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Kenan Mbolhi Senga finished with 17 points, 10 rebounds and 2 assists in 25 minutes for Royal IV Brussels, but it was not enough to prevent a 67–73 defeat at Union BC Quaregnon in Group A play. The forward shot efficiently from the field — 8-of-13 overall, including 1-of-1 from three — and operated cleanly around the rim with only 2 turnovers. His rebounding work was central to Royal IV Brussels' interior presence, yet Union BC Quaregnon's six-point margin proved too steep to overcome in a performance that underscored the gap between the two sides on the night. Royal IV Brussels will look to respond when Group A resumes.

Union BC Quaregnon 73–67 Royal IV Brussels Six straight defeats ended on Friday night. Union BC Quaregnon claim their first win of the season with a hard-fought 73–67 result, moving to 1–6 in Group A after Royal IV Brussels mounted a late push that fell just short. The home side built control through the middle quarters. Royal IV Brussels won the opening frame 16–15, but Union BC Quaregnon answered with a 16–13 second quarter to lead 31–29 at the break. A dominant third — 26–18 — pushed their advantage to 57–47 heading into the final stanza. That's when Brussels stirred. Royal IV Brussels outscored them 20–16 in the fourth, but Union BC Quaregnon's cushion held. A decisive 11–0 run midway through that quarter, stretching the lead to 70–55 with less than two minutes left, proved the difference. Milhan Pierzchala led the hosts with 14 points on 6/12 shooting, adding seven steals and four assists. Allan Potiez chipped in 13 points and seven rebounds; Deogracias Mutala scored 10 on efficient 5/9 work. For Brussels, Kenan Mbolhi Senga posted a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds (8/13 FG), while Noé Botuli and Sabri Riahi added 15 and 14 respectively, but the visitors slip to 2–3. Union BC Quaregnon host Hasselt BT on Friday 6 November as they look to build on this breakthrough.

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.

Plamedi Ngolo Masaka made the most of his 20 minutes on the floor for Royal Nivelles Basketball, finishing with 14 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block on an efficient 5-of-6 shooting (3-of-3 from three-point range). His only blemish was a 1-of-8 night at the free-throw line, but it barely mattered in a blowout. Royal Nivelles dismantled Union BC Quaregnon 77–51 at home in Group A, a 26-point margin that tells its own story. Masaka's clean shooting—especially his three-point accuracy—anchored a dominant performance that made Quaregnon's visit to Salle Omnisports Parc de la Dodaine a one-sided affair. The efficiency was the takeaway here: six shot attempts, five made buckets, eight boards in two-thirds of a game. That kind of return on possessions is exactly what separates a routine win from a statement one in the Top Division.

🏀 Final: Royal Nivelles Basketball 77–51 Union BC Quaregnon. Top scorers: Royal Nivelles Basketball: Cyril Bataille 17 PTS · Union BC Quaregnon: Anthony Tshiteya-Tshimbula 11 PTS.

Sven Poisson and Union BC Quaregnon arrive in Nivelles this evening riding 13 points per game from their leading scorer — a scoring load that has kept the visitors competitive in Top Division Men 2. Royal Nivelles Basketball counter with Plamedi Ngolo Masaka (11.1 PPG), a more distributed offensive approach that will need to tighten if they're to control the tempo at home. This is a direct test of offensive balance. Poisson's 13 PPG suggests Union BC Quaregnon lean hard on their lead man; Royal Nivelles, by contrast, appear more willing to spread the floor. Watch how Nivelles' defence manages Poisson's touches and whether Masaka and company can maintain rhythm without relying on a single scorer to carry stretches. Tip-off at Salle Omnisports Parc de la Dodaine is set for tonight. Get there or tune in live.

Johan Koung Poute finished with 14 points in just 10 minutes as Phantoms Basket Boom dismantled Union BC Quaregnon 87–59 away in Group A play. The Belgian forward shot a clean 4 of 6 from the field and made all six free throws, posting a flawless night from the line despite the lopsided margin. It was a statement performance in what became a 28-point rout. Phantoms Basket Boom controlled the game from start to finish, and Poute's efficiency — zero turnovers alongside his scoring — reflected a team that moved the ball and executed without forcing. In a blowout, such precision matters; it shows control rather than just a run away. The win extends Phantoms' reach in the Top Division. Quaregnon has work ahead as Group A play continues.

