Hubo Limburg United

Enoch Cheeks carried Windrose Giants Antwerp past Hubo Limburg United on 33 minutes of work, finishing with 19 points, 10 rebounds and 4 steals — enough to earn the TIB Efficiency nod in an 88–80 home win. The Giants' forward did his damage almost entirely at the line, converting 11 of 13 free throws after struggling through the field (4 of 10 from two-point range, 0 for 5 from deep). It was the kind of night where aggression and discipline — drawing fouls, finishing when sent to the stripe — proved more valuable than shooting touch. His rebounding was a steadier presence: 10 boards meant he competed hard on the glass in a game that stayed competitive throughout. Windrose held the lead at the end, but it was not comfortable — an eight-point margin over a Limburg side that stayed within reach. Cheeks' free-throw shooting, coupled with his work on the boards and four steals, made the difference when shots weren't falling cleanly. #BNXT #WindroseGiantsAntwerp #HuboLimburgUnited #Belgian Basketball

Windrose Giants Antwerp kept their unbeaten run alive with a hard-fought 88–80 win over Hubo Limburg United, extending to five consecutive victories and moving to 5–0 in the BNXT League. The game swung constantly—eight lead changes and eight ties marked a back-and-forth affair. Hubo Limburg United seized an early edge, leading by 8 at 19–27 early in the second quarter, and held a 6-point advantage at 63–69 heading into the fourth. But Windrose Giants Antwerp throttled up when it mattered most, outscoring Hubo Limburg United 25–11 in the final quarter to pull clear. The decisive stretch came midway through the third, when Windrose Giants Antwerp ripped off a 10–0 run to turn 39–43 into 49–43. Even inside the final two minutes, Hubo Limburg United stayed within one possession before Windrose Giants Antwerp sealed it with 46 seconds left, leading 88–80. Joel Murray led Windrose Giants Antwerp with 21 points on 8/15 shooting and a perfect 4/4 from the line, while Enoch Cheeks recorded a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds, adding 4 steals on a hard-nosed defensive night. Vincent Shahid paced Hubo Limburg United with 24 points on 9/19 shooting; Noah Baumann added 19 points but it was not enough to overcome Windrose Giants Antwerp's closing surge. The loss ended a three-game winning streak for Hubo Limburg United, who drop to 3–2. Windrose Giants Antwerp visit Coretec Oostende on Sunday, 8 November. Hubo Limburg United travel to Donar Groningen the same day.

Enoch Cheeks has been the engine for Windrose Giants Antwerp lately, running the offense at 19.1 points and 2.1 assists per game with a 73.2 TIB efficiency rating. Tonight he faces a Julius Mims side that has built its own momentum — Mims sits at 76.3 efficiency and 16 points per game, though he operates more as a finisher than a floor general (0.7 assists). The numbers favour Mims on pure output, but Cheeks' role in ball movement gives Antwerp a different structural advantage. Hubo Limburg United's strength lies in isolation execution; Windrose will want to disrupt that rhythm early and lean on their guard's playmaking to find open looks. Both players have carried their respective teams through recent weeks. How they attack each other's weaknesses — Mims' efficiency against Cheeks' decision-making, Cheeks' facilitation against Mims' scoring load — will shape the BNXT League matchup. Tip-off in three hours. Catch it live.

Jonas Delalieux went 8-for-18 from the floor and 6-for-12 from three, finishing with 26 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist in 29 minutes as Hubo Limburg United held off House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk 88–83 on the road. Delalieux's shooting efficiency — particularly the half-dozen threes — was the decisive margin in a five-point win that stayed competitive throughout. He added 4 free throws on 6 attempts and kept his turnovers to two, a controlled performance when ball security could have been precarious in a close game. The scoring punch came when Hubo Limburg United needed it most in the second half. Delalieux's willingness to pull the trigger from distance and convert at volume kept the visitors ahead in a fixture that never broke open, even as House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk stayed within striking distance to the final buzzer. Hubo Limburg United's next assignment arrives shortly; House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk will look to bounce back immediately. #BNXTL #HuboLimburg #HotSK #Belgian basketball

