BC Sprimont - A

Basket Sijsele's unbeaten run continues in Group B, but BC Sprimont's came to an end. The hosts held on for an 82–71 win, their sixth straight victory and second in the Top Division Men 2 campaign, while Sprimont tasted defeat for the first time this season after five consecutive wins. Sijsele built the match on a dominant second quarter. After winning the opening frame 22–18, they outscored Sprimont 28–13 in the second to reach half-time up by 19 at 50–31. A 10–0 run midway through the first had already signalled their intent, and they stretched that lead to as much as 19 with 01:35 left in the second before the interval. Sprimont mounted a third-quarter response, winning that frame 25–16 to cut the gap to 10 by the final break. But Sijsele held firm down the stretch, edging the fourth quarter 16–15 to seal it. J'Nathan Bullock anchored Sijsele with a double-double of 27 points and 15 rebounds on 8/16 shooting, while Thomas Delaplace contributed 16 points on efficient 4/5 three-point shooting. For Sprimont, Pierrick Van Den Brule posted 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Jérome Giebens added 14 points, but neither could tilt the balance. Sijsele host Ninane Promotion this Saturday; Sprimont travel to AB InBev Leuven Bears B the same day.

J'Nathan Bullock posted 27 points and 15 rebounds as Basket Sijsele edged BC Sprimont 82–71 at home in Group B play. The forward shot 8 of 16 from the field, made both his three-point attempts, and added 4 steals across 31 minutes — a comprehensive performance that anchored a 11-point win. Bullock also drew 9 free throws, converting 9 of 17, though a pair of turnovers and three fouls kept his night from running entirely clean. His rebounding work, paired with 3 assists, gave Sijsele the edge in control when it mattered most.

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 Sprimont pulled away decisively in the fourth quarter to beat BC Asse-Ternat 92–74, a comfortable margin that masked an evenly contested first half. The opening two quarters were tightly wound—nine lead changes and seven ties kept either side from building breathing room. BC Asse-Ternat forced early pressure, leading 11–4 midway through the first, but BC Sprimont steadied. At halftime, BC Sprimont held a narrow 40–38 advantage after outscoring BC Asse-Ternat 21–19 in the second quarter. The third quarter tightened further. BC Sprimont extended to 67–64 after three, still a one-possession game, but the fourth quarter belonged to them entirely. A devastating 12–0 run midway through the final quarter—the score ballooning from 65–64 to 77–64—broke the fixture open. BC Sprimont reached their largest lead of 18 points with 03:28 remaining, and BC Asse-Ternat managed only 10 points in the fourth against 25 for the visitors. Jan Goyens anchored BC Asse-Ternat with 17 points, 8 rebounds and 9 assists on solid efficiency (7/10 FG, 1/1 3P), but it was not enough to weather the late collapse. For BC Sprimont, Loïc Meunier and Thomas Castagne each finished with 15 points, while Pierrick Van Den Brule logged a double-double of 14 points and 11 rebounds. BC Asse-Ternat travel to KBBC Oostkamp on Saturday, 17 October, seeking to recover.

Jan Goyens nearly willed BC Asse-Ternat back into it, finishing with 17 points, 8 rebounds and 9 assists on efficient 7-of-10 shooting, but an 18-point home loss to BC Sprimont (92–74) proved too steep a climb. Playing 31 minutes at Sporthal Waalborre, Goyens ran the offence cleanly — just 2 turnovers — and knocked down 7 of his first 10 field-goal attempts, including his only three-pointer. He also drew fouls sparingly (2) and forced 2 steals. His 2-of-4 work at the line kept him honest, but the damage was already done by then: BC Sprimont's lead had widened beyond repair in Group B play. It was the kind of individual performance that catches the eye in a blowout loss — a sharp, low-waste night in the middle of a game that got away early. BC Asse-Ternat will need to reset quickly.

BC Asse-Ternat and BC Sprimont square off in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Sporthal Waalborre. Both squads will lean heavily on their leading scorers—Sander Van Ginderachter has averaged 18 points per game for Asse-Ternat, while Pierrick Van Den Brule sits at 18.4 for Sprimont—making ball movement and perimeter defense the likely pivot points. Tipoff is in about six hours. If you're tracking the domestic league closely, this is one worth catching live.

