Samsung and SK have lost 12 consecutive games and won 3 consecutive games...Sono has lost 11 games in a row.

Samsung beat SK for the first time in two years in the "S-Derby" match between Seoul-based teams.

Samsung beat SK 88 to 84 with Lee Won-seok's performance of catching seven rebounds in 25 points, breaking the 12-game losing streak against SK, and winning three consecutive games for the first time this season.

Samsung, ranked 9th with 6 wins and 11 losses, continued its hopes of escaping from the lower ranks by maintaining a 0.5 game gap with the 8th-ranked Jeong Kwan-jang.

On the other hand, SK, which lost its first three consecutive games of the season, went 13 wins and 5 losses, allowing Ulsan Hyundai Mobis to share the lead.

The lowest-ranked Goyang Sono lost to Anyang Jeonggwanjang by 78 to 79 and one point, falling into the quagmire of 11 consecutive losses.

Coach Kim Tae-sul, who took the helm after former coach Kim Seung-ki's resignation, has not won in eight games since his inauguration.

Sono intercepted the ball four seconds before the end of the game, which was dragged by one point, and Lee Jung-hyun threw the last shot, but the ball fell off the rim and missed a dramatic opportunity to come from behind.

Lee Jung-hyun scored 27 points, including six 3-pointers, but missed the last shot, leaving a regret.

In the articles of association, Jung Hyo-geun scored the most points with 19 points, and Lahren played with 13 points and 11 rebounds.

In Busan, Changwon LG beat Busan KCC 74-52 to tie for sixth place with Wonju DB.

LG's Asian quarter player Carl Tamayo led the victory with 19 points, four rebounds, and five assists.