Gembo Borgerhout - A

Wannes Tomlow

Gembo Borgerhout - A · 34 min★★★★★

28 pts12 reb1 ast91.5 TIB EFF

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.

CEP Fleurus - A

70–82

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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.

Lander Kuijt

Gembo Borgerhout - A · 30 min★★★★★

15 pts1 reb1 ast64.5 TIB EFF

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.

Gembo Borgerhout - A

102–100

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BBC Falco Gent - A

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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.

Wannes Tomlow

Gembo Borgerhout - A · 21 min★★★★★

17 pts8 reb1 ast59.5 TIB EFF

⭐ Player of the Game: Tim Bollen — 20 PTS, 4 REB, 7 AST, 3 STL. AB InBev Leuven Bears B fall, 77–85.

AB InBev Leuven Bears - B

77–85

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Gembo Borgerhout secured a hard-fought eight-point win over AB InBev Leuven Bears B in Group Stage play, 85–77. The margin tells the story: neither side pulled clear, but Borgerhout held their nerve when it mattered. Leuven led early, reaching 19–26 after the opening quarter. Borgerhout steadied at the half, trailing 35–41 — a manageable gap. The third quarter swung the game: Borgerhout outscored Leuven 29–24 to take control at 70–59. Leuven clawed back in the fourth, adding 18 points, but Borgerhout's 15-point quarter closed the door. Wannes Tomlow paced Borgerhout with efficient finishing: 17 PTS on 6/9 shooting, 8 REB. Quinten Smout added 16 PTS and 7 AST, while Lander Kuijt chipped in 15 PTS with 3 STL. Tim Bollen led Leuven with 20 PTS, 7 AST, and 4 REB on 7/16 shooting; Eise van Wayenburg contributed 17 PTS and 8 REB. The result closes Borgerhout's group-stage campaign. For Leuven, attention turns to Saturday 29 August, when they visit BBC Falco Gent.

Wannes Tomlow

Gembo Borgerhout - A · 36 min★★★★★

25 pts16 reb7 ast83.5 TIB EFF

Wannes Tomlow carried Gembo Borgerhout to a 102–100 win over BBC Falco Gent in Group Stage play, posting 25 points, 16 rebounds and 7 assists across 36 minutes. He shot 7 of 14 from the field and made 10 of 16 free throws, though seven turnovers and four fouls kept the margin tighter than his output suggested it might have been. The two-point finish underscored how close the Beker van België contest remained. Tomlow's work on the glass—16 boards in 36 minutes—gave Gembo Borgerhout second chances and limited what Falco Gent could do on the glass. His free-throw discipline in the final stretches proved decisive when the game tightened. It was the kind of all-around night that wins close matches: not a shooting exhibition (1 of 3 from three), but physical, pervasive rebounding paired with decision-making that kept Gembo in front when it mattered most.

Gembo Borgerhout - A

102–100

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BBC Falco Gent - A

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Gembo Borgerhout held on by two in the Beker van België Group Stage, surviving a furious fourth-quarter surge from BBC Falco Gent to seal a 102–100 win. The hosts dominated the opening quarter, building a 32–19 cushion, but Gent answered with a 28–16 second quarter to cut it to 48–47 at the break. Borgerhout extended their lead to eight by the end of three, 77–69, only for Gent to outscore them 31–25 in the final frame and nearly complete the comeback. The margin held. Wannes Tomlow shouldered the weight of Borgerhout's offense, finishing with 25 points, 16 rebounds and 7 assists on 7/14 shooting. Quinten Smout was efficient off the bench, adding 23 points on a sharp 8/13 from the field, including 7 three-pointers. Vic De Wilde was perfect from deep, 3/3, to account for 13 points in limited minutes. Gent's Viktor Buysse was clinical in defeat, posting 23 points on a near-flawless 10/13. Jasper Unal orchestrated the comeback bid with 17 points and 10 assists, and a pair of double-doubles emerged on both sides—Tomlow's and Unal's—but Borgerhout's deeper scoring bench kept them afloat. Borgerhout travel to Stella Artois Leuven Bears B on Wednesday 26 August, while Gent will host the same opponent four days later on Saturday 29 August.