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Jilan Lamrini made the most of his 31 minutes, finishing with 16 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists as Bavi Vilvoorde moved past Neufchâteau 79–63 at home. The Vilvoorde guard was efficient from deep, connecting on 3 of 5 three-pointers, and did not miss from the free-throw line (7/7), steadying the offense when it mattered most in a wire-to-wire home win. Lamrini's night was built on restraint and precision rather than volume — just 6 field-goal attempts across the match, but three of them found the bottom of the net from distance. He kept his turnovers to two and fouled out only once, the kind of disciplined perimeter play that compounds in a 16-point margin. Bavi Vilvoorde next face their upcoming challenge in the Top Division Men 1 regular season.

Bavi Vilvoorde snapped a four-game losing run with a controlled 79–63 win over Neufchâteau, moving to 2–4 in the regular season. The margin told the story: Vilvoorde built an eight-point lead by the end of the third quarter and never looked back, extending it to 16 late in the fourth as Neufchâteau ran out of answers. The early going was closer than the final score suggested. Neufchâteau led by six midway through the first quarter, but Vilvoorde clawed back to take the opening frame 16–14. A decisive 10–0 run in the second quarter—sparked mid-period—shifted momentum decisively. By half-time, Vilvoorde led 41–36, a cushion they would not surrender. The third quarter saw more of the same: Vilvoorde won it 20–17 to reach 61–53, then closed out with an 18–10 fourth to seal it. Jilan Lamrini led Vilvoorde's balanced attack with 16 points on excellent shooting (3/6 twos, 3/5 threes, 7/7 free throws). Victor Ofili added 16 points and 12 rebounds—a double-double—along with 5 steals and 5 assists, anchoring the defensive effort. Victor Cuyvers chipped in 11 points and 8 rebounds. For Neufchâteau, now 1–6, Samuel Schadeck scored 19 points and Hugo Deneve contributed 15 with 5 assists, but neither had the supporting cast to mount a serious second-half rally. Vilvoorde hosts Windrose Giants Antwerp B on Sunday 8 November.

Samuel Schadeck arrives at Vilvoorde in genuine form. The Neufchâteau guard sits at a 61.4 TIB efficiency rating over recent weeks, averaging 19.9 points and 2.1 assists — numbers that put him well clear of the field in this matchup. Victor Ofili, Bavi's engine, has run steady at 32.7 efficiency with 10.3 points per game, but the gap widens when you run the numbers. What Bavi can control is discipline and ball movement. Ofili's 0.7 assists per outing hints at a team still building rhythm in the half-court; Neufchâteau's Schadeck has shown he can both score and move the ball, a harder defensive puzzle to solve. The real test for Bavi will be whether they can generate enough offensive pressure to keep Schadeck from dictating tempo — and whether Ofili can stay efficient in a game where Neufchâteau will likely set the pace. Tip-off at Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde in roughly three hours. Top Division Men 1 awaits.

Augustas Peciukevicius steered Kontich Wolves to an 79–71 road win over Bavi Vilvoorde with a steady all-around performance: 20 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists in 35 minutes. He shot 6 of 11 from the floor and a clean 8 of 9 from the line, the kind of efficient night that made the difference in a game decided by eight. Peciukevicius didn't force anything—four turnovers and just one three-point attempt underline a player content to work within the flow of the game. On the boards he was active; his nine rebounds gave Kontich Wolves ballast in a contest that never felt settled until late. The free-throw shooting, especially, was a weapon when Vilvoorde's defense tightened. It's the kind of performance that wins road games in the Top Division: no heroics, no waste, the right reads at the right time. Kontich Wolves head home with the result; Vilvoorde will need a sharp response next time out.

