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Mathieu Houdart ran the floor for B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Tuesday night, dropping 24 points on 10-of-15 shooting with 8 rebounds and a pair of blocks in 29 minutes. The forward's efficiency — he added two three-pointers on three attempts — set the tone early as the hosts built a 20-point cushion over KBBC Oostkamp, finishing 84–64 in Group B play. Houdart's work on the glass and ability to convert close looks kept Flénu-Frameries rolling once they'd established control. Oostkamp never found rhythm in response, and by the time the visitors mounted any coherent second-half push, the deficit was already too steep to bridge. The result sends Flénu-Frameries forward with momentum in their group, while Oostkamp faces a harder path to climb back into contention as the Top Division Men 2 season progresses.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries dominated from the opening quarter, building a 16-point halftime lead and never letting KBBC Oostkamp threaten a genuine comeback. Flénu-Frameries won the first quarter 18–14, then put distance between themselves with a decisive 9-0 run mid-second quarter that opened up a 40-27 advantage. They reached the break up 47–31. Oostkamp trimmed the margin slightly in the third, winning that quarter 17–16, but Flénu-Frameries were never vulnerable. An early fourth-quarter surge saw them stretch to 71–48 with just over nine minutes remaining — a 23-point cushion that sealed the result. The final quarter played out as a formality, Flénu-Frameries holding serve 21–16 to close at 84–64. Mathieu Houdart set the tone with 24 points on 10/15 shooting, adding 8 rebounds. Sasha Fedele was perfect from the field, going 5-for-5 for 11 points, while Jean-Patrick Nyamsi contributed 10 points and 2 assists. For Oostkamp, Julian Dewinter led with 12 points and 4 rebounds, but no other Oostkamp player reached double figures. The win moves Flénu-Frameries to 5–2 in Group B. Oostkamp slip to 3–4. Flénu-Frameries host KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea on Saturday, 7 November.

KBBC Oostkamp escaped with a 98–91 win over BC Asse-Ternat in a back-and-forth Group B affair. The home side steadied themselves in the fourth quarter with a decisive 34–24 run, but it came after trailing by three at the half and falling three points behind again after three. Oostkamp's first-quarter control — a 28–23 lead — evaporated when Asse-Ternat outscored them 20–12 in the second to take a 43–40 halftime advantage. The visitors then ripped a 9–0 run midway through the third to push their lead to 11 at 52–41. Oostkamp clawed level by quarter's end at 67–64, and the fourth-quarter surge proved the difference. It remained tight inside the final two minutes, but the hosts held firm. Sam Caron led Asse-Ternat with 27 PTS on 10/17 shooting and added 7 AST and 5 REB, while Jan Goyens shot efficiently for 25 PTS (12/14 FG). Kevin Anneessens chipped in 15 PTS. For Oostkamp, Joran Vercruysse posted 23 PTS on 7/16 shooting with 5/9 from three, Dylan Inussa Isako added 17 PTS on 7/9 accuracy, and Julian Dewinter scored 14 PTS. The win lifts Oostkamp to 3–3; Asse-Ternat drop to 2–3 and fall to a third straight loss. Oostkamp visit B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Saturday 24 Oct. #TopDivisionMen2 #KBBCOostkamp #BCAsse-Ternat #BelgianBasketball

Sam Caron took over from the perimeter at De Valkaart, landing 27 points on efficient 10-of-17 shooting to lead BC Asse-Ternat's attack, but it wasn't enough to overcome KBBC Oostkamp's balance. The visitors fell 91–98 in Group B play, a seven-point gap that underscored their road difficulty in Top Division Men 2. Caron's 5-of-6 work at the line and seven assists kept BC Asse-Ternat competitive through stretches, yet the three-point shot deserted him when it mattered — 2 of 7 from deep — and a lone turnover in 35 minutes was the only blemish on an otherwise clean floor game. He owned the first half rhythm and tried to sustain it, but Oostkamp's depth told over the full 40. It was a shooting night, not a systemic failure. For BC Asse-Ternat, the question now is whether the road form steadies before the next fixture.

🏀 Final: Royal Waterloo Basket 77–69 KBBC Oostkamp. Top scorers: Royal Waterloo Basket: Thomas Creppy 17 PTS · KBBC Oostkamp: Edo Bruins 14 PTS.

