Estonian Clubs End Losing Streaks with Last-Gasp Victories
Estonian basketball clubs Viimsi and Keila KK both snapped three-game losing streaks in the Estonian-Latvian league with narrow road victories, highlighted by a game-winning three-pointer from Viimsi's Kaspar Kuusmaa with just 27 seconds remaining.
- —Viimsi secured a narrow 78-77 victory against Latvian team BK Ogre in the Estonian-Latvian basketball league, with Kaspar Kuusmaa scoring the winning three-pointer with 27 seconds left.
- —Keila KK also achieved a win on the road, defeating BK Liepaja 86-82, with Jeremiah Paige and Patrik Peemot making crucial free throws in the final moments.
- —Both Estonian clubs ended three-game losing streaks and now share tenth place in the league standings.
- —Viimsi played with a short roster due to injuries, including Kristjan Kokk, Espen Mägi, and Karmo Kilk, but managed to overcome a late deficit against Ogre.
- —Keila KK also faced a challenging game, allowing Liepaja to tie the score after holding a significant lead, but ultimately secured the win.
Recap
The simultaneous, narrow victories for Viimsi and Keila KK represent more than just points in the standings; they are a demonstration of resilience under pressure. Viimsi's win, achieved with a short-handed roster against a playoff contender, underscores the team's grit. Both games being decided in the final moments highlights a capacity for clutch performance that could prove vital for both clubs as they look to build momentum and climb the league table.