CityX Mons

Jlynn Counter steered Landstede Hammers Zwolle to a commanding 74–57 road win over CityX Mons with 17 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists in 28 minutes. The Dutch visitor built a 17-point margin and never looked threatened in the second half, with Counter's steadiness—7-of-16 shooting, including 3 three-pointers—anchoring the offense when Mons had no answer. It was a workmanlike display rather than a spectacular one. Counter turned the ball over twice and misfired on his only free-throw attempt, but the volume and timing of his makes kept Landstede ahead by comfortable margins. In a game that became lopsided early, his presence on the floor meant the visitors never had to stage a comeback. The road trip continues for Landstede; CityX Mons will look to bounce back at home next.

Landstede Hammers Zwolle's early surge set the tone and never loosened. A 12-0 run mid-first quarter—climbing from 4-0 to 4-12—built a lead Zwolle would not relinquish, and CityX Mons never found an answer. By half-time, the gap stood at nine (30–39), and it only widened from there. After three quarters, Zwolle's advantage had stretched to 11 (45–56), and a 18-12 fourth-quarter win sealed a 17-point final margin that was never truly in doubt. Zwolle's balance did the damage. Jlynn Counter led with 17 PTS, 6 REB, 4 AST on 7/16 shooting, while Isaac Abidde added 15 PTS, 7 REB (6/10 FG, 3/6 from three). Boy Van Vliet was clinical off the bench—14 PTS on a perfect 3/3 from deep and 5/5 from the line. Mons, now 0-3 and seeking their first win, got 21 PTS, 6 REB from Kylian Mpete on 8/17 shooting, but his teammates could not generate sustained offense. Abdoulaye Diarra chipped in 11 PTS, 5 REB, yet it amounted to too little against Zwolle's disciplined execution. This was a comfortable, controlled performance from Zwolle (now 2-1), who face Brussels Basketball at home on Sunday. Mons travel to Rotterdam City on the same day—still winless in the league, they will need to reset quickly.

Boyd Van Der Vuurst has been running the offense at another level lately. The Landstede Hammers Zwolle playmaker sits at a 61.3 TIB efficiency rating in recent form, dishing 6.7 assists per game alongside 16.3 points. That's the kind of floor general work that can lock down a BNXT League fixture — especially one where the other team's ball-mover, Kylian Mpete of CityX Mons, is doing solid but less spectacular work (2 assists, 19.3 ppg, 50 TIB EFF over the same stretch). Mpete has been the more efficient scorer for Mons, carrying offensive load week to week. But Zwolle's ability to generate looks through Van Der Vuurst's distributor hands means CityX will need more than just perimeter shot-making to keep pace. The question is whether Mons' scoring punch can outrun Zwolle's orchestrated rhythm. Tip-off in three hours. Watch it live.

Joshua Heath orchestrated a 38-point rout of CityX Mons, posting 8 points, 6 rebounds and 13 assists in just 25 minutes—a masterclass in orchestration that set the tone for Val-Dieu Spirou Basket's 98–60 blowout win at home. The playmaker's efficiency was crisp: 3 of 4 from the floor, including 2 three-pointers on 3 attempts. He moved the ball with precision and purpose, letting teammates finish what he started. In a game that got lopsided early, Heath's control of the tempo and court vision meant the home side never had to strain. When one team wins by 38 in domestic league play, it's rarely about a single player. But Heath's 13 assists—with only 2 turnovers across 25 minutes—told the story of a team that knew where it was going, and why. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket next faces a quick turnaround in the regular season grind.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket steamrolled CityX Mons 98–60, a 38-point demolition that left no doubt about which side came to play in the BNXT League. The gulf opened fast. After a tight first quarter (26–22), Spirou seized control of the second, outscoring Mons 24–8 to build a 50–30 halftime lead that felt decisive even then. Mons managed a slight push in the third, scoring 15 points, but Spirou's 25-point third quarter put the result beyond reach at 75–45. The fourth was academic: Spirou added a 13-0 run mid-quarter to stretch the margin to 38 with 27 seconds left. Adedayo Polet led Spirou with 16 points on efficient shooting (5/12 FG, 4/8 threes) while adding four assists. Sam Hofman chipped in 12 points and nine rebounds; Douglas Konieczny Jr. also Tallir 12 on a clean 6/9 from the field. Mons' Kylian Mpete (14 PTS on 5/15 FG) and Feie Tallir (13 PTS, 4/8 FG) worked hard but had little to work with. Spirou travel to Donar Groningen on Wednesday. Mons host Landstede Hammers Zwolle on Saturday.

