Division I (2005-2006)
2004-05
2006-07

D1 Standings
1. Oostende 24-8
2. M.Hainaut 21-11
3. Bree 21-11
4. Liege 18-14
5. Charleroi 17-15
6. Antwerp 16-16
7. Verviers-Pep. 13-19
8. Leuven 8-24
9. Brussels 6-25

D1 Stats Leaders
All Players Stats
Points
1. Jenkins - Bree 19.5
2. Evans - MH 18.9
3. Greene - Verv 18.7
4. Palmer - Bru 17.8
5. Sekularac - SAG 16.9
6. Finley - Liege 16.6
7. Houston - MH 16.5
8. Watson - Leuv 16.1
9. McIntosh - Ver 15.3
10 Williams - Vilv 15.3
Rebounds
1. Pelle - Liege 9.2
2. Streulens - Bru 8.6
3. Hanavan - Leu 7.9
4. Ovcina - Oost 7.8
5. Palmer - Bru 7.4
6. Evans - MH 7.3
7. Greene - Verv 7.3
8. Ellis - Liege 7.2
9. Wright - Oost 6.9
10. Dupont - Bree 6.8
Assists
1 Cook - MH 7.2
2 Conlan - Bree 4.7
3 Finley - Liege 4.5
4 Shelef - SAG 4.4
5 Zecevic - Verv 4.0
 

Belgian teams in Euro cups 2005-2006

FIBA EuroCup:
Leuven: took 4th place (2-4) in Group B
Mons-Hainaut: took 1st place (4-2) in Group C, then took 2nd place (4-2) in Group K, lost 1-2 to Khimki in the quarterfinals
ULEB Cup:

Bree: took 3rd place (5-5) in Group A, lost to Hapoel Jerusalem in the 1/8 finals
Charleroi: took 3rd place (5-5) in Group C, lost to Dunamo Moscow in the 1/8 finals

Telindus Oostende won Begian Championship (Photo: Oostende)

Telindus Oostende won Begian Championship (Photo: Oostende)

Dexia Mons Hainaut won Belgian Cup 2006 (Photo: Dexia Mons)


Telindus BC Oostende 2005-06


Uvalin


Wucherer


Ovcina


Bailey


Wright


Petrovic
14 Wucherer Denis 196 (6'5'') G 73 GER
Bailey Toby 196 (6'5'') G/F 75 USA
12 Wright Brent 203 (6'8'') F/C 78 USA
10 Petrovic Veselin 194 (6'5'') G/F 77 BIH-SRB
15 Ovcina Elvir 212 (7'0'') F/C 76 BIH
4 Jaumin Jean-Marc 184 (6'1'') G 70 BEL
13 Enobakhare Leigh 207 (6'10'') C 86 NGR
7 Rudez Damjan 203 (6'8'') F 86 CRO
Teletovic Mirza 205 (6'9'') F 85 BIH
5 Lhote Laurent 182 (6'0'') G 84 BEL
6 Van Rossom Sam 188 (6'2'') G 86 BEL
9 Van der Jonckheyd J. 204 (6'9'') F 82 BEL
Secretary: Vankersschaever Dirk
Manager: Rondelez Aime
Head Coach: Uvalin Mihailo (SRB)
Assistant: Badioli Umberto (ITA)
Assistant: Declerq Thierry


Playoffs Finals Game 4 - Oostende Champion

Dexia Mons-Hainaut - Telindus Oostende 78-80
Mons-Hainaut : Igor Milicic 4, Matthias Desaever 0, Kevin Houston 6, George Evans 11, Vladimir Tica 4, Omar Cook 15, Jim Potter 17, Chris Young 8, Markovic 1.Thomas Kelati 10.
Oostende : JM Jaumin 25, Sam Van Rossom 4, Toby Bailey 0, Rudez 0, Vanderjonckheyd 0, Veselin Petrovic 14, Mirza Teletovic 3, Brent Wright 6, Denis Wucherer 15, Elvir Ovcina 13.
Oostende wins the championship in yet another 2 point game, this time with the same score as game 2.
It is the 11th title for Oostende which last won the championship in 2002.
The team has also announced that Telindus will remain their sponsor for the next 3 years.
The first rematch between the 2 teams will take place on Sep 23rd in Knokke during the Supercup.
Mons Wins Belgian Cup

Spirou Charleroi - Dexia Mons-Hainaut 59-69
Charleroi : Ralph Biggs 11, Jonathan Tabu 4, Dimitri Jorssen 3, Roel Moors 6,
Andre Riddick 8, Cyril Akpomedah 2, Sasha Massot 5, Damir Krupalija 10, Paul Bayer 0.
Mons-Hainaut : Igor Milicic 0, Matthias Desaever 4, Kevin Houston 4, George Evans 12,
Vladimir Tica 1, Dragan Markovic 1, Omar Cook 23, Thomas Kelati 13, Jim Potter 9, Chris Young 2.
Mons-Hainaut won its first prize ever in the history of the club by beating Charleroi on Easter Monday in the Belgian Cup Finals. Played before a sold out Sport Plaza in Leuven Mons denied Charleroi a chance to win its 5th Belgian Cup. Big man in the finals was Mons guard Omar Cook (186-G-82, college: St.John's) who scored 23 pts and had 7 assists.