BC Sprimont pulled away in the third quarter and held firm down the stretch to beat B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries 97–86, a hard-fought win that saw the hosts build a commanding lead before their visitors mounted a spirited fourth-quarter push. Sprimont led 20–18 after one, then extended to 39–33 at half-time with a steady second quarter. The decisive stretch came in the third: they built a 21-point lead at 64–43 midway through the period and took a 72–56 advantage into the final frame. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries refused to fold. A 10-0 run mid-quarter pulled them to 72–61, cutting into what had been a commanding margin. But Sprimont's composure held. The home side added 25 points in the fourth to seal a 97–86 final. Martin Randaxhe was the engine, dropping 29 points on efficient shooting — 8 of 13 overall, 6 of 11 from three, and a perfect 7 of 7 at the line. Pierrick Van Den Brule delivered a double-double with 22 points and 14 rebounds off 10-of-13 shooting. Pierre Geubel chipped in 12 points. For B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries, Thibaut Bronchart led with 16 points and 5 rebounds, while Junior Bonsenge added 15 and Jean-Patrick Nyamsi 11. BC Sprimont visit BC Asse-Ternat on Saturday 10 October.

Pierrick Van Den Brule turned in a near-perfect night for BC Sprimont, recording 22 points and 14 rebounds on 10-of-13 shooting while committing zero turnovers across 29 minutes. The home side pulled away from B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries with an 97–86 victory in Group B of Top Division Men 2, with Van Den Brule's interior dominance — he added a steal and a block — doing much of the heavy lifting on both ends. What made the performance stand out was the efficiency. Van Den Brule's shooting accuracy left little margin for error, and his rebound count gave BC Sprimont second-chance opportunities that L'9 Flénu-Frameries couldn't match. An 11-point margin is comfortable rather than commanding, which made his ability to stay clean with the ball and avoid fouls (four in 29 minutes) the kind of disciplined work that wins close contests. BC Sprimont hosts their next fixture knowing they've got a player capable of carrying stretches. L'9 Flénu-Frameries, meanwhile, will need to recalibrate after a loss that exposed some defensive shortcomings inside.

BC Sprimont hosts B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries in Top Division Men 2 action this evening at Hall Omnisports Sprimont. Pierrick Van Den Brule has anchored Sprimont's attack all season, averaging 17.8 points per game — a reliable scoring anchor the home side will lean on tonight. L'9 Flénu-Frameries arrive with Junior Bonsenge leading their offensive load at 13.3 PPG. The visitor's perimeter game will need to find rhythm against Sprimont's defence to keep pace. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Follow along for full coverage.

Max Klesmit torched BC Sprimont for 33 points on 11-of-22 shooting, including 8 three-pointers in 30 minutes, as Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen advanced past the 1/16 Finals with a 130–85 victory. Klesmit's night was built on range and accuracy from deep — he went 8/14 from three — and he added four steals to a performance that had little resistance. He also pulled five rebounds and moved the ball once, though three turnovers kept the line from immaculate. The 45-point margin told the real story: Mechelen simply overpowered Sprimont on the road, running their hosts out of the building. With that win, Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen's Beker van België campaign is done. Klesmit's firepower was more than enough to close it out cleanly.

🏀 Final: BC Sprimont 85–130 Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen. Top: Pierrick Van Den Brule 25 PTS.

BC Sprimont hosts Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen tonight in the Beker van België, with Pierrick Van Den Brule leading the home side. The 16.4 points per game scorer will be central to how the hosts navigate a cup fixture that demands intensity at Hall Omnisport Sprimont. Cup basketball has a way of rewinding league form — both sides arrive with something to prove, even if their regular-season trajectories differ. Watch how Sprimont's attack flows through Van Den Brule and whether Mechelen can establish enough defensive discipline to disrupt the rhythm early. Tip-off is at hand. Tune in.

Pierrick Van Den Brule carried BC Sprimont to a 21-point home victory over KBBC Oostkamp, finishing with 22 points, 14 rebounds and a 72.7% field-goal rate across 32 minutes. The BC Sprimont forward shot 8 of 11 from the floor and 6 of 8 from the line, anchoring a performance that left little doubt in a Group B matchup that ended 85–64. His rebounding tally underscored control of the glass; two turnovers and three fouls kept the efficiency clean for a player asked to do the heavy lifting inside. It was the kind of workmanlike, efficient night — no three-point attempts, no assist column to pad — that wins domestic basketball matches. BC Sprimont moves on; Oostkamp will regroup.

BC Sprimont never trailed, and Oostkamp never seriously threatened to change that. A 21-point margin by the final whistle tells the story—controlled, dominant, one-sided. Sprimont built an early cushion in the first quarter, leading 29–19, then weathered a second-quarter push from Oostkamp (who outscored them 25–20 in that frame) to take a five-point edge into half-time at 49–44. The game swung decisively in the third. A thunderous 13-0 run mid-quarter—the score jumping from 45–44 to 58–44—broke open what had been competitive. By the end of three, Sprimont led 65–57. The fourth quarter was a formality. Sprimont poured in 20 points against Oostkamp's seven, closing out at 85–64. Pierrick Van Den Brule anchored the win with a double-double: 22 points and 14 rebounds on efficient 8/11 shooting. Pierre Geubel added 16 points on 5/10 from the field, including four three-pointers. For Oostkamp, Gilles Deferm led the way with 19 points on a sharp 6/10, 5/8 from three, but it wasn't enough to dent Sprimont's control. Sprimont host B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Saturday 3 October.

