St-Niklase Condors - A

Plamedi Ngolo Masaka finished with 14 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block across 26 minutes as Royal Nivelles Basketball put away St-Niklase Condors 84–69 at home in Group A play. The forward shot 5 of 9 from the field and 4 of 7 from the line, anchoring a 15-point winning margin that never truly tightened once Royal Nivelles established control. Masaka's rebounding work—particularly on a night when the home side held clear glass advantage—proved decisive in a Group A matchup where second chances mattered. Four turnovers kept the performance from pristine, but the efficiency was there: 55.6% shooting in a game Royal Nivelles never surrendered. The win positions Royal Nivelles well in group play. Next up for the hosts is another road test in the division's upper tier.

Royal Nivelles Basketball turned the second quarter into a statement, outscoring St-Niklase Condors 25–9 to seize control at halftime, 42–26. A 13-0 run midway through the third—capped by an early 23-point lead at 49–26—put the game beyond reach, even after the Condors clawed back to trail by 13 heading into the fourth. Axel Bizet orchestrated the win with 23 points on solid shooting (7/14 FG, 3/8 from three, 6/7 FT) and added 7 assists and 4 steals. Cyril Bataille's perfect night from deep—4/4 from three—anchored 16 points off the bench, while Plamedi Ngolo Masaka grabbed 11 rebounds to go with 14 points in a double-double effort (5/9 FG). St-Niklase found moments of resistance: Senne Geukens led the Condors with 20 points, and Anton Huyghe collected a double-double of 13 points and 11 rebounds. The third quarter belonged to them, outscoring Royal Nivelles 25–22, but the early hole proved too deep. Royal Nivelles improve to 4–2 in Group A. Next Saturday they host RBC Belgrade, while St-Niklase (now 3–5) travel to face Gembo Borgerhout.

Senne Geukens torched Union BC Quaregnon on 28 minutes of near-perfect shooting: 20 points on 8/11 from the field, 4/5 from three, to lead St-Niklase Condors to an 88–60 win at Sporthal De Witte Molen. The margin tells the full story. St-Niklase controlled this Group A matchup from start to finish, and Geukens' efficiency — zero wasted possessions in 28 minutes — epitomised the home side's clinical approach. He missed just one shot from distance and leaned on his outside stroke early and often, the kind of scalding night that turns a competitive Top Division Men 2 fixture into a blowout. St-Niklase moved through Quaregnon without ceremony. Next up, the road awaits.

St-Niklaas Condors put Union BC Quaregnon away with a punishing fourth quarter, rolling to an 88–60 victory in Group A play. The Condors improve to 3–4 on the season, while Quaregnon remains winless at 0–6 — their sixth straight defeat. The first half stayed competitive. Level at 16–16 after one, St-Niklaas pulled ahead 40–31 by halftime, outscoring Quaregnon 24–15 in the second. A nine-point lead held through three quarters at 61–50. Then the floor tilted. St-Niklaas outscored Quaregnon 27–10 in the fourth, capped by a 12–0 run midway through that quarter that shifted the margin from 11 points to 23. By the final seconds, St-Niklaas led by 28. The shooting splits told the story. Jean Barekiragaba led St-Niklaas with 22 points on efficient 6/11 field-goal work and 7-for-7 free throws; Senne Geukens added 20 points on 8/11 shooting and 4 three-pointers. Ferre Vercammen grabbed 7 rebounds to anchor the glass. Quaregnon's Sven Poisson and Milhan Pierzchala each scored 13, but on 4/12 and 4/13 shooting respectively — the kind of volume with little yield that piles up losses. St-Niklaas visit Royal Nivelles on Saturday. Quaregnon host Royal IV Brussels on Friday, hunting for that elusive first win.

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.

Lenn Leenen carried St.-Truidense's offence at Sporthal De Witte Molen, finishing with 26 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists across 29 minutes — but it was not enough to overcome St-Niklase Condors in a 87–82 defeat. The 9-for-19 shooting night, anchored by a 4-for-4 free-throw line, kept the visitors competitive throughout, though three steals and three turnovers reflected a game that slipped away in the final moments. St.-Truidense trailed by five when the final buzzer sounded in Group A play. Leenen's 26-point effort — his most decisive contribution — underscored the gap between individual effort and team execution; without him, the deficit would have been far steeper, yet his 4-for-13 three-point shooting showed where St.-Truidense's spacing struggled. Next up, St.-Truidense will look to bounce back and arrest what has been a difficult stretch in the division.

