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Wouter Screurs made the most of his 29 minutes as Hasselt BT dismantled Basket Tongeren 71–45 away at Pibo. The 11 points on efficient 4-of-7 shooting (1-of-2 from three) anchored a dominant road display, completed by 3 rebounds and a steal with zero turnovers in 29 minutes of work. The 26-point margin tells the story: this was never a contest. Hasselt controlled tempo and pace from the outset in Group A play, and Screurs' clean shooting—hitting 2 of 4 free throws while avoiding careless fouls—exemplified their composed, mistake-free approach. Tongeren had no answer for the visitors' efficiency. Hasselt heads into their next fixture riding the confidence of a performance that required no heroics, only sound basketball. That is often the hardest kind to defend. #TopDivisionMen2 #GroupA #HasseltBT #BasketTongeren #Belgian Basketball

Hasselt BT dismantled Basket Tongeren 71–45 in Group A, extending their winning streak to five with a 26-point rout that was never in doubt after half-time. Tongeren opened with purpose, racing to an 18–5 lead with 3:08 left in the first quarter, but that early spark was the high point of their evening. Hasselt responded decisively in the second quarter, piecing together a 15–0 run midway through to swing momentum decisively. By half-time the visitors held a 31–26 edge, and the gulf widened into a chasm in the third: Hasselt outscored Tongeren 25–6 to open up a 24-point lead after three quarters. Tongeren's fourth-quarter effort (13 points) came far too late to matter. Daan Bijnens led Hasselt with 13 PTS on 5/9 shooting, while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov added 11 PTS and Chiel Koonings chipped in 11 PTS and 5 REB. For Tongeren, Jente Neven managed 10 PTS and 8 REB on a difficult 5/12 from the field. Tongeren drop to 2–4 in the competition, while Hasselt climb to 7–1. Tongeren host Gent-Oost Eagles on Saturday 7 November.

Giuliano Neri finished with 19 points, 5 rebounds and 2 steals to lead Basket Tongeren to a 85–78 road win over Amon Jeugd Gentson in Group A play. The Tongeren guard was efficient from deep, connecting on 5 of 10 three-pointers, and moved the ball into position without forcing it — just 1 turnover across 34 minutes. Amon Jeugd Gentson kept it close through stretches, but Neri's shooting consistency tilted the balance. He finished 7 of 13 from the field overall, a shooting night that reflected both rhythm and discipline; he attempted just one free throw and didn't need it. Tongeren holds its advantage as the final whistle sounded. Neri's next test comes with Top Division Men 2 group play continuing.

Basket Tongeren weathered a furious fourth-quarter rally to hold on by 7, snapping a two-game losing run with a hard-fought 85–78 win over Amon Jeugd Gentson. The visitors built the game's decisive cushion in a devastating third quarter, ripping off a 15-0 run midway through the period to reach a 19-point lead by quarter's end (47–66). Tongeren held a 22-point margin early in the fourth before Gentson mounted a serious comeback, outscoring them 31–19 in the final frame to make it close—but Tongeren's lead proved enough to hold. The first half stayed competitive, with Basket Tongeren taking a four-point advantage to the break (32–36) after winning both the opening quarter by 1 and the second by 3. Amon Jeugd Gentson's third-quarter collapse—losing 15–30 in the period—was the decisive swing. Giuliano Neri led Basket Tongeren with 19 PTS on efficient 7/13 shooting (5/10 from three), while Jente Neven added 16 PTS and 9 REB on 8/12 from the field. Romain Fassotte chipped in 15 PTS on 6/8 shooting. For Gentson, Amaury Tandt's 19 PTS (6/14, 5/13 from three) and Dree Bossuyt's 13 PTS could not overcome the third-quarter damage. Basket Tongeren (2–3, Group A) travel to Hasselt BT on Saturday. Gentson, now 1–5, visit CEP Fleurus on Friday.

Vincent Mommer's 12 points steered RBC Belgrade to a hard-fought 61–53 win at Pibo, a defensive struggle that hinged on discipline and limited possessions. Mommer shot 5-for-14 from the field and made his only free throw, but his real value lay elsewhere. He picked up 2 steals and committed zero turnovers across 23 minutes—a clean sheet on ball security that reflected the game's grinding rhythm. Both teams seemed content to grind rather than run; Belgrade's eight-point margin was built on attrition, not explosive play. The shooting was labored on both sides. Mommer's 1-for-8 from three-point range told the broader story: Group A's Top Division Men 2 pace rarely permitted rhythm. He grabbed 4 rebounds and dished one assist, doing the quiet work that a road win demands. Belgrade stays grounded in Group A's muddy middle, while Tongeren faces another low-scoring setback at home.

