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2021–22 BNXT League

The 2021–22 BNXT League is the inaugural season of the BNXT League, the highest professional basketball league in Belgium and the Netherlands. It replaces the Dutch Basketball League and the Pro Basketball League.

2021–22 BNXT League
LeagueBNXT League
SportBasketball
Duration24 September 2021 – 11 June 2022
Number of teams21
TV partner(s)Sporza
NPO 1
Ziggo Sport
Regular season
Top seedOostende
Season MVPLevi Randolph (Oostende)
Top scorerEmmanuel Nzekwesi (Mons-Hainaut)
National playoffs
Belgian championsOostende (23rd title)
  Belgian runners-upKangoeroes Mechelen
Dutch championsHeroes Den Bosch (17th title)
  Dutch runners-upZZ Leiden
Finals
ChampionsZZ Leiden (1st title)
  Runners-upDonar
Finals MVPWorthy de Jong (ZZ Leiden)
BNXT seasons

The season started with the BNXT Supercup on 19 September, while the regular season began on 24 September 2021. The season ended on 11 June 2022 with the final game of the Finals.

ZZ Leiden won the inaugural BNXT championship.[1] Heroes Den Bosch won the Dutch national championship while Filou Oostende won the Belgian national championship.

Creation

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On 10 December 2020, it was announced that the Belgian Pro Basketball League and Dutch Basketball League would merge to form a new multinational league.[2] All clubs from the Dutch DBL voted for, while 9 of 10 teams in Belgium voted in favor of the decision. Serious talks about the initiative had been ongoing since fall 2019.[3] On 20 May 2021, the new name "BNXT League" and logo of the league were revealed.[4]

Competition formula

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The league will consist of different stages with national championships and a common BeNeLeague championship. [5] [6]

Teams entering in this round
National regular season
(21 teams)
24.09.2021.–20.02.2022.
  • 10 Belgian teams
  • 11 Dutch teams
  • All teams play each other home and away
Elite Gold
(10 teams)
27.02.2022–29.04.2022.
  • Best 5 Dutch teams
  • Best 5 Belgian teams
  • Teams play 10 games
Elite Silver
(11 teams)
27.02.2022.–29.04.2022.
  • Bottom-6 Dutch teams
  • Bottom-5 Belgian teams
  • Teams play 10 games
National play-offs
(6 teams)
03.05.2022.–29.05.2022.
  • Top two Gold teams from each country go directly to semifinals
  • Three other Gold teams play in quarter-finals
  • Best Silver team joins the quarter-finals
BNXT League play-offs
(20 teams)
04.05.2022.–11.06.2022.
  • Bottom Elite Silver removed from competition
  • Elite Silver playoff (8 teams)
  • BNXT playoffs R1: 4 Winners Elite Silver Playoff vs. 4 national PO . quarter-finalists dropping out
  • BNXT playoffs R2: Winners BNXT PO1 vs. losing semi-finalists national PO
  • BNXT playoffs R3: BNXT PO2 winners compete against each other
  • BNXT Quarter-finals: Winners BNXT PO3 vs. losing finalists national PO
  • BNXT Semi-finals: Winners BNXT PO4 vs. champions national PO
  • BNXT Finals: Winners BNXT PO5 will compete for the title of BNXT League Champion.

Teams

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All 22 teams from the 2020–21 Dutch Basketball League and 2020–21 Pro Basketball League were awarded licenses to play.[7] Almere Sailors withdrew in August due to the lack of financial resources.[8][9]

Arenas and locations

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Location of teams in the BNXT League
Note: Table lists in alphabetical order.
Club Location Venue Capacity
Netherlands
Apollo Amsterdam Amsterdam Apollohal 1,500
Aris Leeuwarden Leeuwarden Kalverdijkje 1,700
BAL Weert Sporthal Boshoven 1,000
Den Helder Suns Den Helder Sporthal Sportlaan 1,000
Donar Groningen MartiniPlaza 4,350
Feyenoord Rotterdam Topsportcentrum Rotterdam 2,500
Heroes Den Bosch 's-Hertogenbosch Maaspoort 2,800
Landstede Hammers Zwolle Landstede Sportcentrum 1,200
The Hague Royals The Hague Sportcampus Zuiderpark 3,500
Yoast United Bemmel De Kooi 650
ZZ Leiden Leiden Vijf Meihal 2,000
Belgium
Antwerp Giants Antwerp Lotto Arena 5,218
Kangoeroes Mechelen Mechelen Winketkaai 1,500
Leuven Bears Leuven Sportoase 3,400
Liège Basket Liège Country Hall 5,000
Limburg United Hasselt Alverberg Sporthal 1,730
Mons-Hainaut Mons Mons Arena 4,000
Okapi Aalst Aalst Okapi Forum 2,800
Oostende Ostend COREtec Dôme 5,000
Phoenix Brussels Brussels Piscine de Neder-Over-Hembeek 1,200
Spirou Charleroi Spiroudome 6,200

