points and 2.3 assists, the best after Luka Dončić (14.3 and 3.6) and Goran Dragić (22.6 and 5.1). He scored 21 points in the final, also completing 3 assists and 4 rebounds. Prepelič pulled Slovenia ahead 80–78 with a go-ahead three-pointer in the 4th quarter, and then nailed the definitive go-ahead two-pointer, bringing the score to 84–82, with 2:20 to go. He then increased the lead with two free-throws, bringing the score to 88–82. Slovenia eventually defeated Serbia 93–85. 2020 Summer Olympics Prepelič scored 31 points and grabbed 2 rebounds in a preparatory friendly against Croatia. He made 6 three pointers out of 8 attempted, including a buzzer-beater from half-court. He and Dončić led Slovenia to a 112–72 victory over Poland in the Men's Olympic Qualifying Tournaments in Kaunas, scoring 18 and 17 points respectively. He was the co-protagonist of Slovenia's win over Argentina with 22 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 23 efficiency (the best after Dončić) and a field goal percentage of 75%. He was also among the top performers of the day. He stood out in the match against Japan for his leadership, 12 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds, and was the second assists leader. Prepelič was the hero of the match against Spain, won 87–95 by Slovenia. Dončić suffered a box-and-one defense, and Prepelič, who entered the match late in the first quarter, also received box-and-one defense from Sergio Llull. He eventually scored 15 points, 3 assists, 2 rebounds, also stealing 2 balls. He made 9 out of 10 free throws. He was Slovenia's third-scoring leader, and the most decisive player in the last part of the game. Prepelič scored the vital three-pointer that put his team ahead 86–85 at 2'30 from the end. Then, a minute and a half before the end he intercepted a ball before sending Tobey an alley-hoop which he dunked to close the game. With 13 seconds left to play he gave Slovenia a 3-point advantage by scoring two free throws. He, Tobey and Dragić were especially praised for their performances against Germany in the quarterfinal. He scored 9 points, all in the decisive fourth-period run, when Slovenia placed a final boost. Prepelič and Dončić gave the final blow to Germany, putting an advantage of 19 points. He scored one three-pointer, then attempted two more times from behind the line and scored both times. Slovenia lost a dramatic semifinal to France