BC Sprimont pulled away decisively in the fourth quarter to beat BC Asse-Ternat 92–74, a comfortable margin that masked an evenly contested first half. The opening two quarters were tightly wound—nine lead changes and seven ties kept either side from building breathing room. BC Asse-Ternat forced early pressure, leading 11–4 midway through the first, but BC Sprimont steadied. At halftime, BC Sprimont held a narrow 40–38 advantage after outscoring BC Asse-Ternat 21–19 in the second quarter. The third quarter tightened further. BC Sprimont extended to 67–64 after three, still a one-possession game, but the fourth quarter belonged to them entirely. A devastating 12–0 run midway through the final quarter—the score ballooning from 65–64 to 77–64—broke the fixture open. BC Sprimont reached their largest lead of 18 points with 03:28 remaining, and BC Asse-Ternat managed only 10 points in the fourth against 25 for the visitors. Jan Goyens anchored BC Asse-Ternat with 17 points, 8 rebounds and 9 assists on solid efficiency (7/10 FG, 1/1 3P), but it was not enough to weather the late collapse. For BC Sprimont, Loïc Meunier and Thomas Castagne each finished with 15 points, while Pierrick Van Den Brule logged a double-double of 14 points and 11 rebounds. BC Asse-Ternat travel to KBBC Oostkamp on Saturday, 17 October, seeking to recover.