Jordan Ivy Curry scored 33 points as Borås Basket defeated Köping Stars 100–88.
The home side opened the game aggressively, building a 30–17 lead by the end of the first quarter and maintaining a 57–43 advantage at halftime. Borås extended its margin to 24 points during the third period before easing its intensity in the final quarter, allowing Köping to close the gap. Borås converted 19 of 36 three-point attempts, while Köping managed just 3 of 15 from beyond the arc.
“So, we came out strong in the beginning and it was difficult to get back up the whole match, but we played well in the second half,” said Adam Tafra. “We lost intensity, got sloppy and became passive when we got the big lead. I think we were calm and handled it well,” said Ludvig Johansson.
Ivy Curry led all scorers with 28 points in the first half alone before finishing with 33 points, hitting six of seven shots from three-point range. Ludvig Johansson added 13 points for Borås, while Michael Graham and Jalen Lake each contributed 11 points.
Köping relied heavily on its backcourt duo to orchestrate a comeback attempt.
Jaylin Henderson scored 24 points and Markeith Browning added 22 points for the visitors, supported by Nathaniel Nzonyansi with 14 points and Adam Tafra with 12 points. Tre-Vaughn Minott scored 10 points, Felix Broström added four, and Tim Jonsson finished with two points in front of 1,226 spectators in Boråshallen.
Borås holds a 7-4 record and sits fifth in the league standings following its fourth victory. The team faces a demanding away schedule before the upcoming international break, visiting Södertälje on Tuesday 17/11 and BC Luleå on Sunday 22/11. Köping holds a 4-7 record and will travel to play Uppsala on Sunday, November 22.