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Phantoms Basket Boom held on at Braxhall to beat RBC Belgrade 79–74 in a second-half collapse that nearly cost them a sixth straight win. Early in the fourth quarter, Boom led by 16 at 66–50; by the final two minutes, it was one possession either way. The hosts set the tone early, building a 7-point halftime lead (41–34) behind a balanced first half where Leroy Anthonis and Mitchel Gorremans steadied the offense. Boom stretched it to 14 by the end of three quarters (64–50), but RBC Belgrade had other ideas. A 13–0 run mid-second quarter had briefly flipped momentum, and the visitors produced a late surge, outscoring Boom 24–15 in the fourth to force a genuinely tight finish. Three lead changes and two ties across the night meant neither side ever pulled free until the final buzzer. Anthonis led Boom with 21 points on 9/14 shooting and four assists. Gorremans added 17 points on 4/7 from the field with a perfect 9/11 at the line. Florentin Hucorne paced Belgrade with 19 points on 6/12 shooting, while Lucas Démoulin contributed 15 and grabbed seven rebounds. The win moves Phantoms Basket Boom to 6–1 in Group A; Belgrade slip to 5–2 after their five-game streak ends. Boom travel to face CEP Fleurus on Saturday.

Leroy Anthonis finished with 21 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists in 26 minutes as Phantoms Basket Boom held off RBC Belgrade 79–74 at home in Group A play. The forward shot 9 of 14 from the floor and added a steal, though he did miss three of four free throws in a performance that proved efficient enough to settle a tight contest. Anthonis moved the ball and found gaps in a Belgrade defence that stayed close throughout. His work on the glass—seven boards in just over half a game—helped Boom secure possession when the margin tightened late. The five-point margin never told the full story of how narrow the room for error was. Boom travel next in Group A with a result that keeps their push moving forward.

Raphael Morini carried Royal IV Brussels on both ends of the floor with 15 points, 9 rebounds and 3 steals in 29 minutes, but it was not enough to overcome Phantoms Basket Boom's offensive depth at the Palais du Midi. The Brussels side fell 75–84 at home, a nine-point margin that reflected the visitors' control through the middle stages. Morini shot efficiently from the field (5/9, including 3/6 from three) and worked the glass hard—the kind of all-around night that typically wins close games. His defensive activity, evidenced by the three steals and two blocks, kept Royal IV Brussels in contention. Yet Phantoms' balance proved too much to weather; the home side's scoring stalled when it mattered most. The loss leaves room for regret, because Morini's performance—solid both ways—deserved better support. Royal IV Brussels will need to find more secondary scoring when they face their next Group A opponent.

Phantoms Basket Boom's perfect record in Group A stays intact, but Royal IV Brussels made them earn it. Boom built a 23-point lead midway through the fourth quarter — Jens Hendrickx (18 PTS on 6/11 shooting, 3 AST, 4 STL) and Joppe Bouckaert (15 PTS, 4 AST) orchestrated a relentless offensive rhythm — yet Royal IV Brussels refused to fold. A 9-point Brussels lead early in the first quarter set a scrappy tone: seven lead changes and four ties across the night, the sort of back-and-forth that suggested no easy path to the finish. Boom controlled the second quarter decisively, outscoring Brussels 25–15 to take a 43–34 half-time cushion. Brussels clawed back three points in the third, but at 53–64 entering the fourth, Boom's nine-point advantage looked decisive. Hendrickx and Mitchel Gorremans (11 PTS, 6 REB) kept the pressure on, and when Boom's 10-0 run peaked at 55–74 with under five minutes left, it looked over. Brussels had other ideas. They won the fourth quarter 22–20, riding Jad Riahi (15 PTS, 5/5 from the line, 2 STL) and Raphael Morini (15 PTS, 9 REB, 3 STL), but the margin never shrunk below nine. Boom's fifth straight win moves them to 5–1 in Group A; Brussels drop to 2–2 after their two-game streak ends. Royal IV Brussels host Union BC Quaregnon on Friday. Boom stay home to face RBC Belgrade on Saturday.