BC Sprimont host KBBC Oostkamp in Top Division Men 2 this evening, a matchup that hinges on two prolific scorers operating at near-identical efficiency. Pierrick Van Den Brule has anchored Sprimont's offence all season at 15 points per game; Quentin Serron brings 15.3 PPG for the visitors, a fraction ahead but close enough that the game will likely turn on role support and transition defence. Home court at Hall Omnisports Sprimont carries weight in these fixtures. Oostkamp will need to dictate pace and limit second-chance opportunities if they're to keep Serron's scoring from becoming the only reliable throughline. For Sprimont, Van Den Brule's consistency suggests they have a foundation, but consistency against a sharpened road opponent is a different test. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Worth your attention.

Thomas Castagne finished with 17 points, 7 rebounds and 2 assists in 28 minutes as BC Sprimont took control at home, defeating Ninane Promotion 89–70 in Group B play. The margin tells the story: a 19-point win in a Top Division Men 2 matchup that got away from the visitors early and stayed that way. Castagne's shooting split the game neatly—he was reliable from the line (6 for 6), moderate from the field (5 for 10), and efficient enough on threes (1 for 2) to stay a threat. Three turnovers and two fouls kept him honest; no blocks, but his seven boards on a night when BC Sprimont controlled the glass mattered more. The home side's depth and discipline showed in the 19-point margin. Ninane never got the pace or the second chances needed to stay in it. For BC Sprimont, Castagne's all-around contribution—solid shooting, board work, ball security when it counted—was the anchor in a convincing Group B statement.

BC Sprimont controlled the second half and coasted to a 19-point win, 89-70, in Group B play—a comfortable margin that masks how evenly matched the opening two quarters were. The teams traded blows early. Ninane Promotion led by as many as 6 late in the second quarter, but BC Sprimont answered with a 25-point second frame to take a 46-43 halftime lead. The third quarter proved decisive. A 12-0 run midway through the frame stretched Sprimont's edge to 72-53 with 1:46 left in the period, and Ninane Promotion never recovered. The final quarter was a formality—Sprimont held firm while Ninane added just 14 points in the fourth. Thomas Castagne led Sprimont with 17 points on efficient 5-10 shooting, adding 7 rebounds and perfect free-throw accuracy (6 for 6). Pierrick Van Den Brule chipped in 16 points and 7 boards; Loïc Meunier finished 3-4 from the floor for 13 points. Maxime Bodson carried Ninane with 23 points on 8-13 shooting and 7 rebounds, while Guillaume Henrard added 19 on a sharp 9-12 clip, but the rest of the roster couldn't generate enough support. Sprimont host KBBC Oostkamp on Saturday, 19 September.

Pierre Geubel finished the Beker van België group stage with 26 points on an efficient 7/13 shooting, drilling six of nine three-pointers and a perfect 6/6 from the free-throw line. BC Sprimont won the away trip to Neufchâteau 103–91, pulling clear in the second half to secure a 12-point margin. Geubel's accuracy from deep — particularly his 6/9 three-point evening — was the engine behind BC Sprimont's offensive rhythm. He added four assists and two steals in 27 minutes, though he also committed two turnovers and three fouls. His shooting touch was enough to settle a contest that Neufchâteau could not quite stitch together defensively. With the group stage complete, BC Sprimont's campaign in this competition is done. The win sends them off on a strong note; next attention turns to their domestic league schedule.

BC Sprimont held off a spirited Neufchâteau side to advance 103–91 in the Beker van België group stage, a 12-point margin that masked how close the Belgian Cup tie genuinely was. Sprimont built early separation, leading 30–19 after the first quarter, but Neufchâteau flipped the script in the second. A 26–19 quarter allowed the hosts to trim the deficit to four at half-time, 49–45. The momentum stayed contested through the third: Sprimont extended to 75–67 with one quarter left, yet Neufchâteau refused to fold. A 24–28 fourth quarter meant the visitors pulled clear only late, not early, finishing the job when it mattered most. Pierre Geubel led the way for Sprimont with 26 points on efficient shooting — 7 of 13 overall, 6 of 9 from three, a clean 6 of 6 from the stripe. Pierrick Van Den Brule added 20 points and 10 rebounds for the double-double. Hugo Deneve kept Neufchâteau's challenge alive with 26 points on 9 of 16, while Nicolas Sturam chipped in 24 on a sharp 9 of 12, including 4 threes. For Sprimont, a hard-fought knockout win that sends them through group play. For Neufchâteau, the campaign ends here — they exit the competition having battled to the end but fallen short.