Beker van België

Yannick Cornelissen put BBC Croonen Lommel through to the next round of the Beker van België with a composed 21-point performance, finishing 8/10 from the field in just 25 minutes as the home side dismantled Hasselt BT 88–65 in the 1/16 Finals. Cornelissen's efficiency was the story. He added 6 rebounds and a steal to an outing where he missed only two shots, and his 4-of-5 accuracy from the line underscored a night without fouling out (0 PF, 1 TO). On a stage where a knockout tie demands clean execution, he delivered exactly that. The 23-point margin tells you everything about how the contest unfolded. Hasselt had no answer for Lommel's rhythm, and Cornelissen's early scoring set the tone for a one-sided affair. BBC Croonen Lommel's cup run continues; the draw for the next round will dictate what comes next.

🏀 Final: BBC Croonen Lommel 88–65 Hasselt BT. Top: Yannick Cornelissen 21 PTS.

BBC Croonen Lommel and Hasselt BT tip off tonight in the Beker van België, and the perimeter scoring matchup alone is worth your attention: Toon Ceyssens has carried Lommel at 14.6 points per game this season, while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov answers for Hasselt at 14.8 PPG. Both guards will need to impose themselves early if their teams hope to advance. The cup format offers no room for second chances. One game, one result — and the pressure that comes with it tends to separate the sides that are built to handle it from those that fold. Lommel will have home court at Sporthal Souverein; Hasselt will need to weather that and stay composed in transition. Tune in to see which backcourt player dictates tempo and which supporting cast can turn a scoring leader's output into actual buckets when it matters most.

Mathis Bizimana carried CB Liège to a decisive 113–77 victory over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B in the Beker van België 1/16 Finals, posting 29 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists across 29 minutes. He shot 14 of 19 from the field—a clinical 73.7%—and added 2 steals, though he managed just 1 of 3 from the free-throw line. The 36-point margin tells the story of a mismatch that CB Liège never allowed to tighten. Bizimana's efficiency on a high volume of attempts, paired with his rebounding work, kept the visitors in control throughout. His ball movement kept pace with the offensive rhythm; the single turnover underscored a composed performance. CB Liège's Beker campaign ends with a convincing road win, a statement of intent in the knockout stage.

First game for Partena Professional Okapi Aalst: Elias Lasisi against Phantoms Basket Boom — 18 PTS · 3 REB · 1 AST in 23 minutes. Last appearance for Windrose Giants Antwerp was 2026-06-13. https://www.thisisbasketball.eu/players/sportspress-player-4354

Malik Thomas gave Partena Professional Okapi Aalst everything they needed in 21 minutes: 22 points on efficient free-throw shooting (9/9), three assists, two steals, and the kind of composed presence that turns a cup tie into a foregone conclusion. He shot 5/15 overall and made 3/9 threes, but it was the stripe where he did his damage, converting every attempt he earned. Partena Professional Okapi Aalst dismantled Phantoms Basket Boom 101–72 in the Beker van België round of 16, a 29-point rout that left no doubt about who belonged in the next stage. Thomas's efficiency from the line — matching his total attempts with perfect makes — underlined a performance that never needed to force; the game had been decided long before the final buzzer. The Aalst side's campaign in Belgium's national cup reaches its conclusion with this convincing away win. They move forward with a statement result.

🏀 Final: Phantoms Basket Boom 72–101 Partena Professional Okapi Aalst. Top: Bert Van De Broek 19 PTS.

Mathis Bizimana came out firing in CB Liège's 113–77 demolition of Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B. The forward finished with 29 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists across 29 minutes, shooting a clean 14/19 from the floor. He needed just one free-throw attempt to round out a near-flawless night. The 36-point margin told the story of this 1/16 Finals match — CB Liège simply overwhelmed their opponent from the opening tip, and Bizimana's efficiency on both ends reflected a team playing with complete control. His work on the glass was steady, his decision-making sharp, and his touch around the rim relentless. When a team wins by that distance, one player rarely carries the load alone, but Bizimana's presence set the tone early and never let up. This campaign ends here for CB Liège, but they'll take a strong exit from the Beker van België with a statement performance.

CB Liège left no room for doubt in the 1/16 Finals, overwhelming Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 113–77 to advance with clinical, one-sided dominance. Val-Dieu started with purpose. A 10-0 run midway through the first quarter put them up early, and they built a 12-point lead at 20–8. But the first quarter ended tied at 27–27. From there, CB Liège took over. They outscored Val-Dieu 32–12 in the second quarter to lead 59–39 at half-time, and never looked back. By the end of the third, they sat comfortably ahead 83–59. Val-Dieu managed 18 points in the fourth, but CB Liège added 30 more, finishing with a 36-point margin that peaked at 109–73 late in the frame. Mathis Bizimana was the decisive force for CB Liège, posting 29 points on a clean 14-of-19 shooting with 13 rebounds and 5 assists. Kylen Milton (17 PTS on 5/7 FG, 6/7 FT) and Clément Matisse (15 PTS, 9 REB, 7 AST) provided steady complementary scoring. For Val-Dieu, Hugo Giaux (18 PTS, 3 STL on 8/15 FG) and Ilan Mbessang (16 PTS, 6 REB on 8/10 FG) fought hard, but the gulf in execution was too wide. CB Liège's tournament campaign ends with a statement. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's bid for a cup run is over.

