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AB0 LDP Donza pulled clear in the second quarter and never let Basket Waregem back within striking distance, cruising to a 67–50 win in De Pinte. The visitors came out hot, leading by as many as 8 early in the first quarter, but Donza clawed back to trail 15–17 after one. A 12-point run midway through the second quarter — from 10–17 to 22–17 — flipped the script. Donza led 34–30 at the half and extended that advantage to 10 by the end of the third, 47–37. Waregem never threatened a comeback; Donza's defense tightened in the fourth, and a 19-point lead with 30 seconds remaining sealed it. Landon Unruh anchored Donza's attack with 19 points on efficient 7-of-12 shooting, adding 8 rebounds and a steal-block line. Pieter Buijs chipped in 13 points and 6 boards; Matt Rotsaert provided secondary scoring off 3-of-7 shooting. For Waregem, Mathieu Coucke led with 18 points on 5-of-12 from the field, while Cédric Blanchart grabbed 7 rebounds to go with 11 points. Donza improve to 6–1 in the regular season. Waregem slip to 3–3. Donza host Basket Willebroek on Saturday, 7 November; Waregem travel to Kontich Wolves on Friday, 6 November.

Mathieu Coucke carried Basket Waregem's offense in a 67–50 defeat at AB0 LDP Donza, finishing with 18 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals across 31 minutes. He was 6-for-6 from the line and 5-for-12 from the floor, though his three-point shot would not fall (2-for-9). The margin ballooned too wide for any single performance to bridge. Donza built enough separation that Waregem's second-half efforts could not close the gap, leaving Coucke's strong individual night without the result it deserved. He did not turn the ball over often—just 2 turnovers in 31 minutes—and stayed disciplined on defense with his pair of steals. Waregem travel next in the Top Division regular season with work to do on both ends.

Landon Unruh has been the engine of AB0 LDP Donza's season so far, averaging 20.1 points and 1.8 assists with a 65.4 TIB Efficiency rating in recent weeks. Tonight at OCP in De Pinte, he faces a Basket Waregem side built around a more measured offensive game — Mathieu Coucke orchestrating at 12 points and 2.7 assists per game, with a 43.6 rating of his own. The matchup hinges on whether Waregem's distributional game can disrupt Donza's rhythm, or whether Unruh's scoring punch simply overwhelms the visitor's defensive scheme. Coucke's playmaking has steadied Waregem through recent form, but the efficiency gap between these two anchors is stark and real. Tip-off is at the top of the hour. Both teams will leave points on the court; the question is who can afford them.

Mathieu Coucke ran the floor cleanly on Saturday night, his 17 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists built on near-flawless efficiency: 5 of 8 from the field, 3 of 6 from three, and a perfect 4 for 4 at the line, all in 30 minutes with zero turnovers. Basket Waregem dismantled Avanti Brugge 2015 at De Treffer, winning 92–72 by 20. It was the kind of performance that left little room for argument — Coucke's economy of movement and decision-making set the tempo, and his outside touch opened up space for others to operate. The Belgian top division is built on nights like this: controlled, efficient basketball where a skilled playmaker can dictate without needing to force. Coucke's next assignment comes midweek.

Basket Waregem never trailed, built a 9-point lead by the end of the first quarter, and methodically kept Avanti Brugge 2015 at arm's length for a 92–72 win. Waregem led 19–10 after one, extended it to 43–36 at half-time, then pulled away in the second half—up 67–56 entering the fourth—before closing out with a 25–16 final quarter that sent them to 3–2 in the season. The decisive blow came mid-fourth: a 13-0 run that took the score from 62–56 to 74–56 gave Waregem the breathing room they needed. By the final minute, they had opened a 22-point gap at 92–70, a lead they held to the buzzer. Avanti fought in patches—outscoring Waregem 26–24 in the second quarter—but never came close enough to threaten the result. Mathieu Coucke led Waregem with 17 points on 5/8 from the floor and 3/6 from three, adding 7 rebounds and 5 assists. Maarten Vandenbossche struck at 6/8 shooting for 14 points, and Augustine Ikolo added 12 on an efficient 5/6 from the field. For Avanti, Sam Lambrecht scored 15 points on 5/11 shooting, but Cedric Dedecker struggled from deep, going 0/7 on threes in a 9-point outing. Waregem visit AB0 LDP Donza on Saturday. Avanti host Basket Willebroek the same day.

