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🏀 Final: Basics Melsele-Beveren 91–72 Bavi Vilvoorde. Top: Milo Hautekeet 20 PTS.
This Is Basketball Belgium@thisisbasketball.be · 6 days agoPlayer of the game
Jens Bouckaert made his mark on 't wit zand with 18 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks in 27 minutes as Basics Melsele-Beveren dismantled Bavi Vilvoorde 91–72. The forward shot 7-for-13 from the field and connected on four three-pointers, doing his work on both ends without fouling out despite the physical nature of the matchup. The 19-point margin tells the real story: Basics Melsele-Beveren never let Vilvoorde into the game. Bouckaert's rebounding and interior presence anchored a defensive effort that kept the visitors off balance, and his perimeter shooting—4 of 7 from distance—stretched Vilvoorde's defence thin. He turned the ball over twice and picked up three fouls, the minor blemishes in an otherwise controlled outing. For Basics Melsele-Beveren, the depth of this victory rested on more than one player, but Bouckaert's balance on the glass and floor set the tone. Vilvoorde faces the harder questions heading into their next fixture.
This Is Basketball Belgium@thisisbasketball.be · 6 SeptPlayer of the game
Jens Bouckaert finished with 16 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists in 30 minutes, shooting 6-of-9 from the field and a clean 2-for-2 from the line, as Basics Melsele-Beveren dominated Basket SKT Ieper 93–71 on the road in the Top Division Men 1 regular season. The margin tells the story: a 22-point win is not built on one player, but Bouckaert's efficiency — zero turnovers in half an hour, 67 percent shooting overall, 50 percent from three — was the kind of ball-handling poise that lets a team control tempo and weather any late resistance. He grabbed boards at both ends and stayed disciplined defensively, a performance that reflected both execution and composure rather than scoring volume alone. For Ieper, it was a difficult afternoon. Basics Melsele-Beveren's road win puts them back in the conversation; next, they face the task of holding that momentum into their next fixture.
This Is Basketball@thisisbasketball.eu · 30 AugFrom the network
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Anthony Lambot lit up the scoresheet for CEP Fleurus with 33 points on 11-of-16 shooting, including 5 three-pointers made from eight attempts, while adding 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals across 23 minutes in a 91–78 victory over Basics Melsele-Beveren in the Beker van België group stage. The efficiency was striking — 6 of 7 free throws sealed it — and Lambot's offensive rhythm gave CEP Fleurus clear separation in the second half. The 13-point margin reflected a controlled performance at home rather than a close contest that needed heroics late, but Lambot's shooting stroke and rebound activity set the tempo throughout. The result closed CEP Fleurus's group stage campaign. Lambot's 33-point outing delivered a statement finish to their tournament run. #BekerrvanBelgië #CEPFleurus #BasicssMelsele-Beveren #AnthonyLambot #BelgianBasketball
This Is Basketball Belgium@thisisbasketball.be · 29 AugPlayer of the game
Anthony Lambot shot the lights out in 23 minutes. The CEP Fleurus forward finished with 33 points on 11-of-16 shooting, including 5 three-pointers on 8 attempts, to go with 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals in his side's 91–78 win over Basics Melsele-Beveren at home in the Beker van België group stage. That kind of efficiency—68 percent from the floor, 63 percent from deep, 86 percent from the line—is the kind of night that decides games. Lambot's scoring punch kept CEP Fleurus ahead throughout, and he moved fluidly between catch-and-shoot looks and offensive rebounding work to keep Melsele-Beveren at arm's length. The 13-point margin reflected the gulf between the two sides' scoring touch. For CEP Fleurus, this marks the end of their group campaign. Melseke-Beveren will look to bounce back in their remaining fixtures.
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CEP Fleurus controlled the second half to beat Basics Melsele-Beveren 91–78 and cap their Group Stage campaign with a decisive win. Melsele-Beveren came out hot, leading 25–16 after the opening quarter. CEP clawed back to within one by halftime, trailing 48–37, but the real turn came in the third. A 29–13 quarter gave Fleurus a five-point edge heading into the fourth, and they never looked back, outscoring their opponents 25–17 to close out a 13-point victory. Anthony Lambot was the difference. He finished with 33 points on 11/16 shooting, adding 5/8 from three and 9 rebounds to lead CEP's charge. Nathan Flonet chipped in 14 points off the bench. Tiago Nunes e Santos Cruz led Melsele-Beveren with 18 points and 5 rebounds, while Zowie Timmerman contributed 14 points and 5 assists, but it was not enough to break Fleurus's second-half grip.
This Is Basketball@thisisbasketball.eu · 23 AugFrom the network
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Milo Hautekeet made a statement in 23 minutes. The Basics Melsele-Beveren forward shot 13-of-15 from the field—86.7%—to finish with 33 points, 5 rebounds and 1 steal in his team's 84-77 Group Stage win over Royal Waterloo Basket. That efficiency matters in a seven-point decision. Hautekeet worked almost exclusively inside or at close range (0-of-0 from three), where he found space and finished consistently. His 7-of-11 showing at the line underscored a disciplined performance: only 2 turnovers across the half-hour, a low tax for the volume he generated. Basics Melsele-Beveren's depth in shooting meant Waterloo could not simply clamp down on one shooter. But Hautekeet's night—the kind of ruthless, economical scoring that piles points fast—gave the home side the margin they needed to hold on.
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