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Basket SKT Ieper turned a one-point halftime deficit into a 20-point statement, extending their winning streak to six games with a comfortable 97–77 victory over United Basket Woluwe. United Basket Woluwe opened in control, winning the first quarter 26–13 and reaching a 20-point lead early in the second at 14–34 with 07:38 left in that frame. A 14-0 run midway through the quarter—the decisive swing—flipped the momentum entirely. Ieper outscored Woluwe 32–15 in the second alone to take a 45–41 halftime lead and never looked back. By the third quarter, the lead had stretched to 16 at 70–54, and Ieper's control peaked early in the fourth with a 23-point advantage at 79–56 with 08:22 remaining. Woluwe's late resistance cut into the margin but could not threaten the outcome. Three Ieper players shared the load effectively: Matteo Verstraete finished 19 points on 7/10 shooting and 5/8 from three; Emile Debaveye added 19 on 7/10 with a perfect 4/4 from the line; Ozzy Massey contributed 18 with efficient 8/12 two-point work. Antoine Malliar carried Woluwe's fight with 31 points and 10 rebounds in a double-double on 10/17 shooting and 11/12 free throws, but lacked the supporting cast needed to mount a sustained challenge. Ieper improve to 6–1 and host BC Guco Lier on Saturday 7 Nov. Woluwe drop to 1–4 and travel to Neufchâteau the same day.

Emile Debaveye picked apart United Basket Woluwe on Wednesday with surgical precision: 19 points on 7-of-10 shooting (1-of-2 from three), 4 rebounds, 2 steals and a perfect 4-for-4 from the line, all without a turnover or foul in 29 minutes. Basket SKT Ieper dismantled their visitors at Stedelijke Sporthal 1, winning 97–77 — a 20-point margin that flattened any resistance from Woluwe by the third quarter. Debaveye's efficiency was the frame: clean looks, decisive finishes at the rim, and the kind of turnover-free game that lets a team's offense flow without friction. For Woluwe, it was a stalled offensive night and too much ground to cover. For Ieper, it was a measured, complete win with a centerpiece performance that left nothing in doubt.

Antoine Malliar is running hot for United Basket Woluwe, and Basket SKT Ieper will have few better chances to test themselves than against a player in this form. Malliar's 62.9 TIB Efficiency rating sits well clear of most league company. He's averaging 18.8 points and 1.6 assists per game in recent weeks, operating as Woluwe's offensive engine. Matteo Verstraete brings a steadier hand for Ieper — 44 TIB Eff, 14.3 PPG, 2.2 APG — but the gulf in efficiency suggests Woluwe's guard is dictating tempo and space in ways Ieper's setup man has yet to match this season. Woluwe enters as the clearer threat. Whether Ieper can compact their defense and force Malliar into tighter reads, or whether he freelances his way to another high-scoring night, shapes everything that follows. Tip-off at Stedelijke Sporthal 1 Ieper. Catch it live.

Sam Lambrecht carried Avanti Brugge 2015 to a 22-point win over United Basket Woluwe with 17 points and 14 rebounds in 28 minutes — a commanding two-way performance that set the tone early and never let the visitors back into it. Lambrecht worked both ends. He shot 6 of 14 from the field and knocked down 3 of 8 three-pointers, the kind of floor spacing that keeps defenses honest, while also dominating the glass to limit second chances. His 14 boards in less than half an hour underscored how thoroughly he controlled the interior battle. Two steals and a single turnover added up to smart, efficient play in a game that got away from Woluwe fast. A 90–68 final score tells you the gap widened as the game wore on. Lambrecht's early work helped Avanti Brugge 2015 establish that lead at Stamina, Assebroek, and the home side never gave the visitors a window to climb back. This was about depth and consistency, not a single heroic stretch — exactly the kind of performance the league's best teams need night in and out.

Avanti Brugge 2015 dismantled United Basket Woluwe in a one-sided Top Division rout, 90–68, building a 27-point lead late in the fourth quarter to put the result beyond doubt. What began as a competitive back-and-forth—six lead changes and two ties in the opening half—became a clear statement of intent once Brugge found its rhythm. Brugge seized control early, unleashing a 10-0 run midway through the first quarter to break open a tight contest and establish a 28–18 edge after one. The gap only widened. By halftime, Brugge led 55–30, a punishing 25-point swing that reflected Woluwe's inability to match their pace and efficiency. The second half saw no reversal: Brugge outscored Woluwe 35–38 over the final two quarters, with the decisive peak coming with just over three minutes remaining in regulation. Gil Dieltiens led Brugge with 20 points on 8-of-14 shooting, adding 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Sam Lambrecht notched a double-double—17 points and 14 rebounds—while Wim Geldhof chipped in 17 points on 7-of-14 from the floor, including 3-of-7 from three. For Woluwe, Alexis Amerlinck managed 16 points and 9 rebounds against tough defence, but no second scorer reached double digits early enough to threaten. Brugge travel to Basket Waregem this Saturday. Woluwe host Basket SKT Ieper on the same day.

