RBC Belgrade - A

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.

Vincent Mommer's defensive intensity carried RBC Belgrade to a commanding 84–57 victory over St.-Truidense in Group A play. The RBC forward finished with 12 points, 5 rebounds and a game-high 5 steals across 20 minutes, though his shooting touch was inconsistent — he made just 5 of 12 attempts from the field, including 2 of 8 from three. The 27-point margin tells the real story. This was never close, and Mommer's ball-hawking on the perimeter set the tone early. Five steals in a third of the game reflects a team playing suffocating defence, and RBC Belgrade took full advantage of St.-Truidense's struggles to build the kind of cushion that allowed rotation minutes and rest. What stands out is Mommer's efficiency despite the shooting numbers — he was where he needed to be, pressuring the ball and forcing decisions. A single turnover in 20 minutes shows discipline too. RBC Belgrade host their next fixture in Group A with momentum on their side.

RBC Belgrade proved too sharp early and too deep throughout, dismantling St.-Truidense 84–57 to stretch their winning streak to five straight. The 27-point margin flatters no one: Belgrade's balance and discipline from the opening tip made this a rout. The hosts set the tone in the first quarter, outscoring their guests 24–11 to establish control that never wavered. By half-time, Belgrade led 41–22—a 19-point cushion that reflected a near-total dominance in pace and decision-making. A 20–13 third quarter extended their lead to 26 points, and when Florentin Hucorne and company built a 28-point advantage early in the fourth (63–35 with 9:33 remaining), the result had long been settled. St.-Truidense scraped together some dignity with a 13-0 run mid-quarter to cut it to 63–48, but Belgrade's bench and reserves were content to manage the clock from there. The final quarter went to Belgrade by just one point (23–22), a trivial detail in a game that was never competitive after the opening minutes. Hucorne led Belgrade with 18 points on efficient 6/11 shooting, adding three three-pointers. Lucas Démoulin posted 12 points and 3 blocks, while Vincent Mommer chipped in 12 points and 5 steals in a balanced offensive night. For St.-Truidense, Yannick Ravert compiled a double-double of 15 points and 15 rebounds despite poor shooting (4/13), and Shawn Mousseau grabbed 12 boards with 10 points, but neither could stem the tide. Belgrade improve to 5–1 in Group A. They travel to Phantoms Basket Boom on Saturday. St.-Truidense fall to 2–4 and will host Gembo Borgerhout on Sunday, seeking an end to four straight losses.

Vincent Mommer's 12 points steered RBC Belgrade to a hard-fought 61–53 win at Pibo, a defensive struggle that hinged on discipline and limited possessions. Mommer shot 5-for-14 from the field and made his only free throw, but his real value lay elsewhere. He picked up 2 steals and committed zero turnovers across 23 minutes—a clean sheet on ball security that reflected the game's grinding rhythm. Both teams seemed content to grind rather than run; Belgrade's eight-point margin was built on attrition, not explosive play. The shooting was labored on both sides. Mommer's 1-for-8 from three-point range told the broader story: Group A's Top Division Men 2 pace rarely permitted rhythm. He grabbed 4 rebounds and dished one assist, doing the quiet work that a road win demands. Belgrade stays grounded in Group A's muddy middle, while Tongeren faces another low-scoring setback at home.

Basket Tongeren's early control crumbled in the final quarter as RBC Belgrade pulled away to a hard-fought 61–53 victory in Group A play. Tongeren dictated the opening half, led by as many as 10 points early in the second quarter and held a 34–28 advantage at the break. An 11-0 run midway through the first—from 2-5 to 13-5—had given them genuine momentum. The third quarter stayed tight, Tongeren still ahead 46–41 heading into the final eight minutes. Belgrade's fourth quarter told a different story. They outscored Tongeren 20-7 to claim the eight-point win, seizing a 9-point lead with under two minutes to play. Tongeren never found their rhythm down the stretch; neither team shot well overall, but Belgrade's efficiency in that decisive period made the difference. Sam Proesmans led Tongeren with 13 points on 6-of-6 free throws, while Giuliano Neri added 13 and Jente Neven finished with 12 rebounds. For Belgrade, Mehdi Cerquarelli managed 14 points despite a tough 5-of-17 shooting night, with Vincent Mommer chipping in 12. Tongeren travel to Amon Jeugd Gentson on Saturday, looking to bounce back.

