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Hugo Giaux steered Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B past Oxaco BBC with a well-rounded 11 points, 9 rebounds and 2 blocks across 29 minutes, anchoring the home side's 70–61 victory in Group B play. The forward found his rhythm inside the paint, converting 4 of 8 field-goal attempts and 3 of 4 free throws, though he misfired on all four three-point tries. His rebounding work — nine boards in under half an hour — stabilized Val-Dieu Spirou on the glass when it mattered most. Five turnovers and limited playmaking (2 assists) kept the performance from being flawless, but Giaux's presence in the paint proved decisive. Val-Dieu Spirou's nine-point margin came in a contest that never fully ran away from Oxaco, suggesting the home team needed steady interior production to close it out.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B held off a late push from Oxaco BBC to secure a 70–61 victory and extend their winning run to three straight. A back-and-forth first half saw eight lead changes and two ties, but Val-Dieu took control in the second quarter, ripping off a 14-0 run midway through to build momentum — they led by as many as 11 with 35 seconds left in the half and went into the break up 42–32. Oxaco BBC clawed back in the third, outscoring Val-Dieu 18–15 to trim the margin to seven, but Val-Dieu steadied themselves in the fourth, taking the quarter 13–11 to close it out by nine. The Spirou side's interior presence showed; Hugo Giaux posted 11 points and 9 rebounds on efficient 4-of-8 shooting, while Léon Franckx added 10 points and 5 steals. Noa Bronne chipped in 10 points and 3 assists. Cédric Vandecasteele led Oxaco's effort with 18 points on 6-of-11 from the floor and 5 assists, but it proved not enough to close the gap. Oxaco fall to 2–5 after their third straight defeat. Val-Dieu (now 5–3) host KBBC Oostkamp on Friday 6 November.

RBC Pepinster East Belgium ended a two-game losing run with a 14-point road win at Oxaco BBC, 83-69, pulling away decisively in the fourth quarter to take control of Group B play. The teams traded leads through the opening half—eight lead changes and nine ties in all—with Oxaco BBC ahead 22-18 after one before Pepinster's second quarter (27-18) flipped the script. At the break, RBC led 45-40. Oxaco BBC clawed back with a stronger third quarter (16-11), leveling the score at 56-56 entering the final frame. The difference came in the fourth. Pepinster reeled off a 13-0 run midway through the quarter, building a 14-point lead (74-60 with 3:58 left) that Oxaco BBC could not bridge. Pepinster's fourth-quarter dominance (27-13 in the quarter alone) ended any real comeback hopes, leaving the hosts with only a consolation closing run. Jordan Maucourant carried the load for Pepinster with 25 PTS on 10/17 FG, 5 REB and 3 AST. Martin Wintgens added a double-double—11 PTS, 12 REB—and Martin Francoeur chipped in 13 PTS and 5 REB. For Oxaco BBC, Cédric Vandecasteele led with 13 PTS on 4/8 shooting, while Thijs D'haluin contributed 12 PTS and 5 REB. The loss drops Oxaco to 2-4 in Group B; Pepinster move to 3-2. Next up: Oxaco BBC travel to Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B on Saturday 24 October.

Jordan Maucourant made the most of 31 minutes on the road, finishing with 25 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists as RBC Pepinster East Belgium ground out a 14-point win over Oxaco BBC, 83–69, in Group B play. The RBC Pepinster East Belgium guard shot 10 of 17 from the field and drew fouls to finish 3 of 6 at the line, though he misfired on most of his three-point attempts (2 of 6). Two steals underscored his work on both ends; three turnovers were the cost of an otherwise efficient evening. That margin tells the story: Oxaco offered limited resistance once the road side found its rhythm, and Maucourant's steady scoring touch kept the pressure constant. RBC Pepinster East Belgium's next outing will test whether this kind of road comfort holds up in the rounds ahead.

Kenneth De Vos carried Basket Sijsele to a commanding 12-point win over Oxaco BBC with 21 points on near-flawless shooting — 8 of 11 from the floor and 5 of 7 at the line — across 31 minutes at Sportpark 't Veld. The Sijsele forward did his damage almost entirely in the paint and on putbacks. He added seven rebounds while keeping his turnovers to a single mistake, a telling sign of how efficiently he moved the ball and made his choices. Oxaco had no reliable answer for his interior presence as the hosts built a 71–59 final margin in Group B play. De Vos's economy — no threes attempted, no assists, but a 73% clip from two — underlined a performance built on doing one job exceptionally well rather than chasing highlight numbers. Basket Sijsele rolled out to a decisive result because their focal point inside simply overpowered what came at him.

