AB InBev Leuven Bears - B

Stan Solie carried AB InBev Leuven Bears B to a 77–68 road win over BC Guco Lier B on Tuesday, posting 19 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals across 40 minutes in Group B play. The guard was efficient when it mattered most, hitting 6 of 13 from the floor and a clean 4 of 4 from the free-throw line. His three-point shot settled in too—3 for 7 from deep—giving him multiple angles of attack against Lier's defence. Eight boards and three steals underlined his work beyond scoring; he turned the ball over four times but made his impact felt on both ends through most of the evening. Leuven's nine-point margin suggests they pulled clear in the second half rather than running away early. Solie's ability to stay on court for the full 40 minutes while managing his turnovers kept the Bears ahead when it counted. Next up, Leuven will look to build on this road result as Group B continues.

AB InBev Leuven Bears B halted a two-game skid with a hard-fought win over BC Guco Lier B, pulling away decisively in the fourth quarter to close out a 9-point victory. The Bears led by just two at the half, then extended their edge to five after three quarters before a 12-0 run midway through the final frame—stretching their lead to 15 with 5:10 remaining—put the result beyond doubt. The opening quarter set the tone for a close affair. AB InBev Leuven Bears B won the first period 25-19, establishing an early six-point cushion. BC Guco Lier B clawed back in the second, outscoring the Bears 20-16 to narrow the gap to 39-41 at halftime. The third quarter remained competitive, with AB InBev Leuven Bears B edging it 18-15 to reach 54-59 entering the fourth. Once the Bears found their rhythm in the closing period, however, Lier's deficit became insurmountable. Eise van Wayenburg led the way for the visitors with 23 points on efficient 9/17 shooting, adding 9 rebounds, while Stan Solie contributed 19 points and 8 rebounds. Max Pritchett chipped in 11 points on a clean 5/7 from the floor. For Lier, Younes Ouerdi and Max Bulens each scored 16 points, with Jaden Ochiagha adding 12 points and 7 rebounds. The result improves AB InBev Leuven Bears B to 3-5 in Group B, a step toward stability after recent losses. BC Guco Lier B slip to 1-6 with the defeat. Next up, Lier host Royal Castors Braine on Friday 6 November, while the Bears travel to face BC Sprimont on Saturday 7 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.

Tim Bollen's 20 points steered AB InBev Leuven Bears B to a 79–70 road win over RBC Pepinster East Belgium in Group B play, a nine-point margin that reflected the visitor's control through much of the contest. Bollen shot efficiently from beyond the arc, connecting on 5 of 10 attempts and finishing 7 for 12 from the floor overall. He added seven rebounds and two steals in 30 minutes, though his ball security suffered — two turnovers alongside just one assist suggested the offensive load fell squarely on his shoulders. He went 1 for 4 from the free-throw line, a minor stumble in an otherwise composed performance. The win keeps AB InBev Leuven Bears B competitive in Group B. Their next outing will test whether this form travels or whether Pepinster, beaten at home, can tighten the defensive gaps that let Bollen find rhythm from deep.

🏀 Final: RBC Pepinster East Belgium 70–79 AB InBev Leuven Bears B. Top scorers: RBC Pepinster East Belgium: Robin Malpas 23 PTS · AB InBev Leuven Bears B: Tim Bollen 20 PTS.

RBC Pepinster East Belgium and AB InBev Leuven Bears B square off at Salle de basket Pierre Raskin in a Top Division Men 2 matchup tipping off shortly. Martin Francoeur has been the steady hand for Pepinster this season, averaging 13.7 points per game, while Tim Bollen anchors the Leuven Bears B attack at 13.1 PPG — two lead scorers with nearly identical offensive loads carrying their respective teams into tonight's contest. This is a domestic fixture with real substance beneath it: both clubs operating at Belgium's second tier, both leaning heavily on their primary scorers to create and finish. The question is whether either side can generate enough support around their leading scorer to pull clear, or whether it stays tight into the fourth. Tune in and see how it unfolds.

J'Nathan Bullock torched AB InBev Leuven Bears B for 22 points and 13 rebounds in 29 minutes, shooting 9 of 14 from the field to carry Basket Sijsele to a commanding 78–58 victory at home in Group B play. Bullock was efficient throughout, converting 3 of 4 free throws and adding 3 steals to anchor a dominant performance. He misfired on all four of his three-point attempts and committed 3 turnovers, but his work on the glass and inside the arc proved decisive. Sijsele controlled the pace and margin from start to finish, outscoring a Bears B side that could not find a rhythm on either end. The 20-point victory underlines Bullock's impact in the frontcourt — a steady, unglamorous game that reflects the kind of interior presence that wins possession battles in the second tier.

