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Mathieu Houdart ran the floor for B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Tuesday night, dropping 24 points on 10-of-15 shooting with 8 rebounds and a pair of blocks in 29 minutes. The forward's efficiency — he added two three-pointers on three attempts — set the tone early as the hosts built a 20-point cushion over KBBC Oostkamp, finishing 84–64 in Group B play. Houdart's work on the glass and ability to convert close looks kept Flénu-Frameries rolling once they'd established control. Oostkamp never found rhythm in response, and by the time the visitors mounted any coherent second-half push, the deficit was already too steep to bridge. The result sends Flénu-Frameries forward with momentum in their group, while Oostkamp faces a harder path to climb back into contention as the Top Division Men 2 season progresses.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries dominated from the opening quarter, building a 16-point halftime lead and never letting KBBC Oostkamp threaten a genuine comeback. Flénu-Frameries won the first quarter 18–14, then put distance between themselves with a decisive 9-0 run mid-second quarter that opened up a 40-27 advantage. They reached the break up 47–31. Oostkamp trimmed the margin slightly in the third, winning that quarter 17–16, but Flénu-Frameries were never vulnerable. An early fourth-quarter surge saw them stretch to 71–48 with just over nine minutes remaining — a 23-point cushion that sealed the result. The final quarter played out as a formality, Flénu-Frameries holding serve 21–16 to close at 84–64. Mathieu Houdart set the tone with 24 points on 10/15 shooting, adding 8 rebounds. Sasha Fedele was perfect from the field, going 5-for-5 for 11 points, while Jean-Patrick Nyamsi contributed 10 points and 2 assists. For Oostkamp, Julian Dewinter led with 12 points and 4 rebounds, but no other Oostkamp player reached double figures. The win moves Flénu-Frameries to 5–2 in Group B. Oostkamp slip to 3–4. Flénu-Frameries host KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea on Saturday, 7 November.

Kaï Hawley made his case for Ninane Promotion's closing stretch with 22 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists across 31 minutes as the home side held off B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries 76–69 in Group B. The forward was efficient where it mattered: 6 of 12 from the field, a clean 3 of 4 from three, and a perfect 7 of 7 at the line. He also posted 3 steals without fouling himself out of the game — two turnovers and four fouls across the contest. That kind of restraint, paired with volume scoring, is what separates a strong individual performance from a genuinely useful one in a tight result. Ninane Promotion's seven-point margin came in a Top Division Men 2 affair that never ran away from either side. Hawley's ability to score and distribute kept the hosts ahead where it counted.

Regulation dead even at 68–68, but Ninane Promotion found another gear in overtime to edge B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries 76–69. The hosts started stronger, building an 8-point lead late in the first quarter before Ninane clawed back to trail by just three at half-time (33–36). A dominant third quarter — won 19–12 — flipped the script entirely, giving Ninane a 4-point edge heading into the fourth. The final frame stayed tight. Ninane stretched it to seven with 3:44 remaining, but B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries would not fold: they outscored Ninane 20–16 in the quarter to force the extra period tied. Overtime belonged to Ninane, who scored 8 points to B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries' one in a decisive 7-point swing. Kaï Hawley steered Ninane's offense with 22 points on efficient shooting (6/12 FG, 3/4 from three, 7/7 FT) plus 8 rebounds and 4 assists. Sacha Di Prospero added a double-double of 20 points and 11 rebounds off the bench (9/16 FG). For B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries, Junior Bonsenge and Thibaut Bronchart each scored 13 but could not sustain enough firepower through regulation. Ninane move to 4–2 in Group B play. They travel to Royal Waterloo Basket on Friday 30 October. #TopDivision #GroupB #BelgianBasketball #NinanePromotion #BC L9FlenúFrameries

