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Wouter Screurs made the most of his 29 minutes as Hasselt BT dismantled Basket Tongeren 71–45 away at Pibo. The 11 points on efficient 4-of-7 shooting (1-of-2 from three) anchored a dominant road display, completed by 3 rebounds and a steal with zero turnovers in 29 minutes of work. The 26-point margin tells the story: this was never a contest. Hasselt controlled tempo and pace from the outset in Group A play, and Screurs' clean shooting—hitting 2 of 4 free throws while avoiding careless fouls—exemplified their composed, mistake-free approach. Tongeren had no answer for the visitors' efficiency. Hasselt heads into their next fixture riding the confidence of a performance that required no heroics, only sound basketball. That is often the hardest kind to defend. #TopDivisionMen2 #GroupA #HasseltBT #BasketTongeren #Belgian Basketball

Hasselt BT dismantled Basket Tongeren 71–45 in Group A, extending their winning streak to five with a 26-point rout that was never in doubt after half-time. Tongeren opened with purpose, racing to an 18–5 lead with 3:08 left in the first quarter, but that early spark was the high point of their evening. Hasselt responded decisively in the second quarter, piecing together a 15–0 run midway through to swing momentum decisively. By half-time the visitors held a 31–26 edge, and the gulf widened into a chasm in the third: Hasselt outscored Tongeren 25–6 to open up a 24-point lead after three quarters. Tongeren's fourth-quarter effort (13 points) came far too late to matter. Daan Bijnens led Hasselt with 13 PTS on 5/9 shooting, while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov added 11 PTS and Chiel Koonings chipped in 11 PTS and 5 REB. For Tongeren, Jente Neven managed 10 PTS and 8 REB on a difficult 5/12 from the field. Tongeren drop to 2–4 in the competition, while Hasselt climb to 7–1. Tongeren host Gent-Oost Eagles on Saturday 7 November.

Kyrylo Meshcheriakov's 23 points on 6-of-9 shooting carried Hasselt BT past Andenne, 76–67, in a Group A matchup that swung on precision rather than volume. The Hasselt forward was efficient across the board: he went 2-for-3 from three and a near-perfect 9-for-10 from the line. Seven rebounds and a clean sheet on turnovers (0 TO in 31 minutes) meant he stayed on task without forcing. Andenne kept it close enough that a nine-point margin never felt insurmountable until the final stretch, but Meshcheriakov's steady scoring — and the lack of waste — gave Hasselt control when it mattered. Andenne will look to regroup; Hasselt can build on this at home.

Hasselt BT edged out Andenne 76–67 after overtime in a back-and-forth affair that needed an extra period to settle. The Group A matchup swung 12 times and saw both sides trade the lead repeatedly, but Hasselt's superior depth in the fourth quarter and decisive 12–3 run in overtime proved the difference on the night. Andenne held a one-point edge at the half (32–31) and remained ahead after three quarters (46–45), but Hasselt found their rhythm when it mattered most. A 7–0 fourth-quarter run midway through the period shifted momentum decisively, and when regulation ended level at 64–64, Hasselt's composure carried into the extra frame. Andenne managed just three points in overtime as Hasselt pulled away. Kyrylo Meshcheriakov led Hasselt with 23 points on sharp shooting (6/9 twos, 2/3 from three, 9/10 free throws) to go with 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Wouter Screurs added 15 points and 7 rebounds, while Daan Bijnens chipped in 9 points. For Andenne, Raphael Muth's 15 points (6/11) and Jimmy Stas's 13 (including 3/4 from three) kept them in contention, but the bench scoring dried up when it counted. The result extends Hasselt's streak to four straight wins, improving them to 6–1 in the group. Andenne drop to 1–5 and face a fourth consecutive defeat. Hasselt travel to face Basket Tongeren on Saturday.

Kyrylo Meshcheriakov made his 20 minutes count for Hasselt BT, finishing with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists as the visitors held off CEP Fleurus 83–73 in Group A play. The Ukrainian forward shot efficiently from the floor (5/9 FG, 2/5 3PT) and didn't waste trips to the line (3/5 FT). He moved the ball — rare for a high-volume scorer in a 10-point road win — and picked up a pair of steals without fouling himself into foul trouble. Two turnovers in that span is solid ball security for a player who carried real offensive load. The margin was never in question once Hasselt built separation, and Meshcheriakov's mix of scoring and secondary creation helped them avoid the kind of second-half collapse that derails road wins in this division. CEP Fleurus stayed within reach through three quarters but couldn't close the gap when it mattered.

Hasselt BT held on down the stretch to take a 10-point win over CEP Fleurus in Group A, extending their control in a second half that began with an 18-point cushion. The two teams traded the lead repeatedly early — three changes and five ties through the opening half — before Hasselt built their biggest advantage at 54-36 with 7:15 left in the third quarter. CEP Fleurus clawed back hard. A composed fourth-quarter run saw them knife the deficit from 13 down to five, scoring eight straight to reach 64-69 midway through the final frame, but Hasselt's edge held firm through the closing minutes. The difference lay in execution when it mattered. Wouter Screurs ran Hasselt's offense with precision — 13 points on 6-of-8 shooting and four assists — while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov added 15 points and ball-handling in the clutch. CEP Fleurus got 25 from Jeremy Conreur on solid 9-of-17 work, and Thomas Blaise contributed 14 points with a game-high 10 makes from the foul line, but their late surge arrived one possession too late. At 35-44 at half-time, Hasselt had seized control with their second-quarter defense. CEP Fleurus finish with 73; Hasselt escape with 83. Hasselt BT host Andenne on Friday 16 October. CEP Fleurus visit Gent-Oost Eagles on Sunday 18 October.

