Belgium U16 Women · 29 min★★★
15 pts5 reb2 ast33.0 TIB EFF
Charys Eva Fogue finished with 8 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals in 20 minutes — a near-flawless outing on 4-of-5 shooting — as our young Cats closed out the FIBA U16 Women's EuroBasket Division B campaign with a 75–57 victory over Sweden.
The 18-point margin tells the real story: Belgium's depth and defensive intensity proved too much for a Swedish side that offered little resistance once the early stages passed. Fogue's efficiency in limited minutes — hitting all four of her field-goal attempts and committing just one turnover — reflected a composed performance that typified how our squad controlled the tempo and the glass throughout.
It was a statement finish to the tournament. Our young Cats leave Piestany with a clear sense of what they can build on: collective discipline, ball movement, and the kind of controlled aggression that compounds into double-digit margins.
🏀 Final: Belgium U16 Women 75–57 Sweden U16 Women.
Top: Eflin Nalli 15 PTS.
Eulalie Toussaint carries our young Cats into this one with numbers that speak for themselves: 14.5 points and 3.5 assists per game, a 42.5 TIB efficiency that sits well clear of the competition at this level. Sweden's Leia Agilar counters with a steadier 14 points and 2 assists—capable, but operating at 35.7 efficiency, a gap worth noting when the margins tighten.
Belgium U16 Women and Sweden U16 Women meet at Diplomat Arena in Piestany for a Division B clash that hinges on guard play and decision-making. Toussaint's assist rate has been the engine of our attack; if she can thread those cutters and keep the tempo up, Sweden will struggle to match the pace. Agilar is the Swedes' primary engine—limit her touches, force her into tough angles, and you force their offense to work harder.
This is the kind of matchup where one player's efficiency edge translates directly to wins. Tip-off is just after 3 hours.
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