Douglas Konieczny Jr. is averaging 22.5 points per game in recent form, and his 67.8 TIB Efficiency rating edges out everyone else in this matchup — but Kylian Mpete won't make it easy. The CityX Mons guard is right behind at 63.8, hitting 22 points a night while orchestrating play at 2.5 assists per game, a clear notch above Konieczny Jr.'s 0.5. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket and CityX Mons square off in the BNXT League with both wings in form. Konieczny Jr.'s pure scoring punch will face a stiffer test in Mpete's two-way pressure — one finisher, one architect. The gap between them is narrow enough that the game hinges on which teammate steps up around them. Tip-off is in roughly three hours. Worth your time.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket and CityX Mons tip off in the BNXT League with two scorers in rhythm: Douglas Konieczny Jr. has been steady for Val-Dieu Spirou Basket at 22.5 PPG this season, while Kylian Mpete matches that offensive load for CityX Mons at 22 PPG. Both wings will shape how this one unfolds. The real contest sits on the perimeter and in transition — whoever controls the pace and cleans the glass early will dictate play into the second half. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket and CityX Mons have shown they can score in bunches; the team that locks down role players and limits second chances will earn the edge. Catch it live in about six hours.

Noel Coleman orchestrated Windrose Giants Antwerp's demolition of CityX Mons with a quiet, all-around hand: 12 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds in 23 minutes, connecting on 5-of-10 from the field and 2-of-5 from deep. The Giants' 37-point road victory was never in doubt, but Coleman's efficiency — 2 turnovers across nearly half an hour — kept the tempo controlled and the offence flowing. He didn't need to score to lead; the assist total tells the real story of a guard who found cutters and spot-up shooters in a game that got away from Mons early and stayed away. A sharp performance in a lopsided affair, the kind that works itself into winning habits as the season rolls on.

Windrose Giants Antwerp dismantled CityX Mons 100–63 in a wire-to-wire BNXT League rout, never trailing and building a 44-point lead with 4:35 remaining in the fourth quarter. There was no momentum shift, no second-half rally—just one team in complete control from the opening tip. The damage came early. An 11-0 run midway through the first quarter stretched Antwerp's lead to 22–5, and CityX Mons never recovered. By half-time, the gap was 24–48. Antwerp's defense suffocated Mons' offense all evening, holding them to just 16 points in the fourth quarter as the game became a formality. Enoch Cheeks led Antwerp's balanced attack with 13 points on crisp 5-for-7 shooting, including 3 three-pointers. Noel Coleman and Nijel Pack added 12 and 11 respectively, with Coleman orchestrating the offense across four assists. For Mons, Younes Boukichou managed 18 points on 7-for-15 work, and Kylian Mpete fought hard from the free-throw line (12 for 14) to finish with 16, but individual efforts meant little against Antwerp's collective dominance. CityX Mons host Val-Dieu Spirou Basket on Friday 9 October looking to respond. Windrose Giants Antwerp, meanwhile, welcome House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk on Saturday 10 October.

Kylian Mpete has been running hot for CityX Mons in recent weeks — 28 points and 3 assists per game on a TIB Efficiency of 101.5 — and now faces the sternest test on offer from the opposing bench. Enoch Cheeks, holding steady at 21 PPG and 2 APG with a 90 TIB EFF rating for Windrose Giants Antwerp, carries the weight of that attack. This is the kind of individual matchup that defines mid-table BNXT League nights: two wings running efficient, high-volume offenses, neither yet at the level of the league's most dominant scorers, but both sharp enough to swing a close result. Mpete's 3.3-point assists edge gives CityX ball-moving advantage if the guards can find him on the move; Cheeks steadiness keeps Antwerp's offense grounded even when the three-point line goes cold. Form matters here. Mpete's recent clip — over a point per possession — is the kind of stretch that decides single games. If Antwerp can limit his touches and force the Mons role players into creating their own looks, Cheeks consistency becomes the ballast. If CityX gets him going early, it could be a long evening for the Giants. Tipoff in three hours. This one's worth the watch.

Kylian Mpete has been the engine for CityX Mons all season, averaging 28 points per game, and the offense will flow through him again tonight as the side faces Windrose Giants Antwerp in the BNXT League. Enoch Cheeks leads Antwerp's scoring at 21 per game—a capable secondary creator who will demand defensive attention. The matchup hinges on whether Mons can sustain the offensive rhythm that Mpete orchestrates, or whether Antwerp's perimeter defense can force enough turnovers to keep the tempo in their favor. Both teams know what's at stake in a league campaign where every possession counts. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Tune in to see how this one unfolds.

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.