CEP Fleurus host Hasselt BT in Top Division Men 2 action at Complexe Sportif de Wanfercée-Baulet. The two sides meet with Anthony Lambot leading Fleurus's scoring at 15.7 points per game this season, while Kyrylo Meshcheriakov anchors Hasselt's offence at 13.4 PPG. Fleurus will be looking to control the tempo against Hasselt's attack. Meshcheriakov's scoring punch means Fleurus's perimeter defence will need to stay disciplined; Lambot's consistency, meanwhile, gives the hosts a reliable option when they need a bucket. Tip-off is coming up — tune in to see which side takes the edge in this domestic clash.

Maarten Kesters made the most of his 27 minutes for Hasselt BT, drilling 19 points on near-flawless shooting — 7 of 12 from the field, 5 of 7 from three — to guide the home side past Gent-Oost Eagles 85–72 in Group A. The margin of 13 tells the story: Hasselt controlled the game decisively. Kesters efficiency from deep was the clearest measure of that control. He added 4 assists and 2 steals while keeping turnovers to just one, a clean night in all the right places. The Eagles had no answer for his spacing and rhythm. Gent-Oost stayed competitive through stretches but never threatened a comeback. Hasselt's depth and Kesters shooting — particularly from the arc — proved the difference.

Hasselt BT took control early and never surrendered it, dispatching Gent-Oost Eagles 85–72 in Group A play. A 20-point lead — built to 51–31 with 7:41 left in the third quarter — proved decisive, even after the Eagles mounted a spirited 10-0 run mid-quarter that cut the deficit to ten. The hosts set the tone from the opening quarter, racing to 22–17, then extended their grip through the second with solid ball movement. By half-time, Hasselt led 41–28, a spread that would prove too much for Gent-Oost to overcome despite a fourth quarter that saw the Eagles outscore Hasselt 23–22 in the final frame. Maarten Kesters led the way with 19 points on efficient shooting — 7 of 12 from the floor, 5 of 7 from three — while Gijs Moors added 14 points and 6 rebounds. Wouter Screurs orchestrated the offense with 8 assists and pulled down 6 boards. For the Eagles, Jens Coppens managed 12 points but lacked the consistent support needed to threaten a comeback. Hasselt BT visit CEP Fleurus this Friday. Gent-Oost Eagles host Amon Jeugd Gentson on Sunday.

Hasselt BT and Gent-Oost Eagles tip off in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Stedelijke sportschuur Kuringen. The matchup pits Hasselt's Kyrylo Meshcheriakov — averaging 14.8 points per game this season — against Gent-Oost's Jean-Michel Citona, who is posting 14 points per night. Both clubs will lean heavily on their lead scorers to set the pace. This is a chance to see two of the division's key offensive players operate in real time and watch how each team manages perimeter and interior balance. Tip-off is at hand.

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.

Senne Geukens carried St-Niklase Condors with 30 points on 11-of-16 shooting (4/8 from three), adding 6 rebounds and 3 steals across 37 minutes — yet it was not enough to hold Hasselt BT at home. The Condors fell 79–84 in a Group A fixture, undone by a five-point margin despite Geukens efficient offensive night. He made 4 of 5 free throws and turned the ball over just twice, the kind of controlled performance that typically wins games in Top Division Men 2. Hasselt simply did not crack under the pressure and found enough answers down the stretch. It was a solid individual outing for Geukens in a losing effort — a reminder that clean shot selection and accuracy matter less than the final buzzer.

St-Niklase Condors let a double-digit lead slip away and fell just short down the stretch, losing 79–84 to Hasselt BT in a Group A matchup that stayed competitive until the final possessions. Condors built an early cushion, leading 22–12 after one quarter. But Hasselt's second-quarter surge changed the game entirely — a 13-0 run midway through the period flipped momentum, and the visitors led 44–34 at half-time. Condors clawed back in the third, outscoring Hasselt 26–20 to trail 60–64 heading into the fourth. The final quarter remained tight throughout, with the game still a one-possession contest inside the final two minutes, but Hasselt held on for the five-point win. Senne Geukens led Condors with 30 points on efficient 11/16 shooting, including 4-for-8 from three, while Ferre Vercammen posted a double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds. For Hasselt, Giel Bruyninckx's 21 points and Daan Bijnens's 13 guided the road win. Condors host St.-Truidense on Saturday 3 October.

Kyrylo Meshcheriakov has carried Hasselt BT this season at 16.2 points per game, and tonight at Sporthal De Witte Molen he'll face a Condors side anchored by Senne Geukens, who's averaging 14.6 PPG. The matchup sets up as a direct test of St-Niklase's ability to contain an efficient scoring threat while generating enough firepower of their own. Both clubs will be hunting for control of the paint and transition opportunities — the kind of grinding Top Division Men 2 basketball where one team's willingness to move the ball tends to pull away in the second half. Geukens has been reliable for the Condors all season; Meshcheriakov's volume has kept Hasselt competitive. How each handles the other's perimeter defence could decide the flow. Tip-off in about six hours. Follow it live.

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.

Wouter Screurs made the road trip count for Hasselt BT, posting 20 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists in the 76–67 win over Amon Jeugd Gentson. The 36-minute showing was clean: 7 of 11 from the field, 6 of 8 from the line, and crucially, zero turnovers across the full game — a disciplined offensive performance that held up in Group A. Hasselt's nine-point margin tells the story of a controlled road victory rather than a struggle. Screurs did not need to force anything; his shot selection stayed efficient (no three-pointers attempted, but that reflects the offensive balance Hasselt found). The efficiency efficiency rating favoured him as the night's best performer. Next up for Hasselt BT is their continuing Group A push in Top Division Men 2.