Basket Sijsele held off a spirited Oxaco BBC comeback to claim a 12-point win and earn control of Group B play. The hosts weathered an early storm — Oxaco led by 14 with 3:22 left in the opening quarter — before a methodical second-quarter turnaround tilted the balance. A 10-0 run midway through the second pulled Sijsele level at 35-33 by half-time after they had trailed 25-33 moments earlier. The third quarter proved decisive. Sijsele extended their margin to 51-47 heading into the fourth, then pulled clear in the final frame. By 02:03 left on the clock, they had stretched their lead to 12 at 71-59, with Oxaco unable to stage a meaningful rally down the stretch. J'Nathan Bullock led Sijsele with 23 points on efficient 10-16 shooting, adding 8 rebounds. Kenneth De Vos chipped in 21 points on 8-11 from the floor, with 7 boards. For Oxaco, Cédric Vandecasteele scored 17 on 6-11 shooting, while Thijs D'haluin added 15 points and 2 assists. Sijsele travel to Royal Castors Braine on Saturday 17 Oct, while Oxaco BBC host RBC Pepinster East Belgium the same day.

Basket Sijsele host Oxaco BBC in Top Division Men 2 this evening, a matchup between two sides eager to find traction in the domestic league. Sijsele will lean on J'Nathan Bullock, who is averaging 17.5 points per game this season and has been their most consistent offensive threat. Oxaco counters with Thijs D'haluin, their leading scorer at 14.2 PPG — a player capable of pacing their attack when given space. The early-season form of each squad will tell much about where this one heads. Bullock's volume scoring suggests Sijsele's offensive identity runs through him; how Oxaco's defense manages that load will be the key variable. D'haluin's ability to generate his own looks, meanwhile, could test Sijsele's perimeter discipline. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Sportpark 't Veld in Sijsele. Tune in to see which team can impose its rhythm on the other.

🏀 Final: Oxaco BBC 73–67 BC Guco Lier B. Top: Thijs D'haluin 25 PTS.

Thijs D'haluin was the difference at Sportpark Sneppenbos. The Oxaco BBC forward finished with 25 points, 10 rebounds, 2 blocks and 1 assist across 33 minutes, shooting 9 of 12 from the field and a clean 5 of 6 from the line to lead his side past BC Guco Lier B, 73–67, in Group B of the Top Division Men 2. That efficiency — nearly 75 per cent from two-point range, 67 per cent overall — was the engine behind Oxaco's narrow home win. D'haluin also grabbed his two three-pointers in four attempts, a reliable option at range when the game tightened late. Three turnovers and four fouls kept his performance from being flawless, but the offensive output and glass work were enough to settle the margin. Lier had no answer for his interior presence. The six-point result was tight, but D'haluin's scoring work meant Oxaco never had to panic down the stretch. #TopDivisionMen2 #OxacoBBC #BelgianBasketball #GroupB #D'haluin #DomesticLeague

Oxaco BBC and BC Guco Lier B meet today in Top Division Men 2, each carrying offensive firepower into Sportpark Sneppenbos. Mats Van Loock has been steady for Oxaco at 13 points per game this season, while Jaden Ochiagha edges ahead for Guco Lier B at 13.7 PPG—a marginal difference that could matter in a close finish. The matchup hinges on which side can sustain its scoring depth beyond the lead man. Guco Lier B will test whether Ochiagha's slightly higher volume translates to control; Oxaco will need Van Loock's consistency to anchor their half-court rhythm and limit second-half bleeding. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Boechout. Follow live to see which club keeps its rhythm intact.

Cédric Vandecasteele's shooting night — 6 of 10 overall, an excellent 5 of 6 from three — carried Oxaco BBC past Royal Waterloo Basket at home, 90–72. The 18 points came with 7 assists and 3 steals in 31 minutes, a clean performance that tilted the Group B contest decisively. Waterloo stayed within reach into the second half but could not match Oxaco's spacing and ball movement. Vandecasteele's efficiency from deep made the difference: when a team shoots that well from distance and limits turnovers to one, the margin tends to widen fast. His assist total underscores he was not just scoring — he was running the offense. Oxaco moves through group play with a win that matters. Waterloo will regroup before the next fixture.