Personnel and sponsorship

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Team Manager Captain Kit manufacturer Main sponsor
Antwerp Giants Belgium  Luc Smout Belgium  Jean-Marc Mwema Spalding Telenet
Apollo Amsterdam Netherlands  Wierd Goedee Suriname  Sergio De Randamie Nike Behind The Arc
Aris Leeuwarden Netherlands  Vincent van Sliedregt Netherlands  Tim Hoeve Craft Vriezon
BAL Serbia  Radenko Varagić Netherlands  Roel van Overbeek Spalding Enerparking
Den Helder Suns Netherlands  Peter van Noord Netherlands  Nino Gorissen Spalding TekPark
Donar United States  Matthew Otten Netherlands  Thomas Koenis Macron FlexVirtual[10]
Feyenoord Netherlands  Toon van Helfteren Netherlands  Jeroen van der List Adidas Zeeuw & Zeeuw
Heroes Den Bosch Netherlands  Erik Braal Netherlands  Boy van Vliet Macron Inamood
Kangoeroes Mechelen Belgium  Kristof Michiels Belgium  Wen Mukubu Spalding Bengal
Landstede Hammers Netherlands  Herman van den Belt United Kingdom  Nigel van Oostrum Acerbis Landstede
Leuven Bears Belgium  Eddy Casteels United States  Joshua Heath Spalding Stella Artois
Liège Basket Belgium  Lionel Bosco Belgium  François Lhoest Ohka Solidbeton
Limburg United Belgium  Raymond Westphalen United States  Clifford Hammonds K1x Hubo Belgium
Mons-Hainaut Bosnia and Herzegovina  Vedran Bosnić United States  Justin Cage Olympic Belfius
Okapi Aalst Belgium  Yves Defraigne Belgium  Senne Geukens Spalding CheckNet
Oostende Croatia  Dario Gjergja Serbia  Dušan Đorđević Spalding Filou
Phoenix Brussels Belgium  Jean-Marc Jaumin Belgium  Terry Deroover Macron None
Spirou Belgium  Sam Rotsaert Belgium  Alex Libert Spalding RTL
The Hague Royals Netherlands  Bert Samson Lithuania  Deividas Kumelis Burned None
Yoast United Belgium  Paul Vervaeck United States  Nate Britt Jako Yoast SEO
ZZ Leiden Netherlands  Geert Hammink Netherlands  Marijn Ververs Peak Zorg en Zekerheid

Coaching changes

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Team Outgoing coach Manner of departure Date of vacancy Position in table Incoming coach Date of appointment
Kangoeroes Mechelen Belgium  Paul Vervaeck End of contract 27 February 2021 [11] Pre-season Belgium  Kristof Michiels 13 April 2021 [12]
Donar United States  Pete Miller End of interim contract 25 May 2021[13] United States  Matthew Otten 25 May 2021[14]
Yoast United United States  Matthew Otten Signed with Donar 25 May 2021[15] Belgium  Paul Vervaeck 13 June 2021[16]
Heroes Den Bosch Belgium  Jean-Marc Jaumin End of contract 3 June 2021[17] Netherlands  Erik Braal 15 June 2021 [18]
Aris Leeuwarden Belgium  Ferried Naciri End of contract 3 June 2021[19] Netherlands  Vincent van Sliedregt 8 June 2021[20]
Apollo Amsterdam Netherlands  Edwin van der Hart End of contract 4 June 2021[21] Netherlands  Wierd Goedee 25 June 2021[22]
Limburg United Belgium  Sacha Massot Fired 30 September 2021[23] 10th (0–3) Belgium  Raymond Westphalen 30 September 2021
Phoenix Brussels Belgium  Ian Hanavan Fired 18 October 2021[24] 10th (1–3) Belgium  Jean-Marc Jaumin 19 October 2021[25]
Antwerp Giants Belgium  Christophe Beghin Mutual Agreement 14 January 2022[26] 2nd (10–5) Belgium  Luc Smout 14 January 2022[27]

