BC Guco Lier - B

Stan Solie carried AB InBev Leuven Bears B to a 77–68 road win over BC Guco Lier B on Tuesday, posting 19 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals across 40 minutes in Group B play. The guard was efficient when it mattered most, hitting 6 of 13 from the floor and a clean 4 of 4 from the free-throw line. His three-point shot settled in too—3 for 7 from deep—giving him multiple angles of attack against Lier's defence. Eight boards and three steals underlined his work beyond scoring; he turned the ball over four times but made his impact felt on both ends through most of the evening. Leuven's nine-point margin suggests they pulled clear in the second half rather than running away early. Solie's ability to stay on court for the full 40 minutes while managing his turnovers kept the Bears ahead when it counted. Next up, Leuven will look to build on this road result as Group B continues.

AB InBev Leuven Bears B halted a two-game skid with a hard-fought win over BC Guco Lier B, pulling away decisively in the fourth quarter to close out a 9-point victory. The Bears led by just two at the half, then extended their edge to five after three quarters before a 12-0 run midway through the final frame—stretching their lead to 15 with 5:10 remaining—put the result beyond doubt. The opening quarter set the tone for a close affair. AB InBev Leuven Bears B won the first period 25-19, establishing an early six-point cushion. BC Guco Lier B clawed back in the second, outscoring the Bears 20-16 to narrow the gap to 39-41 at halftime. The third quarter remained competitive, with AB InBev Leuven Bears B edging it 18-15 to reach 54-59 entering the fourth. Once the Bears found their rhythm in the closing period, however, Lier's deficit became insurmountable. Eise van Wayenburg led the way for the visitors with 23 points on efficient 9/17 shooting, adding 9 rebounds, while Stan Solie contributed 19 points and 8 rebounds. Max Pritchett chipped in 11 points on a clean 5/7 from the floor. For Lier, Younes Ouerdi and Max Bulens each scored 16 points, with Jaden Ochiagha adding 12 points and 7 rebounds. The result improves AB InBev Leuven Bears B to 3-5 in Group B, a step toward stability after recent losses. BC Guco Lier B slip to 1-6 with the defeat. Next up, Lier host Royal Castors Braine on Friday 6 November, while the Bears travel to face BC Sprimont on Saturday 7 November.

Pierrick Van Den Brule posted a perfect night from the field for BC Sprimont, finishing with 17 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists across 20 minutes — all on 5-of-5 shooting and a clean slate: zero turnovers, zero fouls. The Belgian club dismantled BC Guco Lier B at home, 108–70, a 38-point margin that left no room for doubt in Group B play. Van Den Brule's efficiency — 7 of 10 from the line, zero mistakes in a limited stint — underscored Sprimont's control. In a blowout like this, individual performances can blur into the scoreline, but his shooting accuracy and ball movement stand out in a game where the result was settled early and often. Sprimont moves on with a decisive home victory. Lier B will look to regroup as the group stage continues.

BC Sprimont's unbeaten run in Group B continues — and continues to look unstoppable. The hosts demolished BC Guco Lier B 108–70 on Saturday, extending their winning streak to five and improving to 5–0 in the competition. The margin tells the story: a 38-point rout that was never truly in doubt after the opening minutes. Sprimont controlled the first quarter with authority, winning it 34–13 to establish a 21-point cushion immediately. A narrow second quarter (19–18) still left them ahead 53–31 at the half. The third quarter proved utterly decisive. Sprimont outscored Lier B 38–14 to stretch their lead to 46 points by the end of the period at 91–45. A 20–0 run mid-fourth quarter — the score running from 80–45 to 98–45 with 8:22 remaining — made the eventual margin of 38 look almost understated. Hugo Maréchal led Sprimont with 21 points on an efficient 10 of 12 shooting. Pierrick Van Den Brule contributed 17 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists while shooting a perfect 5 for 5 from the field. Alexandre Aerts added 16 points with three steals. For Lier B, now 1–5, Jaden Ochiagha scored 22 points on 8 of 12 shooting, but lacked the support needed in a lopsided contest. Sprimont visit Basket Sijsele next Saturday, 24 October, looking to maintain their flawless record in the group.