Basket Tongeren's early control crumbled in the final quarter as RBC Belgrade pulled away to a hard-fought 61–53 victory in Group A play. Tongeren dictated the opening half, led by as many as 10 points early in the second quarter and held a 34–28 advantage at the break. An 11-0 run midway through the first—from 2-5 to 13-5—had given them genuine momentum. The third quarter stayed tight, Tongeren still ahead 46–41 heading into the final eight minutes. Belgrade's fourth quarter told a different story. They outscored Tongeren 20-7 to claim the eight-point win, seizing a 9-point lead with under two minutes to play. Tongeren never found their rhythm down the stretch; neither team shot well overall, but Belgrade's efficiency in that decisive period made the difference. Sam Proesmans led Tongeren with 13 points on 6-of-6 free throws, while Giuliano Neri added 13 and Jente Neven finished with 12 rebounds. For Belgrade, Mehdi Cerquarelli managed 14 points despite a tough 5-of-17 shooting night, with Vincent Mommer chipping in 12. Tongeren travel to Amon Jeugd Gentson on Saturday, looking to bounce back.

Basket Tongeren host RBC Belgrade this evening at Pibo, with Sam Proesmans leading the charge for the home side. The Tongeren forward is averaging 16.3 points per game this season and will face a Belgrade outfit built around Lucas Démoulin, who sits at 14.3 PPG. Top Division Men 2 basketball at its core: two clubs fighting for positioning in a tightly contested domestic landscape. Proesmans has been Tongeren's consistent scoring engine all season. Belgrade, meanwhile, will look to Démoulin to generate offense and keep pace. The matchup hinges on whether Tongeren can control the tempo at home and limit what Belgrade can do in transition—standard Top Division fare, but the kind of detail that decides these games. Tip-off in roughly five hours.

Quinten Smout finished with 21 points, 4 assists and 3 steals to lead Gembo Borgerhout to a 23-point win over Basket Tongeren at home. The guard made 8 of 17 shots overall and 5 of 13 from three, working efficiently within the Borgerhout system even as the hosts pulled away to 86–63. Smout's ball security was clean—just 2 turnovers across 28 minutes—and his perimeter shot gave Borgerhout options on a night when the offence ran without friction. He did not attempt a free throw, a reflection of the rhythm play rather than any defensive pressure that forced him off-balance. Group A play continues for both sides. Borgerhout will look to build on this comfortable margin; Tongeren faces the harder work of regrouping after a loss of that size.

🏀 Final: Gembo Borgerhout 86–63 Basket Tongeren. Top: Quinten Smout 21 PTS.

Gembo Borgerhout host Basket Tongeren in Top Division Men 2 tonight, with Wannes Tomlow and his 18.1 points per game anchoring the home offense against a Tongeren side built around Sam Proesmans (15 PPG this season). Tomlow's scoring volume will be central to how Borgerhout manages the tempo and spreads Tongeren's defense. Proesmans, meanwhile, carries the load for visitors who will need to contain a player operating at that kind of volume on his home floor. The matchup between their respective supporting casts — who holds up on the boards, who keeps ball movement fluid — often decides these mid-table fixtures. Tip-off at Sporthal Luysbekelaar in about six hours. Follow live to see which side's offense clicks first.

Gaëtan Hertay carried Basket Tongeren to a narrow away win over Union BC Quaregnon on Sunday, posting 23 points and 12 rebounds across 33 minutes in a 72–68 result that came down to the final possession. The forward was efficient throughout, connecting on 9 of 14 field attempts and converting 5 of 9 from three-point range — a hot shooting night that proved decisive in a Group A fixture where every possession mattered. He did not attempt a free throw and turned the ball over twice, but his rebounding work on both ends provided the foundation Basket Tongeren needed to hold off their hosts in a tightly contested contest. Union BC Quaregnon stayed within arm's reach until the closing stages, but Hertay's scoring and interior presence gave Basket Tongeren enough separation when it counted most. The win keeps the visitors competitive in the early run of the season.

