PRUSZKOW, Poland (Interstat) — Jelenia Gora will visit Pruszkow Sunday for a women’s professional basketball game between teams still seeking their first win of the season. Both clubs enter with 0-1 records. Jelenia Gora will look to rebound from a lopsided road loss, while Pruszkow aims to bounce back from a double-digit defeat. Neither team has found consistent footing yet, and the early-season matchup offers each side a chance to steady its rotation and establish momentum.

Isidora Tripkovic is a player to watch for Jelenia Gora. In her most recent outing, she played 39 minutes and produced 28 points, one rebound and four assists. Her scoring load was the brightest spot for Jelenia Gora, which fell 60-114 at Lublin. Alicja Falkowska added six points, seven rebounds, one assist and one block in 31 minutes, and Camryn Taylor contributed 10 points, three rebounds, three assists and one block in 27 minutes.

Pruszkow’s player to watch is Katarzyna Bukraba. She scored 19 points in 23 minutes in her most recent game, adding four rebounds, two assists and one block. Pruszkow dropped that contest 76-97 at Polonia Warszawa. Oliwia Trzymkowska had 16 points, five rebounds, three assists and one block in 23 minutes, while Wanesa Furman added 17 points, three rebounds and three assists in 27 minutes.

Jelenia Gora will lean on Tripkovic to create offense and keep the team competitive after a difficult opening result. Pruszkow will counter with Bukraba, whose efficient scoring and all-around contributions helped keep her team within range in its opener. The matchup could hinge on which supporting cast can provide more balance. Jelenia Gora’s Falkowska and Taylor showed promise on the boards and in secondary scoring roles. Pruszkow’s Trzymkowska and Furman gave the team multiple scoring options in its last game.

Both teams remain early in their schedules, and a road win would give Jelenia Gora a measure of momentum before a stretch of upcoming games. Pruszkow will try to use home advantage to even its record and build confidence. The game is expected to feature two teams searching for consistency on offense and stronger execution on defense. Jelenia Gora’s upcoming slate includes matchups with MOSiR, Torun, 1KS Sleza, Poznan, Gorzow W’polski, Polonia Warszawa, Widzew Lodz, Wisla Krakow and Bydgoszcz. Pruszkow is set to face Widzew Lodz, MOSiR, Torun, Wisla Krakow, 1KS Sleza, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Sosnowiec, Gorzow W’polski and Lublin.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Jelenia Gora 71, Pruszkow 64. The projection gives Jelenia Gora a seven-point win.