The 2024–25 BNXT League is the fourth season of the BNXT League, the highest professional basketball league in Belgium and the Netherlands. The season began on 14 September 2024 and will finish with the playoffs in 2025.
The format for this season was changed, as teams from both countries will now play each other home and away in one round-robin regular season. Teams qualify for their national playoffs based on rankings, and the champions of each country will play each other in the BNXT finals. Additionally, relegation was entered for this season as the last-ranked team will be relegated.
Competition formula RoundTeams entering in this roundRegular season(19 teams)10 Belgian teams 9 Dutch teams All teams play each other home and away Bottom team relegated The team that finishes the Regular Season at the top of the standings is crowned as the BNXT League champion.National play-offs(14 teams)Best 6 Dutch teams Top two Dutch teams go directly to semifinals Four other Dutch teams play in quarterfinals Best 8 Belgian teams All Belgian teams play in quarterfinals
Teams Liège Basket withdrew from the league following the departure of their major investor, and later was disestalblished, ending a 24-year tenure in the highest Belgian basketball league.
Arenas and locations
Note: Table lists in alphabetical order.
ClubLocationVenueCapacityNetherlandsBALWeertSporthal BoshovenDen Helder SunsDen HelderSporthal QuelderduijnDonarGroningenMartiniPlazaFeyenoordRotterdamTopsportcentrum RotterdamHeroes Den Bosch's-HertogenboschMaaspoortLandstede HammersZwolleLandstede SportcentrumLWD BasketLeeuwardenKalverdijkjeQSTA UnitedBemmelDe KooiZZ LeidenLeidenVijf MeihalBelgiumAntwerp GiantsAntwerpLotto ArenaBrussels BasketballBrusselsSports Complex Neder-Over-HeembeekKangoeroes MechelenMechelenWinketkaaiKortrijk SpursKortrijkSportcampus Lange MunteLeuven BearsLeuvenSportoaseLimburg UnitedHasseltAlverberg SporthalMons-HainautMonsMons ArenaOkapi AalstAalstOkapi ForumOostendeOstendCoretec DômeSpirouCharleroiSpiroudome
Regular season Standings
Results
National Playoffs In the national playoffs, quarterfinals will be played best-of-three format (1–1–1), semifinals and finals will be played in a best-of-five format (1–1–1–1–1).
The best placed 8 Belgian teams was qualified for the Belgian national play-offs, the best placed 6 Dutch teams was qualified for the Dutch play-offs.
Belgium Bracket
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
Dutch Bracket
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
Individual awards Monthly awards MonthPlayer of the MonthYoung player of the Month PlayerClubPlayerClubOctober Niels Van Den EyndeOkapi Aalst Filou OostendeNovember Brian CameronFeyenoord Basketball Okapi AalstDecember Chase AudigeFilou Oostende Spirou BasketJanuary Njegoš SikirašOkapi Aalst Hubo Limburg UnitedFebruary Trevion CrewsDen Helder Suns March Michael FlowersWindrose Giants Antwerp House of Talents Spurs Kortrijk
BNXT Awards The winner of individual awards was announced on May 11, 2025.
Category Player Team Nominees Most Valuable Player (MVP) Timmy Allen Filou Oostende Niels De Ridder (Kortrijk Spurs) Timmy Allen (Filou Oostende) Trenton Gibson (Mechelen) Belgian Playoff Finals MVP Timmy Allen Filou Oostende – Dutch Playoff Finals MVP Le'Tre Darthard Heroes Den Bosch – Dream Team (First Team) Trenton Gibson Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen – Eric Reed Jr. House of Talents Spurs Timmy Allen Filou Oostende Aundre Hyatt Kangoeroes Basket Mechelen Niels De Ridder House of Talents Spurs Dream Team (Second Team) TreVion Crews Den Helder Suns – Michael Flowers Windrose Giants Antwerp Samuell Williamson Heroes Den Bosch James Karnik Donar Groningen Shaquille Doorson LWD BasketDutch Player of the Year Shaquille Doorson LWD Basket Shaquille Doorson (LWD Basket) Kai Edwards (Landstede Hammers) Charlon Kloof (Heroes Den Bosch) Belgian Player of the Year Niels De Ridder House of Talents Spurs Quentin Serron (Limburg United) Niels Van Den Eynde (Okapi Aalst) Niels De Ridder (Kortrijk Spurs) Rising Star of the Year (Netherlands) Matthijs Verhallen Den Helder Suns Matthijs Verhallen (Helder Suns) Tjall de Vaal (United Basketball) Florian Rijkers (United Basketball) Rising Star of the Year (Belgium) Noah Meeusen Filou Oostende Adedayo Polet (Spirou) Noah Meeusen (Filou Oostende) Oskar Giltay (Limburg United) Sixth Man of the Year Bram Bogaerts House of Talents Spurs Leon Stergar (Kortrijk Spurs) Joel Murray (LWD Basket) Bram Bogaerts (Kortrijk Spurs)) Defensive Player of the Year Shaquille Doorson LWD Basket Archange Bolavie (Limburg United) Shaquille Doorson (LWD Basket) Quentin Serron (Limburg United) Coach of the Year Johan Roijakkers House of Talents Spurs Tony Van den Bosch (Kortrijk Spurs) Vincent van Sliedregt (LWD Basket) Johan Roijakkers (Kortrijk Spurs) Referee of the Year (Netherlands) Tijmen Last – Tijmen Last John Van Dam Stan Kestein Referee of the Year (Belgium) Renaud Geller – Chess Van Looy Nick Van den Broeck Renaud Geller
Statistics The following were the statistical leaders in the 2024–25 regular season.
Individual statistic leaders Category Player Team(s) Statistic Points per game TreVion Crews Den Helder Suns 20.9 Rebounds per game Jean-David Muila-Mwaka Den Helder Suns 11.8 Assists per game Sean Pouedet Kortrijk Spurs 7.0 Steals per game Davion Mintz Filou Oostende 2.0 Blocks per game Shaquille Doorson LWD Basket 2.0 Efficiency per game James Karnik Donar 23.3 FT% Trevian Tennyson Okapi Aalst 92.4% 2P% Ja'Von Franklin LWD Basket 71.1% 3P% Le'Tre Darthard ZZ Leiden 51.6%
BNXT clubs in European competitions Team Competition ProgressFilou OostendeChampions League Play-insHeroes Den Bosch Qualifying roundSpirou CharleroiFIBA Europe Cup Second roundHubo Limburg United Regular season Windrose Giants Antwerp Regular season
BNXT clubs in Regional competitions TeamCompetitionProgressDonar GroningenEuropean North Basketball LeagueRegular season
See also 2024–25 Belgian Women's Basketball League 2024–25 Dutch Women's Basketball League
References
External links
Official website