Borac Banja Luka edged Sloboda 89–84 in Prvenstvo BiH, pulling out a five-point road win in a game defined by efficient shooting and timely perimeter scoring. Both teams finished at 58% from the field, but Borac’s extra possessions and ball movement helped them stay a step ahead when the margin tightened late. Sloboda was powered by a standout scoring night from S. Campara, who poured in 32 points to keep the hosts within striking distance throughout. S. Milanovic added 19 points, giving Sloboda a reliable secondary option as they tried to answer Borac’s runs with their own three-point shooting (10 made threes). Borac’s balance proved decisive. D. Makitan led the visitors with 20 points, with T. Harris close behind at 19 and S. Adamovic contributing 15. Borac also generated more offense through its passing, finishing with 17 assists to Sloboda’s 11, and won the rebounding battle 36–31, helping them sustain scoring chances even when Sloboda threatened to swing momentum. Going forward, Borac can take confidence from winning a close game on the back of depth, rebounding, and a high-volume three-point attack (12 made threes). For Sloboda, the performance showed their ceiling when Campara is rolling, but the assist gap and rebounding deficit underline areas that can determine tight Prvenstvo BiH games against evenly matched opponents.