In a thrilling final at the Unibet Arena, Tartu Ülikool Maks & Moorits secured victory against the defending champions Kalev/Cramo, finishing the match with a score of 85:75. Tartu came into the game with high energy and a determined strategy, especially excelling in three-point shooting, which helped them establish an early lead. By the end of the first quarter, Tartu was ahead 29:17, setting the tone for the rest of the match.

The semi-finals had presented challenges for Tartu, as they faced TalTech/Alexela, but their persistence paid off, and this momentum carried them into the final. The team's excellent coordination and shooting accuracy were evident, demonstrating their growth and prowess as a unit. Notably, the standout performance of the game came from player Lips, who expressed disappointment over not being selected for the national team by coach Rannula, emphasizing the personal stakes involved in such competitions.

This victory not only showcases Tartu's capabilities within the Estonian basketball scene but also raises questions about the team's future and the selection for the national team. As they celebrate this significant triumph, conversations around individual players and their roles in the national team setup are likely to intensify, impacting both their careers and the overall strategy of Estonian basketball moving forward.