National Round

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Netherlands

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Standings

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Heroes Den Bosch 20 18 2 1764 1399 +365 38 Advance to Elite Gold
2 ZZ Leiden 20 17 3 1749 1331 +418 37
3 Donar 20 14 6 1510 1271 +239 34
4 Landstede Hammers 20 14 6 1612 1433 +179 34
5 Feyenoord 20 10 10 1549 1564 −15 30
6 Aris Leeuwarden 20 9 11 1586 1630 −44 29 Advance to Elite Silver
7 Yoast United 20 8 12 1622 1681 −59 28
8 Apollo Amsterdam 20 7 13 1346 1574 −228 27
9 Den Helder Suns 20 6 14 1501 1698 −197 26
10 BAL 20 6 14 1356 1556 −200 26
11 The Hague Royals 20 1 19 1275 1733 −458 21
Source: BNXT League

Results

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Home \ Away AMS ARI BAL DON DHE FEY HDB LAN THR YOA ZZL
Apollo Amsterdam — 72–77 73–68 0–20 87–76 71–81 57–103 71–63 47–46 79–69 58–88
Aris Leeuwarden 95–75 — 83–74 81–80 86–78 76–81 83–90 73–94 91–75 87–69 70–94
BAL 94–68 76–69 — 0–20 64–61 49–74 77–87 73–101 66–61 87–81 59–85
Donar 96–60 81–69 83–40 — 93–52 84–75 62–68 67–69 85–58 84–85 63–92
Den Helder Suns 80–75 77–103 98–97 78–88 — 83–80 75–94 77–74 73–87 79–65 63–82
Feyenoord 71–77 69–66 81–62 79–93 82–78 — 82–72 76–80 103–69 79–69 50–83
Heroes Den Bosch 90–63 93–78 97–56 100–87 90–61 113–70 — 87–70 102–70 90–85 72–64
Landstede Hammers 83–68 82–75 83–73 63–75 99–98 74–61 49–65 — 95–58 88–71 68–75
The Hague Royals 70–103 62–73 64–81 52–91 79–89 78–88 54–97 45–101 — 71–93 27–88
Yoast United 103–79 94–83 93–92 81–87 84–57 86–84 71–84 72–96 87–83 — 82–88
ZZ Leiden 101–63 114–68 94–68 69–71 89–68 101–83 85–70 73–80 80–66 104–82 —
Source: BNXT League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Belgium

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Standings

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Oostende 18 18 0 1625 1325 +300 36 Advance to Elite Gold
2 Kangoeroes Mechelen 18 13 5 1529 1432 +97 31
3 Mons-Hainaut 18 12 6 1406 1383 +23 30
4 Antwerp Giants 18 11 7 1527 1429 +98 29
5 Leuven Bears 18 10 8 1391 1336 +55 28
6 Spirou 18 9 9 1396 1375 +21 27 Advance to Elite Silver
7 Limburg United 18 8 10 1414 1460 −46 26
8 Okapi Aalst 18 5 13 1338 1425 −87 23
9 Phoenix Brussels 18 2 16 1305 1537 −232 20
10 Liège Basket 18 2 16 1339 1568 −229 20
Source: BNXT League

Results

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Home \ Away ANT BRU LEU LIE LIM MEC MON OKA OOS SPI
Antwerp Giants — 80–74 68–88 87–66 94–82 85–90 73–62 103–95 85–88 90–81
Phoenix Brussels 65–103 — 70–75 90–98 77–82 76–112 85–88 78–72 51–105 71–85
Leuven Bears 84–67 77–62 — 78–62 73–59 75–69 96–91 103–73 77–90 87–92
Liège Basket 75–100 71–86 94–97 — 79–92 99–103 72–84 70–55 65–112 65–91
Limburg United 72–81 72–69 72–71 86–83 — 78–98 67–68 90–73 81–88 67–72
Kangoeroes Mechelen 79–75 79–74 74–65 82–72 89–86 — 88–86 71–77 76–79 82–68
Mons-Hainaut 83–71 103–69 71–68 67–61 86–90 82–81 — 87–84 70–88 83–73
Okapi Aalst 69–91 78–62 68–57 77–71 79–72 87–92 68–69 — 74–79 55–68
Oostende 111–91 80–78 79–56 98–64 99–82 89–76 79–53 88–84 — 100–90
Spirou 65–83 77–68 75–64 83–72 81–84 79–88 70–73 74–70 72–73 —
Source: DBL
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