Thomas Creppy's 17 points on 6-of-11 shooting steered Royal Waterloo Basket past KBBC Oostkamp 77–69 at home, an eight-point victory that kept the Group B race tight in Top Division Men 2. Creppy connected on 3 of 8 attempts from three and was perfect from the stripe (2-for-2), spending 35 minutes on court to anchor the hosts' offence. He grabbed 3 boards and blocked 2 shots, though he coughed up 2 turnovers in the effort. The efficiency earned him the TIB Player of the Game nod. Oostkamp stayed within striking distance for much of the match but couldn't find the final push needed to overtake the hosts down the stretch. Waterloo's eight-point margin held firm.

Royal Waterloo Basket host KBBC Oostkamp in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Hall des Sports du Chenois. Thomas Creppy has been Royal Waterloo's primary scoring outlet all season—16 points per game—and will face a Oostkamp side built around Quentin Serron's steady 14.1 PPG. The matchup offers a clean read on how each team's offensive engine performs under direct pressure. Tip-off comes in roughly six hours. Both rosters will be sharpened and ready; catch it live to see which guards dictate the pace and whether either side's role players can stretch the floor convincingly.

KBBC Oostkamp held off a second-half push from KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea to secure an 8-point win in Group B play. The contest was tightly contested through three quarters—six lead changes and four ties shaped a back-and-forth rhythm—but Oostkamp's fourth-quarter control proved decisive. After KBGO led by as many as 7 late in the first quarter, Oostkamp climbed back in. The sides were level at 31–30 by half-time. Oostkamp then seized momentum midway through the third, rattling off an 8-0 run to build breathing room at 51–40, ultimately taking a 57–53 edge into the fourth. A late surge from KBGO could not quite close it; Oostkamp's 13-point lead with 53 seconds left proved enough to hold on at 79–71. Quentin Serron led Oostkamp with 20 points on efficient 7/12 shooting, adding 7 rebounds and 6 made free throws. Dylan Inussa Isako contributed 14 points on 6/9 from the field. Siel Dedoelder paced KBGO with 22 points on 7/13 shooting, but perimeter shooting—1/4 from three across the side—left them short. Oostkamp travel to Royal Waterloo Basket on Friday 9 October. KBGO host Ninane Promotion on Saturday 10 October.

Siel Dedoelder carried KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea's scoring load in a road defeat at De Valkaart, finishing with 22 points on 7-of-13 shooting (7-of-8 from the free-throw line) in 28 minutes. The forward also grabbed 4 rebounds but committed no turnovers in the effort — a clean offensive night that, unfortunately, could not prevent an 8-point loss to KBBC Oostkamp. With the score finishing 79–71 in Oostkamp's favour, Dedoelder's efficiency from the stripe kept KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea competitive through stretches, but Group B play on the road demands more than one player's contribution. The three-point shot was harder to find (1-of-4), and the team's overall execution fell short of what was needed. Next up: KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea will look to regain footing in their next Group B fixture.

Siel Dedoelder has been Finexa Basket@Sea's engine all season—18.8 points per game will carry real weight tonight against Oostkamp's defense. KBBC Oostkamp counter with Quentin Serron (13.2 PPG), a steadier lead option who thrives in the Top Division grind. This is a Top Division men's matchup where depth and consistency matter as much as individual firepower. Oostkamp has home court at De Valkaart, which tends to mean something in these domestic fixtures. Finexa Basket@Sea will need to weather that and control the pace; Dedoelder scoring at will won't be enough if the perimeter game falters. Tip-off in about 6 hours. Worth your evening.

Pierrick Van Den Brule carried BC Sprimont to a 21-point home victory over KBBC Oostkamp, finishing with 22 points, 14 rebounds and a 72.7% field-goal rate across 32 minutes. The BC Sprimont forward shot 8 of 11 from the floor and 6 of 8 from the line, anchoring a performance that left little doubt in a Group B matchup that ended 85–64. His rebounding tally underscored control of the glass; two turnovers and three fouls kept the efficiency clean for a player asked to do the heavy lifting inside. It was the kind of workmanlike, efficient night — no three-point attempts, no assist column to pad — that wins domestic basketball matches. BC Sprimont moves on; Oostkamp will regroup.