St-Niklase Condors held off a St.-Truidense rally to win by five in a back-and-forth Group A matchup decided in the final two minutes. The Condors built an early cushion—leading by 11 midway through the second quarter—but a 29-point second half from St.-Truidense erased that edge entirely. The visitors took a nine-point lead early in the third quarter before Condors found their rhythm. A 10-0 mid-quarter run swung momentum back, pushing the score to 68–58, and though St.-Truidense clawed back to make it a one-possession game down the stretch, Condors closed out the fourth quarter matched point-for-point to seal the 87–82 result. Jean Barekiragaba led the Condors with 17 points on efficient shooting (6/11 FG, 3/5 three), while Anton Huyghe added 16 points and 8 rebounds, and Senne Geukens contributed 16 points with 6 assists. Lenn Leenen carried St.-Truidense with a game-high 26 points, though his 9/19 shooting reflected the Condors' defensive pressure down the stretch. Condors travel to Phantoms Basket Boom this Saturday. St.-Truidense host Royal IV Brussels on the same day.

Sint-Niklaas hosts Truiden tonight in a Top Division Men fixture that hinges on two sharp perimeter scorers in contrasting form. Senne Geukens has been Sint-Niklaas's engine this season, averaging 16.5 points per game. Lenn Leenen, Truiden's leading option, sits at 14.3 PPG — a few possessions' difference on any given night, but it underscores how much Sint-Niklaas have leaned on their primary offensive threat. The gap widens and narrows depending on who's running hot, and both teams will scheme accordingly: Geukens will draw attention, opening lanes; Leenen will hunt for space in return. Tip-off is at Sporthal De Witte Molen in Sint-Niklaas. Catch it live to see which attack finds rhythm first.

Senne Geukens carried St-Niklase Condors with 30 points on 11-of-16 shooting (4/8 from three), adding 6 rebounds and 3 steals across 37 minutes — yet it was not enough to hold Hasselt BT at home. The Condors fell 79–84 in a Group A fixture, undone by a five-point margin despite Geukens efficient offensive night. He made 4 of 5 free throws and turned the ball over just twice, the kind of controlled performance that typically wins games in Top Division Men 2. Hasselt simply did not crack under the pressure and found enough answers down the stretch. It was a solid individual outing for Geukens in a losing effort — a reminder that clean shot selection and accuracy matter less than the final buzzer.

St-Niklase Condors let a double-digit lead slip away and fell just short down the stretch, losing 79–84 to Hasselt BT in a Group A matchup that stayed competitive until the final possessions. Condors built an early cushion, leading 22–12 after one quarter. But Hasselt's second-quarter surge changed the game entirely — a 13-0 run midway through the period flipped momentum, and the visitors led 44–34 at half-time. Condors clawed back in the third, outscoring Hasselt 26–20 to trail 60–64 heading into the fourth. The final quarter remained tight throughout, with the game still a one-possession contest inside the final two minutes, but Hasselt held on for the five-point win. Senne Geukens led Condors with 30 points on efficient 11/16 shooting, including 4-for-8 from three, while Ferre Vercammen posted a double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds. For Hasselt, Giel Bruyninckx's 21 points and Daan Bijnens's 13 guided the road win. Condors host St.-Truidense on Saturday 3 October.

Kyrylo Meshcheriakov has carried Hasselt BT this season at 16.2 points per game, and tonight at Sporthal De Witte Molen he'll face a Condors side anchored by Senne Geukens, who's averaging 14.6 PPG. The matchup sets up as a direct test of St-Niklase's ability to contain an efficient scoring threat while generating enough firepower of their own. Both clubs will be hunting for control of the paint and transition opportunities — the kind of grinding Top Division Men 2 basketball where one team's willingness to move the ball tends to pull away in the second half. Geukens has been reliable for the Condors all season; Meshcheriakov's volume has kept Hasselt competitive. How each handles the other's perimeter defence could decide the flow. Tip-off in about six hours. Follow it live.

Jorre De Wilde put Gent-Oost Eagles ahead with 28 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists in 31 minutes as they held off St-Niklase Condors 93–86 on the road in Group A play. De Wilde was nearly perfect from distance, hitting all three of his three-point attempts, and shot 9 of 13 from the floor overall while converting 7 of 13 free throws. His efficiency — clean shooting paired with control (just 2 turnovers) — was the difference in a seven-point win. The margin held because Gent-Oost's outside shooting stayed hot and their ball movement stayed crisp. De Wilde's role in that went beyond the scoring line: his 31 minutes set the tempo, and his spacing and decision-making kept St-Niklase scrambling. Condors stayed within reach but couldn't close the gap in the final stretches. Next up for Gent-Oost is the rest of Group A's schedule; for Condors, the focus turns to climbing back into contention.