International Round

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Elite Gold

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Standings

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Belgium  Oostende 10 8 2 2460 2050 +410 36 Advance to National Playoffs Semifinals (BE)
2 Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen 10 8 2 2292 2096 +196 34
3 Netherlands  ZZ Leiden 10 6 4 2489 2053 +436 33 Advance to National Playoffs Semifinals (NL)
4 Belgium  Leuven Bears 10 8 2 2175 2031 +144 32 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (BE)
5 Netherlands  Heroes Den Bosch 10 4 6 2423 2132 +291 31 Advance to National Playoffs Semifinals (NL)
6 Belgium  Antwerp Giants 10 6 4 2393 2204 +189 31 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (BE)
7 Netherlands  Donar 10 5 5 2206 2025 +181 30 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (NL)
8 Belgium  Mons-Hainaut 10 5 5 2200 2170 +30 30 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (BE)
9 Netherlands  Landstede Hammers 10 0 10 2228 2230 −2 25 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (NL)
10 Netherlands  Feyenoord 10 0 10 2085 2258 −173 24
Source: BNXT League

Results

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Home \ Away ANT DON FEY HDB LAN LEU MEC MON OOS ZZL
Antwerp Giants — 93–95 98–65 69–53 102–70 — — — — 83–92
Donar 81–75 — — — — 68–72 71–66 81–75 70–87 —
Feyenoord 71–91 — — — — 61–67 0–20 54–73 69–72 —
Heroes Den Bosch 95–81 — — — — 76–74 75–76 83–80 75–66 —
Landstede Hammers 61–78 — — — — 57–82 56–70 85–86 76–86 —
Leuven Bears — 88–83 78–72 84–65 87–61 — — — — 86–57
Kangoeroes Mechelen — 86–61 104–74 84–66 92–84 — — — — 98–93
Mons-Hainaut — 74–83 76–67 88–85 102–95 — — — — 74–80
Oostende — 98–74 96–81 100–69 83–54 — — — — 78–70
ZZ Leiden 92–96 — — — — 95–66 84–67 74–66 87–69 —
Source: BNXT League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Elite Silver

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Standings

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Belgium  Spirou 10 10 0 2323 1994 +329 34 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (BE)
2 Belgium  Limburg United 10 8 2 2331 2216 +115 31 Advance to BNXT Playoffs
3 Belgium  Okapi Aalst 10 9 1 2242 2060 +182 31
4 Netherlands  Aris Leeuwarden 10 5 5 2318 2399 −81 28 Advance to National Playoffs Quarterfinals (NL)
5 Netherlands  BAL 10 5 5 1994 2220 −226 27 Advance to BNXT Playoffs
6 Belgium  Phoenix Brussels 10 7 3 2112 2264 −152 27
7 Belgium  Liège Basket 10 6 4 2160 2356 −196 26
8 Netherlands  Yoast United 10 1 9 2253 2458 −205 24
9 Netherlands  Apollo Amsterdam 10 2 8 1991 2351 −360 24
10 Netherlands  Den Helder Suns 10 2 8 2177 2538 −361 24
11 Netherlands  The Hague Royals 10 0 10 1846 2568 −722 20
Source: BNXT League

