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Wannes Tomlow finished with 19 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists in 37 minutes as Gembo Borgerhout held off St.-Truidense 63–58 on the road. The forward's efficiency rating earned him our player-of-the-game nod despite a shooting night that saw him convert just 5 of 10 from the floor (2 of 5 on threes), though he compensated at the line with 7 of 12 made free throws. The five-point margin mattered in a defensive grind where neither side found rhythm early. Tomlow's 11 boards and three steals across the night reflected the kind of two-way work that typically tilts close games — he forced the issue on both ends without dominating the ball (5 turnovers in 37 minutes is unavoidable noise in that kind of workload). St.-Truidense competed hard at home but couldn't quite thread the needle down the stretch. Gembo Borgerhout's road win sends them into the next Group A fixture with genuine momentum.

Gembo Borgerhout's unbeaten streak survives a late scare at Sint-Truiden. St.-Truidense clawed back from a five-point deficit after three quarters but could not find the final bucket; the sides traded points evenly through the fourth before Gembo held on, 63–58, to improve to 7–0 in Group A. The first half belonged to neither team cleanly. Gembo Borgerhout took Q1 by three (17–14) but St.-Truidense answered hard in the second, outscoring them 15–8 to lead 29–25 at the break. The momentum swung decisively in Q3: Gembo ripped off a 24–15 quarter, peaking with an eight-point lead at 46–38 late in the frame, leaving St.-Truidense trailing 49–44 heading into the fourth. St.-Truidense matched Gembo Borgerhout score-for-score down the stretch—both teams managed 14 points in the final quarter—but could not bridge the gap. The game stayed one possession inside the final two minutes, yet the hosts never drew level. Wannes Tomlow led Gembo with 19 PTS on 5/10 shooting, 11 REB and 5 AST, while Quinten Smout added 19 PTS (5/12 FG, 5/12 from three, 4/4 FT) and Len Bastiaenssen posted 14 PTS, 10 REB (double-double). For St.-Truidense, Abel Baptista and Yannick Ravert each scored 10 PTS; Ravert grabbed 12 boards (double-double) but shot just 2/5 from the floor. The loss marks St.-Truidense's fifth straight defeat, dropping them to 2–5. Gembo Borgerhout host St-Niklase Condors on Saturday; St.-Truidense welcome Amon Jeugd Gentson on Sunday.

Gembo Borgerhout stayed perfect in Group A with a 12-point win over Royal Nivelles Basketball, stretching their unbeaten run to six straight. The hosts built a commanding 17-point lead early in the second quarter—33-16 with 7:59 on the clock—but Nivelles refused to fold, cutting it to 33-25 midway through the same period and clawing back into contention. At the half, Gembo held a more modest 43-32 margin after Nivelles took the second quarter 18-17. The third quarter tilted sharply: Nivelles outscored their hosts 25-15, pulling within one at 58-57 heading into the final frame. It looked like an upset brewing. Gembo answered decisively. A 25-14 fourth-quarter performance sealed the result and kept them at 6-0 for the season, while Nivelles' two-game winning streak ended; they fall to 3-2 in Group A. Len Bastiaenssen anchored the win with 20 points and 12 rebounds (double-double) on efficient 6/8 shooting, while Wannes Tomlow contributed 19 points and 6 assists on 6/8 from the field. Vic De Wilde added 15 points and 3 steals. For Nivelles, Axel Bizet led with 16 points and 4 assists; Cyril Bataille scored 15. Gembo visit St.-Truidense on Sunday 25 October.