Royal Waterloo Basket led by 7 early, held the edge at halftime, and still trailed by just one after three quarters. Then Oxaco BBC turned the fourth into a rout. A 14-0 run in the middle of the final quarter—with the score moving from 73-66 to 87-66—broke the game open completely. Royal Waterloo managed only 9 points in that quarter while Oxaco BBC poured in 26. The 18-point margin at full time (90-72) understates how decisively the home side controlled the closing minutes. Thomas Creppy kept Royal Waterloo competitive throughout, finishing with 22 points on 8-14 shooting and 9 rebounds, and Simon Bizimana grabbed a double-double with 13 points and 10 boards. But Maxime Vlaeminck's 4-15 shooting night and a bench that couldn't sustain offensive pressure meant Royal Waterloo lacked the depth to match Oxaco BBC's surge. Cédric Vandecasteele led Oxaco BBC with 18 points on 6-10 shooting and 5-6 from three, adding 7 assists and 3 steals. Mats Van Loock went 3-3 from distance to finish 16 points and 3 steals; Alexy Cools chipped in 13 and 7 rebounds on efficient 5-8 shooting. Oxaco BBC host BC Guco Lier B on Saturday 3 October. Royal Waterloo Basket travel to Royal Castors Braine the same day.

Oxaco BBC and Royal Waterloo Basket tip off at Sportpark Sneppenbos in a Top Division Men's matchup that hinges on two sharpshooters with very different recent form. Daniel Kalala has been Royal Waterloo's backbone at 13.3 points per game this season, while Mats Van Loock anchors Oxaco at 12.3 PPG — a narrow gap that could tighten or widen depending on who gets cleaner looks tonight. The margin between these teams often comes down to depth and ball movement rather than any one scorer. Expect Royal Waterloo to hunt Kalala in rhythm early; Oxaco will need Van Loock to stay efficient and their role players to add ballast in the mid-range and from beyond the arc. Tipoff is in about six hours. Check your schedule.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries dismantled Oxaco BBC, 91–62, in a one-sided Group B rout that was over long before the final whistle. The hosts seized control from the opening quarter and never loosened their grip. After a 22–13 first, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries extended their lead to 43–31 at half-time, then broke the game open in the third with a decisive 10-0 run mid-quarter that stretched their advantage to 55–33. By the time the fourth began, the gap had ballooned to 65–37, and they coasted home, outscoring Oxaco 26–25 in the final frame to seal a 29-point victory. Mathieu Houdart led the charge with 16 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists on 7/12 shooting. Sacha Fedele added 15 points including three three-pointers, while Junior Bonsenge chipped in 13. For Oxaco, Awan Van Mechelen and Alexy Cools each finished with 10 points, though their efforts came in a losing effort against a team that controlled the tempo and the glass throughout. Next up, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries travel to Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B on Friday 18 September.

Mathieu Houdart ran the floor for B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries on Wednesday, finishing with 16 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists in 28 minutes as his side dismantled Oxaco BBC 91–62 at Centre Sportif Max Audain. The margin tells the story: a 29-point win, built on clean basketball rather than a single heroic performance. Houdart shot 7 of 12 from the field and 2 of 3 at the stripe, missing all three attempts from deep but managing his workload efficiently—just two turnovers in his half-hour on court. That kind of ball security, paired with six assists, kept the offence ticking over when it mattered most. Flénu-Frameries have work ahead in Group B, but this was the kind of comprehensive home win that settles a roster and builds rhythm heading into the next fixture.

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.

🏀 Final: Royal Castors Braine 59–67 Oxaco BBC. Top: Jean Bonsenge 11 PTS.

Nick Celis has carried OXACO BBC-A through recent weeks at 55.9 TIB efficiency, averaging 16.3 points and 4.3 assists. He will face a different kind of test tonight: Sam Proesmans, who has posted 19 PPG on a 37.8 rating for BASKET TONGEREN-A, operating as the primary offensive engine for his club. The asymmetry is worth noting. Celis plays within a wider offensive structure—his assist rate reflects that—while Proesmans has borne more of the scoring load. Both are efficient by their respective team's standards, but they operate from different roles. How Tongeren's setup will pressure OXACO's ball movement, and whether Celis can create enough separation for his teammates, will shape the opening minutes. This is Beker van België basketball: direct, outcome-focused, no room for settling. Tip-off in three hours.