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Simon Bizimana delivered the steadiness Royal Waterloo Basket needed on the road, finishing with 10 points, 5 rebounds and 2 steals across 25 minutes as they held off KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea 74–68 in Group B play. The Waterloo forward was efficient when it counted, converting 3 of 4 from the floor and 4 of 7 from the line. In a six-point road win, that kind of reliable scoring — paired with his work on the glass and two forced turnovers — shaped a result that could easily have gone the other way. Waterloo's next fixture awaits in Group B.

Royal Waterloo Basket held off a spirited fourth-quarter comeback to win 74–68 and stretch their winning streak to three straight, improving to 3–2 in Group B. The visitors controlled the first three quarters with suffocating defense and efficient spacing. Royal Waterloo Basket won Q1 by 9 and Q2 by 4, building a 13-point halftime lead at 25–38. A 9–0 run midway through the second quarter—from 13–20 to 13–29—set the tone early. By the end of the third quarter, they had stretched their advantage to 16 points at 44–60, with their largest lead reaching 22 points late in the second. KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea had other ideas in the final frame. They outscored Royal Waterloo Basket 24–14 in Q4, clawing back to within six by the buzzer, but never found the sequence to level it. Dylan Heusequin led the comeback with 25 points on efficient 9–17 shooting (3–8 from three), while Stef Gyssels posted a double-double of 11 points and 12 rebounds. For the winners, Cedric Delbrassinne contributed 15 points on 7–14 shooting, and Daniel Kalala added 13 points and 5 rebounds. The loss drops KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea to 3–3 in Group B. They travel to BC Asse-Ternat on Saturday.

Siel Dedoelder carried KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea past Ninane Promotion with 30 points on 35 minutes, shooting 8-of-13 from the field and a crisp 6-of-9 from three. He added 3 rebounds and a steal, committing only 2 turnovers, in the 77–70 win at De Koninklijke stallingen Stedelijk Sportcentrum. The seven-point margin reflected how much Dedoelder's accuracy mattered. In a Group B contest where neither team ever fully separated, his 80 percent free-throw conversion (8-of-10) gave KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea the composure down the stretch. Ninane kept pace through much of the second half, but Dedoelder's range—particularly that 67 percent clip from deep—proved too much to close out. KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea stays in contention in Group B. Ninane, meanwhile, will look to regroup in their next outing.

KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea held off a late push from Ninane Promotion to secure a 77–70 win in Group B play. The hosts built a commanding 12-point lead late in the third quarter at 54–42, but couldn't put the visitors away until a decisive 8–0 run midway through the fourth stretched the margin to 77–65. Ninane Promotion clawed back to within one possession inside the final two minutes, yet couldn't find the bucket to force it closer. Siel Dedoelder was the architect of the win, pouring in 30 points on elite shooting — 8 of 13 from the field, 6 of 9 from three, and 8 of 10 at the line. Dylan Heusequin added 23 points on 9 of 14 shooting while distributing five assists. The offensive load fell squarely on those two; everyone else on the roster combined for 24 points. Ninane Promotion's attack was fragmented. Sacha Di Prospero led them with 12 points, while Guillaume Henrard (9 points, 5 rebounds) and Cyril Van Michel (9 points, 4 assists) couldn't generate enough consistent scoring. A 12-point deficit proved too deep to recover from despite the fourth-quarter surge. KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea turn their attention to a home date against Royal Waterloo Basket this Saturday. Ninane Promotion will travel to face B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries the same afternoon.

KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea host Ninane Promotion in Top Division Men 2 this evening, with Siel Dedoelder and company looking to extend their form against a Ninane side built around Maxime Bodson's 16.9 points per night. Dedoelder has been the engine for Basket@Sea all season, averaging 19.3 PPG, and will face a test against a Ninane unit that has shown enough to stay competitive in the division. Both teams carry their own rhythm into the matchup. The contest at De Koninklijke stallingen Stedelijk Sportcentrum tips in about six hours — a straightforward domestic affair where defensive intensity and shot-making consistency will decide it. Tune in tonight to watch how Basket@Sea's scoring depth matches up against Ninane's structure.

