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Tristan Boone finished with 19 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 28 minutes as Basket SKT Ieper pulled away for a 95–84 home victory over Kontich Wolves.
Boone's shooting was the steady hand Ieper needed. He made 5 of 9 from the field, including 2 of 5 three-pointers, and went a perfect 7 for 7 at the free-throw line — an 11-point margin won through control more than heroics. Two turnovers in the game's flow kept the efficiency clean; one steal underscored his work on the other end.
The win kept Ieper's regular season on track. Kontich fought but could not close the gap in the second half.
Kontich Wolves - A · 40 min★★★★★
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Tristan Boone carried Basket SKT Ieper past Kontich Wolves with a composed 19-point showing at Stedelijke Sporthal 1 Ieper. The guard ran through 5 of 9 from the field, buried both his three-point attempts that fell (2/5), and went a perfect 7 for 7 from the line in 28 minutes — the kind of clean, efficient night that made the 11-point margin feel earned rather than fortunate.
Kontich fought to keep pace through stretches, but Basket SKT Ieper's control showed. Boone's contributions beyond scoring — two assists and a steal — underscored a performance that did its job without needing to dominate the ball. The turnover burden stayed light (2) and fouls even lighter (1), a sign of a player who understood the game's tempo and texture.
Next up: Basket SKT Ieper continues regular-season play, while Kontich Wolves look to bounce back.
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Basket SKT Ieper held off a spirited second-half rally to edge Kontich Wolves 95–84, pulling away decisively in the fourth quarter after the visitors clawed back from a 18-point hole.
Ieper controlled the opening half, building a 52–36 halftime lead behind balanced scoring and a 22–17 first-quarter advantage that widened through the second. Kontich's third quarter was a different story: Wolves outscored Ieper 30–14, including an 8–0 run midway through to level the game at 66–66 heading into the final frame. The fourth quarter became the decider. Ieper reasserted itself with a 29–18 closing stretch, closing out a hard-fought win without ever surrendering control when it Matteo most.
Tristan Boone and Matteo Verstraete each finished with 19 points to lead Ieper's attack. Boone shot cleanly from beyond the arc (2/5 threes) and was perfect from the stripe (7/7 FT), while Verstraete added more volume: 7/12 from the field including 4/8 from three. Robbe Van Den Bossche contributed 16 points on 4/8 shooting. For Kontich, Yannick Desiron was relentless, putting up 34 points on an efficient 13/18, though the offensive load fell too heavily on his shoulders down the stretch.
Ieper travel to Bavi Vilvoorde on Sunday 20 September.
BBC Falco Gent - A · 33 min★★★★★
19 pts10 reb6 ast94.0 TIB EFF
Viktor Buysse ran the floor with precision at both ends for BBC Falco Gent on Sunday, finishing with 19 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists while shooting 9 of 15 from the field — a near-flawless 33 minutes that mirrored his team's command of the afternoon.
Gent dismantled Kontich Wolves 108–82 at home, a 26-point margin that felt wider than the final tally suggested. Buysse's efficiency on offense (60% FG) paired with zero turnovers and just two fouls gave the hosts exactly what they needed: a stable, intelligent floor game that didn't force anything. His ball movement — six assists — kept the attack moving and the Wolves defense honest, while 10 boards meant he won the glass without fanfare.
This was Gent basketball at its cleanest: no drama, no desperation, just adults playing a level above their opposition. Buysse was the chief architect of that difference.
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🏀 Final: BBC Falco Gent 108–82 Kontich Wolves.
Top: Adhémar Tanghe 27 PTS.
Kontich Wolves - A · 26 min★★★★★
19 pts3 reb0 ast61.0 TIB EFF
Yannick Desiron finished the job for Kontich Wolves with 19 points on 8-of-13 shooting, anchoring a dominant 24-point home win over Andenne in Group Stage play of the Beker van België. The 26-minute display — efficient, clean (just one turnover) and decisive — epitomised a Wolves side that built a comfortable gulf and never let Andenne threaten a recovery.
The final margin told its own story: 81–57, a gap that reflected Kontich's control from start to finish. Desiron's work inside the arc (0-for-0 from deep, but 3-of-4 at the line) kept pressure on a defence that had no answer for his rhythm in the middle distance.
For Kontich Wolves, the win closes out their Group Stage campaign. Andenne, meanwhile, will reflect on a scoreline that left little room for interpretation about the gulf on the night.
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🏀 Final: Kontich Wolves 81–57 Andenne.
Top: Yannick Desiron 19 PTS.
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Yannick Desiron delivered 29 points and 14 rebounds in 37 minutes as Kontich Wolves claimed a 91–82 road victory over BC Guco Lier in Group Stage play.
The forward was relentless in the paint, shooting 10 of 19 from the field and converting 9 of 10 free throws. He controlled the boards in a way that tilted the balance in Kontich's favour, particularly on the offensive glass where the rebounding advantage proved decisive across the match.
Four turnovers and three fouls were the price of that aggression, but the nine-point margin suggests Desiron's work inside — both finishing and positioning — was more than enough to settle it. Kontich's ability to lean on him down the stretch, especially in a group-stage environment where every possession matters, showed why the Wolves were able to pull clear in the second half.
Kontich Wolves - A · 37 min★★★★★
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Yannick Desiron carved up BC Guco Lier's interior for 29 points and 14 rebounds in 37 minutes, shooting 10-for-19 from the floor and a near-perfect 9-for-10 at the line, as Kontich Wolves secured a 91–82 road win in the Beker van België group stage.
Desiron was the decisive force on the glass and in the paint, particularly when it mattered most late. His efficiency — 10 made field goals on reasonable volume, zero turnovers relative to his usage — gave Kontich a stable offensive anchor. The 9-point margin speaks to a disciplined, methodical victory rather than a runaway, and Desiron's low assist count (2) underscores that this was a personal performance, not a team-wide offensive explosion.
BC Guco Lier stayed within reach, but the Wolves' interior dominance made the difference. Kontich moves forward with momentum in group play.
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Kontich Wolves held off a second-half rally from BC Guco Lier to advance in the Beker van België, pulling away 91–82 in a hard-fought Group Stage fixture.
Lier controlled the opening quarter, leading 23–15, but Kontich leveled the floor in the second to knot it 48–40 at the half. The Wolves seized momentum after the interval, outscoring Lier 28–17 across the third quarter to build a commanding 68–65 lead. Lier mounted a late push in the fourth, but Kontich's efficiency down the stretch—closing on a 23–17 fourth-quarter run—proved decisive.
Yannick Desiron was the backbone of Kontich's win, recording a double-double with 29 PTS and 14 REB on a clean 10/19 shooting and 9/10 from the line. Domien Loubry orchestrated the offense alongside him, contributing 19 PTS and 9 AST off 4/13 shooting, while Joeri Vermoesen added 17 PTS on an efficient 6/12 including 5/10 from three. Vince Van Cleemput led Lier's resistance with 17 PTS on 6/10 shooting, backed by Andrej Cuyvers 15 PTS and Max Bulens 13 PTS and 8 REB—yet Lier's perimeter woes (Cuyvers 2/9 from three) and Bulens inefficiency at the rim (5/11) proved costly.
Kontich Wolves host Andenne on Friday 28 Aug. BC Guco Lier visit KBBC Oostkamp on Saturday 29 Aug.
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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.
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