Val-Dieu Spirou Basket - B

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.

Malcolm Makwa Gambundji steered Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B to a 12-point road win over AB InBev Leuven Bears B with a composed 15 points and five assists across 26 minutes. The score: 61–49. Gambundji's accuracy from distance — 3-of-6 from three — kept the pace ticking over in a Group B encounter that never threatened to tighten once Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B found their rhythm. He added four made free throws and a steal, turnovers and fouls kept minimal (2 each), to anchor a performance that had all the hallmarks of controlled, efficient guard play rather than loose brilliance. On a shooting night where he went 4-of-10 overall, the three-point line became his most reliable weapon. AB InBev Leuven Bears B stayed competitive defensively but could not manufacture the offensive spurt needed to close a persistent gap. The 12-point margin is where the home side's season stands in Top Division Men 2 — work ahead as Group B resumes.

AB InBev Leuven Bears B could not hold the pace in the final quarter and dropped to 2–4 in Group B after Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B pulled away to a 12-point win. The match stayed competitive through half-time, locked at 24–24 after two quarters of traded runs. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B gained ground in the third, outscoring Leuven 17–12 to lead 41–36 going into the fourth. Midway through that third quarter, a decisive 11-0 run—stretching from 30–34 to 41–34—gave the visitors a cushion they would not relinquish. Leuven fought back early in the fourth quarter but could not close the gap when it mattered. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B won the final period 20–13 and led by as many as 12 with 22 seconds left, finishing 61–49. Malcolm Makwa Gambundji led Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B with 15 points on 4/10 shooting and five assists, while Ilan Mbessang added 11 points and seven rebounds. For Leuven, Robbe Beddegenoodts posted 14 points and six rebounds on efficient 6/9 shooting, and Eise van Wayenburg chipped in 12 points and seven boards. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B improve to 3–3. Leuven travel to BC Guco Lier B on Saturday 24 October.

BC Guco Lier B held off a second-half rally to edge Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 83–71, building a 17-point cushion in the third quarter before having to absorb late pressure in a 12-point win. Lier controlled the first half, outscoring Spirou 25–18 in the second quarter to reach 47–37 at the interval. The gap widened early in the third when a 10-0 run pushed the lead to 57–40 with 7:49 remaining in that frame — a commanding position that seemed to have the game in hand. Instead, Spirou flipped the script: they outscored Lier 20–17 over the final 24 minutes of the third quarter and kept chipping away through the fourth, narrowing it to a contest. Lier's 19 fourth-quarter points proved just enough to hold serve. Jaden Ochiagha carried Lier with 25 points on 8-of-18 shooting and 9 rebounds, while Max Bulens added 16 points and 6 assists off the bench. Stephane Umba chipped in 10. For Spirou, Noa Bronne led the way with 21 points on efficient 7-of-11 shooting, and Ilan Mbessang added 17 — both fought hard in the comeback bid, but it ran out of time. Lier heads to BC Sprimont on Friday; Spirou travel to AB InBev Leuven Bears B on Sunday.

Jaden Ochiagha carried BC Guco Lier B to a 12-point win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B, posting 25 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists in 29 minutes at Sporthal Stadspark. The forward was efficient from the free-throw line, converting 9 of 12 attempts, and moved the ball — 3 steals underlined his two-way work. He went 8-for-18 from the field overall, though he misfired on all four three-point tries; three turnovers and three fouls kept him from a cleaner sheet, but the on-court impact was real enough to seal an 83–71 result. BC Guco Lier B's next test in Group B comes soon.

Mohammed Tlarhi Amrani has been Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's primary scoring engine this season, averaging 14.2 points per game. BC Guco Lier B will counter with Jaden Ochiagha, who sits at 13.3 PPG and will be tasked with keeping pace in a Top Division Men 2 matchup that tips off this evening at Sporthal Stadspark. The two lead scorers have carried their respective offenses through the early weeks of the season. How Guco Lier manages Amrani's touches in the paint and mid-range, and whether Ochiagha can find consistent looks against Val-Dieu's defense, will likely determine the rhythm of play. Tune in tonight to see which side's scoring threat pulls ahead.

Hugo Giaux carried Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B to a 16-point win over RBC Pepinster East Belgium with 14 points, 8 rebounds and 2 steals across 37 minutes, though his 6-for-12 shooting and four turnovers showed the efficiency cost of carrying heavy minutes in Group B play. The margin never tightened once Val-Dieu got rolling at home. Giaux's workload was plain from the stat sheet — he was on the floor for nearly the entire contest, shouldering both rim protection and offensive load despite a quiet shooting night. One made three-pointer from six attempts told its own story; he made his living inside, where he drew one free throw and held the boards. The turnovers were the friction point. Four giveaways suggested Pepinster's pressure found seams, but not enough to dent a 16-point final margin. In Top Division Men 2 basketball, that kind of sustained output — volume and presence over efficiency — often decides Group B outcomes.