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.

Tim Bollen finished with 14 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists as AB InBev Leuven Bears B dismantled KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea 82–60 at Stedelijke Sportzaal Wilsele Centrum. The 22-point margin left no doubt about the gap between the sides in Group B. Bollen's shooting was uneven — he made 3 of 12 attempts from the field, including 2 of 8 from three — but stayed efficient where it mattered most, going 6 for 8 at the free-throw line. He turned the ball over just once across 35 minutes, a clean floor game that kept the offense moving in a rout that never required heroics. AB InBev Leuven Bears B's depth and defensive grip were evident from the opening minutes. Bollen's steadiness, rather than volume scoring, proved sufficient to earn player-of-the-game honors. For a team that had built comfortable separation by halftime, there was little need for anyone to carry an outsized load. The Bears now face their next assignment in Group B play.

AB InBev Leuven Bears B coasted to a dominant 22-point win over KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea, building a 26-point lead late in the fourth quarter to settle a back-and-forth opening half. The game stayed competitive through the opening exchanges—10 lead changes and 5 ties kept both sides within arm's length. A 10-0 run by Basket@Sea mid-first quarter gave them a 18-16 lead, but Leuven Bears B regrouped. By half-time, the hosts had found their rhythm, leading 38–31. The second half belonged entirely to Leuven Bears B. A 24–11 third quarter stretched the margin to 62–42 entering the fourth, where they simply ran out the clock, outscoring their visitors 20–18 to finish at 82–60. Eise van Wayenburg was the difference-maker: 24 points on efficient 8/13 shooting, 11 rebounds and a double-double that set the tone on both ends. Mathis Coly added 16 points (7/10 from the free-throw line), while Tim Bollen chipped in 14 points and 4 assists despite shooting 3/12 from the field. Siel Dedoelder led Basket@Sea with 16 points and 7 rebounds, but no other visitor cracked double figures. Leuven Bears B visit Basket Sijsele on Sunday 4 October.

Siel Dedoelder has carried KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea to 19.4 points per game this season—the kind of offensive load that will test AB InBev Leuven Bears B's defense when these two Top Division Men 2 sides meet in Wilsele tonight. Tim Bollen leads Leuven's scoring at 15.4 PPG, a steadier but still substantial threat in the backcourt. Home court at Stedelijke Sportzaal Wilsele Centrum could matter in a fixture like this, where possession discipline and execution in the final frame often decide things. Both clubs have the talent to win; the question is which team controls tempo and limits Dedoelder's isolation opportunities. Tip-off in roughly six hours. Worth tuning in. #TopDivisionMen2 #BelgianBasketball #LeuvenvBasket@Sea #ABInBevLeuven #DomesticLeague

Siel Dedoelder's 29 points on 11-of-17 shooting carried KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea to an 80–67 victory over Royal Castors Braine in Group B of the Top Division Men 2. The forward was at his most efficient from range, connecting on 6 of 12 three-pointers, while adding 7 rebounds and 2 steals across 30 minutes. The 13-point margin reflected a controlled performance by the home side. Dedoelder's shot selection was sharp — he took care of the ball despite three turnovers — and his scoring punch in the first half set the tone for the contest. Royal Castors Braine could not find a consistent answer on the perimeter. The win positions KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea firmly in the group race.

Siel Dedoelder put KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea on his shoulders and carried them past Royal Castors Braine with 29 points, 7 rebounds and 2 steals in 30 minutes — shooting 11-of-17 from the field and 6-of-12 from three to secure an 80–67 win at home in Group B. The scoreline does not flatter Dedoelder's efficiency. He moved the ball sparingly (1 assist, 3 turnovers) and missed only six field-goal attempts across the contest, the kind of shooting night that decides close group-play contests. His three-point range was alive — six makes on twelve tries — and he controlled the paint down the stretch when Braine could mount no real counter. KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea's 13-point margin suggests a performance that was complete rather than desperate. Dedoelder's work on both ends, anchored by his shooting touch, allowed the hosts to pull clear and not look back.