Phantoms Basket Boom dismantled Union BC Quaregnon 87–59, a 28-point rout that never left room for doubt. The visitors led from the opening tip and controlled the tempo throughout Group A play. Quaregnon trailed 11–28 after the first quarter and could not recover. Phantoms Basket Boom stretched the lead to 29–49 by half-time, then turned the screws in the third. An 11-0 run mid-quarter — taking the score from 40–57 to 40–68 — effectively ended any contest. The gulf widened in the fourth; Phantoms Basket Boom's largest advantage reached 30 points with 3:21 remaining. Bert Van De Broek led the way with 17 points on a flawless 7/7 shooting, adding 3 assists and 6 rebounds. Joppe Bouckaert matched that 17-point output on 7/11 from the field, while Johan Koung Poute contributed 14 points. For Quaregnon, Sven Poisson's 15 points on 7/13 shooting were the bright spot in an otherwise subdued offensive night. Union BC Quaregnon host Royal Nivelles Basketball on Sunday 11 October.

Union BC Quaregnon host Phantoms Basket Boom tonight in Top Division Men 2, with tipoff at Salle 'Edgard Hismans'. The matchup hinges on perimeter scoring. Milhan Pierzchala leads Quaregnon at 12.6 points per game this season, while Joppe Bouckaert carries Phantoms Basket Boom's offensive load at 11.3 PPG. Both sides will need their lead scorers firing to control the pace and create separation in what shapes as a tight contest between two mid-table clubs. Tune in tonight to watch how each team manages that scoring responsibility and who steps up when the game tightens in the final quarter.

Gaëtan Hertay carried Basket Tongeren to a narrow away win over Union BC Quaregnon on Sunday, posting 23 points and 12 rebounds across 33 minutes in a 72–68 result that came down to the final possession. The forward was efficient throughout, connecting on 9 of 14 field attempts and converting 5 of 9 from three-point range — a hot shooting night that proved decisive in a Group A fixture where every possession mattered. He did not attempt a free throw and turned the ball over twice, but his rebounding work on both ends provided the foundation Basket Tongeren needed to hold off their hosts in a tightly contested contest. Union BC Quaregnon stayed within arm's reach until the closing stages, but Hertay's scoring and interior presence gave Basket Tongeren enough separation when it counted most. The win keeps the visitors competitive in the early run of the season.

Basket Tongeren held off a late surge from Union BC Quaregnon to win 72-68 in Group A, a four-point finish that came down to execution in the final stretch. The game hung in balance for nearly all of its length — six lead changes and four ties across the floor. Basket Tongeren built their largest cushion with 1:48 left in the fourth quarter, leading 70-60, but Quaregnon refused to fold. An 8-0 run in the opening quarter had already shown their appetite for a fight; when the margin thinned to one possession inside the final two minutes, a genuine contest was still in play. Tongeren's composure down the stretch — and their shooting touch — proved the difference. Gaetan Hertay led Basket Tongeren with a double-double: 23 points on 9/14 shooting and 12 rebounds. Bo Ramaekers (12 PTS, 4/10 FG, 2/4 three) and Giuliano Neri (14 PTS on 5/16) provided secondary scoring. For Quaregnon, Sven Poisson and Milhan Pierzchala each hit 20 points, with Pierzchala's 5/7 three-point accuracy and 4 steals showing real defensive bite. Quaregnon host Phantoms Basket Boom on Sunday, 4 October. Basket Tongeren visit Gembo Borgerhout on Saturday, 3 October.

Union BC Quaregnon hosts Basket Tongeren in Top Division Men 2 action this evening at Salle 'Edgard Hismans', and the visitors arrive with a significant scoring advantage on the road. Sam Proesmans has been Tongeren's engine all season at 18.3 points per game—nearly double the output Quaregnon's lead scorer Milhan Pierzchala brings at 10.8 PPG. That gap in offensive firepower will define how this one plays out. Quaregnon will need to either tighten its defence around Proesmans or find secondary scoring to keep pace; Tongeren, meanwhile, will test whether that scoring depth can translate into road success in the division. Tipoff is around 6 hours from now. Follow it live.