Basket Tongeren held off a late surge from Union BC Quaregnon to win 72-68 in Group A, a four-point finish that came down to execution in the final stretch. The game hung in balance for nearly all of its length — six lead changes and four ties across the floor. Basket Tongeren built their largest cushion with 1:48 left in the fourth quarter, leading 70-60, but Quaregnon refused to fold. An 8-0 run in the opening quarter had already shown their appetite for a fight; when the margin thinned to one possession inside the final two minutes, a genuine contest was still in play. Tongeren's composure down the stretch — and their shooting touch — proved the difference. Gaetan Hertay led Basket Tongeren with a double-double: 23 points on 9/14 shooting and 12 rebounds. Bo Ramaekers (12 PTS, 4/10 FG, 2/4 three) and Giuliano Neri (14 PTS on 5/16) provided secondary scoring. For Quaregnon, Sven Poisson and Milhan Pierzchala each hit 20 points, with Pierzchala's 5/7 three-point accuracy and 4 steals showing real defensive bite. Quaregnon host Phantoms Basket Boom on Sunday, 4 October. Basket Tongeren visit Gembo Borgerhout on Saturday, 3 October.

Union BC Quaregnon hosts Basket Tongeren in Top Division Men 2 action this evening at Salle 'Edgard Hismans', and the visitors arrive with a significant scoring advantage on the road. Sam Proesmans has been Tongeren's engine all season at 18.3 points per game—nearly double the output Quaregnon's lead scorer Milhan Pierzchala brings at 10.8 PPG. That gap in offensive firepower will define how this one plays out. Quaregnon will need to either tighten its defence around Proesmans or find secondary scoring to keep pace; Tongeren, meanwhile, will test whether that scoring depth can translate into road success in the division. Tipoff is around 6 hours from now. Follow it live.

Senne Geukens carried St-Niklase Condors to a one-point road win over Basket Tongeren on 25 points in 27 minutes, shooting 9 of 14 from the floor and 4 of 7 from three. The final score read 63–62. Geukens efficiency was the difference in a Group A contest that came down to possession. He made his looks from range—hitting four threes on solid volume—and stayed composed at the free-throw line, converting 3 of 4. The rest of his box left little margin: two rebounds, no assists, three turnovers and four fouls in a compressed playing time. For Basket Tongeren, a one-point loss at home is the kind of result that stings. For St-Niklase Condors, it is a road win that counts. Geukens shot-making was precise enough when precision was all that mattered.

St-Niklase Condors held on by a point in a frantic finish, escaping with a 63–62 win over Basket Tongeren in Group A play. The Condors jumped to a 20-point lead late in the first quarter, taking a 29–14 advantage into the second. Tongeren answered with a 19–9 second quarter to cut it to 33–38 at half-time, but the deficit lingered. A 12-0 run midway through the third quarter swung the momentum sharply — Tongeren clawed back from 38–49 to 47–49 — and the two sides remained locked inside the final two minutes. The fourth quarter saw both teams trade buckets (15–14 for Tongeren, 14 for St-Niklase), but the Condors held their nerve to claim the one-possession win. Senne Geukens led the Condors with 25 points on 9/14 shooting, adding 4/7 from three. Ferre Vercammen finished 4/5 overall for 11 points, while Jean Barekiragaba went a perfect 3/3 from beyond the arc for 9 points. For Tongeren, Sam Proesmans and Gaetan Hertay each scored 16 — Hertay pulling 9 rebounds — and Giuliano Neri added 15 on efficient 4/7 shooting with 3/5 threes. Basket Tongeren travel to Union BC Quaregnon on Sunday 20 September.

Nick Celis has carried OXACO BBC-A through recent weeks at 55.9 TIB efficiency, averaging 16.3 points and 4.3 assists. He will face a different kind of test tonight: Sam Proesmans, who has posted 19 PPG on a 37.8 rating for BASKET TONGEREN-A, operating as the primary offensive engine for his club. The asymmetry is worth noting. Celis plays within a wider offensive structure—his assist rate reflects that—while Proesmans has borne more of the scoring load. Both are efficient by their respective team's standards, but they operate from different roles. How Tongeren's setup will pressure OXACO's ball movement, and whether Celis can create enough separation for his teammates, will shape the opening minutes. This is Beker van België basketball: direct, outcome-focused, no room for settling. Tip-off in three hours.