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Basket Sijsele's unbeaten run continues in Group B, but BC Sprimont's came to an end. The hosts held on for an 82–71 win, their sixth straight victory and second in the Top Division Men 2 campaign, while Sprimont tasted defeat for the first time this season after five consecutive wins. Sijsele built the match on a dominant second quarter. After winning the opening frame 22–18, they outscored Sprimont 28–13 in the second to reach half-time up by 19 at 50–31. A 10–0 run midway through the first had already signalled their intent, and they stretched that lead to as much as 19 with 01:35 left in the second before the interval. Sprimont mounted a third-quarter response, winning that frame 25–16 to cut the gap to 10 by the final break. But Sijsele held firm down the stretch, edging the fourth quarter 16–15 to seal it. J'Nathan Bullock anchored Sijsele with a double-double of 27 points and 15 rebounds on 8/16 shooting, while Thomas Delaplace contributed 16 points on efficient 4/5 three-point shooting. For Sprimont, Pierrick Van Den Brule posted 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Jérome Giebens added 14 points, but neither could tilt the balance. Sijsele host Ninane Promotion this Saturday; Sprimont travel to AB InBev Leuven Bears B the same day.

J'Nathan Bullock posted 27 points and 15 rebounds as Basket Sijsele edged BC Sprimont 82–71 at home in Group B play. The forward shot 8 of 16 from the field, made both his three-point attempts, and added 4 steals across 31 minutes — a comprehensive performance that anchored a 11-point win. Bullock also drew 9 free throws, converting 9 of 17, though a pair of turnovers and three fouls kept his night from running entirely clean. His rebounding work, paired with 3 assists, gave Sijsele the edge in control when it mattered most.

Kenneth De Vos posted 15 points on 6-of-9 shooting to lead Basket Sijsele to an 69–61 road win over Royal Castors Braine in Group B play. The forward added 6 rebounds and moved the ball without a turnover in 29 minutes, a clean night that anchored a disciplined performance by the visitors. Sijsele's eight-point margin reflected a controlled approach rather than a shootout. De Vos operated efficiently inside, converting three of six free throws and staying out of foul trouble with just three personal fouls. That kind of economy — high FG percentage, no turnovers — is the currency of Top Division Men 2 road wins, especially in a low-scoring frame. Braine stayed within reach but couldn't generate enough offensive rhythm to mount a serious threat down the stretch. De Vos's steady hand was the difference.

🏀 Final: Royal Castors Braine 61–69 Basket Sijsele. Top scorers: Royal Castors Braine: Estime Vangu 14 PTS · Basket Sijsele: J'Nathan Bullock 18 PTS.

Kenneth De Vos carried Basket Sijsele to a commanding 12-point win over Oxaco BBC with 21 points on near-flawless shooting — 8 of 11 from the floor and 5 of 7 at the line — across 31 minutes at Sportpark 't Veld. The Sijsele forward did his damage almost entirely in the paint and on putbacks. He added seven rebounds while keeping his turnovers to a single mistake, a telling sign of how efficiently he moved the ball and made his choices. Oxaco had no reliable answer for his interior presence as the hosts built a 71–59 final margin in Group B play. De Vos's economy — no threes attempted, no assists, but a 73% clip from two — underlined a performance built on doing one job exceptionally well rather than chasing highlight numbers. Basket Sijsele rolled out to a decisive result because their focal point inside simply overpowered what came at him.

Basket Sijsele held off a spirited Oxaco BBC comeback to claim a 12-point win and earn control of Group B play. The hosts weathered an early storm — Oxaco led by 14 with 3:22 left in the opening quarter — before a methodical second-quarter turnaround tilted the balance. A 10-0 run midway through the second pulled Sijsele level at 35-33 by half-time after they had trailed 25-33 moments earlier. The third quarter proved decisive. Sijsele extended their margin to 51-47 heading into the fourth, then pulled clear in the final frame. By 02:03 left on the clock, they had stretched their lead to 12 at 71-59, with Oxaco unable to stage a meaningful rally down the stretch. J'Nathan Bullock led Sijsele with 23 points on efficient 10-16 shooting, adding 8 rebounds. Kenneth De Vos chipped in 21 points on 8-11 from the floor, with 7 boards. For Oxaco, Cédric Vandecasteele scored 17 on 6-11 shooting, while Thijs D'haluin added 15 points and 2 assists. Sijsele travel to Royal Castors Braine on Saturday 17 Oct, while Oxaco BBC host RBC Pepinster East Belgium the same day.

Basket Sijsele host Oxaco BBC in Top Division Men 2 this evening, a matchup between two sides eager to find traction in the domestic league. Sijsele will lean on J'Nathan Bullock, who is averaging 17.5 points per game this season and has been their most consistent offensive threat. Oxaco counters with Thijs D'haluin, their leading scorer at 14.2 PPG — a player capable of pacing their attack when given space. The early-season form of each squad will tell much about where this one heads. Bullock's volume scoring suggests Sijsele's offensive identity runs through him; how Oxaco's defense manages that load will be the key variable. D'haluin's ability to generate his own looks, meanwhile, could test Sijsele's perimeter discipline. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Sportpark 't Veld in Sijsele. Tune in to see which team can impose its rhythm on the other.

J'Nathan Bullock torched AB InBev Leuven Bears B for 22 points and 13 rebounds in 29 minutes, shooting 9 of 14 from the field to carry Basket Sijsele to a commanding 78–58 victory at home in Group B play. Bullock was efficient throughout, converting 3 of 4 free throws and adding 3 steals to anchor a dominant performance. He misfired on all four of his three-point attempts and committed 3 turnovers, but his work on the glass and inside the arc proved decisive. Sijsele controlled the pace and margin from start to finish, outscoring a Bears B side that could not find a rhythm on either end. The 20-point victory underlines Bullock's impact in the frontcourt — a steady, unglamorous game that reflects the kind of interior presence that wins possession battles in the second tier.

