Avanti Brugge 2015 - A · 27 min★★★★★
7 pts16 reb0 ast62.0 TIB EFF
Sam Lambrecht was Avanti Brugge 2015's steadiest hand in a 79–73 home win over Neufchâteau, finishing with 17 points on just 25 minutes of work. He shot 5 of 13 from the field but made the shots that mattered: five of 10 from three, a clean 2 of 2 at the line, and zero turnovers in his time on court.
The margin was tight enough that Lambrecht's efficiency—hitting deep looks without forcing the issue—became the difference. Neufchâteau stayed within arm's reach throughout, but Avanti Brugge 2015 held the thread and closed it out.
A solid outing from Lambrecht sets the tone for what comes next in the Top Division Men 1.
1
2
3
4
Brugge
22
11
19
27
Neufchâteau
19
16
19
19
🏀 Final: Avanti Brugge 2015 79–73 Neufchâteau.
Top: Sam Lambrecht 17 PTS.
1
2
3
4
Neufchâteau
17
19
24
21
LDP Donza
28
26
26
30
Landon Unruh carried AB0 LDP Donza to a dominant 110–81 road win over Neufchâteau with 37 points in just 25 minutes, shooting 13 of 18 from the field and a perfect 8 of 8 from the free-throw line.
The offensive efficiency was surgical. Unruh connected on 3 of 7 three-pointers and committed only two turnovers across his brief floor time, a sign of controlled aggression rather than volume for volume's sake. Five rebounds rounded out the line in a performance that needed no ball movement — zero assists — because Donza's spacing and pace allowed him to operate as a primary scorer.
The 29-point margin speaks to the gulf in execution: Neufchâteau had no answer for Unruh's touch or Donza's floor balance. In a game decided well before the final buzzer, this was efficient excellence in a blowout.
BC Sprimont - A · 27 min★★★★★
26 pts1 reb4 ast88.0 TIB EFF
Pierre Geubel finished the Beker van België group stage with 26 points on an efficient 7/13 shooting, drilling six of nine three-pointers and a perfect 6/6 from the free-throw line. BC Sprimont won the away trip to Neufchâteau 103–91, pulling clear in the second half to secure a 12-point margin.
Geubel's accuracy from deep — particularly his 6/9 three-point evening — was the engine behind BC Sprimont's offensive rhythm. He added four assists and two steals in 27 minutes, though he also committed two turnovers and three fouls. His shooting touch was enough to settle a contest that Neufchâteau could not quite stitch together defensively.
With the group stage complete, BC Sprimont's campaign in this competition is done. The win sends them off on a strong note; next attention turns to their domestic league schedule.
1
2
3
4
Neufchâteau
19
26
22
24
Sprimont
30
19
26
28
BC Sprimont held off a spirited Neufchâteau side to advance 103–91 in the Beker van België group stage, a 12-point margin that masked how close the Belgian Cup tie genuinely was.
Sprimont built early separation, leading 30–19 after the first quarter, but Neufchâteau flipped the script in the second. A 26–19 quarter allowed the hosts to trim the deficit to four at half-time, 49–45. The momentum stayed contested through the third: Sprimont extended to 75–67 with one quarter left, yet Neufchâteau refused to fold. A 24–28 fourth quarter meant the visitors pulled clear only late, not early, finishing the job when it mattered most.
Pierre Geubel led the way for Sprimont with 26 points on efficient shooting — 7 of 13 overall, 6 of 9 from three, a clean 6 of 6 from the stripe. Pierrick Van Den Brule added 20 points and 10 rebounds for the double-double. Hugo Deneve kept Neufchâteau's challenge alive with 26 points on 9 of 16, while Nicolas Sturam chipped in 24 on a sharp 9 of 12, including 4 threes.
For Sprimont, a hard-fought knockout win that sends them through group play. For Neufchâteau, the campaign ends here — they exit the competition having battled to the end but fallen short.
