Heroes Den Bosch

Enoch Cheeks put Windrose Giants Antwerp on rails early, finishing with 25 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists in 22 minutes as the visitors dismantled Heroes Den Bosch 125–86. The guard made 7 of 10 field goals, including 4 of 7 from three, and was perfect from the free-throw line at 7 of 7. It was efficient basketball in the cleanest sense: high volume, high accuracy, minimal waste. One turnover in a 39-point road win speaks to a performance where Antwerp's spacing and movement overwhelmed their opponent's defence from the opening tip. Den Bosch had no answer for Windrose's pace and shot-making. The 39-point margin was emphatic, and Cheeks' early heat—combined with the bench and role players running in rhythm—turned what could have been competitive into a rout by halftime. Antwerp visit their next assignment looking to stay sharp; Den Bosch will need to rebuild quickly. #BNXTLeague #WindroseGiantsAntwerp #HeroesDenBosch #Belgian Basketball

🏀 Final: Heroes Den Bosch 86–125 Windrose Giants Antwerp. Top scorers: Heroes Den Bosch: Alex Hunter 20 PTS · Windrose Giants Antwerp: Enoch Cheeks 25 PTS.

Enoch Cheeks is running hot for Windrose Giants Antwerp, and JJ Harper will have the unenviable task of slowing him down. The Giants' forward is averaging 18.8 points per game with a 73.1 TIB efficiency rating in recent form — elite-level consistency. Harper, meanwhile, has been solid for Heroes Den Bosch, posting 15 points and 2 assists nightly at 54.5 efficiency, but the gap between these two is measurable and real. What makes this a genuine contest is that Harper doesn't need to out-duel Cheeks to swing the result; Den Bosch's depth and ball movement can neutralize Antwerp's star without asking one player to defend the entire game. Still, the first team to establish offensive rhythm — and the forward who dictates the pace early — often sets the tone in the BNXT League. Tip-off approaches. Watch live to see whether Cheeks' momentum carries Antwerp or if Den Bosch can tighten the screws defensively.

JJ Harper turned in a clean outing for Heroes Den Bosch on 17 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists in 31 minutes, shooting 5-for-8 from the floor and a perfect 6-for-6 from the free-throw line — the kind of efficient night that underlined his team's 29-point home win over Rotterdam City Basketball. The margin tells most of the story. Heroes Den Bosch controlled the game from the outset and never let Rotterdam back in, a performance that required steady, mistake-free basketball rather than heroics. Harper's 0 turnovers in half an hour spoke to that rhythm: he moved the ball, took what was available, and didn't force anything. Next up for Heroes Den Bosch is a road test; Rotterdam will look to shake off a difficult afternoon when they get another chance.

Heroes Den Bosch dismantled Rotterdam City Basketball 79–50 in a wire-to-wire rout that left no doubt about the gap between the two sides. Den Bosch seized control from the opening minute and never relinquished it. A 10-point cushion after the first quarter ballooned to 12–0 in the second, pushing the lead to 33–21 at half-time. The visitors trailed by 14 entering the fourth quarter and had no answer there—Den Bosch outscored Rotterdam 28–13 in the final frame, reaching a 31-point advantage with 01:08 remaining to close out a comprehensive win. JJ Harper led the charge with 17 points on efficient 5/8 shooting, including 6-of-6 from the free-throw line. Maik Bouwer delivered a double-double, 15 points and 11 rebounds, while Niels Van Holst added 13 off 5/8 from the floor. Rotterdam's Isaiah Gaines managed 14 points on solid 5/10 shooting, but support elsewhere dried up—Marcus Tomashek and Lagio Grantsaan each scored 10 but combined to shoot 7/22 from the field. Den Bosch host Windrose Giants Antwerp on Saturday 17 October.

Thomas Tumba enters this one running hot. The Rotterdam City Basketball forward has posted a 48.5 TIB efficiency rating in recent weeks—the standout on either side—while averaging 12 points and a assist per game. Heroes Den Bosch will counter with JJ Harper, who sits at 38 TIB efficiency with 13 points and 2 assists, a steady secondary engine for the Den Bosch attack. The gap in efficiency suggests Rotterdam have found something to build around. Tumba's ability to move the needle defensively and in transition has lifted his team's recent form. Harper, by contrast, has been a reliable volume scorer for Den Bosch, though the efficiency gap hints at the kind of night that could tip the balance. Both sides are searching for rhythm in the BNXT League. This matchup is as much about which forward can sustain his run as it is about the teams around them. Tip-off in three hours. Follow it live.

Rotterdam City Basketball's Marcus Tomashek has been the BNXT League's leading scorer this season at 19 points per game — he'll face a Den Bosch defense built around containing that kind of offensive firepower. Heroes Den Bosch counter with JJ Harper posting 13 PPG, a steadier rhythm on the other end. This is the kind of mid-table domestic matchup that often hinges on bench depth and transition defense. Watch how Den Bosch's perimeter game holds up against Rotterdam's pace, and whether Harper can find easy looks in open court or if Rotterdam's guards will force him into tighter quarters. Tip-off is in about six hours. Stream it live.

First game for Heroes Den Bosch: JJ Harper against Landstede Hammers Zwolle — 13 PTS · 8 REB · 2 AST in 34 minutes. Last appearance for Liberty was 2026-03-22. https://www.thisisbasketball.eu/players/espn-ncaam-player-5119095

Devin Whitfield scored 23 points on 9-of-18 shooting to lead Landstede Hammers Zwolle past Heroes Den Bosch 70–59 at home. The guard made 3 three-pointers and added 4 rebounds and 2 steals across 35 minutes, keeping his turnovers to a single miscue in a measured display. The 11-point margin reflected the difference between a Zwolle side that managed its possessions cleanly and a Den Bosch attack that struggled to find rhythm. Whitfield's efficiency — particularly his 2-of-2 free-throw clip and restrained shot selection — anchored the home side's balance. The result keeps Landstede Hammers Zwolle moving through the regular season. Next up: another test in a grinding domestic calendar.

Landstede Hammers Zwolle pulled away late to hold off Heroes Den Bosch, 70–59, in a back-and-forth affair that saw 12 lead changes and 7 ties before settling into a clear win. The opening quarter favored the hosts, who led 16–11. Heroes Den Bosch then seized control in the second, ripping off a 9-0 run midway through the frame to edge ahead 24–23. At halftime, Den Bosch held a narrow 34–31 lead. The third quarter stayed tight — Landstede trailed 49–47 heading into the final period. The fourth quarter flipped the script. Landstede outscored Den Bosch 23–10 to establish an 11-point cushion with 21 seconds left. Den Bosch never recovered. Devin Whitfield led Landstede with 23 points on 9/18 shooting, including 3/7 from deep, while Jlynn Counter added 15 points (7/13 FG) and a team-high 3 steals. Nelson Haskin grabbed 7 rebounds and went 5-for-6 from the line. For Den Bosch, JJ Harper posted 13 points and 8 rebounds despite struggling to 4/14 from the field, and Joep Van Gestel was efficient at 10 points on a perfect 4/4 shooting night. Landstede visits Coretec Oostende on Saturday, 10 October.

Landstede Hammers Zwolle host Heroes Den Bosch in the BNXT League this evening, with Boyd Van Der Vuurst's 15.5 points per game likely to draw the eyes of the Den Bosch defence. The Hammers will be counting on their leading scorer to maintain that scoring touch as the sides prepare to square off. Tune in to catch the action unfold.