Hubo Limburg United held off a furious House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk rally to win 88-83, their third straight victory. The margin was just one possession at the final whistle. Hubo Limburg United's control was near-total through three quarters. They won the first quarter 31-20, then poured in a 10-0 run midway through the second to stretch their lead to 44-24. By half-time, they led 57-35. A 28-point advantage with 5:19 left in the third quarter looked decisive—but Kortrijk had other ideas. The home side outscored Hubo Limburg United 28-12 in the fourth quarter alone, clawing back into single digits and forcing a tense finish. Too little, too late: Hubo Limburg United's early dominance proved enough. Jonas Delalieux led the visitors with 26 points on 8/18 shooting, hitting 6 of 12 threes. Aubin Gateretse added 17 points on efficient 7/9 work, while Achile Spadone chipped in 17 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Jamarii D'aje Thomas paced Kortrijk with 22 points on 12/15 free throws, but his 4/8 field-goal night summed up a wider shooting struggle. Bram Bogaerts and Jarne Lesuisse each scored 12 off the bench. Kortrijk remain winless at 0-4 and face Landstede Hammers Zwolle on Sunday. Hubo Limburg United sit 3-1 and visit Windrose Giants Antwerp on Saturday.

Julius Mims enters tonight's matchup against House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk in rare form—76.3 TIB Efficiency rating is the kind of number that sits alone in a room. The Hubo Limburg United forward is averaging 16 points per game of late, a volume that reflects both his touch and the trust his team places in him when the game tightens. Anthony James Smith Jr has been the consistent engine for Kortrijk, posting 12 PPG and 1.7 assists lately while running at a 32.5 TIB rating. That's solid work, the kind of steadiness a team needs to compete in this league—but the efficiency gap between the two tells a story worth watching unfold. Mims has simply been more decisive. Fewer turnovers (0.7 APG speaks to a player who isn't forcing it), cleaner decisions, the kind of floor presence that makes a defense work harder. Smith Jr's role is different, wider, and his numbers reflect that; still, if Kortrijk can limit the space Mims gets in transition and force him into tighter looks, the dynamic shifts. Tip-off is roughly three hours away. Watch how Kortrijk's perimeter defense sets up early—it will determine whether this stays competitive or tips toward Limburg.

Aubin Gateretse made the most of his 29 minutes on the floor: 17 points, 9 rebounds, 8-for-11 shooting and clean efficiency. He was largely unstoppable in the paint, asking little of the free-throw line and forcing no turnovers to spoil the afternoon. Hubo Limburg United held off Rotterdam City Basketball 87–80 at home, a seven-point margin that reflected the tightness of the contest more than a blowout. Gateretse's rebounding work and interior presence were central to that result — on a night when both sides looked to grind, his output in the mid-range and at the rim kept the home side ahead. Next up for Hubo Limburg United: a road test awaits.

Hubo Limburg United held on to beat Rotterdam City Basketball 87–80, a hard-fought win that extended the hosts' early-season revival in the BNXT League regular season. Limburg built their platform early, winning the first quarter 25–17, then reeled off a 10-0 run midway through the second to open a commanding lead. By half-time, they led 47–37. The margin ballooned to 15 points early in the third quarter at 52–37 with 7:27 remaining in that frame, but Rotterdam clawed back hard. They outscored Limburg 28–21 in the third to pull within three heading into the fourth, then stayed within striking distance all the way to the final buzzer. Limburg sealed it 87–80, surviving a one-possession game in the closing two minutes. Vincent Shahid paced Limburg with 18 points on 9-of-9 free throws and six assists, while Aubin Gateretse added 17 on efficient 8-of-11 shooting with nine rebounds. Alonso Meana led Rotterdam with 17 points and five assists; Thomas Tumba contributed 16 and nine boards. The defeat leaves Rotterdam still winless at 0–3, their third straight loss. Limburg improve to 2–1. Limburg visit House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk on Friday 23 October. Rotterdam host CityX Mons on Sunday 25 October.