🏀 Final: KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea 80–67 Royal Castors Braine. Top: Siel Dedoelder 29 PTS.

Nattan Heirman finished with 21 points on 7-of-14 shooting in 27 minutes as KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea held off Oxaco BBC at home, 91–85. The difference came largely on the perimeter. Heirman connected on 4 of 7 three-pointers and added 3 of 4 from the free-throw line to anchor the home side's scoring. His efficiency with limited volume — one turnover, one assist, and a single block in a half-hour of floor time — kept KBGO's attack moving without forcing the issue. Oxaco BBC stayed within striking distance throughout, but couldn't quite close the six-point gap down the stretch. The result puts KBGO's Group B campaign back on track.

KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea held off Oxaco BBC 91–85 in a back-and-forth Group B affair, pulling clear in the fourth quarter after a tight final stretch. Twelve lead changes and eleven ties made for an evening neither side could separate themselves decisively—until the end. The hosts built their largest lead at 31–21 midway through the second quarter, but Oxaco BBC clawed back to level at 40–42 by half-time. A third-quarter swing changed momentum: KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea opened the period with a 9–0 run that pushed them to 57–50, though Oxaco BBC answered to trail 63–65 heading into the fourth. The final quarter became the decider—KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea outscored their visitors 28–20 to seal it, yet the game stayed within one possession until the closing minutes. Nattan Heirman led the hosts with 21 points on efficient shooting (7/14 FG, 4/7 threes), while Dylan Heusequin added 14 on near-perfect form (5/6 FG). Siel Dedoelder pulled down 6 rebounds and contributed 16 points. Mats Van Loock was Oxaco BBC's standout performer, pouring in 23 points (9/12 FG, 2/2 threes) and grabbing 4 boards, but couldn't quite lift his side over the line. KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea host Royal Castors Braine on Saturday 12 September.

Aurelien Moxhon finished with 9 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists as Andenne closed out their Beker van België group stage campaign with a 61–53 win over KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea at home. The eight-point margin was earned through a disciplined defensive effort — Moxhon himself picked four steals in 29 minutes — though his shooting night (4 of 11 from the field, 1 of 7 from three) reflected a broader offensive struggle for both sides in a low-scoring affair. His floor game proved decisive in a contest where ball movement and pressure defence mattered more than volume scoring. Four assists and the active hands on the perimeter kept Andenne's rhythm intact when the shots weren't falling cleanly, and that kind of all-around contribution was enough to merit top billing in a grinding, defensive affair. The result closes Andenne's group-stage run. On to the next chapter.

Andenne held off a second-half surge to advance from their Beker van België group with an 8-point win over KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea. The hosts built an early cushion, leading 19–9 after the first quarter and stretching that to 37–25 by half-time. KBGO came alive in the third, outscoring Andenne 16–11 to cut the deficit to just 48–41 entering the fourth. But Andenne's balanced attack — three players tied at 11 points each — proved enough to weather the comeback. A 13–12 final quarter sealed a hard-fought victory and ended group play on a high. Gabriel Gnekpe led on efficiency, shooting 5/9 from the field for 11 points and a steal. Nathan Langohr anchored the boards with 8 rebounds alongside his 11 points on 5/11 shooting. Theo Beaujean made his mark from the free-throw line, hitting 8 of 12 attempts to finish at 11 points with two steals, though he struggled from the field (1/9, including 1/9 from three). For KBGO, Siel Dedoelder and Nattan Heirman both scored 11 points, with Dedoelder contributing 6 rebounds and 3 assists despite a cool 5/13 shooting night. A tense final period underlined how competitive the group stage proved. Andenne leaves it with this win in the bank.

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.