BC Sprimont never trailed, and Oostkamp never seriously threatened to change that. A 21-point margin by the final whistle tells the story—controlled, dominant, one-sided. Sprimont built an early cushion in the first quarter, leading 29–19, then weathered a second-quarter push from Oostkamp (who outscored them 25–20 in that frame) to take a five-point edge into half-time at 49–44. The game swung decisively in the third. A thunderous 13-0 run mid-quarter—the score jumping from 45–44 to 58–44—broke open what had been competitive. By the end of three, Sprimont led 65–57. The fourth quarter was a formality. Sprimont poured in 20 points against Oostkamp's seven, closing out at 85–64. Pierrick Van Den Brule anchored the win with a double-double: 22 points and 14 rebounds on efficient 8/11 shooting. Pierre Geubel added 16 points on 5/10 from the field, including four three-pointers. For Oostkamp, Gilles Deferm led the way with 19 points on a sharp 6/10, 5/8 from three, but it wasn't enough to dent Sprimont's control. Sprimont host B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Saturday 3 October.

BC Sprimont host KBBC Oostkamp in Top Division Men 2 this evening, a matchup that hinges on two prolific scorers operating at near-identical efficiency. Pierrick Van Den Brule has anchored Sprimont's offence all season at 15 points per game; Quentin Serron brings 15.3 PPG for the visitors, a fraction ahead but close enough that the game will likely turn on role support and transition defence. Home court at Hall Omnisports Sprimont carries weight in these fixtures. Oostkamp will need to dictate pace and limit second-chance opportunities if they're to keep Serron's scoring from becoming the only reliable throughline. For Sprimont, Van Den Brule's consistency suggests they have a foundation, but consistency against a sharpened road opponent is a different test. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Worth your attention.

Quentin Serron ran the boards for KBBC Oostkamp with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assists in 21 minutes, shooting 4/9 from the field and a perfect 3/3 from the line as the home side dismantled Royal Castors Braine 100–72. The 28-point margin was never in doubt. Serron's double-double anchored a performance that saw Oostkamp control both ends; his two steals and a block added substance beyond the box score, while he stayed disciplined enough to avoid a foul across his playing time. He missed both his three-point attempts but compensated with efficient two-point work and the kind of rebounding grunt that shaped the game's rhythm early. Braine never found purchase, and Serron's quiet efficiency in Group B play underlined Oostkamp's depth as they move through their fixture list.

Nattan Heirman shot his way to 15 points on 5 of 8 from the field—including 3 of 6 from three—to lead KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea past KBBC Oostkamp 91–73 in Group Stage play of the Beker van België. The 18-point margin was never in doubt after the opening quarter. Heirman's 17 minutes saw him chip in 2 steals and keep his turnover count to one, a clean and efficient evening for the Basket@Sea guard. He converted both free throws and left room for teammates to contribute across the roster—no hero ball required in a game that tilted decisively early. KBBC Oostkamp found little rhythm on the night, falling well short in a lopsided Group Stage contest. Basket@Sea's balance and Heirman's shooting touch made the difference.

KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea took control in the third quarter and coasted to an 18-point win over KBBC Oostkamp in Group Stage action. Tied at 20–20 after one, Oostkamp edged ahead 41–37 by half-time, but the second half belonged entirely to the hosts. A devastating 33–12 third quarter — built on defensive intensity and efficient floor play — pushed the lead to 70–53 heading into the final frame, and Basket@Sea never looked back. Joran Vercruysse kept Oostkamp competitive with 21 points on 7/12 shooting, supported by Quentin Serron's double-double effort of 15 points and 7 rebounds. But the home side had too much firepower. Siel Dedoelder led Basket@Sea with 17 points across 16 attempts, while Nattan Heirman added 15 on efficient 5/8 work. Stef Gyssels finished with a 14-point, 11-rebound double-double on a near-flawless 5/6 from the floor. The gap between the teams widened decisively from the second half onward. Basket@Sea's interior presence — Gyssels in particular — made spacing difficult for Oostkamp's perimeter shooters, and the home transition game was sharp once the lead ballooned. Basket@Sea travel to Andenne next on Sunday. Oostkamp host BC Guco Lier on Saturday.

Joeri Vermoesen put KONTICH WOLVES - A in control early and never let go. The forward finished with 28 points, 12 rebounds and 2 assists across 24 minutes, shooting 11 of 17 from the field and 4 of 7 from three, in KONTICH WOLVES - A's 112–90 home victory over KBBC OOSTKAMP - A in Beker van België group play. Vermoesen's efficiency at both ends—he turned the ball over just once while logging only a single foul—set the tone for a lopsided affair. At 28 points and 12 boards, he accounted for a substantial portion of the 22-point margin. KBBC OOSTKAMP - A never mounted a credible comeback. The margin allowed KONTICH WOLVES - A to rest their lead scorer in the final stages. Vermoesen's shooting accuracy, particularly from three, prevented the visitors from hanging around.