Arno Mollekens turned in a clinical 18-minute shift for Basket Willebroek, finishing with 25 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block on 11-of-13 shooting from the floor and 3 of 4 from the line. No turnovers, no fouls — a near-perfect offensive performance. Basket Willebroek dismantled United Basket Woluwe 107–81 at home in the 1/16 Finals of the Beker van België, a 26-point margin that left little doubt about the outcome from midway through. Mollekens efficiency in the paint and mid-range set the tone early, and the hosts never relented. The Beker campaign is now complete for Willebroek. This quarter-final stage exit ends their run in the cup, leaving them with a dominant home performance to reflect on and a clear measure of their depth when they need it. #BasketWillebroek #BekervanBelgië #MollekensEfficiency #BelgianBasketball #1/16Finals #CupBasketball

Phantoms Basket Boom and Partena Professional Okapi Aalst meet in the Beker van België at Brax Hall tonight, with both clubs looking to advance in the domestic cup. Boom will lean on Joppe Bouckaert, who has averaged 10.9 points per game this season. The forward will face an Aalst side competing in one of Belgium's premier cup competitions. Cup play often rewards precision and pacing over volume — both teams will need to execute cleanly if they want to progress. Tipoff is in roughly six hours. Tune in to see who moves forward.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B will host CB Liège in the Beker van België at Salle Pierre de Coubertin, Jumet. Tipoff is at 20:00 CET. Noa Bronne has carried Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's scoring load this season at 15.4 points per game. The cup format offers both sides a chance to make a statement in a single-elimination setting where depth and execution matter equally. Tune in to watch it unfold.

Landon Unruh finished the job for AB0 LDP Donza, posting 16 points, 11 rebounds, 2 steals and a block across 34 minutes as the home side edged BBC Falco Gent 85–80 in the Beker van België Round of 16. The Belgian Cup run ends here for AB0 LDP Donza, but Unruh's two-way work — particularly his rebound haul and interior defence — proved decisive in a five-point margin. He shot 6 of 16 from the field and was perfect from the free-throw line, though three-point range eluded him (0 of 7). The miss rate from deep reflects a narrower offensive window, yet his interior presence and the four made free throws when the game tightened kept Donza ahead down the stretch. For BBC Falco Gent, a five-point loss in a single-elimination tie is final. Donza's campaign in this competition ends with the victory.

Arno Mollekens turned in a near-perfect evening for Basket Willebroek, posting 25 points, 10 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block across just 18 minutes in the 1/16 Finals of the Beker van België. He shot 11 of 13 from the field — a clinical 85 percent — and added 3 of 4 free throws, working with minimal turnoil (1 turnover, 0 fouls) in what became a dominant home display. Willebroek's 107–81 victory over United Basket Woluwe left little room for doubt. A 26-point margin in a knockout tie is as conclusive as domestic cup basketball gets, and Mollekens efficiency from the floor — particularly his work in the paint — was the spine of the win. He made his possessions count in a way that set the tone early and never allowed Woluwe a foothold. With that result, Basket Willebroek's cup run comes to an end. A strong individual showing from Mollekens on the night, but the deeper prize slipped away.

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.

🏀 Final: AB0 LDP Donza 85–80 BBC Falco Gent. Top: Xander Sierens 17 PTS.

🏀 Final: Basket Willebroek 107–81 United Basket Woluwe. Top: Arno Mollekens 25 PTS.

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.

AB0 LDP Donza and BBC Falco Gent meet in the Beker van België at OCP Gemeentelijke Basisschool, with tip-off in about six hours. Landon Unruh has been Donza's engine this season, averaging 19.5 points per game. Ajani Faison leads Gent at 17.7 PPG—a compact offensive framework for a cup tie where possessions are precious and shooting efficiency can swing the result quickly. Cup basketball demands clean execution and discipline. Both rosters will need to limit turnovers and respect the three-point line; one bad quarter can bury you when there's no second chance. Tune in to see which side handles the pressure better.

Basket Willebroek hosts United Basket Woluwe in the Beker van België tonight at Sporthal de Schalk — a knockout cup tie that will demand Willebroek sharpen its perimeter defense early. Antoine Malliar is averaging 20.7 points per game for Woluwe and has the size and range to punish any lapses; Seppe D'espallier (15.4 PPG) will need to set the tone on both ends if Willebroek is to control tempo and limit second-chance opportunities. Cup basketball strips away margin for error. One slip defensively, one careless possession, and you're packing up. Watch how Willebroek's guards navigate Woluwe's pressure in the opening minutes — that tells you everything about whether this stays competitive. Tip-off is in about six hours.