Mathieu Houdart finished with 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists in B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries' 75–58 win over Royal Castors Braine at Centre Sportif Max Audain. The forward shot 6 of 11 from the floor in 27 minutes and did his work in the paint and on the glass while the hosts opened a 17-point margin that never came close to closing. Houdart's rebounding—nearly matching one per minute on the floor—steadied possession when it mattered most in the second half. A 1-of-3 night from three-point range left room for added efficiency, but his interior presence and willingness to work within the flow of the offense gave B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries a reliable option when Royal Castors Braine had no answer inside. The gap between these two clubs was plain enough by the final buzzer. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries heads into their next Group B fixture with momentum. Royal Castors Braine must regroup.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries moved through Royal Castors Braine with steady efficiency, building a 23–19 lead by the end of the first quarter and never trailing again. A 9-0 run midway through the second quarter pushed them clear at 26–19, and they held a six-point halftime advantage at 39–33. The decisive stretch came in the third quarter, where L'9 outscored Braine 19–12 to reach 58–45 heading into the final frame. By the 01:50 mark of the fourth, the lead had stretched to 20 points at 73–53—a comfortable margin that L'9 preserved through the finish to win 75–58. Mathieu Houdart drove the hosts with 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists on 6/11 shooting (1-3 three), while Junior Bonsenge added 10 points on 4/7 from the floor and Jean-Patrick Nyamsi chipped in 9 points with 3 assists. For Braine, Jean Bonsenge led with 21 points and 7 rebounds on 9/17 shooting, though 3-10 free-throw accuracy limited his impact; Cedric Ringoet shot 3-5 from three for 11 points but the rest of the lineup couldn't keep pace. L'9 travel to Ninane Promotion on Saturday 17 October. Braine host Basket Sijsele the same day.

Royal Castors Braine's Jean Bonsenge has been their engine all season—15.5 points per game—and B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries will need Junior Bonsenge to match that scoring load if they're to contain a visiting side hunting points in Top Division Men 2. Bonsenge leads a Frameries outfit that will have to execute consistently over four quarters; Braine arrives with a weapons system built around their leading scorer's efficiency and the kind of depth that makes road trips manageable. This is the kind of matchup where individual performances often dictate the flow—neither team can afford loose possessions or cold stretches from deep. Tip-off at Centre Sportif Max Audain in Frameries. Catch it live.

BC Sprimont pulled away in the third quarter and held firm down the stretch to beat B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries 97–86, a hard-fought win that saw the hosts build a commanding lead before their visitors mounted a spirited fourth-quarter push. Sprimont led 20–18 after one, then extended to 39–33 at half-time with a steady second quarter. The decisive stretch came in the third: they built a 21-point lead at 64–43 midway through the period and took a 72–56 advantage into the final frame. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries refused to fold. A 10-0 run mid-quarter pulled them to 72–61, cutting into what had been a commanding margin. But Sprimont's composure held. The home side added 25 points in the fourth to seal a 97–86 final. Martin Randaxhe was the engine, dropping 29 points on efficient shooting — 8 of 13 overall, 6 of 11 from three, and a perfect 7 of 7 at the line. Pierrick Van Den Brule delivered a double-double with 22 points and 14 rebounds off 10-of-13 shooting. Pierre Geubel chipped in 12 points. For B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries, Thibaut Bronchart led with 16 points and 5 rebounds, while Junior Bonsenge added 15 and Jean-Patrick Nyamsi 11. BC Sprimont visit BC Asse-Ternat on Saturday 10 October.

Pierrick Van Den Brule turned in a near-perfect night for BC Sprimont, recording 22 points and 14 rebounds on 10-of-13 shooting while committing zero turnovers across 29 minutes. The home side pulled away from B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries with an 97–86 victory in Group B of Top Division Men 2, with Van Den Brule's interior dominance — he added a steal and a block — doing much of the heavy lifting on both ends. What made the performance stand out was the efficiency. Van Den Brule's shooting accuracy left little margin for error, and his rebound count gave BC Sprimont second-chance opportunities that L'9 Flénu-Frameries couldn't match. An 11-point margin is comfortable rather than commanding, which made his ability to stay clean with the ball and avoid fouls (four in 29 minutes) the kind of disciplined work that wins close contests. BC Sprimont hosts their next fixture knowing they've got a player capable of carrying stretches. L'9 Flénu-Frameries, meanwhile, will need to recalibrate after a loss that exposed some defensive shortcomings inside.

