Bert Van De Broek was perfect from the floor and relentless on the ball as Phantoms Basket Boom routed Andenne 89–54 at Braxhall on Tuesday. The guard went 3/3 from the field, added 5/5 from the stripe for 11 points, and registered 4 steals in just 15 minutes of work — a clinic in efficiency that underscored Boom's dominance in Group A play. The 35-point margin tells the story. This was not a contest that turned in the fourth; Phantoms Basket Boom controlled the tempo from the opening minutes and never allowed Andenne a foothold. Van De Broek's ball pressure and floor game were part of that suffocation, and his shooting touch kept the tempo high whenever Boom needed a bucket. In a season of domestic Top Division basketball, a night like this — flawless shooting, active hands on defence, zero turnovers in a winning effort — is the kind of performance that swings momentum heading into the next round.