Antoine Malliar is running hot for United Basket Woluwe right now. The 19.6 points per game he's putting up in recent weeks sit atop a 67.9 TIB efficiency rating — the kind of form that turns individual nights into team momentum. Jules Robijns, meanwhile, has been the engine for Avanti Brugge 2015: a steady 12.8 PPG alongside 3.3 assists, scoring when it matters and moving the ball. Both will be central to how this one unfolds. Malliar's efficiency advantage is real and measurable. He's doing more with fewer touches, a mark of a player in rhythm. Robijns carries a different load — more facilitator than finisher — but the gap in their current TIB ratings (67.9 vs 39.6) signals a decisive edge for the Woluwe wing heading into this afternoon. Avanti Brugge 2015 and United Basket Woluwe tip off at Stamina in Assebroek in about three hours. Watch how Robijns and his teammates try to pressure Malliar into uncomfortable spots, and whether Avanti can find their own hot hand to match what Woluwe brings.

Alexis De Vreught has been United Basket Woluwe's engine all season, averaging 19.7 points per game — a threat Avanti Brugge 2015 will need to account for when the two sides meet at Stamina in Assebroek. Jules Robijns leads Brugge's scoring at 12.8 per game and will anchor their offensive response. This is a straightforward domestic matchup with real playoff implications baked in. How each team manages De Vreught's scoring gravity and whether Robijns can sustain his offensive rhythm will largely decide the evening. Tipoff is in about six hours. Catch it live.

Landon Unruh turned the fourth quarter into a one-man clinic. The AB0 LDP Donza guard finished with 37 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists on 16-of-27 shooting (4-of-9 from three) as his side held off United Basket Woluwe 99–94 on the road. Unruh's efficiency — he needed just one free throw attempt all game — defined a performance that never wavered. He mixed pull-up threes with midrange drives, stretching Woluwe's defence and creating space for role players down the stretch. His two turnovers in 34 minutes spoke to ball security under pressure. United Basket Woluwe clawed back repeatedly but could not find an answer when Unruh was rolling. The five-point margin masked how much of this game hinged on one player's shotmaking. Donza's next outing will show whether this depth exists beyond their lead scorer, or whether the load remains as heavy as the stats suggest.

🏀 Final: United Basket Woluwe 94–99 AB0 LDP Donza. Top: Alexis De Vreught 33 PTS.

Antoine Malliar has been the principal engine in United Basket Woluwe's recent weeks: 21 points per game on a 72.2 TIB Efficiency rating that sits well clear of most peers in the division. Tonight he faces a test that doubles as the league's other standout scorer — Landon Unruh of AB0 LDP Donza, who averages 19 points on a 63.2 rating and has been the backbone of his own team's attack. The matchup tilts toward Malliar on the numbers, but Donza enters as a side with genuine offensive momentum. Unruh's 1.6 assists per game reveal a player who can operate more fluidly within a system; Malliar's 1.3 suggests a heavier individual workload. The real story will be in the spacing and pace — how much room each man gets, and how far United Basket can push it. Both clubs will need their scoring anchors tonight. Tip-off in three hours at Salle Malou.

Antoine Malliar brings 21 points per game into tonight's Top Division matchup at Salle Malou, where United Basket Woluwe hosts AB0 LDP Donza. The visiting side counters with Landon Unruh averaging 19 PPG — a pair of lead scorers operating at similar offensive temperatures heading into the same room. This is one of those mid-table Belgian domestic fixtures that often hinges on depth and second-half discipline rather than star power alone. Both teams have the scoring punch to hurt you; the question is whether either can sustain it across four quarters without letting the other get loose in transition. Tip-off is tonight. Worth your attention if you're tracking the Top Division picture.