Results

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Home \ Away AMS ARI BAL BRU DHE LIE LIM OKA SPI THR YOA
Apollo Amsterdam — — — 66–81 — 87–78 76–89 66–102 — 88–80 —
Aris Leeuwarden 79–62 — — 75–85 — 103–87 — 82–75 79–93 — —
BAL — — — 62–56 — 68–70 83–78 58–68 65–80 — —
Phoenix Brussels — 90–91 77–83 — 99–87 — — — — 85–71 89–81
Den Helder Suns — — — — — 90–79 70–85 66–86 73–113 — 80–85
Liège Basket 76–62 89–80 82–84 — 85–72 — — — — 87–67 —
Limburg United 91–75 91–94 91–65 — 113–66 — — — — — 75–74
Okapi Aalst 118–65 87–75 88–56 — — — — — — 98–40 97–69
Spirou 71–61 92–50 — — 98–50 — — — — 95–58 81–66
The Hague Royals — — — 53–82 82–94 — 69–93 58–85 60–111 — —
Yoast United — — 59–85 58–63 — 75–88 84–111 — 57–93 — —
Source: BNXT League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

National Playoffs

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In the national playoffs, quarterfinals were played best-of-three format (1–1–1), semifinals and finals were played in a best-of-five format (1-1-1-1–1).

Netherlands

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Main article: 2022 BNXT League Dutch Playoffs

Heroes Den Bosch won its seventeenth national title, ending a 7-year drought, after beating ZZ Leiden in the finals. Thomas van der Mars was named the Finals MVP.

Bracket

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Quarterfinals
3–7 May 		Semifinals
10–14 May 		Finals
21 May–29 May
1 ZZ Leiden 3
4 Landstede Hammers 2 4 Landstede Hammers 0
5 Feyenoord 0 1 ZZ Leiden 2
2 Heroes Den Bosch 3
2 Heroes Den Bosch 3
3 Donar 2 3 Donar 0
6 Aris Leeuwarden 1

Quarterfinals

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Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
Donar Netherlands  2–1 Netherlands  Aris Leeuwarden 69–72 99–62 99–82
Landstede Hammers Netherlands  2–0 Netherlands  Feyenoord 88–79 81–71 –

Semifinals

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Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
ZZ Leiden Netherlands  3–0 Netherlands  Landstede Hammers 91–79 89–79 71–69 – –
Heroes Den Bosch Netherlands  3–0 Netherlands  Donar 77–65 73–67 81–72 – –

Finals

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Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
ZZ Leiden Netherlands  2–3 Netherlands  Heroes Den Bosch 83–92 90–74 87–68 52–61 74–81

Belgium

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Bracket

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Quarterfinals
3–7 May 		Semifinals
10–18 May 		Finals
21–27 May
1 Oostende 3
4 Antwerp Giants 1 4 Mons-Hainaut 0
5 Mons-Hainaut 2 1 Oostende 3
2 Kangoeroes Mechelen 1
2 Kangoeroes Mechelen 3
3 Leuven Bears 2 3 Leuven Bears 2
6 Spirou 1

Quarterfinals

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Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
Leuven Bears Belgium  2–1 Belgium  Spirou 80–63 66–73 90–77
Antwerp Giants Belgium  1–2 Belgium  Mons-Hainaut 111–79 73–77 64–74

Semifinals

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Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
Oostende Belgium  3–0 Belgium  Mons-Hainaut 84–66 78–63 90–48 – –
Kangoeroes Mechelen Belgium  3–2 Belgium  Leuven Bears 63–72 86–40 78–75 86–95 77–69

Finals

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Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
Oostende Belgium  3–1 Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen 103–60 74–84 86–69 91–83 –

BNXT Playoffs

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The highest ranked team before the start of the playoffs, always had the home court advantage. This means that they always played the last game of a playoff series or a home and away matchup at home.

First round

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Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Den Helder Suns Netherlands  163–201 Belgium  Limburg United 79–93 84–108
Liège Basket Belgium  145–147 Belgium  Phoenix Brussels 65–72 80–75
Yoast United Netherlands  152–163 Netherlands  BAL 82–82 70–81
Apollo Amsterdam Netherlands  128–179 Belgium  Okapi Aalst 71–91 57–88

Second round

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Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Limburg United Belgium  160–136 Belgium  Spirou 84–75 76–61
Phoenix Brussels Belgium  155–180 Belgium  Telenet Giants Antwerp 63–95 92–85
BAL Netherlands  138–158 Netherlands  Feyenoord 69–68 69–90
Aris Leeuwarden Netherlands  128–161 Belgium  Okapi Aalst 61–78 67–83

