Kalev/Cramo faced a challenging match against Liepaja in the Estonia-Latvia basketball league but managed to secure a victory in overtime. After falling behind by as much as 16 points in the second quarter and trailing by 10 with only seven minutes left in the game, they made a surprising comeback. A series of unanswered points allowed them to take the lead with a three-pointer from Hugo Toom just before the end of regulation, but Liepaja managed to tie the game, sending it into overtime.

In the overtime period, Kalev/Cramo maintained control, scoring first and never relinquishing their lead again. The final score reflected their determination and resilience, ending at 97-94 in favor of Kalev/Cramo. Anrijs Miška was particularly outstanding, contributing a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds, while teammates Erik Makke and Hugo Toom added 16 points each, showcasing the team's collective effort in overcoming a significant deficit.

This victory not only boosts Kalev/Cramo’s standing in the league but highlights the competitive nature of the Estonia-Latvia basketball league, where close matches and unexpected comebacks are increasingly common. It also positions them favorably for their upcoming games as they continue to assert their dominance in the league while other clubs, including various university teams, find success on the court as well.