1
2
3
4
Waregem
19
22
16
31
Neufchâteau
18
14
14
20
Basket Waregem made a statement in the Group Stage, dismantling Neufchâteau 88–66 to advance with a commanding 22-point victory.
The game was effectively decided by half-time. Waregem's first half yielded a 41–32 lead, built on measured offense and tighter defense. Neufchâteau managed just 14 points in the second quarter alone—a stark drop from their 18 in the opening frame. The gap widened further in the third, where Waregem outscored their opponents 16–14 to reach 57–46 heading into the final quarter.
The fourth quarter was one-sided. Waregem poured in 31 points while holding Neufchâteau to 20, a scoring run that left no doubt about the outcome. Defensively, Waregem tightened the screws when it mattered; Neufchâteau's shooting efficiency couldn't recover, and their depth never materialized into a late push.
Lars Coppejans led the charge with 19 points on 5/12 shooting, converting 8 of 8 free throws. Timo Casteele chipped in 11 points on an efficient 3/6 from the floor, including 3/6 from three, while Cédric Blanchart added 12 points and 5 rebounds. For Neufchâteau, Samuel Schadeck's 16 points on 7/11 shooting went largely unanswered; Hugo Deneve pulled down 6 rebounds but couldn't lift the offense.
Basket Waregem visit BC Asse-Ternat on Wednesday 26 Aug to continue their Group Stage run.
Neufchâteau - A · 22 min★★★★★
27 pts5 reb1 ast99.5 TIB EFF
Hugo Riga made every possession count for NEUFCHATEAU - A on Thursday night.
The youngster finished with 7 points, 3 rebounds and 2 steals across 15 minutes, running a near-perfect floor game: 3-for-3 from the field, including 1-for-1 from three, with no turnovers to speak of (1 TO in limited minutes). A small sample, yes, but in a Beker van België Group Stage rout — our Lions winning 91–52 at home — Riga's efficiency stood out precisely because he didn't force anything.
He moved the ball (2 assists), played sound defence and got out of the way when the game was already decided. That's the kind of measured contribution that reads well on tape ahead of NEUFCHATEAU - A's next outing.
1
2
3
4
Neufchâteau
23
25
26
17
Asse-Ternat
12
15
14
11
NEUFCHATEAU - A dismantled BC ASSE-TERNAT - A in Group Stage play, running away to a 91–52 victory that was never in doubt from the opening whistle. Our Lions established control early, jumping to 23–12 after one quarter and stretching the lead to 48–27 by half-time. The gap only widened in the second half, with NEUFCHATEAU - A posting 26 points in the third quarter alone to reach 74–41 heading into the fourth.
Samuel Schadeck led the onslaught with 27 points on efficient shooting — 11 of 13 from the field and 5 of 7 from three. Hugo Deneve added 14 points and 4 steals, while Nicolas Sturam chipped in 10 points and 3 assists as the entire roster moved the ball freely. BC ASSE-TERNAT - A could not keep pace; Sam Caron's 13 points and Goyens Jan's 11 were isolated bright spots in an otherwise lopsided affair.
This was a statement performance in the opening round. NEUFCHATEAU - A travel to face BASKET WAREGEM - A this Saturday.
1
2
3
4
Neufchâteau
23
25
26
17
Asse-Ternat
12
15
14
11
Mathis Bizimana versus Jan Goyens in the Beker van België — a duel between our Lions' two most efficient operators in this competition so far.
Bizimana has been the driving force for NEUFCHATEAU - A, posting 48.1 TIB efficiency with 16.1 points per game. He's the primary scorer and engine, running the offense when it counts. Goyens brings a different profile for BC ASSE-TERNAT - A: 40.1 efficiency, 12.9 points, but the playmaking thread at 4.2 assists per game makes him a floor general first, scorer second.
The matchup turns on spacing and ball movement. Can Bizimana impose his scoring load against ASSE-TERNAT's defense, or will Goyens experience orchestrating the offense keep his team in rhythm and in striking distance? It's a microcosm of how both squads operate — one built around a dominant individual, the other more distributed.
Tipoff in three hours.
You have reached the end.