BC Guco Lier B held off a second-half rally to edge Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 83–71, building a 17-point cushion in the third quarter before having to absorb late pressure in a 12-point win. Lier controlled the first half, outscoring Spirou 25–18 in the second quarter to reach 47–37 at the interval. The gap widened early in the third when a 10-0 run pushed the lead to 57–40 with 7:49 remaining in that frame — a commanding position that seemed to have the game in hand. Instead, Spirou flipped the script: they outscored Lier 20–17 over the final 24 minutes of the third quarter and kept chipping away through the fourth, narrowing it to a contest. Lier's 19 fourth-quarter points proved just enough to hold serve. Jaden Ochiagha carried Lier with 25 points on 8-of-18 shooting and 9 rebounds, while Max Bulens added 16 points and 6 assists off the bench. Stephane Umba chipped in 10. For Spirou, Noa Bronne led the way with 21 points on efficient 7-of-11 shooting, and Ilan Mbessang added 17 — both fought hard in the comeback bid, but it ran out of time. Lier heads to BC Sprimont on Friday; Spirou travel to AB InBev Leuven Bears B on Sunday.

Jaden Ochiagha carried BC Guco Lier B to a 12-point win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B, posting 25 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists in 29 minutes at Sporthal Stadspark. The forward was efficient from the free-throw line, converting 9 of 12 attempts, and moved the ball — 3 steals underlined his two-way work. He went 8-for-18 from the field overall, though he misfired on all four three-point tries; three turnovers and three fouls kept him from a cleaner sheet, but the on-court impact was real enough to seal an 83–71 result. BC Guco Lier B's next test in Group B comes soon.

Mohammed Tlarhi Amrani has been Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's primary scoring engine this season, averaging 14.2 points per game. BC Guco Lier B will counter with Jaden Ochiagha, who sits at 13.3 PPG and will be tasked with keeping pace in a Top Division Men 2 matchup that tips off this evening at Sporthal Stadspark. The two lead scorers have carried their respective offenses through the early weeks of the season. How Guco Lier manages Amrani's touches in the paint and mid-range, and whether Ochiagha can find consistent looks against Val-Dieu's defense, will likely determine the rhythm of play. Tune in tonight to see which side's scoring threat pulls ahead.

🏀 Final: Oxaco BBC 73–67 BC Guco Lier B. Top: Thijs D'haluin 25 PTS.

Thijs D'haluin was the difference at Sportpark Sneppenbos. The Oxaco BBC forward finished with 25 points, 10 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1 assist across 33 minutes, shooting 9 of 12 from the field and a clean 5 of 6 from the line to lead his side past BC Guco Lier B, 73–67, in Group B of the Top Division Men 2. That efficiency — nearly 75 per cent from two-point range, 67 per cent overall — was the engine behind Oxaco's narrow home win. D'haluin also grabbed his two three-pointers in four attempts, a reliable option at range when the game tightened late. Three turnovers and four fouls kept his performance from being flawless, but the offensive output and glass work were enough to settle the margin. Lier had no answer for his interior presence. The six-point result was tight, but D'haluin's scoring work meant Oxaco never had to panic down the stretch. #TopDivisionMen2 #OxacoBBC #BelgianBasketball #GroupB #D'haluin #DomesticLeague

Oxaco BBC and BC Guco Lier B meet today in Top Division Men 2, each carrying offensive firepower into Sportpark Sneppenbos. Mats Van Loock has been steady for Oxaco at 13 points per game this season, while Jaden Ochiagha edges ahead for Guco Lier B at 13.7 PPG—a marginal difference that could matter in a close finish. The matchup hinges on which side can sustain its scoring depth beyond the lead man. Guco Lier B will test whether Ochiagha's slightly higher volume translates to control; Oxaco will need Van Loock's consistency to anchor their half-court rhythm and limit second-half bleeding. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Boechout. Follow live to see which club keeps its rhythm intact.

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.

Martin Francoeur carried RBC Pepinster East Belgium to an 11-point home win over BC Guco Lier B on Tuesday, finishing with 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting and a 3-of-7 line from three. The 32-minute effort — completed without a turnover on his books and clean on fouls — guided his side to a 78–67 final in Group B play. Francoeur's accuracy from distance mattered in a contest that never ran away. He moved the ball only once (0 assists), but his scoring was steady enough: he added 3 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block, and went 2-for-4 at the free-throw line. RBC Pepinster East Belgium's margin of victory said less about runaway dominance than about a team that kept its shape and made its shots when they counted. Next up, RBC Pepinster East Belgium continues Top Division Men 2 action in the coming fixtures.

