Royal Castors Braine looked sharp early, building a 16-point lead by midway through the second quarter and reaching their peak at 44–20 with 5:41 left in that frame. Ninane Promotion, though, clawed back steadily. The visitors trimmed the deficit to single digits by half-time, trailing 50–41, then outscored Braine 25–12 in the third to go up 66–62 entering the fourth. The fourth quarter exposed the gap. Ninane Promotion tore through a 15-0 run midway through the period — the score jumped from 73–77 to 73–92 — and Braine never recovered. The visitors' lead swelled to 20 by the final whistle, a 94–74 rout that belonged to the visitors from the closing minutes onward. Maxime Bodson anchored Ninane's second-half dominance with 22 points, 10 rebounds and efficient shooting (6/13 FG, 4/7 three), while Martin Balthazar added 17 points and 11 boards on 7/10 shooting. Cyril Van Michel's 19 points on 10/12 free throws steadied them late. Jean Bonsenge led Braine with 25 points on 8/17 shooting and 8/10 from the line, but found little help; Sammy Bah managed 12 points on 5/11. Royal Castors Braine host Royal Waterloo Basket on Saturday, 3 October.