BC Guco Lier - A · 37 min★★★★★
42 pts7 reb6 ast143.0 TIB EFF
Andrej Cuyvers turned the ball over four times and still dominated. That tells you something about how thoroughly he took over this one.
The BC Guco Lier guard finished with 42 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists on 14-of-18 shooting—including 8-of-10 from three—in 37 minutes as his side dismantled Windrose Giants Antwerp B, 111–82, in the Top Division Men 1 regular season. The 29-point margin barely reflected how lopsided it became; Cuyvers efficiency early essentially settled the affair. He was nearly automatic from deep, the kind of shooting night where every contested three feels like it's dropping before it leaves his hands. His 6-of-8 performance from the line kept the free-throw column clean as well.
This was Cuyvers at his most clinical. Not a defensive showcase—zero steals, zero blocks—but an evening where he simply couldn't miss and rarely needed to do much else. BC Guco Lier's next fixture will come with considerably higher stakes; blowout wins like this one, however impressive individually, tend to compress themselves into footnotes. What matters now is whether they can carry this shooting form into their next outing.
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🏀 Final: Windrose Giants Antwerp B 82–111 BC Guco Lier.
Top: Joel Kevin Koung Poute 22 PTS.
Zlatan Jakara and Max Bulens are essentially running neck-and-neck on the TIB Efficiency meter heading into this matchup — 69.6 to 69.8 — but their scoring accents tell slightly different stories. Jakara has been the more prolific offensive engine for Windrose Giants Antwerp B, averaging 21.3 points per game in recent weeks, while Bulens operates as more of a floor catalyst for BC Guco Lier, posting 17 PPG alongside his 3.5 assists.
The separation in scoring volume matters here. Jakara's ball-handling and shot diet have made him a harder assignment to blunt defensively, and Lier will need more than just assignment defense if they're to keep him in check. For Antwerp B, the counter is equally straightforward: Bulens playmaking burden — those 3.5 assists lean into how much Lier relies on his decision-making in open space — means forcing early decisions and denying him rhythm.
Tip-off is in three hours. Watch how these two manage the game's tempo.
Windrose Giants Antwerp B host BC Guco Lier in the Top Division Men 1 later today, a domestic matchup with the Heylen Vastgoed Basketcampus as the stage. Antwerp B will lean heavily on Zlatan Jakara, who is averaging 21.3 points per game this season and remains their primary scoring outlet. Lier counter with Max Bulens, averaging 17 points per game and their own reliable source of offense.
The early tipoff gives both squads a chance to stake their ground in the division. How each team manages the pace and executes in transition will likely decide this one. Catch it live from Antwerpen.
Basket Willebroek - A · 23 min★★★★★
17 pts5 reb4 ast97.0 TIB EFF
Roby Rogiers ran the floor with surgical precision for Basket Willebroek on Tuesday night. The guard finished with 17 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and a steal-heavy 5 steals across 23 minutes, while committing zero turnovers — a clean offensive line that reflected his control of the game's tempo.
Willebroek's 106–84 home win over Windrose Giants Antwerp B was never in doubt, but Rogiers efficiency sustained it. He shot 7 of 12 from the field and 3 of 4 from the line, doing damage without forcing anything. The five steals underscore a defensive engagement that few guards deliver in such volume; add three blocks and you have a two-way floor performance rarely seen in the same half-hour stretch.
A 22-point margin is lopsided, and Rogiers turnover-free night suggests Willebroek's offense moved with purpose. He did not need to carry a heavy load — just facilitate and defend — and that restraint is often a sign of a team playing within itself.
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🏀 Final: Basket Willebroek 106–84 Windrose Giants Antwerp B.
Top: Yoeri Schoepen 25 PTS.
Windrose Giants Antwerp - B · 35 min★★★★★
30 pts7 reb6 ast100.0 TIB EFF
⭐ Player of the Game: Zlatan Jakara — 30 PTS, 7 REB, 6 AST, 1 STL.
Windrose Giants Antwerp B take it, 85–83.
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Zlatan Jakara's 31 points on 10-of-14 shooting guided Windrose Giants Antwerp B past RBC Pepinster East Belgium 98–91, closing out their Beker van België group stage campaign with a decisive home win.
The forward moved through the defence with clinical efficiency, connecting on 5 of 7 three-pointers and a perfect 6-for-6 from the line in just 25 minutes. Beyond the scoring, he added 5 rebounds and 3 assists while committing only a single turnover — the kind of uncluttered floor game that defines high-efficiency performances.
Antwerp B's seven-point margin came down largely to that shooting discipline. Jakara set the tone early and held it; Pepinster East Belgium's defence had no answer for his range and timing.
The group stage now complete for Antwerp B, this result stands as the final statement of their campaign.
Windrose Giants Antwerp - B · 25 min★★★★★
31 pts5 reb3 ast124.5 TIB EFF
Zlatan Jakara finished the Beker van België group stage in full command, dropping 31 points on 10-for-14 shooting in just 25 minutes as Windrose Giants Antwerp B held off RBC Pepinster East Belgium 98–91 at home.
The performance was clinical. Jakara made 5 of 7 three-pointers and all 6 free throws, mixing efficient perimeter work with precision at the line while holding a turnover to just one. He pulled down 5 rebounds and dished 3 assists, a complete contribution that never felt hurried despite the workload compressed into less than half a game.
The seven-point margin was tighter than Antwerp B's shooting might suggest — Pepinster East Belgium stayed within reach and made a contest of it — but Jakara's steadiness in the second half proved the difference when it mattered. Antwerp B exit the group stage having found a genuine scorer who can carry a half on near-perfect form.
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Windrose Giants Antwerp B pulled away in the third quarter and held firm down the stretch to beat RBC Pepinster East Belgium 98–91 in a hard-fought Beker van België group-stage match.
The first half was tight throughout. Windrose led 25–24 after one, then the teams traded baskets evenly in the second — another stalemate quarter left the score level at 47–46 at the half. The decisive run came early in the third, when Windrose outscored Pepinster 25–13 to open a commanding 72–59 lead with one quarter left. Pepinster fought back hard in the fourth, outscoring their opponents 32–26, but could not close the gap.
Zlatan Jakara was the difference-maker for Windrose: 31 points on efficient shooting (10/14 FG, 5/7 from three, 6/6 FT) to go with 5 rebounds and 3 assists. Seppe Voet added 16 points and 7 rebounds, while Youssef Zagdoud chipped in 16 points and 4 assists despite struggling with his outside shot (0/7 from three). For Pepinster, Martin Wintgens and Jordan Maucourant each scored 20, and Martin Francoeur added 16, but it was not enough to overcome that third-quarter collapse.
With group play now behind them, Windrose's campaign ends here. Pepinster host Hasselt BT on Saturday 29 August, still chasing momentum in the competition.
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Chiel Bruyninckx torched WINDROSE GIANTS ANTWERP - B for 26 points in 14 minutes, hitting 7 of 8 shots and 3 of 4 threes, but it was not enough to save HASSELT BT - A from an 83–91 defeat in the Beker van België group stage.
The forward's efficiency was staggering — 9 of 11 from the line, zero turnovers, a near-complete absence of waste — yet HASSELT BT - A still trailed by eight when the final buzzer sounded. Bruyninckx's scoring burst could not bridge the gap WINDROSE GIANTS ANTWERP - B had built elsewhere on the court.
In a tournament where shooting nights like this one typically swing a game, the result stands as a reminder that individual brilliance does not always translate to team success.
You have reached the end.