RBC Pepinster East Belgium survived a second-half surge from BC Guco Lier B to claim an 11-point win, 78–67, in Group B play. The margin looked comfortable late, but Lier made it closer than the scoreline suggests in the fourth quarter. The first half saw the teams trade leads and ties four times over. Pepinster led 19–17 after one, then fell behind 41–43 at halftime as Lier's shooting kept them level. The third quarter belonged entirely to Pepinster. A devastating 11–0 run midway through the period—the score running from 39–43 to 50–43—flipped the momentum. Pepinster's defense tightened while their offense found rhythm, and they entered the fourth quarter with a commanding 67–54 advantage. Lier refused to fold. They outscored Pepinster 13–11 in the final frame and cut into the lead, but Pepinster's earlier work proved decisive. Pepinster's peak came early in the fourth, when they led by 16 at 70–54 with 9:44 left—enough cushion to weather the late push. Jordan Maucourant led Pepinster with 18 points on 6/13 shooting and 4-for-4 from the line. Martin Francoeur added 17 points on 6/12 with three threes, and Tom Malempré chipped in 13 points and 6 rebounds. Jaden Ochiagha was a bright spot for Lier, finishing with 23 points on 8/20 shooting; Theo Ivens and Siebe Busschots added 12 and 10 respectively. Pepinster host BC Asse-Ternat on Saturday 19 September, while Lier visit Basket Sijsele the same day.

Sam Caron put BC Asse-Ternat on his shoulders down the stretch, finishing with 27 points on 9-of-14 shooting (5-of-8 from three) to edge BC Guco Lier B 83–81 at home. The 34-minute effort included 3 assists and 3 steals, a near-flawless night from the floor that proved decisive in a two-point result. Caron's efficiency from deep — nearly 63 percent — kept Asse-Ternat's offence ticking through a close Group B contest. In a game that came down to possession and poise, his shooting touch gave the hosts just enough separation when it mattered most. Next up for Asse-Ternat: a trip to face their next Group B opponent.

Max Vandriessche did what he could: 13 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assists in 34 minutes, shooting 6 of 9 from the floor as BC Guco Lier B's most reliable option in Group Stage play. But it was not enough to overcome a 20-point road defeat to Bavi Vilvoorde in the Beker van België. Lier B trailed by 20 at the final whistle, 66–86. Vandriessche's efficiency—he went 0 for 2 from three and 1 of 2 at the line—kept the score respectable in stretches, yet the gulf widened steadily. A double-double on solid field-goal percentage does not move the needle when the margin gets that wide; it is a consolation in a game that slipped away. The loss ends BC Guco Lier B's campaign. Vandriessche's work inside the paint kept them competitive for stretches, but Bavi Vilvoorde's depth and control were too much to overcome on the road. For Lier, it is a finish to digest and build from.

Bavi Vilvoorde moved past BC Guco Lier B with a 20-point margin in the Beker van België, a straightforward win built on a second-half takeover that turned a one-point halftime deficit into command. Lier B led 25–20 after the first quarter and held a 39–37 halftime edge, but Vilvoorde's third quarter was decisive. A 22–12 run flipped the script, and a dominant fourth — 27 points to Lier B's 15 — put the result beyond reach at 86–66. Ruben Fofana led Vilvoorde with 17 points on a near-perfect 6/6 from the field and 5/6 free throws. Ofili Victor added 14 on 7/9 shooting, while Cuyvers Victor chipped in 15 with 5 rebounds. For Lier B, Max Vandriessche posted a double-double of 13 points and 10 rebounds, and Max Bulens contributed 13 points, but their group-stage campaign ends here with no further fixtures ahead. Vilvoorde travel to face Spirou Basket Charleroi B on Wednesday, 26 August.

Jules Rotsaert ran the offense to near-perfection in Spirou Basket Charleroi B's 102–88 win over BC Guco Lier B, threading eight assists against five turnovers across 28 minutes in the Group Stage. The 18-point performance—on 7-of-15 shooting with a pair of three-pointers made—carried Charleroi's attacking game in the away fixture. Rotsaert added four rebounds and two steals, the kind of all-around shift that tilted the rhythm decisively. A 14-point margin is not a squeaker, and Charleroi's floor general got there by dictating tempo and decision-making rather than forcing. It was a composed display: he made both free throws, stayed mostly efficient from range, and kept the turnover rate reasonable for a ballhandler running half an offense. BC Guco never found an answer to that tempo control.

🏀 Final: BC Guco Lier B 88–102 Spirou Basket Charleroi B. Top: Max Bulens 26 PTS.