Andenne - A · 20 min★★★★
23 pts7 reb0 ast54.0 TIB EFF
Kevin Stilmant carried Andenne through the middle quarters with ruthless efficiency: 23 points on 10-of-12 shooting from the floor in just 20 minutes, a performance that proved decisive as Andenne held off St-Niklase Condors 74–63 at Andenne Arena.
The real damage came in the paint. Stilmant's 10 made field goals came almost entirely near the rim, and his 7 rebounds kept second chances flowing Andenne's way when it mattered. His free-throw shooting—3-of-9—left some points on the table in the final stretch, but by then the work was done: an 11-point margin is comfortable in Group A company, and Stilmant's interior presence made St-Niklase's defence look stretched.
Two turnovers and three fouls in 20 minutes is clean ball-handling for a volume scorer, though the lack of assists (0) underlines what this was: a one-man inside job rather than a distributed attack. It was enough.
Andenne moves on with another weekend fixture ahead in Group A.
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🏀 Final: Andenne 74–63 St-Niklase Condors.
Top: Kevin Stilmant 23 PTS.
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Axel Bizet finished with 27 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists in Royal Nivelles Basketball's 74–47 victory over Andenne in Group A play. The forward shot 9 of 14 from the field, including 4 of 7 from three-point range, and converted 5 of 7 free throws in 28 minutes without a turnover.
Royal Nivelles Basketball's road win came by 27 points—a decisive margin that left little room for Andenne to find traction. Bizet's clean shooting night, anchored by his accuracy on threes and his ball security, reflected a dominant performance from the visitors. The 27-point spread speaks to the overall control Royal Nivelles maintained throughout, and Bizet's individual efficiency—a near-perfect night from the field and the line—was the defining edge.
Royal Nivelles Basketball - A · 28 min★★★★★
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Axel Bizet ran Royal Nivelles Basketball's offense with clinical precision in a 27-point, 7-rebound performance that helped demolish Andenne 74–47 in Group A play.
The Royal Nivelles guard shot 9 of 14 from the field and 4 of 7 from three, moving the ball without turning it over in 28 minutes. His 5-of-7 free-throw accuracy added cushion to a night where he simply did not miss. Bizet's two steals showed engagement on the other end; a 27-point margin against a Top Division opponent leaves little room for statistical quibble.
Royal Nivelles' depth and spacing made Andenne's defense unsustainable. Bizet was the principal beneficiary, but the gap between the teams was stark enough that individual heroics barely mattered. The win keeps Royal Nivelles moving through the group stage; Andenne faces the harder path now.
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Royal Nivelles Basketball never gave Andenne a chance. From the opening tip, the visitors controlled the game entirely—leading wire-to-wire and pulling away methodically to coast to a 74-47 victory in Group A play.
Andenne trailed 13-19 after the first quarter, but the damage came midway through that opening period when Royal Nivelles Basketball ripped off a 13-0 run to seize control at 5-19. The lead only widened from there. By halftime, Andenne had managed just 23 points against Royal Nivelles Basketball's 38, a 15-point deficit that forecast the final margin. A 12-12 third quarter kept Andenne's deficit steady at 15 heading into the fourth, but Royal Nivelles Basketball simply opened up in the final frame, outscoring Andenne 24-12 to reach a 27-point advantage with 32 seconds remaining.
Axel Bizet was the principal architect, dropping 27 points on 9/14 shooting, including 4-of-7 from three, while adding 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Cyril Bataille chipped in 10 points and Romain Bronchaert 8 as Royal Nivelles Basketball's offense moved cleanly. Gabriel Gnekpe led Andenne with 13 points on efficient 5-6 shooting, but it was a solo effort in an otherwise subdued night; Jimmy Stas added 10 points and Alexandre Eyenga 6.
Andenne host St-Niklase Condors on Saturday, 12 September, looking to respond. Royal Nivelles Basketball visit Phantoms Basket Boom the same day.
Andenne - A · 29 min★★★★
9 pts5 reb4 ast51.0 TIB EFF
Aurelien Moxhon finished with 9 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists as Andenne closed out their Beker van België group stage campaign with a 61–53 win over KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea at home. The eight-point margin was earned through a disciplined defensive effort — Moxhon himself picked four steals in 29 minutes — though his shooting night (4 of 11 from the field, 1 of 7 from three) reflected a broader offensive struggle for both sides in a low-scoring affair.
His floor game proved decisive in a contest where ball movement and pressure defence mattered more than volume scoring. Four assists and the active hands on the perimeter kept Andenne's rhythm intact when the shots weren't falling cleanly, and that kind of all-around contribution was enough to merit top billing in a grinding, defensive affair.
The result closes Andenne's group-stage run. On to the next chapter.
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Andenne held off a second-half surge to advance from their Beker van België group with an 8-point win over KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea.
The hosts built an early cushion, leading 19–9 after the first quarter and stretching that to 37–25 by half-time. KBGO came alive in the third, outscoring Andenne 16–11 to cut the deficit to just 48–41 entering the fourth. But Andenne's balanced attack — three players tied at 11 points each — proved enough to weather the comeback. A 13–12 final quarter sealed a hard-fought victory and ended group play on a high.
Gabriel Gnekpe led on efficiency, shooting 5/9 from the field for 11 points and a steal. Nathan Langohr anchored the boards with 8 rebounds alongside his 11 points on 5/11 shooting. Theo Beaujean made his mark from the free-throw line, hitting 8 of 12 attempts to finish at 11 points with two steals, though he struggled from the field (1/9, including 1/9 from three). For KBGO, Siel Dedoelder and Nattan Heirman both scored 11 points, with Dedoelder contributing 6 rebounds and 3 assists despite a cool 5/13 shooting night.
A tense final period underlined how competitive the group stage proved. Andenne leaves it with this win in the bank.
Kontich Wolves - A · 26 min★★★★★
19 pts3 reb0 ast61.0 TIB EFF
Yannick Desiron finished the job for Kontich Wolves with 19 points on 8-of-13 shooting, anchoring a dominant 24-point home win over Andenne in Group Stage play of the Beker van België. The 26-minute display — efficient, clean (just one turnover) and decisive — epitomised a Wolves side that built a comfortable gulf and never let Andenne threaten a recovery.
The final margin told its own story: 81–57, a gap that reflected Kontich's control from start to finish. Desiron's work inside the arc (0-for-0 from deep, but 3-of-4 at the line) kept pressure on a defence that had no answer for his rhythm in the middle distance.
For Kontich Wolves, the win closes out their Group Stage campaign. Andenne, meanwhile, will reflect on a scoreline that left little room for interpretation about the gulf on the night.
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🏀 Final: Kontich Wolves 81–57 Andenne.
Top: Yannick Desiron 19 PTS.
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