Wannes Tomlow carried Gembo Borgerhout home with 19 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds in 40 minutes—shooting 6 of 8 from the field and 7 of 8 from the line—as the hosts beat Royal Nivelles Basketball 83–71 in Group A of Top Division Men 2. Tomlow's efficiency on a small volume was the difference. He turned the ball over just twice and moved the ball into open spaces consistently; his assist-to-turnover ratio and near-perfect free-throw shooting (87.5%) gave Gembo control when Royal Nivelles tried to claw back. The 12-point margin held firm because Tomlow didn't force things when Nivelles pressed—the kind of steady, low-ego performance that doesn't always fill a box score but settles a game. Royal Nivelles stayed competitive in stretches but never found the rhythm to make this close. Gembo's home advantage and Tomlow's restraint proved too much. Next up, Gembo face their next Group A fixture; Nivelles will look to regroup.

Wannes Tomlow carried Gembo Borgerhout to a 14-point road win over Andenne with 26 points and 15 rebounds across 35 minutes, his 12 made free throws the backbone of a dominant interior performance. The 7-of-12 shooting from the field and efficient work on the glass gave the visitors a lopsided advantage on the glass and in the paint — Andenne never mounted a serious second-half comeback against that kind of rebounding pressure. Tomlow's night was built on volume and consistency rather than flash. A single assist and three turnovers underlined a straightforward role: finish possessions and control the glass. He did both. The 82–68 final tells the story — Gembo Borgerhout's margin of victory was never in doubt once their frontcourt established itself. Group A play continues for both teams. For Gembo Borgerhout, maintaining this kind of interior dominance will be key as the Top Division campaign unfolds.

Gembo Borgerhout made their control felt from the opening quarter, building a six-point lead by the end of Q1 and holding a four-point edge at half-time (35–39). Andenne drew level early in the third, but Gembo's response was decisive — a 10-0 run midway through the quarter turned 49–52 into 49–62, and they never surrendered that grip. The visitors' lead swelled to 21 points with 2:54 left in the fourth, a margin that told the story of a team that simply had more answers. Andenne managed 16 points in the final quarter but could not thread the needle; Gembo closed the evening 82–68, a 14-point win that was never truly in doubt once the third quarter tilted. Wannes Tomlow led the charge with 26 points and 15 rebounds, a double-double built on efficient two-point work (7/12). Vic De Wilde and Tom Ackermans each added 16, with De Wilde's 7/9 shooting and Ackermans range (7/11, 2/4 from three) keeping the offense humming. For Andenne, Kevin Stilmant's 20 points and Gabriel Gnekpe's sharpshooting (5/6, 2/3 from three) counted for little against Gembo's depth and control. Next up: Andenne travel to Hasselt BT on Friday; Gembo Borgerhout host Royal Nivelles Basketball on Saturday.

Wannes Tomlow has spent the season punishing defenses at 17.5 points per game, and Gembo Borgerhout will look to lean on that scoring punch when they visit Andenne this evening. The hosts counter with Kevin Stilmant, who has averaged 12.4 points through the season — a secondary option but a reliable one in the Top Division Men 2 frame. This matchup sits at the heart of Belgian domestic basketball's midweek rhythm. Both sides will be jockeying for position, and Tomlow's offensive burden against Andenne's perimeter defense figures to be the central subplot. Watch how Andenne scheme to slow the Gembo Borgerhout lead scorer without fouling into foul trouble. Tip-off at Andenne Arena in about six hours. Worth your time if you're tracking the division's balance of power.

Quinten Smout finished with 21 points, 4 assists and 3 steals to lead Gembo Borgerhout to a 23-point win over Basket Tongeren at home. The guard made 8 of 17 shots overall and 5 of 13 from three, working efficiently within the Borgerhout system even as the hosts pulled away to 86–63. Smout's ball security was clean—just 2 turnovers across 28 minutes—and his perimeter shot gave Borgerhout options on a night when the offence ran without friction. He did not attempt a free throw, a reflection of the rhythm play rather than any defensive pressure that forced him off-balance. Group A play continues for both sides. Borgerhout will look to build on this comfortable margin; Tongeren faces the harder work of regrouping after a loss of that size.

🏀 Final: Gembo Borgerhout 86–63 Basket Tongeren. Top: Quinten Smout 21 PTS.