Mitchel Gorremans made the most of 25 minutes at Braxhall, finishing with 20 points on near-perfect efficiency: 7-of-9 from the floor, 6-of-6 at the line, plus 5 assists and a steal. He did not record a turnover. Phantoms Basket Boom ran out 85–70 winners over St-Niklase Condors in Group A, a 15-point margin that felt comfortable by the finish. Gorremans accuracy in the half-court and his willingness to move the ball—no wasted possessions—set the tempo early and gave Boom a foundation they did not relinquish. For a player to reach 20 points and five dimes without a turnover in the Top Division is a clean night; Gorremans delivered it when it mattered, in a game his side controlled.

Phantoms Basket Boom took control from the opening tip and never let go, routing St-Niklase Condors 85–70 in Group A play. The hosts led wire-to-wire, establishing a 25–15 cushion after the first quarter and then stretching it to 21 points late in the second (44–23 with 3:15 to play) before settling into halftime up 47–29. St-Niklase mounted a genuine threat in the third, outscoring Boom 25–13 to pull within six at 60–54, but Boom's depth proved decisive. A 25–16 fourth quarter sealed the comfortable win, with the visitors unable to sustain their comeback pressure. Joppe Bouckaert led the way with 22 points on efficient shooting (8/17 FG, 4/4 FT) plus 8 rebounds and 4 assists. Mitchel Gorremans added 20 points and a near-perfect 7/9 from the floor while running the offense (5 assists), and Saliou Seye chipped in 14 points on 6/8 shooting. Senne Geukens kept St-Niklase competitive with 23 points and 9 rebounds despite a quiet night from three (0/4), while Milan Palet contributed 12 points on hot outside shooting (3/3 from deep). Boom travel to Royal IV Brussels on Sunday. St-Niklase host Union BC Quaregnon on Saturday.

Senne Geukens brings 16.4 points per game into Braxhall tonight, where St-Niklase Condors visit Phantoms Basket Boom in a Top Division Men 2 fixture. Joppe Bouckaert anchors the home side at 11.9 PPG — a gap worth watching as the two sides square off. Tip-off is in roughly five hours. Catch it live to see how the scoring load plays out.

Johan Koung Poute finished with 14 points in just 10 minutes as Phantoms Basket Boom dismantled Union BC Quaregnon 87–59 away in Group A play. The Belgian forward shot a clean 4 of 6 from the field and made all six free throws, posting a flawless night from the line despite the lopsided margin. It was a statement performance in what became a 28-point rout. Phantoms Basket Boom controlled the game from start to finish, and Poute's efficiency — zero turnovers alongside his scoring — reflected a team that moved the ball and executed without forcing. In a blowout, such precision matters; it shows control rather than just a run away. The win extends Phantoms' reach in the Top Division. Quaregnon has work ahead as Group A play continues.

Phantoms Basket Boom dismantled Union BC Quaregnon 87–59, a 28-point rout that never left room for doubt. The visitors led from the opening tip and controlled the tempo throughout Group A play. Quaregnon trailed 11–28 after the first quarter and could not recover. Phantoms Basket Boom stretched the lead to 29–49 by half-time, then turned the screws in the third. An 11-0 run mid-quarter — taking the score from 40–57 to 40–68 — effectively ended any contest. The gulf widened in the fourth; Phantoms Basket Boom's largest advantage reached 30 points with 3:21 remaining. Bert Van De Broek led the way with 17 points on a flawless 7/7 shooting, adding 3 assists and 6 rebounds. Joppe Bouckaert matched that 17-point output on 7/11 from the field, while Johan Koung Poute contributed 14 points. For Quaregnon, Sven Poisson's 15 points on 7/13 shooting were the bright spot in an otherwise subdued offensive night. Union BC Quaregnon host Royal Nivelles Basketball on Sunday 11 October.

Union BC Quaregnon host Phantoms Basket Boom tonight in Top Division Men 2, with tipoff at Salle 'Edgard Hismans'. The matchup hinges on perimeter scoring. Milhan Pierzchala leads Quaregnon at 12.6 points per game this season, while Joppe Bouckaert carries Phantoms Basket Boom's offensive load at 11.3 PPG. Both sides will need their lead scorers firing to control the pace and create separation in what shapes as a tight contest between two mid-table clubs. Tune in tonight to watch how each team manages that scoring responsibility and who steps up when the game tightens in the final quarter.

