Dziki Warszawa

Nelson Weidemann carried RASTA Vechta to a 93–82 road win over Dziki Warszawa with 25 points in 24 minutes, shooting 9 of 13 from the field and a clean 4 for 4 at the line. The German forward's efficiency — 69 per cent from two, 50 per cent from three — defined the difference in a qualifying round that RASTA controlled. Weidemann added a steal and a block, turning the ball over twice in a disciplined performance that required just under half the game to take the sting out of Warszawa's bid. A spread win on the road in Europe's secondary club competition often turns on a single player staying sharp. This was that kind of night.

Joseph Girard III's 32 points steered Dziki Warszawa to a 113–110 win over Breogan at home in their qualification-round finale. The guard made 11 of 17 attempts from the field, including 4 three-pointers, and did not miss from the free-throw line, finishing 6 of 6. He also distributed 7 assists and pulled down 4 rebounds across 32 minutes. The margin was thin enough that every possession counted. Girard's efficiency—64.7% overall, 66.7% from three—kept Dziki Warszawa ahead when Breogan pressed late. Two turnovers and three fouls were the only blemishes on an otherwise dominant individual showing. The result closed out Dziki Warszawa's qualification campaign with a necessary home victory. Girard's shooting touch and court vision were the spine of it.