When his son-in-law broke the extension, the Lithuanian six-teeners finished the group stage without any failures

Dovydas Petraitis’s team secured a victory with a final score of 94:86, with the scoring breakdown recorded as 23:19, 25:17, 14:22, and 20:24, 12:4. Heading into the final quarter, the Lithuanian team held an 80:79 lead. However, Luca-Andrei Dogaru’s double-double performance helped to prevent the Romanian team from mounting a comeback, and Eric Craciun’s one-point penalty further extended the advantage for the opponents.

In the last offensive possession, the ball was advanced to Danieli Jasikevičius, the nephew of Šarūnas Jasikevičius, who drew a foul. The player maintained composure and successfully converted both resulting free throws, thereby taking the lead for his team. Other related coverage noted that the Lithuanian six-year-olds, led by a notable duo, defeated the Polish team with assistance from Šaro’s son-in-law.

Additionally, the Lithuanian 16-year-olds began the European championship with a decisive win (2). Further details provided information regarding the clear composition of the U16 Lithuanian boys’ team for the European championship, and noted that D. Jasikevičius concluded his games with 11 points (0/3 doubles, 1/7 triples, 8/10).

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