Howard Frier`s and Gerly Kostla`s side prevailed in all four quarters, extending their lead to 3, 7, 15 and 21 points respectively.

The guests shot more than 50% from the field, including 6 of 12 from three point range and 27 of 49 inside the arc.

They held their opponents to 33% shooting accuracy in their own court, limiting them to just 59 points.

1182 Tallinn improved to 4-4 to secure the last remaining automatic bid to the Final 6 tournament, while Tallinn University dropped to 1-8.

Final 6 teams (automatic bids): TTT Rīga, Catz Lappeenranta, Vega 1/Liepāja, 1182 Tallinn.

Play-off teams: TTT juniores, Tallinn University, Latvijas Universitāte, RSU/Merks.

All time series: 8-4 (this season 3-0).

Stat of the game: 1182 Tallinn players made 27 out of 33 field goals after assists or 81,9%.

Stars of the game: Laina Mesila-Kaarmann posted her first double-double of the season, finishing with 17 points and 13 rebound for a game high efficiency rating of 26.

Pirgit Püü set her Latvia-Estonia league career record in assists, dishing out 10 assists. She added 13 points enroute to her first double-double of the season. Dynamic guard had 17 points and 10 forced fouls in a home win over the Tallinn University.

Finnish guard Petra Noponen connected her first three point attempt for the winners.

Trine Kasemägi replied with 19 points and five rebounds, while Dayton alumni Samantha Mac Kay had 15 points, four rebounds, four assists and three steals.

Next games: Catz Lappeenranta vs Tallinn University (March 19), Catz Lappeenranta vs 1182 Tallinn (March 20).