Arno Mollekens turned in a clinical 18-minute shift for Basket Willebroek, finishing with 25 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block on 11-of-13 shooting from the floor and 3 of 4 from the line. No turnovers, no fouls — a near-perfect offensive performance. Basket Willebroek dismantled United Basket Woluwe 107–81 at home in the 1/16 Finals of the Beker van België, a 26-point margin that left little doubt about the outcome from midway through. Mollekens efficiency in the paint and mid-range set the tone early, and the hosts never relented. The Beker campaign is now complete for Willebroek. This quarter-final stage exit ends their run in the cup, leaving them with a dominant home performance to reflect on and a clear measure of their depth when they need it. #BasketWillebroek #BekervanBelgië #MollekensEfficiency #BelgianBasketball #1/16Finals #CupBasketball

Arno Mollekens turned in a near-perfect evening for Basket Willebroek, posting 25 points, 10 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block across just 18 minutes in the 1/16 Finals of the Beker van België. He shot 11 of 13 from the field — a clinical 85 percent — and added 3 of 4 free throws, working with minimal turnoil (1 turnover, 0 fouls) in what became a dominant home display. Willebroek's 107–81 victory over United Basket Woluwe left little room for doubt. A 26-point margin in a knockout tie is as conclusive as domestic cup basketball gets, and Mollekens efficiency from the floor — particularly his work in the paint — was the spine of the win. He made his possessions count in a way that set the tone early and never allowed Woluwe a foothold. With that result, Basket Willebroek's cup run comes to an end. A strong individual showing from Mollekens on the night, but the deeper prize slipped away.

🏀 Final: Basket Willebroek 107–81 United Basket Woluwe. Top: Arno Mollekens 25 PTS.

Basket Willebroek hosts United Basket Woluwe in the Beker van België tonight at Sporthal de Schalk — a knockout cup tie that will demand Willebroek sharpen its perimeter defense early. Antoine Malliar is averaging 20.7 points per game for Woluwe and has the size and range to punish any lapses; Seppe D'espallier (15.4 PPG) will need to set the tone on both ends if Willebroek is to control tempo and limit second-chance opportunities. Cup basketball strips away margin for error. One slip defensively, one careless possession, and you're packing up. Watch how Willebroek's guards navigate Woluwe's pressure in the opening minutes — that tells you everything about whether this stays competitive. Tip-off is in about six hours.

Antoine Malliar's 70.4 TIB efficiency has put United Basket Woluwe in the driver's seat this season, and his 20.7 points per game in recent weeks set him apart as the division's most dangerous isolation scorer. Lenny Coppens runs Bavi Vilvoorde's offence with quieter numbers—9 points and 1.9 assists—but his 28.4 rating suggests a player doing the unglamorous work: screening, moving without the ball, hitting open looks when Malliar's gravity collapses the defence. This matchup hinges on whether Vilvoorde can keep Malliar from finding rhythm in the first half. His scoring rate is unsustainable to defend; Coppens job is subtler—keep the ball moving fast enough that Woluwe's transition game, which Malliar thrives in, never gets loose. Tip-off is in three hours at Sporthal Stadspark, Lier. Watch it live.

Antoine Malliar has been running hot for United Basket Woluwe this season — 20.7 points per game — and Bavi Vilvoorde's defence will have its hands full keeping him in check tonight at Sporthal Stadspark. Victor Ofili leads the Vilvoorde attack at 9.4 points per night, a considerable gap that shapes how this Top Division matchup will likely unfold. The real test for Vilvoorde will be containment. Stopping a scorer in Malliar's form requires a coherent team effort; leave him space and United Basket will punish it. Meanwhile, Vilvoorde will need to generate its own rhythm early rather than chase the game from behind. Tipoff is in about six hours. Worth your time.

Mathieu Coucke carried Basket Waregem past United Basket Woluwe with 24 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists in 39 minutes, finishing a 100–88 road win on 6/16 shooting (6/14 from three, 6/8 from the line) with just one turnover and a steal. The performance was steady rather than explosive — he hit his threes when it mattered and stayed clean with the ball — and it proved enough to put the game away by 12 in Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe. Coucke's work at the free-throw line (perfect 6-for-8) underscored a willingness to attack downhill even when his three-point stroke wasn't falling at an elite rate. That balance—capable of both perimeter creation and driving to the rim—kept Woluwe honest and tilted the tempo in Waregem's favour throughout. The road win pushes Basket Waregem forward in Top Division Men 1 regular season play. Woluwe will look to bounce back when the teams meet again.

🏀 Final: United Basket Woluwe 88–100 Basket Waregem. Top: Alexis De Vreught 24 PTS.

Antoine Malliar's 72.3 efficiency rating sits well clear of the field in Belgian club basketball right now, and Basket Waregem will feel that weight tonight. The United Basket Woluwe forward has been a different tier lately — 20.8 points per game on recent form — and his ability to operate both as a scorer and occasional facilitator (1.4 assists) makes him the primary concern on the scouting report. Timo Casteele figures as Waregem's anchor. The 12-point, 3.5-assist man lacks Malliar's volume and efficiency margin, but his steadier distribution role — moving the ball more regularly — gives his team a different shape. How Waregem constructs its offence around Casteele's playmaking, and whether they can generate enough perimeter attention to loosen Malliar's space, may well decide the first half. United Basket Woluwe host at Salle Malou. Tip-off in a few hours.