Tallinna Kalev - TTU KK 93-111
TTU KK earned the 14th win in the championship as they prevailed against Tallinna Kalev. Kristo Orula (186-G-85) knocked down 28 points to lead the charge. Joosep Toome added 21 points, 8 assists and 5 boards for the winners. Nicholas Covington responded with 31 points for Tallinna Kalev. Travis Reed had 20 points and 14 boards in the losing effort.
Rakvere - TU/Rock 77-85
TU/Rock prevailed against Rakvere away from home [read more]
Tallinna Kalev - TTU KK 93-111 TTU KK earned the 14th win in the championship as they prevailed against Tallinna Kalev. Kristo Orula (186-G-85) knocked down 28 points to lead the charge. Joosep Toome added 21 points, 8 assists and 5 boards for the winners. Nicholas Covington responded with 31 points for Tallinna Kalev. Travis Reed had 20 points and 14 boards in the losing effort.
Rakvere - TU/Rock 77-85 TU/Rock prevailed against Rakvere away from home. Janar Talts (205-C-83) scored 18 points to lead the visitors. Todd Abernethy finished with 16 points in the winning case. Valmo Kriisa unloaded 29 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and issued 5 assists for Rakvere.
Kuremaa - Kalev/Cramo 60-96 Kalev/Cramo got 23 points from Charron Fisher (193-G/F-85, college: Niagara) and upset Kuremaa on the road. Gregor Arbet scored 16 points for the defending champions. Brett McGee answered with 26 points and 8 rebounds for the hosts. Risto Rebane finished with 12 points and 7 boards in the loss.
TTU KK - Parnu 109-76 TTU KK posted the 15th win as they rallied past Parnu. Kaido Saks (205-F-86) notched 16 points and 8 boards for the winners. Joosep Pokla nailed 14 points in the balanced offensive effort from TTU KK. Elgar Tamsalu answered with game-high 29 points for Parnu.
Valga Welg - Kalev/Cramo 63-86 Kalev/Cramo left no chance for Valga on the road. Charron Fisher knocked down 25 points to lead the visitors to the 11th win. Josh-Emmanuel Akognon provided 18 points in the victory. Ando Tagamets accounted for 16 points and 9 rebounds for Valga.
Tallinna Kalev - Rakvere 86-102
Rakvere prevailed against Tallinna Kalev away from home. Valmo Kriisa (190-G-74) notched 24 points and 6 boards for the visitors. Rain Veideman added 22 points in the winning effort. Raido Roos replied with 24 points for Tallinna Kalev.
Parnu - Valga Welg 79-62
Heigo Erm (190-G/F-80) and Raido Ringmets scored 17 points each to lead Parnu past Valga. Elgar Tamsalu and Mario Polusk added 15 points apiece for the winners [read more]
Tallinna Kalev - Rakvere 86-102 Rakvere prevailed against Tallinna Kalev away from home. Valmo Kriisa (190-G-74) notched 24 points and 6 boards for the visitors. Rain Veideman added 22 points in the winning effort. Raido Roos replied with 24 points for Tallinna Kalev.
Parnu - Valga Welg 79-62 Heigo Erm (190-G/F-80) and Raido Ringmets scored 17 points each to lead Parnu past Valga. Elgar Tamsalu and Mario Polusk added 15 points apiece for the winners. Ando Tagamets responded with 20 points and 10 rebounds for Valga in defeat.
Kuremaa - Rakvere 56-103 Sven Kaldre (195-G-91) scored 18 points and grabbed 8 rebounds to lead Rakvere past Kuremaa on the road. Oliver Metsalu added 15 points in the 16th win for Rakvere. Brett McGee answered with 13 points and 11 boards for Kuremaa.
Charron Fisher wins the game for BC Kalev/Cramo... - Jan 27, 2010 (by Janar Filippov)
Charron Fisher (193-G/F-85, college: Niagara) scored 11 points during the final three and half minutes and BC Kalev/Cramo came back from a seven-point deficit to defeat TU/Rock 75:73 in a MasterCard BBL 'Estonian derby'.
Game started well for Rock, who basically lead for the entire first period. In the middle of the first home team was leading by four, but was able to win the quarter 19:12.
The hosts was holding on for the lead in the first minutes of the second quarter [read more]
Charron Fisher (193-G/F-85, college: Niagara) scored 11 points during the final three and half minutes and BC Kalev/Cramo came back from a seven-point deficit to defeat TU/Rock 75:73 in a MasterCard BBL 'Estonian derby'.
Game started well for Rock, who basically lead for the entire first period. In the middle of the first home team was leading by four, but was able to win the quarter 19:12.
The hosts was holding on for the lead in the first minutes of the second quarter. With two minutes played, the score was 23:16. But, few minutes later, Kalev made 7-to-nothing run, and for the first time this evening took the lead. Great play form Akognon and Morrison kept the game close and the first half ended with home teams narrow lead 42:41. Akognon, who had connected already three three-pointers was Kalev's leading scorer with 11. Scott Morrison (212-C-86, college: Portland St.) had scored a stunning 16 points for Tartu.
The first few minutes, again, Rock was holding on for the lead. But a push from Kalev gave them the lead. After Akognon's fifth three, Kalev was leading already 54:46. Still, two minutes before the end of the quarter, Rock made a 12-0 run, and fought themselves back ahead - and was leading before the final period - 60:57.
Equal game continued for five minutes. Rock was leading by 5. Kalev had alread four players with four personal fouls, including team captain Keerles and Akognon. Rock was cleaning up the boards went ahead 71:64 after 9 points in a row from Timo Eichfuss (200-F-88, agency: Liman Sports).
Then, the man himself, Charron Fisher (193-G/F-85, college: Niagara) took the game on his strong shoulders. He scored nine straight points and put the visitors ahead 73:71. Marek Doronin (200-F/G-83) tied the game. Then, Rock made a foul to Akognon, but it was Fisher who made both of the free-throws (Akognon got injured). Rock had a chance to tie, but Sten Sokk missed the final shot.
Fisher was finally the leading scorer of the game with 22 points (and 9 rebounds, 5 steals). Josh-Emmanuel Akognon (180-G-86, college: Cal.St. Fullerton) made six three-pointers and collected 20 points. Tanel Sokk (184-G-85) added 13, Gregor Arbet (194-F/G-83) 9.
Scott Morrison finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Tanel Tein (194-G/F-78, college: St.Francis,NY) added 16. Eichfuss, whose baskets held Rock ahead in the final quarter, had 9 points. Rock made only 2/16 from the long range and made 19 turnovers, thus wasting the rebounding dominance 48:30.
Kalev is now tied in the fourth place with Ventspils. Rock holds the 6th to 8th places with Valmiera and Vef, having won 4/12 games.
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