Sigal Prishtina defeated Peja 77:66 in the Kosovo Cup finals, thus winning this trophy for the 12th time.
From the beginning of the game until the end there was a big fight on the floor, and the winner was decided in the final minutes of the game.
The cup was awarded to the captain of the winning team, Edmond Azemi, by the President of the Kosovo Basketball Federation, Erolld Belegu.
The basketball player of BC Sigal Prishtina, Drilon Hajrizi, was named MVP, and the award was given to him by the director of Trepca, Ahmet Tmava.
Top five players of the tournament are: Jabarie Hinds (Sigal Prishtina), Robert Abramovich, Cameron Rundles (Peja), Drilon Hajrizi and Fuquan Edwin (Sigal Prishtina). The medals were awarded by the board member of the Kosovo Basketball Federation, Valton Bilalli.
The gold and silver medals were awarded by the board members, Arben Fetahu, Leart Hoxha and Burim Koshi.
The host of the final tournament of the Kosovo Cup, BC Trepca and KBF honored the officials with a certificate of appreciation. The officials that received a certificate of appreciation are: referees Xhelal Mumini, Elion Obertinca and Dardan Maxhuni, and commissioner Alban Lumi. The certificates were given by the National Instructor of the KBF, Faton Kurshumlija.
The final tournament of the Kosovo Cup took place on 17 and 19 February, in “Minatori” hall in Mitrovica. In the semifinals Sigal Prishtina defeated Trepca and Peja defeated Bashkimi.
In the finals, two teams from Prishtina, Sigal (men) and Penti (women) managed to win the trophy of the Kosovo Cup, by defeating the two teams from Peja, Peja (men) and Penza (women).