First game for Partena Professional Okapi Aalst: Elias Lasisi against Phantoms Basket Boom — 18 PTS · 3 REB · 1 AST in 23 minutes. Last appearance for Windrose Giants Antwerp was 2026-06-13. https://www.thisisbasketball.eu/players/sportspress-player-4354

Malik Thomas gave Partena Professional Okapi Aalst everything they needed in 21 minutes: 22 points on efficient free-throw shooting (9/9), three assists, two steals, and the kind of composed presence that turns a cup tie into a foregone conclusion. He shot 5/15 overall and made 3/9 threes, but it was the stripe where he did his damage, converting every attempt he earned. Partena Professional Okapi Aalst dismantled Phantoms Basket Boom 101–72 in the Beker van België round of 16, a 29-point rout that left no doubt about who belonged in the next stage. Thomas's efficiency from the line — matching his total attempts with perfect makes — underlined a performance that never needed to force; the game had been decided long before the final buzzer. The Aalst side's campaign in Belgium's national cup reaches its conclusion with this convincing away win. They move forward with a statement result.

🏀 Final: Phantoms Basket Boom 72–101 Partena Professional Okapi Aalst. Top: Bert Van De Broek 19 PTS.

Phantoms Basket Boom and Partena Professional Okapi Aalst meet in the Beker van België at Brax Hall tonight, with both clubs looking to advance in the domestic cup. Boom will lean on Joppe Bouckaert, who has averaged 10.9 points per game this season. The forward will face an Aalst side competing in one of Belgium's premier cup competitions. Cup play often rewards precision and pacing over volume — both teams will need to execute cleanly if they want to progress. Tipoff is in roughly six hours. Tune in to see who moves forward.

Bert Van De Broek was perfect from the floor and relentless on the ball as Phantoms Basket Boom routed Andenne 89–54 at Braxhall on Tuesday. The guard went 3/3 from the field, added 5/5 from the stripe for 11 points, and registered 4 steals in just 15 minutes of work — a clinic in efficiency that underscored Boom's dominance in Group A play. The 35-point margin tells the story. This was not a contest that turned in the fourth; Phantoms Basket Boom controlled the tempo from the opening minutes and never allowed Andenne a foothold. Van De Broek's ball pressure and floor game were part of that suffocation, and his shooting touch kept the tempo high whenever Boom needed a bucket. In a season of domestic Top Division basketball, a night like this — flawless shooting, active hands on defence, zero turnovers in a winning effort — is the kind of performance that swings momentum heading into the next round.

🏀 Final: Phantoms Basket Boom 89–54 Andenne. Top: Vincent Vanden Berghe 13 PTS.

Phantoms Basket Boom host Andenne in Top Division Men 2 action at Braxhall this evening. Kevin Stilmant has been Andenne's engine all season at 12.7 points per game, and Boom will need to contain that offensive rhythm early to avoid falling behind in what shapes as a tight contest. Joppe Bouckaert anchors the home side at 10.7 PPG. Boom have the court advantage and the chance to build on their form in familiar surroundings. Andenne, though, won't be an easy night — they've shown they can score consistently through their lead man. Tip-off is at Braxhall in roughly six hours. Worth tuning in.

🏀 Final: Phantoms Basket Boom 82–56 Royal Nivelles Basketball. Top: Joppe Bouckaert 29 PTS.

Joppe Bouckaert finished with 29 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists as Phantoms Basket Boom dismantled Royal Nivelles Basketball 82–56 at home in Group A. The 26-point margin was not close, and Bouckaert's efficiency was the backbone: 11 of 17 from the field, 4 of 8 from three, and a perfect 3 for 3 at the line in 28 minutes. Bouckaert's ball movement—five assists with only two turnovers—kept the rhythm steady while he carried the scoring load. Royal Nivelles had no answer for his range or his touch around the rim. The game was decided early, and Phantoms Basket Boom's control never wavered. A dominant home win, built on a night when their lead scorer imposed his will without needing to force it.

Joppe Bouckaert carved up Royal Nivelles for 29 points in 28 minutes, shooting 11 of 17 from the field and 4 of 8 from three, as Phantoms Basket Boom ran away with a 26-point home win, 82–56, in Group A. The performance was nearly flawless: Bouckaert added 5 rebounds and 5 assists while committing only 2 turnovers and drawing no fouls. He went 3 of 3 at the free-throw line. Boom's offense moved through him seamlessly, and he punished every opening in Nivelles' defense. The margin tells the full story—this was a blowout, not a contest. Bouckaert's efficiency and control set the tone early and Boom never looked back.