Denmark's second-half suffocation dismantled our GB U16 side in Group D, racing to a commanding 84–63 Victor that never wavered once they seized control. Great Britain started well enough, leading by eight in the opening quarter. Denmark levelled by half-time at 37–35, then simply overwhelmed us through the third period, outscoring GB 28–19 to open up a decisive 11-point buffer. The fourth quarter was a formality; Denmark's defence tightened further, holding us to nine points and extending the margin to 21. Elijah Imevbore delivered a double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds on 9/17 shooting, plus three blocks—enough to keep us afloat offensively—but our support cast struggled. Domas Martinkus managed 9 points on inefficient 4/12 work; Nathan Muleba chipped in 8 and 8 boards. None of it was enough to match Rumle Laulund's 23 points on 10/16 shooting and five steals, or Bertram Taudorf's 16 on 5/9 with three made threes. The collapse came in transition and defensive intensity. Denmark's 10–0 run early in the second quarter—flipping a 25–33 deficit to a 35–33 lead—set the tone: we couldn't sustain pressure or execute in bursts when it mattered. Our GB side face Estonia on Tuesday. Reset required.