Basket Sijsele pulled clear in the third quarter and never looked back, outscoring AB InBev Leuven Bears B 26–13 in that frame to build a commanding 20-point margin at the final whistle. The first half stayed competitive—tied at 16 after one, Sijsele ahead by five at the break—but a relentless midweek push opened the gap. By midway through the fourth, Sijsele had stretched their lead to 25 points at 73–48, closing out a controlled performance. J'Nathan Bullock led the way with 22 points and 13 rebounds on efficient 9-of-14 shooting, while Maxime Tchako chipped in 12 points and 13 boards. Kenneth De Vos added 13 points on solid shooting from the field. For Leuven Bears B, Beddegenoodts Robbe's 14 points and spirited efforts from Tim Bollen and Eise van Wayenburg (12 apiece) could not stem the tide once Sijsele's rebounding and third-quarter intensity took hold. The early momentum swings—Sijsele trailed in the opening half before a 10-0 run mid-second quarter shifted control—proved decisive. Once Sijsele seized control, Leuven Bears B had no answer for the pace and interior pressure. Sijsele host Oxaco BBC this Saturday; Leuven Bears B visit RBC Pepinster East Belgium on the same day.

Basket Sijsele host AB InBev Leuven Bears B in Top Division Men 2 action at Sportpark 't Veld, and the matchup hinges on two scorers who have carried their respective offenses all season: J'Nathan Bullock has averaged 16.6 points per game for the hosts, while Tim Bollen leads the visitors at 13.3 PPG. Sijsele will look to impose their pace at home, with Bullock the focal point of their attack. Leuven Bears B, meanwhile, will rely on Bollen's consistency and their ability to stay composed in transition. This is a straight domestic battle between two squads still building rhythm in the early campaign. Tip-off is in roughly six hours at Sportpark 't Veld. If you want to see how these two sides match up when it counts, tune in.

Tim Bollen finished with 14 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists as AB InBev Leuven Bears B dismantled KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea 82–60 at Stedelijke Sportzaal Wilsele Centrum. The 22-point margin left no doubt about the gap between the sides in Group B. Bollen's shooting was uneven — he made 3 of 12 attempts from the field, including 2 of 8 from three — but stayed efficient where it mattered most, going 6 for 8 at the free-throw line. He turned the ball over just once across 35 minutes, a clean floor game that kept the offense moving in a rout that never required heroics. AB InBev Leuven Bears B's depth and defensive grip were evident from the opening minutes. Bollen's steadiness, rather than volume scoring, proved sufficient to earn player-of-the-game honors. For a team that had built comfortable separation by halftime, there was little need for anyone to carry an outsized load. The Bears now face their next assignment in Group B play.

AB InBev Leuven Bears B coasted to a dominant 22-point win over KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea, building a 26-point lead late in the fourth quarter to settle a back-and-forth opening half. The game stayed competitive through the opening exchanges—10 lead changes and 5 ties kept both sides within arm's length. A 10-0 run by Basket@Sea mid-first quarter gave them a 18-16 lead, but Leuven Bears B regrouped. By half-time, the hosts had found their rhythm, leading 38–31. The second half belonged entirely to Leuven Bears B. A 24–11 third quarter stretched the margin to 62–42 entering the fourth, where they simply ran out the clock, outscoring their visitors 20–18 to finish at 82–60. Eise van Wayenburg was the difference-maker: 24 points on efficient 8/13 shooting, 11 rebounds and a double-double that set the tone on both ends. Mathis Coly added 16 points (7/10 from the free-throw line), while Tim Bollen chipped in 14 points and 4 assists despite shooting 3/12 from the field. Siel Dedoelder led Basket@Sea with 16 points and 7 rebounds, but no other visitor cracked double figures. Leuven Bears B visit Basket Sijsele on Sunday 4 October.

Siel Dedoelder has carried KBGO Finexa Basket@Sea to 19.4 points per game this season—the kind of offensive load that will test AB InBev Leuven Bears B's defense when these two Top Division Men 2 sides meet in Wilsele tonight. Tim Bollen leads Leuven's scoring at 15.4 PPG, a steadier but still substantial threat in the backcourt. Home court at Stedelijke Sportzaal Wilsele Centrum could matter in a fixture like this, where possession discipline and execution in the final frame often decide things. Both clubs have the talent to win; the question is which team controls tempo and limits Dedoelder's isolation opportunities. Tip-off in roughly six hours. Worth tuning in. #TopDivisionMen2 #BelgianBasketball #LeuvenvBasket@Sea #ABInBevLeuven #DomesticLeague

Sander Van Ginderachter was the difference-maker in a two-point finish. The BC Asse-Ternat forward shot 7-of-10 from the floor—including a clean 3-of-3 at the line—for 18 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and added 2 steals in 26 minutes at Sporthal Waalborre. Those numbers held up under pressure: AB InBev Leuven Bears B came within a possession late, but Van Ginderachter's efficiency and ball-security (only 3 turnovers across the game) proved decisive in a 77–75 Group B win. It was the kind of focused, low-waste display that separates narrow victories from narrow defeats in Top Division Men 2. One assist and no blocks meant Van Ginderachter stayed on his primary job—score when it's there, rebound when it matters—and left the orchestration to others. In a game decided by margins this thin, that kind of single-minded execution is exactly what gets the job done. BC Asse-Ternat moves forward with momentum. The next fixture will test whether this Group B form can hold.

