CSU Asesoft got its second win of the season by defeating fellow team at the bottom of Group C, Hanzevast Capitals, on the road by 81-95 on TUesday night. It was a close call during three quarters until in the last period, the guests managed to reach a double-digit lead that was enough to survive until the final buzzer thanks to the late help by Arvydas Cepulis. The win lifts Asesoft to a 2-5, while the Capitals remain in the last place of the group with a 1-6 mark. Cepulis led the winners with 21 points, Demetrius Alexander added 14, Reggie Elliott 13, T. Gaidamavicius 12 and Rashard Griffith 11 for Asesoft. For the Hanzevast Capitals, Guido Grunheid posted 22 points (13 of them in the first quarter) and pulled 12 boards. Dwayne Archbold added 16, Alton Mason 15 and Rogier Jansen 13.

Reggie Elliott boosted CSU Asesoft to a 2-7 start but the Capitals reacted with an 8-0 run capped by Guido Grunheid's basket to be in control again, 10-7. Virgil Carutasu maintained the guests on the run but Grunheid closed the quarter again with his basket for his 13th point in the period for a 19-17 Capitals edge. With a 73% from the field commanded by Elliott, Asesoft kept on scoring but Grunheid was unstoppable and was the main contributor also in the second quarter. Rashard Griffith added quality and points from the paint for Asesoft and Rogier Jansen's triple made it 33-30 for the Capitals as neither team dominated the situation in a clear way. It remained as such when the game reached the midway mark with a 38-40 score for Asesoft. The first minutes of the second half were a tight fight as the differences persisted. With Carutasu out of action due to his early 4 fouls in 11 minutes of play, allowed the Capitals to tie the game again at 53-53, but Asesoft soon regained its slim cushion of 57-63 after 30 minutes. The lead finally reached the double digits when Elliott scored the first 4 points of the last quarter, 57-67, and Asesoft tried to manage that cushion until the end. The Capitals never surrendered but Arvydas Cepulis' triple-plus-foul definitively killed the game as he made it 76-88 in minute 39 to put Asesoft out of the hosts' reach for the second win.