Julius Mims has been the engine for Hubo Limburg United's offense in recent weeks — 16 points per game on a 76.3 TIB Efficiency rating that sits well clear of the BNXT League pack. Tonight he faces a Rotterdam City Basketball defense anchored by Isaiah Gaines, who rates at 37 TIB Efficiency and has averaged 12 points and 1 assist in current form. The gap between those two ratings tells the story of the matchup. Mims is operating at a different level right now, and Rotterdam will need Gaines to impose himself early if they're to keep Limburg from dictating the tempo down low. Tip-off is in about three hours. Watch it live.

Clément Matisse kept CB Liège competitive on the court, finishing with 20 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks across 31 minutes. He shot 7 of 14 from the field and went a perfect 6 for 6 at the free-throw line, though he misfired on all three attempts from beyond the arc. The performance, however, came in a lopsided defeat. Hubo Limburg United ran away with it, 101–73, at home for CB Liège—a 28-point margin that no single contributor could overcome. Matisse's efficiency (56% FG, 86% FT) and defensive activity stand out in isolation, but the wider context is stark: CB Liège was outgunned. Individual effort has its limits in a blowout. What matters next is whether CB Liège can regroup and tighten their collective defence before their next outing.

Hubo Limburg United never trailed in a 28-point rout of CB Liège, establishing control from the opening tip and sustaining it through four quarters with ruthless efficiency. The visitors led 26–13 after one and stretched the gap to 29 points at half-time, 56–29, behind a devastating 12-0 second-quarter run that broke the game open mid-period. Liège clawed back in the third—outscoring Limburg 24–21 to narrow the margin to 24 points—but any hope of a comeback evaporated in the fourth. Limburg's lead ballooned to 31 with just over two minutes remaining, at 97–66. Clément Matisse led Liège with 20 points on 7 of 14 shooting and 8 rebounds, though his 0-for-3 night from three highlighted his side's perimeter struggles. Romain Bruwier added 15 points on efficient 6-for-9 work from the floor. For Hubo Limburg United, Jonas Delalieux scored 14 points on 4-for-8 shooting with a perfect 4-for-4 at the line, while Wout Leemans contributed 13 points and 5 rebounds on 5-for-7 accuracy. Marijn Ververs chipped in 12 points and 3 assists. CB Liège travel to face Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen this Saturday.

Mathis Bizimana's 22.5 points per game in recent weeks have CB Liège operating at a different tempo. The question now: can Julius Mims, averaging 19 points for Hubo Limburg United, keep pace on the other end? Bizimana's 91.5 TIB Efficiency rating sits well clear of Mims' 82, and his three assists per outing suggest a player doing more than scoring—he's orchestrating. Mims has been steady (19 PPG, 1 APG in current form), but in a matchup built on scoring volume and court control, Bizimana enters as the sharper instrument. CB Liège and Hubo Limburg United tip off in the BNXT League in roughly three hours. Both clubs will lean on these two to shape the outcome.

CB Liège and Hubo Limburg United tip off tonight in a matchup anchored by two of the BNXT League's most productive scorers. Mathis Bizimana has been the engine for Liège all season, averaging 22.5 points per game, while Julius Mims leads Limburg's attack at 19 points per night. What makes this one worth watching is the rhythm each team brings into the evening. Bizimana's scoring touch and Mims' offensive load will shape how this game unfolds — whoever imposes their tempo early often dictates the rest. Catch it live in the next few hours.

Max Klesmit's 31 points steered Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen to a 109–100 road win over Hubo Limburg United in the BNXT League on Friday night. The guard made 10 of 18 attempts from the floor and buried 6 three-pointers on 12 attempts, the kind of efficient shooting that splits defenses open. He also set up six assists and went 5 for 7 at the free-throw line across 35 minutes, turning a one-possession game into a nine-point margin by the finish. Mechelen's 9-point victory rested largely on Klesmit's ability to space the floor and create for others—a performance that proved decisive in a contest where precision mattered more than volume.

