The Texas Legends (4-6) completed a weekend sweep over the Cleveland Charge (4-4) with a 114-112 win at a sold-out Comerica Center Sunday afternoon.

The game saw five lead changes and four ties as both teams exchanged blows throughout the contest. After trailing by eight in the first quarter, the Legends surged ahead with a 32-point second period and never let up, outscoring Cleveland in the second half to seal their second straight win.

Sheldon Edwards fueled the Legends’ offense with a career-high 33 points, knocking down 7-of-17 from beyond the arc while grabbing 11 rebounds to secure a double-double.

Mark Armstrong followed up a strong performance in the previous outing with 20 points and a team-high 8 assists. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl continued to dominate the glass, tallying 19 points and 14 rebounds—his fourth double-double in five games. Matt Cross also added 13 points and 13 rebounds in his return to the starting lineup.

Cleveland was led by Norchad Omier, who posted 28 points on 11-of-12 shooting. Killian Hayes added 22 points, while Darius Brown stuffed the stat sheet with 17 points and 12 assists.

Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, stated in Banja Luka that Republika Srpska is a reality that emerged as a need of the Serbian people to decide their own destiny, a reality defended in war and founded in the Dayton Peace Agreement.

At a ceremonial academy on the occasion of the Day of Republika Srpska, Macut emphasized that respect for the Dayton Agreement, in its letter and spirit, is the only path to a lasting peace and security in the region and that the reality is that Bosnia and Herzegovina is only possible as a state of two entities and three constituent peoples, in which there is no outvoting and no imposition of external influence.

The Prime Minister recalled that more than 30 years ago, the Dayton Agreement stopped the war, and that this agreement, in addition to bringing peace, set a framework in which it is only possible to build stability and trust.

The Prime Minister stated that Serbia and Republika Srpska are connected by history, culture and deep ties, and that Serbia will always stand by Republika Srpska and the people who live there.

He emphasized that this is support for the right to exist, the preservation of identity and respect for agreed international obligations, support for peace, stability and dialogue.

According to him, Serbia respects the territorial integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina and at the same time strongly supports the constitutional rights of Republika Srpska within the framework of the Dayton Agreement.

Macut said that, on this day, with the deepest affection and gratitude, they paid tribute to the fallen soldiers and their families, we remember their heroic past, and with responsibility towards the victims, they look towards the future.