Rashid Atkins scored 23 points to lead Asco Slask Wroclaw to a huge 61-79 road win at BC Kalev/Cramo in a Group G top-of-the-table clash on Tuesday in Tallinn, Estonia. Asco Slask now has sole possession of first place at 4-1, while Kalev dropped to 3-2, where it is joined by Gran Canaria and Asvel Basket. Slask visits Gran Canaria in another tough encounter next week, while Kalev travels to Greece to face Panionios On Telecoms. Jared Homan added a double-double of 13 points and 11 rebounds for Slask, while Dominik Tomczyk chipped in 9. Travis Reed amassed 16 points and 8 boards for Kalev, Kristjan Kangur bagged 13 and Rait Keerles had 12.

A Tomczyk jumper from mid range gave Slask an early 2-7 margin. Kangur sparked a 7-0 run to put the hosts on top, before the teams started exchanging baskets and the score was tied at 15-15 with three minutes left in the first quarter. Radoslaw Hyzy highlighted a 0-8 spurt with 4 points as Slask climbed to a 15-23 advantage after 10 minutes. The visiting side opened the second quarter with a a 7-0 run to take its first double-digit margin on a Dawan Robinson jumper. Kangur ended six scoreless minutes for BC Kalev with a basket in the open court, but Atkins and Homan fueled Slask to a 27-41 halftime lead. Back from the locker rooms, Tomczyk hit again from downtown as Slask's lead grew to 34-52. Bojan Pelkic cut it to 40-54, but Slask finished the period in control, 45-59. Homan nit another jumper for a 46-63 margin for Slask, which rejected all attempts by Kalev to get back in the game and coasted to the win.