Kontich Wolves held off a second-quarter surge from Bavi Vilvoorde to secure an eight-point road win in a back-and-forth encounter at Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde. The hosts led by as many as eight early in the second quarter, building a 40-32 cushion with 3:30 remaining before the half. Kontich Wolves responded with a 17-point second-quarter swing to flip the script — a 25-17 quarter stretched their halftime lead to 42-38. Bavi Vilvoorde steadied in the third, outscoring the visitors 15-23 to trail 57-61 entering the fourth. The decisive blow came midway through the final quarter, when Kontich Wolves unleashed a devastating 10-0 run from 62-65 to 62-75, effectively sealing the result. Bavi Vilvoorde managed only 14 fourth-quarter points and could not recover. Augustas Peciukevicius led Kontich Wolves with 20 points and 9 rebounds (6/11 FG, 8/9 FT), while Domien Loubry added 16 points on efficient 5/9 shooting and distributed 5 assists. For Bavi Vilvoorde, Victor Ofili posted a double-double of 15 points and 8 rebounds with 5 steals, and Lenny Coppens chipped in 15 points on 2/4 from deep. Bavi Vilvoorde host Neufchâteau on Sunday 25 October.

Yannick Desiron's recent run has been impossible to ignore: 22.4 points per game on a 67 TIB Efficiency rating that puts him well clear of the field. Kontich Wolves' sharpshooter is playing the kind of basketball that wins games in the Top Division. Victor Ofili will carry Bavi Vilvoorde's hopes tonight—he's been steady at 9.8 PPG—but the efficiency gap between these two is stark. Desiron's scoring surge against Ofili's measured contributions sets the tone for what should be a revealing matchup in Vilvoorde. Kontich arrives as the form team; Bavi will need to find answers on the perimeter and in transition if they're to keep this one close. Tip-off in a few hours at Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde. Tune in to see whether Desiron's hot hand continues or Bavi can disrupt Kontich's rhythm.

Yannick Desiron has been the Kontich Wolves' motor this season, averaging 22.4 points per game — a full 12.6 more than Bavi Vilvoorde's Victor Ofili. Tonight in Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde, that scoring gap will be impossible to ignore: the question is whether Vilvoorde's offense can generate enough answers or if Desiron's season-long consistency simply runs too deep. Both teams will need to execute in the Top Division. Kontich arrives with a scorer operating in a different gear entirely, and Vilvoorde's defense will have to force outside help and cutoff lanes that Desiron has been threading all year. Ofili has been steady for Vilvoorde at 9.8 PPG, but tonight's math demands more than steadiness — it demands a collective offensive effort. Tip-off is in about six hours. Follow it live.

Matts De Keuster turned in a near-flawless night for BBC Croonen Lommel, finishing with 29 points on a pristine 12-of-15 shooting (1/1 from three, 4/4 free throws) in just 22 minutes. The home side dismantled Bavi Vilvoorde 84–55, and De Keuster's efficiency — 0.933 true shooting percentage — was the clearest measure of a lopsided affair. There was little resistance from Vilvoorde. De Keuster's accuracy meant BBC Croonen Lommel never had to extend itself, building a 29-point margin that reflected the gulf in execution. He moved the ball once and grabbed two boards in a display that prioritised shot selection over ball movement, which is fine when you're converting at that rate. BBC Croonen Lommel hosts its next fixture looking to maintain the rhythm; Vilvoorde will look to regroup quickly.

🏀 Final: BBC Croonen Lommel 84–55 Bavi Vilvoorde. Top: Matts De Keuster 29 PTS.

Matts De Keuster is running hot for BBC Croonen Lommel — a 45.1 TIB Efficiency rating, 13.8 points and 2.1 assists per game in recent weeks — and Bavi Vilvoorde will have their hands full keeping him contained. Victor Ofili counters with 27.2 efficiency and 9.5 points of his own, though the creative burden sits lighter on his shoulders (0.6 assists per game). The gap in those numbers tells the story: De Keuster has been the engine for Lommel's attack, while Ofili operates more as a supporting option in Vilvoorde's scheme. When one player is dictating tempo and shot-creation at the rate De Keuster is doing it, the opposing defense has to make a choice — lock him down and open space elsewhere, or give him room and risk him running the show. De Keuster's assist rate matters here too. He's not just scoring; he's the one moving the ball, and that makes him harder to scheme against. Vilvoorde's best bet is controlled pressure that doesn't let him settle into rhythm, because once he does, Lommel's offense becomes a different animal. Tip-off at De Soeverein. Watch it live.