BC Sprimont hosts B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries in Top Division Men 2 action this evening at Hall Omnisports Sprimont. Pierrick Van Den Brule has anchored Sprimont's attack all season, averaging 17.8 points per game — a reliable scoring anchor the home side will lean on tonight. L'9 Flénu-Frameries arrive with Junior Bonsenge leading their offensive load at 13.3 PPG. The visitor's perimeter game will need to find rhythm against Sprimont's defence to keep pace. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Follow along for full coverage.

Niels De Ridder made the most of his 15 minutes on the floor for Windrose Giants Antwerp, finishing with 15 points, 7 rebounds, 2 steals and a perfect 5-for-5 from the line. He shot 5 of 7 overall (0 for 1 from three) in a performance that epitomized the hosts' efficiency in a 120–74 rout of B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries. It was a routine tournament evening for the Giants away at Centre Sportif Max Audain. The 46-point margin told the full story — Windrose never needed to labour, and De Ridder's clean shooting and rebounding work came against limited resistance. No turnovers in his time on court underlined his control. The Beker van België 1/16 Finals campaign is over for Windrose Giants Antwerp. A clinical performance and a clean exit from the competition.

🏀 Final: B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries 74–120 Windrose Giants Antwerp. Top: Junior Bonsenge 16 PTS.

Maxime Depuydt, 17 points on 6-of-11 shooting with a clean 3-of-5 from three, carried B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries to a 89–80 road win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B in Group B play. The 29-minute performance also included 2 assists and a steal, and he did not turn the ball over — a composed night in a nine-point victory. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries built and held their margin in a steady performance rather than a runaway. Depuydt's efficiency on limited volume — he was selective and accurate when he shot — meant the load was distributed, keeping Val-Dieu within reach until the final stretch pulled away. Next up, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries face their next Group B fixture.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries held off a late rally to beat Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 89–80 in Group B, a nine-point margin that tells the real story: Flénu-Frameries built something and kept it, even when their opponents came hard in the fourth. The first half traded leads through five changes and six ties. Val-Dieu found early rhythm, leading 16–10 midway through the first, but Flénu-Frameries stayed close and held a slim 47–45 advantage at the break. Everything shifted in the third quarter. Flénu-Frameries tore off a 15–0 run—from 57–54 to 57–69—that let them breathe at 59–74 after three. Val-Dieu clawed back hard in the fourth, outscoring their hosts 21–15, but couldn't close the gap; Flénu-Frameries' lead ballooned to 16 at one point (79–63 with 6:23 left in the frame) and that proved enough. Maxime Depuydt led Flénu-Frameries with 17 points on efficient 6/11 shooting, plus 2 assists. Thibaut Bronchart added 15 points and 7 rebounds; Junior Bonsenge chipped in 15 on 5/9 from the field. For Val-Dieu, Noa Bronne's 16 points on 6/10 shooting—3 of 4 from three—kept them in contention down the stretch, while Ilan Mbessang (15 points, 4 rebounds) and Philippe Stoffel (13 points) provided solid support. Val-Dieu host RBC Pepinster East Belgium on Friday 2 October, looking to bounce back.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B host B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Salle Pierre de Coubertin in Jumet. The matchup pits Noa Bronne, who has averaged 15.3 points per game this season for Spirou, against Mathieu Houdart and Flénu-Frameries' offensive shape — Houdart sits at 13.4 PPG so far. Spirou will be looking to control the tempo at home; Flénu-Frameries will test how well the hosts can manage a road side that has shown it can stay competitive in this division. The details of recent form and head-to-head history will matter more than prediction, so watch how each team's shooting settles early and whether either side can establish a rhythm in the paint. Tip-off is in about six hours. Tune in to see how these two square up.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries dismantled Oxaco BBC, 91–62, in a one-sided Group B rout that was over long before the final whistle. The hosts seized control from the opening quarter and never loosened their grip. After a 22–13 first, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries extended their lead to 43–31 at half-time, then broke the game open in the third with a decisive 10-0 run mid-quarter that stretched their advantage to 55–33. By the time the fourth began, the gap had ballooned to 65–37, and they coasted home, outscoring Oxaco 26–25 in the final frame to seal a 29-point victory. Mathieu Houdart led the charge with 16 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists on 7/12 shooting. Sacha Fedele added 15 points including three three-pointers, while Junior Bonsenge chipped in 13. For Oxaco, Awan Van Mechelen and Alexy Cools each finished with 10 points, though their efforts came in a losing effort against a team that controlled the tempo and the glass throughout. Next up, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries travel to Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B on Friday 18 September.

