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LU won Rakvere “Tarvas” in its field with the result 64:61 (16:10, 7:21, 14:20, 21:16).
Despite the poor accuracy from the three-point line (2/20) and the free throw line (16/26), LU was able to win the second victory in a row.
The most productive among the students was Edvards Mežulis, who scored 16 points and won five rebounds. David Vīksne, on the other hand, scored “double-double”, scoring 11 points and winning 12 rebounds. Both players also have the highest efficiency ratios in the team, 22 and 20, respectively.
The most productive player in Rakvere was Igors Josipovičs, scoring 19 points.
“Ogre” team away against Tallinn TalTech lost 73: 103 (15:29, 14:16, 23:35, 21:23).
Jānis Antrops was the best in Ogre team with 14 points. Brainen Reison added 13 points, but Emanuel Shepherd stood out with 12 points and 10 rebounds.
Rans Andre Pehka scored 22 points in the TalTech ranks, and Mick Jurkatamm 16 points.
Leaders with two wins in two games are Tallinn’s “TalTech”, “VEF Riga“and LU units.
In the main tournament, the teams will play a two-round tournament until March 20. The top eight will compete in the quarter-finals, with the winners determined by the sum of two games. LIBL champions are expected to be determined in the final four tournament. The season will end with the elimination games of the Latvian and Estonian championships.
14 teams participate in the LIBL championship in the season 2021/22 – six Latvian units – “VEF Rīga”, “Ogre“, “Ventspils“, “Valmiera Glass“/”Vidzeme University College“,” University of Latvia “and”Liepaja“, as well as eight Estonian teams – Tallinn”Kalev“/” Cramo “, Rapla” Avis Utilitas “,” Parnu Sadam “,”University of Tartu“, Rakvere” Tarvas “, Tallinn” Kalev “/ TLU,” TalTech “and Hābnemee” Viimsi “.
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