Mathieu Coucke and Jules Robijns are running neck and neck in the efficiency ratings this week—and they're about to prove why in the same gym. Coucke has been Basket Waregem's steadiest force, averaging 11.4 points and 2.4 assists with a 37.9 TIB rating in recent games. Robijns, leading Avanti Brugge 2015 on the other side, sits fractionally behind at 37.4, but he's doing it on higher volume: 12.3 points and 3.1 assists per game. Both men are hitting their stride at the same moment, and Top Division Men 1 will see it play out live today. The matchup hinges on how much each can control the tempo and playmaking load. Coucke thrives when Waregem runs their sets with precision; Robijns feeds off chaos and transitions. Whoever imposes their rhythm first often wins these kinds of tightly-matched contests between two clubs of this caliber. Tip-off at De Treffer.

Jasper Unal steered BBC Falco Gent to a dominant 89–65 home win over Basket Waregem on the strength of 15 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds in 33 minutes. The guard shot efficiently across the board — 5 of 8 from the field, 4 of 7 from three — and kept turnovers to just 2, orchestrating play with the kind of control that let Gent build its 24-point margin without ever looking rushed. A 24-point margin in Top Division Men 1 is not a squeak-by result. Unal's ability to move the ball and hit from distance meant Waregem never found the defensive grip needed to stage a comeback, and his 1 of 2 at the line was the only inefficiency in an otherwise clean outing. Gent plays next in the regular season with momentum in hand; Waregem will be looking to reset after getting outpaced at Sint Janscollege.

BBC Falco Gent dismantled Basket Waregem 89–65, a 24-point margin that tells the story of how thoroughly the home side controlled the second half. Waregem led 46–37 at the interval — a nine-point advantage built on early pressure — but Gent had already begun the reset. A third-quarter turnaround proved decisive: Gent outscored Waregem 26–10 in that frame alone, flipping a nine-point deficit into a seven-point lead by quarter's end. The fourth quarter was a formality. Gent ripped off a 13–0 run midway through the final stretch, pushing the advantage to 24 with 16 seconds left. Waregem never mounted a credible threat to claw back; the damage was done in that lopsided third quarter. Ajani Faison led Gent with 21 points on 9–14 shooting and added three assists. Jasper Unal chipped in 15 points on efficient 5–8 from the field, plus six assists and five rebounds. Viktor Buysse contributed 13 points and eight rebounds. For Waregem, Augustine Ikolo finished with 15 points and five boards, while Mathieu Coucke posted a double-double of 12 points and 11 rebounds but shot just 3–9 from the field. Gent travel to face Basket Willebroek on Saturday. Waregem host Avanti Brugge 2015 the same day.

Joren Vermoesen has been the engine of BBC Falco Gent's attack in recent weeks—47.4 TIB Efficiency, 14.1 points and 3 assists per game—and Timo Casteele will have the job of slowing him down tonight. Waregem's lead guard sits at 39.1 Efficiency with 11.6 PPG and 3.4 APG, numbers that put him among his league's steadiest facilitators. The matchup shapes the whole frame: Vermoesen's scoring punch against Casteele's ball-moving, and both teams' depth behind them. Gent will lean on the playmaking edge; Waregem will need their role players to tighten the screws defensively. Tip-off at Sint Janscollege. Watch it live.

BBC Falco Gent and Basket Waregem tip off tonight in Top Division Men 1, and the scoring matchup will turn on how well Gent can manage Ajani Faison's offensive rhythm. Faison is running at 15.9 points per game this season — nearly four more than Waregem's leading scorer Timo Casteele, who sits at 11.6 PPG. That gap hints at where Gent's offensive firepower lies. Waregem will need to tighten perimeter coverage and force Gent into secondary options if they're to stay competitive. Conversely, Gent's interior and wing depth gives them room to adjust if Faison draws heavy defensive attention. Catch it live at Sint Janscollege, Sint-Amandsberg.

Basket Waregem dismantled Basket Willebroek 110–81 at De Treffer on Sunday, delivering a one-sided statement in the Top Division. The hosts moved to a 30–20 lead after the opening quarter and never allowed Willebroek back into it, stretching their advantage to 58–39 by half-time. The third quarter saw Waregem tighten their grip further, building their margin to 19 points at 81–62. A 10-0 run midway through the fourth—from 100–81 to 110–81—put the result beyond any doubt, and the hosts coasted to the finish with a commanding 29-point victory. Matthijs Van Den Eynde led Waregem's attack with 18 points on efficient 8/13 shooting, adding 7 rebounds. Timo Casteele chipped in 17 points on 7/11, while Lars Coppejans contributed 15 points and a team-high 3-pointer count (3/6 from deep). Willebroek's Roby Rogiers was the lone bright spot for the visitors, posting 29 points on an impressive 11/13 clip with 6 rebounds and 2 assists, though his individual excellence could not offset a complete team performance gap. Waregem heads to BBC Falco Gent this Friday 9 October. Willebroek host BC Guco Lier on Saturday 10 October.

