Andenne - A

Nathan Langohr (Andenne) put up 18 points and 11 rebounds across 28 minutes, shooting 8/16 from the field and going a perfect 2/2 at the line while adding 3 steals and no turnovers — yet it was nowhere near enough to slow Gent-Oost Eagles' demolition of Andenne at home. The final scoreline tells the story: 94–57, a 37-point rout that left little room for individual brilliance to matter. Langohr was efficient when he touched the ball and did the dirty work on the glass, but Andenne's collective defence collapsed early and often. One player's clean game cannot carry a team through a performance that lopsided. Andenne returns to Group A play knowing that isolated standout efforts will need to be matched by sharper team-level execution across the board.

Gent-Oost Eagles dismantled Andenne 94-57, a 37-point margin that reflected the gap between the two sides from the opening tip. Andenne never found footing: the Eagles led by 7 after the first quarter and methodically widened the gulf, stretching the lead to 15 by half-time and 23 after three quarters. A 12-0 run midway through the fourth quarter — taking the score from 57-82 to 57-94 — put the result beyond any doubt, and Andenne managed only 12 points in the final frame. Simon De Bruyne was nearly flawless for Gent-Oost, dropping 17 points on 6/6 shooting from the field and 3/3 from three, a perfect 2/2 at the line. Jean-Michel Citona added 18 on 6/13 overall and 4/9 from deep. For Andenne, Nathan Langohr finished with 18 points and 11 rebounds, a double-double effort that stood out in a lopsided defeat; Kevin Stilmant chipped in 15. Andenne's slide continues. The loss marks their fifth straight and drops them to 1-6 in Group A. Gent-Oost, meanwhile, moves to 5-2 with a third consecutive win. Andenne host Royal IV Brussels on Saturday 7 November.

Kyrylo Meshcheriakov's 23 points on 6-of-9 shooting carried Hasselt BT past Andenne, 76–67, in a Group A matchup that swung on precision rather than volume. The Hasselt forward was efficient across the board: he went 2-for-3 from three and a near-perfect 9-for-10 from the line. Seven rebounds and a clean sheet on turnovers (0 TO in 31 minutes) meant he stayed on task without forcing. Andenne kept it close enough that a nine-point margin never felt insurmountable until the final stretch, but Meshcheriakov's steady scoring — and the lack of waste — gave Hasselt control when it mattered. Andenne will look to regroup; Hasselt can build on this at home.

Hasselt BT edged out Andenne 76–67 after overtime in a back-and-forth affair that needed an extra period to settle. The Group A matchup swung 12 times and saw both sides trade the lead repeatedly, but Hasselt's superior depth in the fourth quarter and decisive 12–3 run in overtime proved the difference on the night. Andenne held a one-point edge at the half (32–31) and remained ahead after three quarters (46–45), but Hasselt found their rhythm when it mattered most. A 7–0 fourth-quarter run midway through the period shifted momentum decisively, and when regulation ended level at 64–64, Hasselt's composure carried into the extra frame. Andenne managed just three points in overtime as Hasselt pulled away. Kyrylo Meshcheriakov led Hasselt with 23 points on sharp shooting (6/9 twos, 2/3 from three, 9/10 free throws) to go with 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Wouter Screurs added 15 points and 7 rebounds, while Daan Bijnens chipped in 9 points. For Andenne, Raphael Muth's 15 points (6/11) and Jimmy Stas's 13 (including 3/4 from three) kept them in contention, but the bench scoring dried up when it counted. The result extends Hasselt's streak to four straight wins, improving them to 6–1 in the group. Andenne drop to 1–5 and face a fourth consecutive defeat. Hasselt travel to face Basket Tongeren on Saturday.

Wannes Tomlow carried Gembo Borgerhout to a 14-point road win over Andenne with 26 points and 15 rebounds across 35 minutes, his 12 made free throws the backbone of a dominant interior performance. The 7-of-12 shooting from the field and efficient work on the glass gave the visitors a lopsided advantage on the glass and in the paint — Andenne never mounted a serious second-half comeback against that kind of rebounding pressure. Tomlow's night was built on volume and consistency rather than flash. A single assist and three turnovers underlined a straightforward role: finish possessions and control the glass. He did both. The 82–68 final tells the story — Gembo Borgerhout's margin of victory was never in doubt once their frontcourt established itself. Group A play continues for both teams. For Gembo Borgerhout, maintaining this kind of interior dominance will be key as the Top Division campaign unfolds.

Gembo Borgerhout made their control felt from the opening quarter, building a six-point lead by the end of Q1 and holding a four-point edge at half-time (35–39). Andenne drew level early in the third, but Gembo's response was decisive — a 10-0 run midway through the quarter turned 49–52 into 49–62, and they never surrendered that grip. The visitors' lead swelled to 21 points with 2:54 left in the fourth, a margin that told the story of a team that simply had more answers. Andenne managed 16 points in the final quarter but could not thread the needle; Gembo closed the evening 82–68, a 14-point win that was never truly in doubt once the third quarter tilted. Wannes Tomlow led the charge with 26 points and 15 rebounds, a double-double built on efficient two-point work (7/12). Vic De Wilde and Tom Ackermans each added 16, with De Wilde's 7/9 shooting and Ackermans range (7/11, 2/4 from three) keeping the offense humming. For Andenne, Kevin Stilmant's 20 points and Gabriel Gnekpe's sharpshooting (5/6, 2/3 from three) counted for little against Gembo's depth and control. Next up: Andenne travel to Hasselt BT on Friday; Gembo Borgerhout host Royal Nivelles Basketball on Saturday.

