DUBROVNIK, Croatia (Interstat) — Ragusa will host Split in a women’s professional basketball game Saturday. Both teams enter with 1-0 records. Split will be the visiting team, and Ragusa will be the home team. The game will be played in Dubrovnik. The game is an early-season matchup.

Ragusa opened its season with a 96-58 win at Medvescak. Carly Heidger, a player to watch for Ragusa, scored 26 points and added four rebounds and two assists in 18 minutes. Ella Majstorovic contributed 11 points, seven rebounds and eight assists, while Marka Koncul had 12 points, three rebounds and three assists. Ragusa’s most recent result was a 96-58 victory at Medvescak on Saturday. Ragusa’s next game is at Pozega.

Split also began the season with a victory, defeating Pozega 76-69 at home. Katarina Trehub, Ivana Mamic and Ivana Pogorelic were the most productive players for Split in that game. Split’s most recent result was a 76-69 home win against Pozega on Saturday. Split will be the visiting team. Ragusa will be the home team. Both teams are 1-0. Ragusa will host the game at its home court. Split will travel for the contest. Split’s next game is against Zadar at home.

Ragusa and Split both sit at 1-0. Ragusa scored 96 points in its opener, while Split scored 76 points in its first game. Ragusa allowed 58 points, and Split allowed 69 points. The game will be played at Ragusa’s home court. Carly Heidger is the player to watch for Ragusa. The game is part of the women’s professional basketball schedule and is set for Saturday.

Ragusa’s next games include a trip to Pozega, a home game against Zadar, a visit to Tresnjevka, a home matchup with Sibenik, a trip to Zagreb, a home game against Rijeka, a visit to Brod na Savi, a home game against Zadar, a home game against Medvescak and a home game against Split. Ragusa’s next 10 games include five home games and five road games. Split’s upcoming schedule includes a home game against Zadar, a trip to Tresnjevka, a home game against Sibenik, a visit to Zagreb, a home game against Rijeka, a trip to Brod na Savi, a home game against Zadar, a trip to Medvescak, a trip to Pozega and a home game against Ragusa. Split’s next 10 games include five home games and five road games. The teams are scheduled to meet again later in the season at Split.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Ragusa 77, Split 54.