In the Estonian basketball cup quarterfinals held today, defending champion Kalev/Cramo showcased their dominance by defeating the Esiliiga leader Rapla with an overwhelming score of 109-64. From the outset, Kalev/Cramo established an early lead, finishing the first quarter at a staggering 34-10. Continuing their aggressive play, they increased their advantage significantly, leading by 30 points at halftime with a score of 57-27.

Severi Kaukiainen emerged as the standout performer for Kalev/Cramo, recording an impressive 22 points, along with two rebounds, seven assists, and two steals. His contributions were crucial in maintaining the team's momentum throughout the match. On the other hand, Rapla's top scorer was Jan Märten Ratas, who managed to score only 13 points, highlighting the struggles of the team against the much stronger opponents.

Another exciting match was taking place simultaneously, with Pärnu facing Keila in what turned out to be a nail-biter. The game remained tightly contested until the last seconds, with Pärnu leading by three points with just 15 seconds remaining. However, a critical three-pointer by Keila's Ralf Küttis forced the game into overtime, where the home team ultimately demonstrated their superiority and emerged victorious, thrilling local fans with the dramatic finish.