St-Niklase Condors clawed their way back from a 17-point hole but could not complete the job. Gent-Oost Eagles pulled away late to win 93–86 in Group A play, a hard-fought result that came down to possession-level margins in the final stretch. The Condors dominated the opening half, leading 52–41 at the break behind Anton Huyghe's early scoring. A 17-point advantage peaked early in the third quarter at 60–43, but Gent-Oost Eagles answered with a 14-0 run midway through that same period to claw back to 64–61. The momentum swung repeatedly—seven lead changes and three ties across the night kept either side from running away—but the Eagles found their rhythm when it mattered. Jorre De Wilde led the charge with 28 PTS on 9/13 shooting and a perfect 3/3 from three, while Jens Coppens added 15 PTS on efficient 5/8 splits. The Eagles led by as much as 9 inside the final minute and held on for the 93–86 verdict. Huyghe finished with a double-double: 25 PTS and 13 REB on 7/14 twos and 4/7 threes. Senne Geukens contributed 20 PTS and 8 REB, but the Condors managed only 16 points in the fourth quarter as the Eagles tightened their grip. St-Niklase Condors host Hasselt BT on Friday 25 September.

Jean-Michel Citona comes into this one averaging 14.8 points per game — nearly a full bucket ahead of St-Niklase Condors' Senne Geukens, who has been the steadier hand at 13.7 PPG this season. That scoring gap will be worth watching as both Top Division Men 2 sides prepare to tip off in Sint-Niklaas. The Eagles travel to Sporthal De Witte Molen needing to maintain consistency, while the Condors will lean on Geukens to keep pace with Citona's offensive pull. These matchups between mid-table sides often turn on bench depth and second-half execution rather than star power alone — the team that can move the ball and limit careless turnovers usually walks out with the win. Tip-off is in about six hours. Stream it live if you're following the Belgian domestic race.

Kevin Stilmant carried Andenne through the middle quarters with ruthless efficiency: 23 points on 10-of-12 shooting from the floor in just 20 minutes, a performance that proved decisive as Andenne held off St-Niklase Condors 74–63 at Andenne Arena. The real damage came in the paint. Stilmant's 10 made field goals came almost entirely near the rim, and his 7 rebounds kept second chances flowing Andenne's way when it mattered. His free-throw shooting—3-of-9—left some points on the table in the final stretch, but by then the work was done: an 11-point margin is comfortable in Group A company, and Stilmant's interior presence made St-Niklase's defence look stretched. Two turnovers and three fouls in 20 minutes is clean ball-handling for a volume scorer, though the lack of assists (0) underlines what this was: a one-man inside job rather than a distributed attack. It was enough. Andenne moves on with another weekend fixture ahead in Group A.

🏀 Final: Andenne 74–63 St-Niklase Condors. Top: Kevin Stilmant 23 PTS.

Senne Geukens carried St-Niklase Condors to a one-point road win over Basket Tongeren on 25 points in 27 minutes, shooting 9 of 14 from the floor and 4 of 7 from three. The final score read 63–62. Geukens efficiency was the difference in a Group A contest that came down to possession. He made his looks from range—hitting four threes on solid volume—and stayed composed at the free-throw line, converting 3 of 4. The rest of his box left little margin: two rebounds, no assists, three turnovers and four fouls in a compressed playing time. For Basket Tongeren, a one-point loss at home is the kind of result that stings. For St-Niklase Condors, it is a road win that counts. Geukens shot-making was precise enough when precision was all that mattered.

St-Niklase Condors held on by a point in a frantic finish, escaping with a 63–62 win over Basket Tongeren in Group A play. The Condors jumped to a 20-point lead late in the first quarter, taking a 29–14 advantage into the second. Tongeren answered with a 19–9 second quarter to cut it to 33–38 at half-time, but the deficit lingered. A 12-0 run midway through the third quarter swung the momentum sharply — Tongeren clawed back from 38–49 to 47–49 — and the two sides remained locked inside the final two minutes. The fourth quarter saw both teams trade buckets (15–14 for Tongeren, 14 for St-Niklase), but the Condors held their nerve to claim the one-possession win. Senne Geukens led the Condors with 25 points on 9/14 shooting, adding 4/7 from three. Ferre Vercammen finished 4/5 overall for 11 points, while Jean Barekiragaba went a perfect 3/3 from beyond the arc for 9 points. For Tongeren, Sam Proesmans and Gaetan Hertay each scored 16 — Hertay pulling 9 rebounds — and Giuliano Neri added 15 on efficient 4/7 shooting with 3/5 threes. Basket Tongeren travel to Union BC Quaregnon on Sunday 20 September.