegovac Gajdobra 92-91?

Tamis beat KK Hercegovac Gajdobra 92-91 by winning overtime 12-11, after the visitors had clawed back the home side's early advantage.

The hosts made the faster start, taking the first quarter 29-25. Hercegovac Gajdobra then edged the second 20-19 and the third 21-20, chipping away without ever pulling clear.

The fourth quarter was a grind, with Tamis held to 12 points against 14. That pushed the game into an extra period, where a single point separated the sides.

Who was the best player in Tamis vs Hercegovac Gajdobra?

Bogic Vujosevic was the standout performer, finishing with 26 points, 9 assists and a PIR of 23 for Hercegovac Gajdobra in a losing cause.

He did most of his damage at the line, converting 12/16 free throws in 38 minutes. He added 4/5 inside the arc and 5 rebounds, though he went 2/8 from three and committed 3 turnovers.

Branislav Terzic and Albert Vargas lead Tamis

Tamis won it through Branislav Terzic off the bench and Albert Vargas inside, who scored 18 and 20 points respectively.

Terzic played 37 minutes without a single turnover, hitting 3/9 from three and 5/5 from the line. He added 6 rebounds and 4 assists for a team-best PIR of 20.

Vargas was close to perfect near the basket at 7/8 on two-pointers, with 8 rebounds in 27 minutes. Nakyel Shelton chipped in 14 points, 2 blocks and 6/8 free throws, while Matija Gledic scored 8 in only 10 minutes.

Why did Hercegovac Gajdobra lose despite Vujosevic's 26 points?

Hercegovac Gajdobra came up short on the perimeter, where Milos Grubor and Vujosevic both struggled for efficiency from three-point range.

Grubor scored 15 points and took 9 rebounds, but needed 5/15 from deep to get there. Both figures were above his 2025/2026 averages of 13.8 points and 4.6 rebounds across 26 games.

Inside, Pavle Stepanovic was flawless with 7/7 on two-pointers for 16 points and 7 rebounds in 21 minutes off the bench. Dravon Mangum added 13 points and 7 rebounds as a starter.

What does the result mean for Tamis and Hercegovac Gajdobra?

Both teams now sit at 1-2 after round 3, with Tamis 13th and Hercegovac Gajdobra 11th in the 17-team Serbian KLS.

For Tamis, it is a first win after opening with two defeats. Hercegovac Gajdobra have gone the other way, losing twice since their opening victory.

Tamis face Zlatibor Cajetina next on 23 October. Hercegovac Gajdobra meet Borac Zemun on 25 October, looking to end a two-game losing run.