Max Klesmit torched Hubo Limburg United for 31 points on 10-of-18 shooting, including 6-of-12 from three, as Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen won 109–100 on the road. The 35-minute performance — rounded out by 6 assists, 2 rebounds and a steal — gave Mechelen a nine-point victory built on efficient perimeter play. Klesmit's hot hand from distance proved the difference in a game that stayed within reach for Limburg until the final stretch. His 5-of-7 free-throw accuracy locked in the win when it mattered most. Two turnovers and two fouls kept the night clean of blemishes. Mechelen's next fixture comes up next.

Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen held off a spirited Hubo Limburg United side to secure a 109–100 win in the BNXT League, claiming their hard-fought victory after a back-and-forth contest that saw seven lead changes and four ties. Limburg set the early tone with a 33–29 first-quarter edge, then stretched that to 9 points midway through the second (47–38) before Mechelen clawed back to trail 53–52 at half-time. The two teams traded blows into the third quarter, where Mechelen edged ahead 81–80 heading into the final period. The decisive moment came in the fourth: with the score tied at 91–91 midway through the quarter, Mechelen ripped off a 9–0 run that put them up 100–91. Limburg could not recover, despite a late rally that brought them within single digits. Mechelen led by as many as 10 late in the frame and held on. Max Klesmit carried the load for Mechelen with 31 points on sharp 10/18 shooting, including 6 three-pointers, and 6 assists. Davids Viksne provided reliable depth with 16 points on an efficient 8/10 from the field, while Cj Fulton added 13 points and 4 assists. For Limburg, Vincent Shahid finished with 18 points and 6 assists, Aubin Gateretse was perfect from the floor with 17 points (7/7, 2/2 three), and Julius Mims grabbed 9 rebounds alongside 17 points. Limburg will travel to CB Liège on Friday. Mechelen host Partena Professional Okapi Aalst on Saturday.

Julius Mims put on a shooting clinic, finishing 9 of 10 from the field for 21 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks in 28 minutes as Hubo Limburg United dismantled Avanti Brugge 127–84 in the Beker van België Round of 16. The margin tells the story: a 43-point blowout that turned into a one-sided affair early. Mims' efficiency from the floor — he attempted just one free throw all night and didn't miss from two-point range — was the clean, clinical core of Hubo's dominance. He moved to double figures in rebounding while committing only a single turnover across his 28 minutes, a floor game that matched his scoring punch. For Avanti Brugge, there was no answer inside. Hubo's run through the Round of 16 ends here with the kind of statement performance that leaves no ambiguity about which team belonged on court.

Julius Mims put on a clinic from the floor: 21 points on 9-of-10 shooting, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks in 28 minutes as Hubo Limburg United dismantled Avanti Brugge 127–84 in the Beker van België's Round of 16. The 43-point margin tells the story. Mims was efficient and dominant in the paint — he didn't miss often and when he did get to the free-throw line (3-of-4), he converted. His rebounding work gave Hubo control of the glass and limited second chances for Brugge. The two steals showed active hands; the single turnover in 28 minutes meant he took care of the ball. For Hubo Limburg United, this was a statement win that ends their Beker campaign on a high note. Mims, in particular, reminded everyone what he can do when everything clicks.

🏀 Final: Avanti Brugge 2015 84–127 Hubo Limburg United. Top: David Idada 17 PTS.

Jules Robijns has been Avanti Brugge 2015's steadiest source of scoring all season at 13.8 points per game, and he will face a fresh test when Hubo Limburg United arrives for a Beker van België fixture tonight. Cup basketball introduces unpredictability — form matters less than execution in a single game — but Robijns consistency should matter if Avanti Brugge 2015 is to advance. Hubo Limburg United will bring their own rhythm to the court. The cup format strips away the long season's wear and creates space for the unexpected, which is part of what makes these ties worth watching. Tip-off at Stamina in Assebroek is set for tonight. Watch for how Robijns navigates Limburg United's defence, and whether Brugge 2015 can impose their own pace early.