Basket Waregem - A · 39 min★★★★★
24 pts3 reb2 ast70.0 TIB EFF
Mathieu Coucke carried Basket Waregem past United Basket Woluwe with 24 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 39 minutes, finishing a 100–88 road win on 6/16 shooting (6/14 from three, 6/8 from the line) with just one turnover and a steal. The performance was steady rather than explosive — he hit his threes when it mattered and stayed clean with the ball — and it proved enough to put the game away by 12 in Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe.
Coucke's work at the free-throw line (perfect 6-for-8) underscored a willingness to attack downhill even when his three-point stroke wasn't falling at an elite rate. That balance—capable of both perimeter creation and driving to the rim—kept Woluwe honest and tilted the tempo in Waregem's favour throughout.
The road win pushes Basket Waregem forward in Top Division Men 1 regular season play. Woluwe will look to bounce back when the teams meet again.
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🏀 Final: United Basket Woluwe 88–100 Basket Waregem.
Top: Alexis De Vreught 24 PTS.
Antoine Malliar's 72.3 efficiency rating sits well clear of the field in Belgian club basketball right now, and Basket Waregem will feel that weight tonight. The United Basket Woluwe forward has been a different tier lately — 20.8 points per game on recent form — and his ability to operate both as a scorer and occasional facilitator (1.4 assists) makes him the primary concern on the scouting report.
Timo Casteele figures as Waregem's anchor. The 12-point, 3.5-assist man lacks Malliar's volume and efficiency margin, but his steadier distribution role — moving the ball more regularly — gives his team a different shape. How Waregem constructs its offence around Casteele's playmaking, and whether they can generate enough perimeter attention to loosen Malliar's space, may well decide the first half.
United Basket Woluwe host at Salle Malou. Tip-off in a few hours.
United Basket Woluwe and Basket Waregem meet in Top Division Men 1 tonight, with the hosts looking to lean on Antoine Malliar's scoring punch—the 20.8 PPG lead scorer has been their engine this season. Waregem will counter with Timo Casteele, who averages 12 points per game, but will need more than individual effort to keep pace if Woluwe's offense finds rhythm.
The matchup tips off at Salle Malou in Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe. Tune in to see how Woluwe's offensive identity plays out against a Waregem side working to stay competitive in the league.
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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Basket Waregem pulled clear in the third quarter and held firm down the stretch to beat BC Asse-Ternat 72–61 in the Beker van België group stage. A tight first half left the teams separated by just two points at the break (33–31), but Waregem's third-quarter surge—outscoring Asse-Ternat 23–14 in that frame—built a seven-point cushion heading into the final period and proved decisive.
BC Asse-Ternat managed only 14 points in the fourth quarter and could not find the rhythm to close the gap. Sander Van Ginderachter led the home side with 17 points on 6-of-14 shooting, while Sam Caron chipped in 14 points and 5 rebounds off the bench. Sebastian Apers added 10 points and 5 rebounds.
For Waregem, Timo Casteele was the leading scorer with 16 points and 4-of-7 three-point shooting. Dylan Delobbe contributed 11 points and 5 rebounds, and Ikolo Augustine grabbed 5 boards to anchor the interior. Waregem's balance and third-quarter execution proved the difference.
With the victory, Basket Waregem exits the group stage campaign. BC Asse-Ternat face Union BC Quaregnon on Sunday 30 Augustine as they look to bounce back.
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Basket Waregem made a statement in the Group Stage, dismantling Neufchâteau 88–66 to advance with a commanding 22-point victory.
The game was effectively decided by half-time. Waregem's first half yielded a 41–32 lead, built on measured offense and tighter defense. Neufchâteau managed just 14 points in the second quarter alone—a stark drop from their 18 in the opening frame. The gap widened further in the third, where Waregem outscored their opponents 16–14 to reach 57–46 heading into the final quarter.
The fourth quarter was one-sided. Waregem poured in 31 points while holding Neufchâteau to 20, a scoring run that left no doubt about the outcome. Defensively, Waregem tightened the screws when it mattered; Neufchâteau's shooting efficiency couldn't recover, and their depth never materialized into a late push.
Lars Coppejans led the charge with 19 points on 5/12 shooting, converting 8 of 8 free throws. Timo Casteele chipped in 11 points on an efficient 3/6 from the floor, including 3/6 from three, while Cédric Blanchart added 12 points and 5 rebounds. For Neufchâteau, Samuel Schadeck's 16 points on 7/11 shooting went largely unanswered; Hugo Deneve pulled down 6 rebounds but couldn't lift the offense.
Basket Waregem visit BC Asse-Ternat on Wednesday 26 Aug to continue their Group Stage run.
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