BBC Croonen Lommel hosts Bavi Vilvoorde in Top Division Men 1 play this evening at De Soeverein. Toon Ceyssens, Lommel's leading scorer at 14.3 points per game this season, will be central to how the home side controls the floor—Vilvoorde's Victor Cuyvers (9.6 PPG) will carry the offensive load for the visitors. The matchup hinges on execution in transition and ball movement. Ceyssens ability to stretch the floor and create space in the half-court will test Vilvoorde's defensive discipline; if Vilvoorde can keep Lommel from settling into rhythm, Cuyvers and company will have more opportunities to dictate tempo themselves. Tip-off is set for this evening. Follow along live.

Douglas Konieczny turned the Beker van België round-of-16 into a clinic at Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde. The Val-Dieu Spirou Basket guard finished with 21 points on 9 of 17 shooting, five rebounds, four steals and a block in 26 minutes — efficient work in a 101–70 demolition of Bavi Vilvoorde. A 31-point margin leaves little room for narrative. Konieczny's ball security (just two turnovers) and interior defence (four steals in just over half an hour) set the tone for what became a one-sided affair. He didn't need the three-ball; 2 of 4 from the line and 1 of 4 from distance underline that he found what the defence gave him. Val-Dieu Spirou's cup campaign ends here on a high. Konieczny's showing was the kind of wire-to-wire dominant display that defines Cup knockout runs.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket dismantled Bavi Vilvoorde 101–70 in the Round 1/16 Finals, a 31-point margin that made clear there was only one team capable of advancing from this matchup. Vilvoorde started strong, leading 30–22 after the opening quarter and reaching a 10-point high midway through Q1, but Val-Dieu's second quarter was suffocating — a 13-0 run turned a 32–22 deficit into a 32–35 lead and set the tone for everything that followed. By halftime, Val-Dieu led 52–43. The third quarter buried any hope: Vilvoorde managed just 16 points while Val-Dieu added 26, pushing the margin to 78–59 heading into the final frame. A 23–11 fourth-quarter finish sealed the rout. Douglas Konieczny led the charge with 21 points on 9-of-17 shooting, adding 5 rebounds, 4 steals and a block. Luukas Yaara was equally efficient — 15 points on 4-of-7 twos and a perfect 7-for-8 from the line, plus 7 rebounds. Nigel Hawkins contributed 13 points and 3 steals on solid 4-of-7 accuracy from the field. For Vilvoorde, Seppe Vangindertael's 13 points (4-of-8 FG, 4-of-7 threes) and Victor Cuyvers 12 points with 6 boards offered flashes, but the structural gap in depth and execution proved insurmountable. Val-Dieu's dominance means the Beker campaign ends here; their tournament run is over.

Bavi Vilvoorde host Val-Dieu Spirou Basket in the Beker van België this evening at Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde. The cup competition brings domestic rivals together with little margin for error — one game, winner advances. Victor Ofili has anchored Vilvoorde's scoring all season, averaging 9.4 points per game, and will be central to how the home side navigates a Spirou side that knows the Belgian cup terrain well. Cup ties often turn on depth and execution in tight stretches rather than regular-season form, so look for both benches to factor in. Tip-off in roughly six hours. Follow live coverage here on the platform.

Antoine Malliar's 70.4 TIB efficiency has put United Basket Woluwe in the driver's seat this season, and his 20.7 points per game in recent weeks set him apart as the division's most dangerous isolation scorer. Lenny Coppens runs Bavi Vilvoorde's offence with quieter numbers—9 points and 1.9 assists—but his 28.4 rating suggests a player doing the unglamorous work: screening, moving without the ball, hitting open looks when Malliar's gravity collapses the defence. This matchup hinges on whether Vilvoorde can keep Malliar from finding rhythm in the first half. His scoring rate is unsustainable to defend; Coppens job is subtler—keep the ball moving fast enough that Woluwe's transition game, which Malliar thrives in, never gets loose. Tip-off is in three hours at Sporthal Stadspark, Lier. Watch it live.