Basket Tongeren host RBC Belgrade this evening at Pibo, with Sam Proesmans leading the charge for the home side. The Tongeren forward is averaging 16.3 points per game this season and will face a Belgrade outfit built around Lucas Démoulin, who sits at 14.3 PPG. Top Division Men 2 basketball at its core: two clubs fighting for positioning in a tightly contested domestic landscape. Proesmans has been Tongeren's consistent scoring engine all season. Belgrade, meanwhile, will look to Démoulin to generate offense and keep pace. The matchup hinges on whether Tongeren can control the tempo at home and limit what Belgrade can do in transition—standard Top Division fare, but the kind of detail that decides these games. Tip-off in roughly five hours.

Lucas Démoulin scored 33 points on 11 of 16 shooting to lead RBC Belgrade past CEP Fleurus 90–70 in Group A play. The forward's accuracy was the decisive difference — he went 8 for 10 from the free-throw line and 3 for 8 from three, adding 9 rebounds and 4 assists while committing no turnovers in 33 minutes. It was the kind of efficient, mistake-free night that defines a 20-point home win. Fleurus never found its footing. RBC Belgrade's depth and shooting touch proved too much to match, and Démoulin's willingness to attack early set the tone for everything that followed. He finished the game having made nearly 69 percent of his attempts from the field — the kind of scorching efficiency that turns a competitive matchup into a blowout by the final minutes. The margin was never close after the opening quarter, and for Fleurus, the task now shifts to regrouping. RBC Belgrade, meanwhile, will look to carry this kind of offensive rhythm into their next Group A fixture.

RBC Belgrade's offense was too much early for CEP Fleurus to handle. A 16-0 run midway through the first quarter pushed the home side ahead 23-9, and they never looked back—leading 34-20 after one and stretching it to 60-33 by halftime. The margin peaked at 31 points late in the second quarter, with Belgrade in complete control of pace and spacing. Fleurus mounted a response in the third, outscoring Belgrade 24-17 to trim the deficit to 20, but the home side's offensive depth was too much. A 33-point, 9-rebound night from Lucas Démoulin on 11-of-16 shooting set the tone; Sami Demirtas added 15 points on 4-of-8 from three, and Mehdi Cerquarelli distributed 5 assists while chipping in 11 points. Anthony Lambot led Fleurus with 16 points, and Jeremy Conreur grabbed 9 boards, but it was a one-sided affair by the finish. Belgrade close out Group A action at Basket Tongeren on Saturday, while Fleurus host Hasselt BT on Friday.

Anthony Lambot has been CEP Fleurus's engine this season—15.6 points per game—and tonight at Complexe sportif "José Tyssaen" he faces a RBC Belgrade side anchored by Florentin Hucorne, who sits at 14 points per night. Two balanced offensive threats, two clubs looking to impose their tempo. Belgrade hosts a Top Division Men 2 matchup with real weight to it. Both squads have shown they can score; the question is whether the visiting Fleurus can sustain their efficiency on the road, or if Belgrade's home court shrinks the angles. Tipoff in about six hours. Worth your attention.

Warre Crombez carried Amon Jeugd Gentson on his shoulders in Belgrade, posting 29 points, 6 rebounds and 1 assist across 32 minutes — but it was not enough to overcome a 9-point defeat to RBC Namur Belgrade in Group A play. The forward was efficient when it mattered most, hitting 9 of 11 from the field (4 of 5 from three) and 7 of 10 at the free-throw line. He was Amon Jeugd Gentson's clearest threat in a performance that left them short at 73–82. Individual brilliance rarely bridges a nine-point gap. Crombez did what one player can do; the rest of the roster could not follow suit. Next time out, Amon Jeugd Gentson will need to find answers beyond one scorer if they intend to claw back into contention.

