BK Svitavy took all three points away from SK Zaborovski in the 1. league on Thursday evening, closing out a 96-74 victory that settles the matter early. The hosts had looked sharp in their last outing against Olomouc, winning 90-64, but this match told a different story from the opening minutes. And here's the thing — the gap opened before most spectators had settled into their seats.
Svitavy came through in the first period and never looked back, which is exactly what the form suggests. They'd beaten Brno U23 Women 93-89 on Sunday and MESA Academy 101-79 just three days later, building momentum that Zaborovski couldn't match. To be fair, the visitors have been scoring freely, averaging well over ninety points in their last two games.
We called this one beforehand — away win at sixty-one percent confidence — and the result justified the call without needing theatrics. Svitavy didn't bottle it or chase the scoreline; they controlled the tempo and let the margin do the talking. By then, anyone watching knew the complexion of the evening.
The visitors sit fourth in the table after eighteen games, with eleven wins and seven defeats to their name. That record puts them in a comfortable position, though the zero points column reminds us the standings are still fluid early on. Zaborovski, meanwhile, drop further down after a run of results that included a heavy defeat to Prague's Sokol back in May.
What stands out is the consistency Svitavy have shown on the road. They've won away to Pardubice 2 and Panevėžys Women in previous campaigns, and this performance carries that same DNA — disciplined, efficient, and unbothered by the noise. The final margin of twenty-two points says more about Zaborovski's inability to adjust than Svitavy's superiority.