Basket Sijsele pulled clear in the third quarter and never looked back, outscoring AB InBev Leuven Bears B 26–13 in that frame to build a commanding 20-point margin at the final whistle. The first half stayed competitive—tied at 16 after one, Sijsele ahead by five at the break—but a relentless midweek push opened the gap. By midway through the fourth, Sijsele had stretched their lead to 25 points at 73–48, closing out a controlled performance. J'Nathan Bullock led the way with 22 points and 13 rebounds on efficient 9-of-14 shooting, while Maxime Tchako chipped in 12 points and 13 boards. Kenneth De Vos added 13 points on solid shooting from the field. For Leuven Bears B, Beddegenoodts Robbe's 14 points and spirited efforts from Tim Bollen and Eise van Wayenburg (12 apiece) could not stem the tide once Sijsele's rebounding and third-quarter intensity took hold. The early momentum swings—Sijsele trailed in the opening half before a 10-0 run mid-second quarter shifted control—proved decisive. Once Sijsele seized control, Leuven Bears B had no answer for the pace and interior pressure. Sijsele host Oxaco BBC this Saturday; Leuven Bears B visit RBC Pepinster East Belgium on the same day.

Basket Sijsele host AB InBev Leuven Bears B in Top Division Men 2 action at Sportpark 't Veld, and the matchup hinges on two scorers who have carried their respective offenses all season: J'Nathan Bullock has averaged 16.6 points per game for the hosts, while Tim Bollen leads the visitors at 13.3 PPG. Sijsele will look to impose their pace at home, with Bullock the focal point of their attack. Leuven Bears B, meanwhile, will rely on Bollen's consistency and their ability to stay composed in transition. This is a straight domestic battle between two squads still building rhythm in the early campaign. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Sportpark 't Veld. If you want to see how these two sides match up when it counts, tune in.

J'Nathan Bullock's 24 points on 11 of 19 shooting carried Basket Sijsele to a 90–75 road win over BC Guco Lier B in Group B play, though the margin tells the story better than any single name. Bullock was efficient when it mattered most, hitting 11 of 19 attempts and leaning on a balanced offensive approach: he added 3 rebounds and 2 steals across 32 minutes, turning the ball over just once. His 1-for-2 work from three and 1-for-3 at the line show he wasn't reliant on any one shot; he simply moved the ball and took what the defense gave him. The visiting side's 15-point cushion by the final buzzer meant Lier B never quite found a rhythm to push back. Sijsele's next assignment comes up soon. Lier B will look to bounce back in their next Group B fixture.

🏀 Final: BC Guco Lier B 75–90 Basket Sijsele. Top: Jaden Ochiagha 17 PTS.

Kenneth De Vos has been Basket Sijsele's consistent scorer this season at 15 points per game, and he'll walk into Sporthal Stadspark tonight knowing BC Guco Lier B's Jaden Ochiagha — averaging 13 PPG — will have the home crowd at his back. Two Top Division Men 2 sides meeting with their lead scorers in form. Lier's advantage here is familiar territory. Sijsele travel, and that matters in the Belgian league. Watch how the hosts use that early — ball movement in the first quarter can set a tone that carries through. De Vos will demand attention on the other end; Lier's perimeter defense shapes everything. Tip-off is in about six hours. Belgian domestic basketball, live.

Robin Malpas made the most of his 28 minutes, posting 17 points on near-perfect shooting as RBC Pepinster East Belgium escaped Basket Sijsele with a 76–69 road win in Group B play. The forward's efficiency was the difference: 6 of 7 from the floor, including 1 of 1 from three, and 4 of 5 at the line. He did not record an assist or steal, and turned the ball over once, but his scoring punch was enough to carry the visitors past a Sijsele side that stayed within arm's reach through the final buzzer. A seven-point margin is workable but not comfortable in the Top Division. RBC Pepinster East Belgium will need that same shooting touch when the Group B schedule continues.

Basket Sijsele held on in a Group Stage contest that stayed level through thirty minutes before tilting in their favour down the stretch. Royal Nivelles Basketball and Sijsele were locked at 31–31 at half-time, but a third-quarter run — Sijsele outscored their hosts 16–10 — opened up a 47–41 gap entering the final frame. Royal Nivelles Basketball clawed back with 16 points in Q4, but Sijsele matched that output to secure a 63–57 win. Kenneth De Vos led Sijsele's offence with 21 points on efficient 9/13 shooting, while J'Nathan Bullock added a double-double of 19 points and 13 rebounds—both pieces holding firm when Royal Nivelles Basketball pressed late. Bataille Cyril paced the hosts with 14 points on 5/9 from the floor, including 3/7 from three, but the supporting cast couldn't generate enough to overtake. A hard-fought Group Stage victory for Sijsele. Royal Nivelles Basketball travel to AB0 LDP Donza on Friday, 28 August.

Record: 2-10, .167% (13th Place)Wins: vs Spirou & @ GistelLosses: @ Waregem, vs Gembo, vs Lier, vs Gent, @ Limburg, vs Melsele, vs Royal IV, @ LDP Donza, vs Ieper, @ OxacoLongest Winning Streak: 1 gameLongest Losing Streak: 9 gamesTeam Scoring: 71.6 ppg (76.7 ppg allowed)Team Rebounding: 34.1 rpgTea