🏀 Final: Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 87–71 RBC Pepinster East Belgium. Top: Malcolm Makwa Gambundji 19 PTS.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B host RBC Pepinster East Belgium in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Salle Pierre de Coubertin in Jumet. Both sides will lean on their offensive anchors: Mohammed Tlarhi has averaged 14.8 points per game for Spirou B, while Martin Francoeur brings 14.2 PPG for Pepinster. This is domestic league basketball where positioning matters. Watch how each team moves the ball in the half-court and whether either can create clean looks for their lead scorers or force the other into uncomfortable isolation play. Pepinster's defensive scheme will be key — can they press Tlarhi early or do they sit back and dare Spirou to execute from range. Tipoff in about six hours. Tune in to see which roster gets the better of a tight divisional matchup.

Mathis Bizimana carried CB Liège to a decisive 113–77 victory over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B in the Beker van België 1/16 Finals, posting 29 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists across 29 minutes. He shot 14 of 19 from the field—a clinical 73.7%—and added 2 steals, though he managed just 1 of 3 from the free-throw line. The 36-point margin tells the story of a mismatch that CB Liège never allowed to tighten. Bizimana's efficiency on a high volume of attempts, paired with his rebounding work, kept the visitors in control throughout. His ball movement kept pace with the offensive rhythm; the single turnover underscored a composed performance. CB Liège's Beker campaign ends with a convincing road win, a statement of intent in the knockout stage.

Mathis Bizimana came out firing in CB Liège's 113–77 demolition of Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B. The forward finished with 29 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists across 29 minutes, shooting a clean 14/19 from the floor. He needed just one free-throw attempt to round out a near-flawless night. The 36-point margin told the story of this 1/16 Finals match — CB Liège simply overwhelmed their opponent from the opening tip, and Bizimana's efficiency on both ends reflected a team playing with complete control. His work on the glass was steady, his decision-making sharp, and his touch around the rim relentless. When a team wins by that distance, one player rarely carries the load alone, but Bizimana's presence set the tone early and never let up. This campaign ends here for CB Liège, but they'll take a strong exit from the Beker van België with a statement performance.

CB Liège left no room for doubt in the 1/16 Finals, overwhelming Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 113–77 to advance with clinical, one-sided dominance. Val-Dieu started with purpose. A 10-0 run midway through the first quarter put them up early, and they built a 12-point lead at 20–8. But the first quarter ended tied at 27–27. From there, CB Liège took over. They outscored Val-Dieu 32–12 in the second quarter to lead 59–39 at half-time, and never looked back. By the end of the third, they sat comfortably ahead 83–59. Val-Dieu managed 18 points in the fourth, but CB Liège added 30 more, finishing with a 36-point margin that peaked at 109–73 late in the frame. Mathis Bizimana was the decisive force for CB Liège, posting 29 points on a clean 14-of-19 shooting with 13 rebounds and 5 assists. Kylen Milton (17 PTS on 5/7 FG, 6/7 FT) and Clément Matisse (15 PTS, 9 REB, 7 AST) provided steady complementary scoring. For Val-Dieu, Hugo Giaux (18 PTS, 3 STL on 8/15 FG) and Ilan Mbessang (16 PTS, 6 REB on 8/10 FG) fought hard, but the gulf in execution was too wide. CB Liège's tournament campaign ends with a statement. Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's bid for a cup run is over.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B will host CB Liège in the Beker van België at Salle Pierre de Coubertin, Jumet. Tipoff is at 20:00 CET. Noa Bronne has carried Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B's scoring load this season at 15.4 points per game. The cup format offers both sides a chance to make a statement in a single-elimination setting where depth and execution matter equally. Tune in to watch it unfold.

