Bert Van De Broek supplied the inside-out punch that Phantoms Basket Boom needed on the road. Fifteen points, ten rebounds and a 50% clip from three (3 of 6) in 34 minutes proved decisive as Boom held off Amon Jeugd Gentson 74–65, a nine-point margin earned in Group A play. The two-way work was quiet but steady: Van De Broek took care of the ball (one turnover across the full outing) and added two steals without forcing anything on the defensive end. His spacing from deep kept Gentson honest on the perimeter, while his rebounding work gave Boom second chances when the shot wasn't falling everywhere else. A clean, unglamorous nine-point road win built on solid role execution. Phantoms Basket Boom move forward in Top Division Men 2; Amon Jeugd Gentson face the gap in Group A standings.