BC Asse-Ternat held off a late charge from AB InBev Leuven Bears B to win 77–75 in a back-and-forth Group B contest. Eight lead changes and seven ties kept the result in doubt until the final possession. The visitors led by as many as 9 early in the third quarter at 38–47, but BC Asse-Ternat clawed back. A decisive 12-0 run in the fourth quarter — spanning from 59–64 to 71–64 midway through the period — gave the home side breathing room. Leuven Bears B refused to fold, though. They trimmed the lead to a single possession inside the final two minutes, yet could not find the equalizer as Asse-Ternat closed out 24–17 in the fourth. Sander Van Ginderachter led the hosts with 18 points on efficient 7/10 shooting, adding 8 rebounds. Sam Caron chipped in 16 points and converted 9 of 10 free throws despite a cold night from the field (3/13). For the Bears B, Mathis Coly scored 22 points on 4-for-7 from three, while Eise van Wayenburg posted a double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds. BC Asse-Ternat visit RBC Pepinster East Belgium on Saturday 19 September.

Junior Bonsenge was the catalyst in B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries' commanding 90–61 win over AB InBev Leuven Bears B, finishing with 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting in 20 minutes. The forward's efficiency was the standout. He went 3-for-3 from the free-throw line and missed just one shot from inside the arc, building an early offensive rhythm that helped B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries establish control. The 29-point margin left no doubt about which side had command; Leuven offered little resistance once the hosts got rolling. Bonsenge's night was clean too—one turnover across 20 minutes of floor time, a level of care that underlined his contribution beyond the points. He did not crash the boards (2 rebounds) or orchestrate from the perimeter (1 assist), but he did not need to. Sometimes in a blowout, a player's primary job is to capitalize on the space a good team creates, and he did exactly that. B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries moves forward in Group B on the back of this dominant display. Leuven will be back on the road seeking a sharper showing next time out.

B.C. L'9 Flénu-Frameries breezed past AB InBev Leuven Bears B, 90–61, in a one-sided Group B affair. The game stayed level through the opening quarter at 22–22, but L'9 Flénu-Frameries took over from there, outscoring their visitors 29–7 in the second to open a commanding halftime lead of 51–29. The visitors managed a brief rally in the third, holding L'9 Flénu-Frameries to 15 points while adding 17 of their own, but it was too little, too late. The damage had already been done. A 16–0 run midway through the second quarter — the score swung from 35–29 to 51–29 — proved to be the decisive stretch. L'9 Flénu-Frameries' relentless fourth quarter (24–15) stretched the margin to 29 points with seconds remaining. Junior Bonsenge led the hosts with 17 points on a clean 7–10 shooting. Jean-Patrick Nyamsi added 14 on 7–9 from the floor, while Mathieu Houdart chipped in 14 points on 4–8 shooting and 3–6 from distance. Stan Solie paced AB InBev Leuven Bears B with 15 points on 6–14 shooting; Beddegenoodts Robbe contributed 12 on efficient 6–8 work inside. L'9 Flénu-Frameries host Oxaco BBC this Saturday; AB InBev Leuven Bears B travel to BC Asse-Ternat the same day.

⭐ Player of the Game: Tim Bollen — 20 PTS, 4 REB, 7 AST, 3 STL. AB InBev Leuven Bears B fall, 77–85.

Gembo Borgerhout secured a hard-fought eight-point win over AB InBev Leuven Bears B in Group Stage play, 85–77. The margin tells the story: neither side pulled clear, but Borgerhout held their nerve when it mattered. Leuven led early, reaching 19–26 after the opening quarter. Borgerhout steadied at the half, trailing 35–41 — a manageable gap. The third quarter swung the game: Borgerhout outscored Leuven 29–24 to take control at 70–59. Leuven clawed back in the fourth, adding 18 points, but Borgerhout's 15-point quarter closed the door. Wannes Tomlow paced Borgerhout with efficient finishing: 17 PTS on 6/9 shooting, 8 REB. Quinten Smout added 16 PTS and 7 AST, while Lander Kuijt chipped in 15 PTS with 3 STL. Tim Bollen led Leuven with 20 PTS, 7 AST, and 4 REB on 7/16 shooting; Eise van Wayenburg contributed 17 PTS and 8 REB. The result closes Borgerhout's group-stage campaign. For Leuven, attention turns to Saturday 29 August, when they visit BBC Falco Gent.