Roby Rogiers carried Basket Willebroek into enemy territory with 29 points on 11-of-13 shooting, but it was not enough to stop a 29-point rout at the hands of Basket Waregem. The final score of 110–81 tells the story: a dominant performance from one man could not mask a wider collapse. Rogiers shot with brutal efficiency, hitting 6 of 9 from the free-throw line and 1 of 1 from three, adding 6 rebounds and 2 assists in 32 minutes. On most nights, 29 points on that volume would carry a team to victory. On this one, it did not. Waregem's margin of victory — 29 points — placed the game well beyond reach by the final buzzer. Willebroek will have to regroup and move on from a loss that, despite Rogiers individual spark, amounts to a thorough defeat.

Seppe D'Espallier has been running hot for Basket Willebroek in recent weeks — 62.9 TIB Efficiency, 15 points and 3.1 assists per game — and tonight he steps into De Treffer to face Timo Casteele, who anchors Basket Waregem's offense at 38.4 efficiency with 10.7 PPG and 3.8 assists. The gap between their recent form is stark: Willebroek's lead man has been one of the division's most efficient operators, while Casteele continues to shoulder the playmaking load for his side. This matchup tells the larger story of where each team sits. Willebroek's offensive rhythm has sharpened around D'Espallier's decision-making and scoring touch. Waregem will need Casteele to match that pace and find cutters when Willebroek's defense tightens — something he has done consistently, though at a lower volume. The question is whether Waregem can generate enough secondary scoring to ease the burden on their engine. Tip-off in three hours. Catch it live and see which lead guard imposes their rhythm on the Top Division tonight.

Basket Waregem host Basket Willebroek in Top Division Men 1 action this afternoon. Seppe D'espallier has been Willebroek's primary engine this season at 15 PPG, while Waregem will lean on Cédric Blanchart, who is averaging 12.4 points. The spacing and pacing will matter here — Willebroek brings consistent scoring volume; Waregem will need to control the rhythm and limit secondary scoring if they're to keep this tight. Tip-off is at De Treffer in Waregem.

Mpete Kylian put CityX Mons in the driver's seat from the opening whistle, finishing with 28 points, 8 rebounds and 6 steals across 26 minutes as the visitors dismantled Basket Waregem 92–76 in the 1/16 Finals of the Beker van België. The scoreline tells the story: a 16-point margin that never tightened, built on Kylian's efficiency from three-point range (4/8) and his reliability at the line (10/14 FT). He was active on both ends, using his length to force six steals and keep the host side off-rhythm. A pair of careless turnovers and a single foul in 26 minutes underlined his control of the game. CityX Mons' Cup run ends here — no second act, no rematch — but they exit on a high, with one of their key players in complete command. Waregem was outmatched in every phase.

CityX Mons eased past Basket Waregem 92–76 to advance from the 1/16 Finals, a 16-point margin that tells the story of a second-half drift rather than a tight battle. Early traffic—11 lead changes and 5 ties—gave way to separation, and by the fourth quarter Mons had built the decisive cushion. Waregem had it level at half-time, 41–41, after a scoreline that swung on a 9-0 Mons run mid-way through the second quarter. The game stayed close into the third, but Mons outscored their hosts 25–18 in that frame and never let go. By 01:09 in the fourth, the gap had stretched to 16 at 72–88. Mpete Kylian carried Mons with 28 points on efficient shooting—7/16 from the floor, 4/8 from three, 10/14 free throws—to go with 8 rebounds and 6 steals. Diarra Abdoulaye contributed a double-double, 20 points and 11 rebounds on 7/13 shooting, while Diop Babacar added 14 points from just 5/8 twos. For Waregem, Augustine Ikolo led with 13 points and 9 rebounds, but no one else found rhythm: Ilias Van Hecke managed 10 on 4/12 shooting, and the side's third-quarter output of 18 points left them too far behind to climb back. The exit is final for both clubs in this tournament. #BakerVanBelgië #CityXMons #BasketWaregem #Belgian Basketball

Basket Waregem travel to Stedelijke Sporthal De Treffer tonight for a Beker van België matchup against CityX Mons. Waregem's offensive rhythm hinges on Cédric Blanchart, who has averaged 12.4 points per game this season and will be central to how they navigate cup play. The Belgian cup demands precision in single-elimination format — no margin for the off-night. Both sides come in fresh for a knockout tie; the difference often comes down to which team executes in transition and keeps their lead scorer efficient. Blanchart's scoring touch will be tested early. Tip-off at Stedelijke Sporthal De Treffer in roughly six hours. Worth tuning in to see how Waregem's attack shapes up against Mons' defense.

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.

🏀 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.