Third round

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Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Limburg United Belgium  158–188 Netherlands  Donar 70–78 88–110
Landstede Hammers Netherlands  118–183 Belgium  Telenet Giants Antwerp 79–89 39–94
Feyenoord Netherlands  143–162 Belgium  Mons-Hainaut 72–74 71–88
Okapi Aalst Belgium  137–147 Belgium  Leuven Bears 71–73 66–74

Fourth round

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Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Donar Netherlands  185–165 Belgium  Telenet Giants Antwerp 97–63 88–102
Mons-Hainaut Belgium  130–151 Belgium  Leuven Bears 74–69 55–82

Quarterfinals

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Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Donar Netherlands  173–171 Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen 84–86 89–85
Leuven Bears Belgium  141–149 Netherlands  ZZ Leiden 82–68 59–81

Semifinals

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Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Donar Netherlands  169–168 Netherlands  Heroes Den Bosch 68–68 101–100
ZZ Leiden Netherlands  172–160 Belgium  Oostende 84–82 88–78

Finals

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Main article: 2022 BNXT Finals
Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Donar Netherlands  142–146 Netherlands  ZZ Leiden 72–75 70–71

Individual awards

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The individual awards will be given during an award show held in Lint on 30 April 2022.[28]

Category Player Team Nominees Ref.
Most Valuable Player (MVP) United States  Levi Randolph Belgium  Filou Oostende Denmark  Asbjørn Midtgaard
Netherlands  Emmanuel Nzekwesi
United States  Levi Randolph 		[29]
BNXT Finals MVP Netherlands  Worthy de Jong Netherlands  ZZ Leiden – [30]
Belgian Playoff Finals MVP Netherlands  Keye van der Vuurst de Vries Belgium  Filou Oostende – [31]
Dutch Playoff Finals MVP Netherlands  Thomas van der Mars Netherlands  Heroes Den Bosch – [32]
Dream Team United States  Myles Stephens Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen – [29]
United States  Levi Randolph Belgium  Filou Oostende
Netherlands  Emmanuel Nzekwesi Belgium  Belfius Mons-Hainaut
Denmark  Asbjørn Midtgaard Netherlands  ZZ Leiden
Belgium  Wen Mukubu Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen
Dutch Player of the Year Netherlands  Worthy de Jong Netherlands  ZZ Leiden Netherlands  Worthy de Jong
Netherlands  Ralf de Pagter
Netherlands  Thomas van der Mars
Belgian Player of the Year Belgium  Wen Mukubu Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen Belgium  Pierre-Antoine Gillet
Belgium  Domien Loubry
Belgium  Wen Mukubu
Rising Star of the Year (Netherlands) Netherlands  Sander Hollanders Netherlands  BAL Netherlands  Sander Hollanders
Netherlands  José Dimitri Maconda
Netherlands  Stan van den Elzen
Rising Star of the Year (Belgium) Belgium  Haris Bratanovic Belgium  Filou Oostende Belgium  Haris Bratanovic
Belgium  Joppe Mennes
Belgium  Niels Van Den Eynde
Sixth Man of the Year Finland  Mikael Jantunen Belgium  Filou Oostende Netherlands  Worthy de Jong
Finland  Mikael Jantunen
Belgium  Domien Loubry
Defensive Player of the Year Netherlands  Worthy de Jong Netherlands  ZZ Leiden Netherlands  Worthy de Jong
United States  Josh Heat
Belgium  Wen Mukubu
Coach of the Year (Netherlands) Netherlands  Geert Hammink Netherlands  ZZ Leiden Netherlands  Geert Hammink
Netherlands  Vincent van Sliedregt
Serbia  Radenko Varagić
Coach of the Year (Belgium) Belgium  Kristof Michiels Belgium  Kangoeroes Mechelen Belgium  Eddy Casteels
Belgium Croatia  Dario Gjergja
Belgium  Kristof Michiels
Referee of the Year (Netherlands) Netherlands  Tijmen Last – Netherlands  Arnoud van Bochove
Netherlands  Tijmen Last
Netherlands  John Van Dam
Referee of the Year (Belgium) Belgium  Nick van den Broeck – Belgium  Renaud Geller
Belgium  Nick van den Broeck
Belgium  Samir Krehic
Lifetime Achievement Netherlands  Ton Boot – –
Belgium  Arthur Goethals

Statistics

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The following were the statistical leaders in the 2021–22 regular season.[33]

References

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