Olimpia survived a difficult game 2 because Capo d’Orlando had a strong three-point shooting outing, making 11 of 22 threes in the first three periods, staying very close. In the ened Olimpia took away with Ricky Hickman and Davide Pascolo having strong second-half scoring spurts. Hickman, scoreless in a foul-plagued first half, scored 17 points in the second. Pascolo scored 13 of his 15 points in the second. Olimpia used a 40-28 rebounding advantage to secure the win thanks of a commanding offensive game, five players scoring in double digit including Cinciarini, Simon and Macvan. Kaleb Tarczewski, who didn’t play in the first half, provided an energy boost in the second, grabbing eight baords in 12 minutes and dishing unexpectedly four assists. Olimpia got away in the third but the double digit lead was reduced to five points late after an offensive explosion by Milenko Tepic. In the fourth quarter finally Capo d’Orlando cooled off from the arc, making only one attempt out of seven and Olimpia finished 95-83.