Antoine Malliar has been running hot for United Basket Woluwe this season — 20.7 points per game — and Bavi Vilvoorde's defence will have its hands full keeping him in check tonight at Sporthal Stadspark. Victor Ofili leads the Vilvoorde attack at 9.4 points per night, a considerable gap that shapes how this Top Division matchup will likely unfold. The real test for Vilvoorde will be containment. Stopping a scorer in Malliar's form requires a coherent team effort; leave him space and United Basket will punish it. Meanwhile, Vilvoorde will need to generate its own rhythm early rather than chase the game from behind. Tipoff is in about six hours. Worth your time.

Matteo Verstraete finished with 22 points, 8 rebounds and a steal across 31 minutes as Basket SKT Ieper won 69–61 at Bavi Vilvoorde in the Top Division Men 1. The 6/10 night from three — part of a 7/14 overall shooting line — gave Ieper the edge in a low-scoring affair. A single turnover across the full game underlined his ball security in an eight-point road victory. Verstraete's efficiency from distance proved decisive in a contest where both sides struggled to find rhythm. Ieper's road test against Vilvoorde produced a functional win rather than a display piece, but Verstraete's consistency from the perimeter and the glass — paired with disciplined decision-making — gave his team the margin it needed.

Basket SKT Ieper held on in a hard-fought finish at Vilvoorde, securing an 8-point win that was never quite as comfortable as the margin suggests. Bavi Vilvoorde kept the pressure on late—especially in the fourth quarter, where they outscored Ieper 14-12—but the visitors had built too much cushion in the second quarter to be caught. Ieper's surge came early in the second frame. A 12-0 run midway through that quarter pushed them to 18-30, and they stretched it further to a 17-point lead (27-44 with 01:08 left in the half). Vilvoorde never recovered fully, though they clawed back from 47-57 down after three quarters with a fourth-quarter rally that fell just short. The halftime score stood at 35-44, a gap that proved decisive. Matteo Verstraete led Ieper's offense with 22 points on 7/14 shooting, connecting on 6 of 10 from three. Dauwe Vanneste added 13 points on an efficient 6/9 from the floor, while Thibaut Platteeuw chipped in 12. For Vilvoorde, Victor Ofili posted 14 points and 8 rebounds (5/13 FG, 2/3 three), and Vince Lammens contributed 13 points with two blocks. Basket SKT Ieper travel to Neufchâteau on Sunday 4 October. Bavi Vilvoorde host United Basket Woluwe on Friday 25 September.

Matteo Verstraete has been the standout of recent weeks in the Top Division, and tonight he walks into Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde with a 42.3 TIB EFF rating that sits well clear of the field. The Basket SKT Ieper guard is averaging 13.7 points and 2.2 assists in current form — numbers that carry real weight in a Belgian domestic season. Lenny Coppens, for his part, has held Bavi Vilvoorde's offence steady with 10.2 PPG and a 32 TIB EFF. He is not in Verstraete's current trajectory, but he remains the engine Vilvoorde leans on when it Matteo. The gap between them — half a point per game, a gulf in efficiency — will likely define how this one flows. Verstraete's touch and tempo against Coppens steadiness and court sense. Ieper arrive as the form side; Vilvoorde will need to match that intensity from the opening whistle. Tip-off in a Matteo of hours. This is Belgian basketball at its best.

Matteo Verstraete is averaging 13.7 points this season, and Basket SKT Ieper will need that scoring punch when they visit Stedelijke Sporthal Vilvoorde to face Bavi Vilvoorde in Top Division Men 1 action. Lenny Coppens anchors the home side at 10.2 per game — a quieter offensive load but part of a roster built around different strengths. Both clubs have invested in their rosters for a reason: this is a matchup between two sides competing in Belgium's premier league, where depth and balance Matteo as much as individual performance. Verstraete's consistency will be tested against Vilvoorde's defensive identity; Coppens and his teammates get the home-court advantage. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Worth tuning in to see how these two navigate the league's middle stage.