Wannes Tomlow has spent the season punishing defenses at 17.5 points per game, and Gembo Borgerhout will look to lean on that scoring punch when they visit Andenne this evening. The hosts counter with Kevin Stilmant, who has averaged 12.4 points through the season — a secondary option but a reliable one in the Top Division Men 2 frame. This matchup sits at the heart of Belgian domestic basketball's midweek rhythm. Both sides will be jockeying for position, and Tomlow's offensive burden against Andenne's perimeter defense figures to be the central subplot. Watch how Andenne scheme to slow the Gembo Borgerhout lead scorer without fouling into foul trouble. Tip-off at Andenne Arena in about six hours. Worth your time if you're tracking the division's balance of power.

Amon Jeugd Gentson held the lead from start to finish, using a sharp second-quarter burst to build a 16-point cushion and keep Andenne at arm's length through the final quarter. The home side won 76–65 in Group A play. After a 21–15 opening, Gentson ripped off an 8-0 run midway through the second to stretch their margin to 31–20. They took a commanding 40–32 into halftime and pushed the advantage to 16 with 5:58 left in the third quarter at 55–39. Andenne fought back hard in that period, outscoring their hosts 21–18 to close within 58–53 after three, but Gentson's fourth-quarter defence held firm, securing an 18–12 final stretch. Jarit Fermaut led Gentson with 18 points on 8-of-13 shooting and added 7 rebounds and 4 assists. Thomas Mertens delivered 17 points on efficient 6-of-11 work, including 3-of-4 from three, while Amaury Tandt ran the offence with 16 points, 5 assists and a sharp 5-of-6 three-point night. Kevin Stilmant paced Andenne's effort with 16 points and 7 rebounds, but neither Jimmy Stas (9 points) nor Maxime André (7 points, 8 rebounds) could spark a decisive rally. Gentson visit Gent-Oost Eagles on Sunday, 11 October.

Amaury Tandt carried Amon Jeugd Gentson to a 76–65 win over Andenne with 16 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in 29 minutes, shooting 5-for-7 from the floor and a near-perfect 5-for-6 from three. An 11-point margin at home is a solid Group A victory, and Tandt's efficiency — only one turnover and a clean shooting night — was the spine of it. The performance matters because it came without relying on volume. Five three-pointers on six attempts is clinical; five assists without a mistake kept the ball moving. Andenne had no answer for his balance between scoring and playmaking, and Amon Jeugd Gentson's spacing opened up when he was on the floor. Next up, Amon Jeugd Gentson faces another Group A test.

Amon Jeugd Gentson and Andenne meet tonight in Top Division Men 2, with Warre Crombez's 13.1 points per game anchoring the hosts against Kevin Stilmant, who is averaging 11.5 for the visitors. Both clubs will be looking to dictate pace and control the boards early—small margins often decide these matchups. Tip-off is at Provinciale Sporthal Henleykaai in Gent in about six hours.

Bert Van De Broek was perfect from the floor and relentless on the ball as Phantoms Basket Boom routed Andenne 89–54 at Braxhall on Tuesday. The guard went 3/3 from the field, added 5/5 from the stripe for 11 points, and registered 4 steals in just 15 minutes of work — a clinic in efficiency that underscored Boom's dominance in Group A play. The 35-point margin tells the story. This was not a contest that turned in the fourth; Phantoms Basket Boom controlled the tempo from the opening minutes and never allowed Andenne a foothold. Van De Broek's ball pressure and floor game were part of that suffocation, and his shooting touch kept the tempo high whenever Boom needed a bucket. In a season of domestic Top Division basketball, a night like this — flawless shooting, active hands on defence, zero turnovers in a winning effort — is the kind of performance that swings momentum heading into the next round.

🏀 Final: Phantoms Basket Boom 89–54 Andenne. Top: Vincent Vanden Berghe 13 PTS.

Phantoms Basket Boom host Andenne in Top Division Men 2 action at Braxhall this evening. Kevin Stilmant has been Andenne's engine all season at 12.7 points per game, and Boom will need to contain that offensive rhythm early to avoid falling behind in what shapes as a tight contest. Joppe Bouckaert anchors the home side at 10.7 PPG. Boom have the court advantage and the chance to build on their form in familiar surroundings. Andenne, though, won't be an easy night — they've shown they can score consistently through their lead man. Tip-off is at Braxhall in roughly six hours. Worth tuning in.

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.

🏀 Final: Andenne 74–63 St-Niklase Condors. Top: Kevin Stilmant 23 PTS.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.