Mathieu Houdart ran the floor for B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Wednesday, finishing with 16 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists in 28 minutes as his side dismantled Oxaco BBC 91–62 at Centre Sportif Max Audain. The margin tells the story: a 29-point win, built on clean basketball rather than a single heroic performance. Houdart shot 7 of 12 from the field and 2 of 3 at the stripe, missing all three attempts from deep but managing his workload efficiently—just two turnovers in his half-hour on court. That kind of ball security, paired with six assists, kept the offence ticking over when it mattered most. Flénu-Frameries have work ahead in Group B, but this was the kind of comprehensive home win that settles a roster and builds rhythm heading into the next fixture.

Junior Bonsenge was the catalyst in B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries' commanding 90–61 win over AB InBev Leuven Bears B, finishing with 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting in 20 minutes. The forward's efficiency was the standout. He went 3-for-3 from the free-throw line and missed just one shot from inside the arc, building an early offensive rhythm that helped B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries establish control. The 29-point margin left no doubt about which side had command; Leuven offered little resistance once the hosts got rolling. Bonsenge's night was clean too—one turnover across 20 minutes of floor time, a level of care that underlined his contribution beyond the points. He did not crash the boards (2 rebounds) or orchestrate from the perimeter (1 assist), but he did not need to. Sometimes in a blowout, a player's primary job is to capitalize on the space a good team creates, and he did exactly that. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries moves forward in Group B on the back of this dominant display. Leuven will be back on the road seeking a sharper showing next time out.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries breezed past AB InBev Leuven Bears B, 90–61, in a one-sided Group B affair. The game stayed level through the opening quarter at 22–22, but L'9 Flénu-Frameries took over from there, outscoring their visitors 29–7 in the second to open a commanding halftime lead of 51–29. The visitors managed a brief rally in the third, holding L'9 Flénu-Frameries to 15 points while adding 17 of their own, but it was too little, too late. The damage had already been done. A 16–0 run midway through the second quarter — the score swung from 35–29 to 51–29 — proved to be the decisive stretch. L'9 Flénu-Frameries' relentless fourth quarter (24–15) stretched the margin to 29 points with seconds remaining. Junior Bonsenge led the hosts with 17 points on a clean 7–10 shooting. Jean-Patrick Nyamsi added 14 on 7–9 from the floor, while Mathieu Houdart chipped in 14 points on 4–8 shooting and 3–6 from distance. Stan Solie paced AB InBev Leuven Bears B with 15 points on 6–14 shooting; Beddegenoodts Robbe contributed 12 on efficient 6–8 work inside. L'9 Flénu-Frameries host Oxaco BBC this Saturday; AB InBev Leuven Bears B travel to BC Asse-Ternat the same day.

Thibaut Bronchart made it look simple. The B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries forward poured in 21 points on just nine shot attempts — 8/9 from the field, a perfect 3/3 from three, 2/2 at the line — while adding 6 rebounds in 23 minutes of work. His efficiency was the sharp end of a blunt instrument: B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries dismantled St-Niklase Condors 85–59 at home in Group Stage play, a 26-point margin that left little room for interpretation. Bronchart's shooting touch set the tone early and never relented. Two turnovers and a single foul in limited minutes meant he stayed out of his own way, letting the hot hand do the talking. It was the kind of performance that makes a lopsided scoreline feel inevitable rather than lucky. Next up for B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries: continuing their Group Stage push.