Gembo Borgerhout host Basket Tongeren in Top Division Men 2 tonight, with Wannes Tomlow and his 18.1 points per game anchoring the home offense against a Tongeren side built around Sam Proesmans (15 PPG this season). Tomlow's scoring volume will be central to how Borgerhout manages the tempo and spreads Tongeren's defense. Proesmans, meanwhile, carries the load for visitors who will need to contain a player operating at that kind of volume on his home floor. The matchup between their respective supporting casts — who holds up on the boards, who keeps ball movement fluid — often decides these mid-table fixtures. Tip-off at Sporthal Luysbekelaar in about six hours. Follow live to see which side's offense clicks first.

Len Bastiaenssen carried Gembo Borgerhout as far as it would go in the Beker van België, but 20 points and eight rebounds were not quite enough to overturn a two-point deficit at home. The forward shot 5-of-13 from the floor, yet made 10 of 11 free throws to lead Gembo's scoring in the 1/16 Finals loss to Ninane Promotion. He added three assists and worked 34 minutes as his team pushed late but fell short at 73–75. The missed opportunities from the field — particularly the lone three-point attempt that did not fall — left thin margins in a tight contest that tilted the wrong way. Bastiaenssen's night was a portrait of Belgian cup basketball: resourcefulness and effort constrained by cold shooting, where a few makes from distance might have changed the story. Gembo's campaign in the competition ends here.

Ninane Promotion scraped through to the next round, holding off a furious Gembo Borgerhout rally to win 75–73 in the Beker van België 1/16 Finals. Nine lead changes and seven ties made for a back-and-forth contest decided only in the final two minutes. Gembo Borgerhout set the early pace, leading 24–16 late in the first quarter. Ninane Promotion swung momentum hard through the second, ripping off a 12-0 run midway through to flip the script and lead 43–33 at half-time. That edge grew to 13 points early in the third quarter at 49–36. Gembo Borgerhout clawed back, though — a 24–11 third-quarter surge cut it to a single possession at 57–54 heading into the fourth. The final frame stayed tight throughout, with neither side able to pull clear, and Ninane Promotion held on. Len Bastiaenssen led Gembo Borgerhout with 20 points on solid efficiency (5/13 FG, 10/11 FT) plus 8 rebounds, while Quinten Smout added 18 points on 4/6 three-point shooting. Wannes Tomlow posted a double-double with 12 points and 18 rebounds. For Ninane Promotion, Sacha Di Prospero top-scored with 14 points on 7/11 shooting, and Maxime Bodson hit three from range en route to 12 points off the bench. Both sides' campaigns in the cup now end here.

Gembo Borgerhout and Ninane Promotion meet in the Beker van België tonight at Sporthal Luisbekelaar, with both clubs looking to advance in the cup. Wannes Tomlow has been Borgerhout's engine all season, averaging 19.2 points per game, while Ninane will lean on Maxime Bodson, who sits at 17.6 PPG. Cup basketball often turns on depth and execution rather than individual talent alone, but Tomlow and Bodson's scoring touch will be central to how their respective teams attack. Watch how each side's supporting cast moves the ball and whether either team can build a lead early enough to control the pace. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Luisbekelaar. Tune in to see who books their spot in the next round.

Quinten Smout finished with 13 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists as Gembo Borgerhout held off Hasselt BT 73–67 at home in Group A play. The Borgerhout guard was efficient from distance, hitting 3 of 8 three-pointers and converting all 4 free throws in 38 minutes. His ball movement kept the offence ticking even when his shot wasn't falling consistently — he was 3 of 9 overall from the field — and he managed the game without forcing turnovers into a difficult second half. Smout's steadiness proved the difference in a six-point win that stayed competitive throughout. Gembo Borgerhout edges toward the latter rounds of group play with a performance that leaned on depth and discipline rather than a single breakout display.

🏀 Final: Gembo Borgerhout 73–67 Hasselt BT. Top: Len Bastiaenssen 18 PTS.