Maxime Depuydt, 17 points on 6-of-11 shooting with a clean 3-of-5 from three, carried B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries to a 89–80 road win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B in Group B play. The 29-minute performance also included 2 assists and a steal, and he did not turn the ball over — a composed night in a nine-point victory. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries built and held their margin in a steady performance rather than a runaway. Depuydt's efficiency on limited volume — he was selective and accurate when he shot — meant the load was distributed, keeping Val-Dieu within reach until the final stretch pulled away. Next up, B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries face their next Group B fixture.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries held off a late rally to beat Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 89–80 in Group B, a nine-point margin that tells the real story: Flénu-Frameries built something and kept it, even when their opponents came hard in the fourth. The first half traded leads through five changes and six ties. Val-Dieu found early rhythm, leading 16–10 midway through the first, but Flénu-Frameries stayed close and held a slim 47–45 advantage at the break. Everything shifted in the third quarter. Flénu-Frameries tore off a 15–0 run—from 57–54 to 57–69—that let them breathe at 59–74 after three. Val-Dieu clawed back hard in the fourth, outscoring their hosts 21–15, but couldn't close the gap; Flénu-Frameries' lead ballooned to 16 at one point (79–63 with 6:23 left in the frame) and that proved enough. Maxime Depuydt led Flénu-Frameries with 17 points on efficient 6/11 shooting, plus 2 assists. Thibaut Bronchart added 15 points and 7 rebounds; Junior Bonsenge chipped in 15 on 5/9 from the field. For Val-Dieu, Noa Bronne's 16 points on 6/10 shooting—3 of 4 from three—kept them in contention down the stretch, while Ilan Mbessang (15 points, 4 rebounds) and Philippe Stoffel (13 points) provided solid support. Val-Dieu host RBC Pepinster East Belgium on Friday 2 October, looking to bounce back.

Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B host B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries in Top Division Men 2 this evening at Salle Pierre de Coubertin in Jumet. The matchup pits Noa Bronne, who has averaged 15.3 points per game this season for Spirou, against Mathieu Houdart and Flénu-Frameries' offensive shape — Houdart sits at 13.4 PPG so far. Spirou will be looking to control the tempo at home; Flénu-Frameries will test how well the hosts can manage a road side that has shown it can stay competitive in this division. The details of recent form and head-to-head history will matter more than prediction, so watch how each team's shooting settles early and whether either side can establish a rhythm in the paint. Tip-off is in about six hours. Tune in to see how these two square up.

Raphael Morini ran the offense with precision as Royal IV Brussels closed out their group-stage campaign with a 16-point road win over Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B, 89–73. The playmaker finished with 11 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists across 34 minutes, adding 4 steals to a well-rounded performance — though his shot selection was uneven at 4-of-10 from the field (2-of-6 from three). The margin tells the real story: Royal IV Brussels established control early and never yielded it, building enough cushion that Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B could not stage a meaningful comeback. Morini's ability to keep the ball moving and force turnovers on the perimeter kept the hosts off-balance throughout. With their group stage now complete, Royal IV Brussels' tournament run ends here.

Royal IV Brussels pulled clear in the third quarter and never looked back, outscoring Val-Dieu Spirou Basket B 32–19 in that frame to turn a two-point halftime lead into an 11-point cushion. Brussels dominated the middle of the game; Val-Dieu, who had kept pace through the opening half (42–40 at the break), could not sustain it. The fourth quarter was no comeback story. Val-Dieu managed only 12 points to Brussels' 17, the gap widening to 16 by the final buzzer. It was a controlled performance from Brussels, not a desperate fight. Kenan Mbolhi Senga led Brussels with 20 points and 8 rebounds on efficient 8/12 shooting, while Noah Zappulla added 15 points and 4 assists and Emmanuel Fundi Bin Musemena chipped in 12 on a near-perfect 6/7 from the field. For Val-Dieu, Ilan Mbessang's 13 points and Léon Franckx's 12 came too isolated; Benjamin Muamba's 10 (on 4/5 shooting) offered flashes, but no one else stepped in to carry the load. This was Val-Dieu's group-stage campaign in full: competitive early, outpaced by the sharper side when it mattered. Brussels moved on; Val-Dieu's Beker van België run ended here.

Spirou Basket Charleroi B pulled clear in the group stage with a 12-point win over Bavi Vilvoorde, the margin reflecting how decisively they controlled the opening quarter and held firm down the stretch. Charleroi B set the tone early, racing to 26–10 after one. Vilvoorde stayed competitive through the second, both teams posting 16 points in that frame, but Charleroi B held a 42–26 lead at half-time. The third quarter tightened—Vilvoorde outscored them 16–13—yet Charleroi B's buffer held at 55–42 entering the fourth. A late rally from Vilvoorde (25 to Charleroi B's 24 in the final frame) wasn't enough to bridge the gap. Bronne Noa led Charleroi B with 17 PTS on 5/10 shooting, adding 4 REB, 3 AST and a spotless 5/5 from the line. Mohammed Tlarhi contributed 16 PTS on efficient 7/12 work, while Baptiste Seny grabbed 11 PTS and 6 REB. For Vilvoorde, Lenny Coppens mounted the main threat with 18 PTS and 9 REB, though he needed 12 attempts to find his rhythm. Charleroi B host Royal IV Brussels on Sunday 30 Aug.