🏀 Final: RBC Namur Belgrade 82–73 Amon Jeugd Gentson. Top: Florentin Hucorne 18 PTS.

RBC Namur Belgrade hosts Amon Jeugd Gentson in Top Division Men 2 action this evening at Complexe sportif "José Tyssaen". The Belgrade side lean on Sami Demirtas, who has averaged 13.6 points per game this season and will carry the offensive load against a Gentson outfit built around Thomas Mertens and his 10.7 PPG clip. Gentson will need to contain Demirtas's output while generating consistent scoring from Mertens on the road. The matchup shapes as a straightforward battle of pace and shot-making — two sides looking to impose their rhythm early and hold it. Tip-off is in roughly six hours. Follow it live.

⭐ Player of the Game: Florentin Hucorne — 28 PTS, 4 REB, 1 AST, 1 BLK. RBC Namur Belgrade take it, 92–78.

Florentin Hucorne left little doubt about who ran the show in Melle. The RBC Namur Belgrade guard lit up Gent-Oost Eagles for 28 points on just 27 minutes, going 9 of 12 from the field and 6 of 9 from three, before finishing off a perfect 4 of 4 at the line. His shooting efficiency—75% overall, 67% from deep—set the tone from the opening stretch. RBC Namur Belgrade's 92-78 victory in Group A play was never particularly close once Hucorne got rolling. The 14-point margin reflected a comfortable away performance, one where the visiting side's offensive rhythm proved too much for the Eagles to match. Hucorne's four rebounds and lone assist fit the profile of a player who did the job at hand: score, space the floor, and move on. Next up for RBC Namur Belgrade is another Group A fixture. For Gent-Oost Eagles, the work ahead of stopping similar firepower begins immediately.

🏀 Final: Gent-Oost Eagles 78–92 RBC Namur Belgrade. Top: Thomas Van Hille 19 PTS.

Mommer Vincent finished with 10 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists in just 19 minutes as RBC Namur Belgrade held off Basket Sijsele 73–66 in Group Stage play of the Beker van België. Vincent's efficiency was the difference — he shot 3 for 7 from the field, including 2 of 5 from three, and went perfect from the line at 2 for 2. He added 2 steals while committing no turnovers, a clean night's work that anchored Namur's control of the glass and set the tempo early. The seven-point margin flattered neither side: Sijsele stayed within reach throughout, but Namur's depth and home court steadiness kept them ahead. In a competition where every possession counts in group play, Vincent's combination of scoring punch, rebound work and ball security made him the standout performer when it mattered most.

RBC Namur Belgrade weathered a second-half collapse to hold off Basket Sijsele 73–66 in Group Stage action, but the seven-point margin flatters neither team's composure down the stretch. Sijsele dictated the first half, building a 14-point lead by intermission at 38–24. RBC Namur Belgrade clawed back with a dominant third quarter — outscoring their visitors 25–9 to seize a 49–47 advantage — only to see the fourth quarter turn into a sloppy affair. Neither side could build separation; RBC Namur Belgrade managed 24 points in the final frame while Sijsele scored 19, enough to secure the win but hardly a display of control. Sami Demirtas anchored the comeback with 16 points on efficient shooting: 5/9 from the floor, 4/5 from three, and a perfect 2/2 at the line. Cerquarelli Mehdi added 13 points on 5/11 shooting with 4 rebounds and 3 assists. For Sijsele, Landon Unruh and Wout Verborgt each posted 13 points — Verborgt pulling down 7 rebounds — but neither could extend their third-quarter collapse into a fourth-quarter rally. RBC Namur Belgrade host Sijsele again on Saturday 29 August. Basket Sijsele travel to Royal Nivelles Basketball on Saturday 22 August.