Gembo Borgerhout host Hasselt BT in Top Division Men 2 tonight at Sporthal Luysbekelaar, with tip-off in about six hours. Wannes Tomlow has been the driving force for the hosts this season, averaging 20.2 points per game — the kind of consistent scoring load that keeps sides competitive through a long campaign. Hasselt will counter with Kyrylo Meshcheriakov, who's putting up 16.2 PPG and will need a sharp night if the visitors are to make this one close. This is the sort of fixture that tends to hinge on depth and execution rather than a single standout moment. Tomlow's scoring touch, if it stays reliable, gives Borgerhout a platform to build from; Meshcheriakov's ability to find rhythm early could swing things the other way. The margin usually belongs to whichever side controls the second half and limits the damage on the glass. Watch it live tonight from Borgerhout.

Wannes Tomlow took over inside for Gembo Borgerhout on the road, finishing with 28 points, 12 rebounds and 3 steals across 34 minutes as the visitors held off CEP Fleurus 82–70 in Group A play. The Borgerhout forward was nearly unstoppable in the paint, connecting on 11 of 14 field-goal attempts. He drew fouls at a steady rate too, though his 6-for-12 showing at the line suggests CEP's defence found ways to contest even when Tomlow had position. Three turnovers in a dozen-point margin is noise; what mattered was the efficiency — when he went up, the ball went in. CEP kept it respectable through stretches but never found an answer for Tomlow's touch. Borgerhout's 12-point road win was built on that foundation, and now both clubs turn to their next fixture in what shapes as a tight Group A race.

Gembo Borgerhout held firm in the fourth quarter to beat CEP Fleurus 82–70, a 12-point margin that reflected their control down the stretch. The game itself was tighter than the scoreline suggests — five lead changes and seven ties kept it competitive through the first half, but Gembo's depth and shooting touch proved the difference when it mattered. A 13-0 run midway through the first quarter gave Gembo an early foundation they never fully surrendered. CEP stayed close at the half (42–46), then clawed level after three quarters (60–63), but Gembo outscored them 19–10 in the fourth to seal it. With 31 seconds left, they led by their full 12, and CEP had no answer. Wannes Tomlow was the engine: 28 points on 11/14 shooting and 12 rebounds for a double-double that set the tempo. Quinten Smout added 16 points with four three-pointers, offering the perimeter threat CEP couldn't contain. For CEP, Jeremy Conreur was efficient inside (21 points, 9/11 from the field), but Anthony Lambot's 14 points on 5/14 shooting showed how Gembo's defense tightened when needed. CEP visit Royal IV Brussels on Friday the 18th. Gembo host Hasselt BT the following evening.

Bas Van den Audenaerde carried Gembo Borgerhout to a road win over Amon Jeugd Gentson, 73–61, with 16 points in just 18 minutes of play. The guard was efficient from the field (5/10) and lethal from three (2/4), while converting all four free throws. He also chipped in five rebounds and three steals—work that does not always show up in the stat line but mattered in a 12-point margin away from home. Gembo Borgerhout's defence tightened as the game went on, and Van den Audenaerde's ball security—just one turnover in limited minutes—kept the rhythm intact. In Top Division Men Group A, where every game in the early round carries weight, that kind of composure and accuracy on a hostile floor is exactly what teams are built on.

Jasper Unal finished with 17 points, 10 assists and 6 rebounds in 35 minutes as BBC Falco Gent fell 100–102 to Gembo Borgerhout in a Group Stage contest — a two-point margin that underscored a tight defensive battle. Unal shot 4 of 7 from the floor, made both his attempted threes, and was perfect at the free throw line with 7 of 7, though four turnovers in the game reflected the pressure both teams applied. The loss came on the road, where possession-control and ball security proved decisive. Unal's efficiency rating edged the rest of the floor, his playmaking central to what BBC Falco Gent generated offensively despite the result. A near-flawless night from the stripe and a balanced stat line underlined his control of the tempo, even if the final possession fell short.