St.-Truidense held off a spirited second-half comeback to take down Union BC Quaregnon 77–66 in Group A play, pulling away late to secure an 11-point margin that felt harder-fought than the scoreline suggests. The game stayed tight early. St.-Truidense led 21–20 after one, then extended to 36–33 at half-time with a 15-point second quarter. Union BC Quaregnon clawed back with an 8-0 run in the third that closed the gap to 41–40 mid-quarter, but St.-Truidense answered with a 20–12 third-quarter edge to reach 56–45 heading into the fourth. The home side's cushion ballooned to as much as 13 points with 15 seconds left, though Union BC Quaregnon matched St.-Truidense 21–21 in the final frame to make it respectable. Rune Ponsaers and Lenn Leenen powered St.-Truidense's attack. Ponsaers finished with 18 points and 8 rebounds on 8-of-17 shooting, while Leenen added 18 points on 6 of 14 with four three-pointers and 7 assists. Noa Lacrosse contributed 11 points and 6 boards on efficient 4-of-6 work from the floor. Anthony Tshiteya-Tshimbula led Union BC Quaregnon with 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting and a pair of threes, but lacked enough support to bridge the gap. Sven Poisson chipped in 11 points on limited volume. St.-Truidense visit Royal Nivelles Basketball on Sunday 20 September.

Lenn Leenen steered St.-Truidense past Union BC Quaregnon with 18 points, 7 assists and a team-high efficiency rating across 26 minutes at Tuinwijk. The guard's 6-of-14 shooting (4-of-10 from three) and 2-of-3 free throws translated to a 77–66 home win, an 11-point margin that reflected clear control through Group A play. Leenen's ball movement—seven dimes against just one turnover—kept St.-Truidense's offence ticking over a Quaregnon side that never found rhythm. His interior touch stayed sharp despite a modest overall field-goal percentage, and the distributional work gave him the nod on efficiency despite a rebound column that read empty. The gap widened in the second half, and Leenen's steadiness in the backcourt was central to that. Next up: a road fixture that will test whether this level of play travels.

Ariol Ngueukam Poudeu anchored Union BC Quaregnon's defence down the stretch as they held off BC Asse-Ternat 66–60 in Group Stage play. The big man finished with 7 points, 9 rebounds, 4 blocks and 2 steals across 21 minutes, converting all three free throws and playing a disciplined game despite four fouls. His work on the glass and at the rim proved decisive in a low-scoring affair where margin mattered. The six-point victory clinches Union BC Quaregnon's Group Stage campaign. Ngueukam Poudeu's interior presence — both as a rebounder and rim protector — gave the hosts a reliable anchor when perimeter shooting dried up: he shot 2 of 4 from the field in limited minutes, letting his efficiency speak louder than volume. In a contest that never got far from tied, that kind of steady, high-percentage floor work was exactly what separated the teams.

Union BC Quaregnon held off BC Asse-Ternat 66–60 in a Beker van België Group Stage contest decided by defensive intensity down the stretch. The margin was six, but the game never felt settled—a hard-fought win for Quaregnon in a competition that demanded it. Asse-Ternat led 34–35 at half-time after a second quarter that saw them edge the scoring. Quaregnon answered with a 20–17 third quarter to take 55–51 into the fourth, then managed just 11 points over the final ten minutes while holding Asse-Ternat to 9—a slugfest in which neither team found rhythm but Quaregnon's defense held when it mattered most. Sander Van Ginderachter carried Asse-Ternat with 18 PTS on 6/13 shooting and 7 REB, his outside shot active but not enough to force the issue. Jan Goyens added 9 PTS, 9 REB, and Kevin Anneessens chipped in 9 PTS on solid 3-point shooting (3/6), but the bench depth never materialized into the push needed late. For Quaregnon, balance won out. Glodi Beya Beya finished with 12 PTS on 4/8 shooting and 5 REB. Milhan Pierzchala matched him at 12 PTS with three steals and efficient ball distribution. Sven Poisson added 11 PTS, 3 AST. Their collective defence—three steals apiece from Beya Beya and Pierzchala—was the difference when shots stopped falling. Group play is now done for both sides.

Thomas Castagne made his 26 minutes count for BC Sprimont, finishing with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists on efficient 6-of-10 shooting from the field. He converted all three free throws and turned the ball over three times in a performance that anchored Sprimont's 87–74 Group Stage victory over Union BC Quaregnon at home. The 13-point margin tells the story: Sprimont controlled the game throughout, and Castagne's reliability in the paint — both scoring and on the glass — gave them a steady foundation. He didn't need to hunt for threes (0-for-2 from range) because his work inside the arc was enough. Union BC Quaregnon couldn't generate the defensive pressure required to slow him down. Sprimont advance in the Beker van België with momentum. Castagne's next outing will shape how much of that carries forward.

🏀 Final: BC Sprimont 87–74 Union BC Quaregnon. Top: Castagne Thomas 15 PTS.