Belgium Basketball League 01/19 19:30 14 [3] Spirou Charleroi v Antwerp Giants [5] W 60-72
Basketball Champions League 01/15 19:00 11 [4] Antwerp Giants v CEZ Nymburk [7] W 85-72
Belgium Basketball League 01/12 19:30 13 [4] Antwerp Giants v Oostende [1] L 44-82
Basketball Champions League 01/09 17:00 10 [3] Hapoel Jerusalem v Antwerp Giants [4] L 92-72
Belgium Basketball League 12/26 19:30 12 [10] Leuven Bears v Antwerp Giants [4] W 63-90
Belgium Basketball League 12/21 19:00 11 [5] Antwerp Giants v Liege Basket [8] W 109-60
Basketball Champions League 12/18 19:00 9 [4] Antwerp Giants v Fuenlabrada [6] W 102-78
Belgium Basketball League 12/16 14:00 10 [8] Brussels Basketball v Antwerp Giants [5] L 86-79
Belgium Cup 12/13 18:00 3 Antwerp Giants v Leuven Bears W 82-38
Basketball Champions League 12/11 19:00 8 [6] Antwerp Giants v Lietkabelis [4] W 70-64
Belgium Cup 12/07 18:30 3 Leuven Bears v Antwerp Giants L 79-69
Belgium Basketball League 11/24 19:30 9 [4] Kangoeroes Basket v Antwerp Giants [6] W 64-93
Basketball Champions League 11/20 19:00 7 [5] Antwerp Giants v AEK [2] L 64-71
Belgium Basketball League 11/18 14:00 8 [8] Antwerp Giants v Limburg United [9] W 95-85
Basketball Champions League 11/13 19:30 6 [7] Dijon v Antwerp Giants [5] W 61-80
Belgium Basketball League 11/10 19:30 7 [7] Okapi Aalstar v Antwerp Giants [10] W 71-106
Basketball Champions League 11/06 19:00 5 [5] Antwerp Giants v Brose Bamberg [4] L 76-85
Belgium Basketball League 11/04 14:00 6 [10] Antwerp Giants v Mons-Hainaut [2] W 75-57
Basketball Champions League 10/31 17:30 4 [8] CEZ Nymburk v Antwerp Giants [4] L 82-74
Belgium Basketball League 10/28 12:45 5 [10] Antwerp Giants v Spirou Charleroi [7] L 80-95
Basketball Champions League 10/24 18:00 3 [6] Antwerp Giants v Turan Tovuz U19 [1] W 101-89
Belgium Basketball League 10/20 18:30 4 [2] Oostende v Antwerp Giants [9] L 88-63
Basketball Champions League 10/16 18:30 2 [4] Fuenlabrada v Antwerp Giants [2] L 96-84
Basketball Champions League 10/09 16:00 1 Lietkabelis v Antwerp Giants W 87-91
Belgium Basketball League 10/06 18:00 22 [8] Antwerp Giants v Liege Basket [2] W 92-68
Basketball Champions League Qual 09/30 16:00 15 Antwerp Giants v Cantu W 100-94
Basketball Champions League Qual 09/25 18:30 15 Cantu v Antwerp Giants W 76-84
Basketball Champions League Qual 09/22 18:00 14 Antwerp Giants v AEK Larnaca W 76-54
Basketball Champions League Qual 09/20 15:00 14 AEK Larnaca v Antwerp Giants W 74-83
Club Friendlies 09/12 16:00 - Crvena Zvezda v Antwerp Giants L 83-77

Wikipedia - Antwerp Giants

Antwerp Giants, named Windrose Giants Antwerp for sponsorship reasons, is a Belgian professional basketball club based in Antwerp. Their home arena is Lotto Arena. The club plays in the BNXT League, the highest tier of Belgian basketball. The club was created from the merger of Sobabee and Racing Mechelen. Then named Racing Basket Antwerpen, it was renamed Antwerp Giants in 2005.

Antwerp has won the Belgian championship once, in 2000. The team has won five Belgian Cups and two Belgian Supercups.

History

In 1995, Sobabee from Antwerp and Racing Mechelen merged into Racing Basket Antwerpen. The club made its debut on the highest stage in Belgium in the 1998–99 season. Antwerp was one of the top 3 teams until 2001. In the 1999–2000 season the club won its first national championship as Telindus Antwerpen, by beating Oostende 3–1 in the Finals. The team had a setback after the championship year and ended in the 6th, 7th or 8th place for five seasons in a row. In 2007 the club won its third trophy, by winning the Belgian Basketball Cup for the second time.

The second team of the club plays in the Belgian Second Division, while the women's team participates in the regional competition.

The team holds the attendance record for a basketball game in Belgium, with 17,135 spectators, on 31 January 2015, during their game against Spirou Charleroi, in the Sportpaleis. In June 2017, it was announced that Telenet would become the main sponsor of the team for three seasons. The signing of this sponsor, previously the main sponsor of Oostende, made the Giants one of the favorites in Belgian basketball.

In the 2018–19 season, Antwerp had its most successful season in club history. In Europe, it qualified for the Basketball Champions League (BCL) after advancing past three qualifying rounds. Antwerp was the surprise of the BCL season, as the team beat Murcia and Nizhny Novgorod in the round of 16 and quarterfinals. It qualified for the Final Four which was hosted in the city of Antwerp in the Sportpaleis. In the semi-finals, Antwerp lost to Iberostar Tenerife, and it won the third place game over Brose Bamberg. Domestically, Antwerp won the Belgian Basketball Cup for the first time in 12 years. In the PBL, Antwerp lost to Filou Oostende 1–3 in the finals.

Since the 2021–22 season, Antwerp plays in the BNXT League, in which the national leagues of Belgium and the Netherlands have been merged.

On 12 March 2023, the Giants won their fifth Belgian Cup title after beating Oostende in the final.

On 8 July, 2024 Antwerp got a new name sponsor. The company Windrose Technology, which is located in electronic trucks are the new name sponsor. The new team name is Windrose Giants Antwerp.

The Antwerp Giants are a prominent professional basketball team based in Antwerp, Belgium. Established in 1995, the team has quickly risen to become one of the leading clubs in Belgian basketball. Known for their competitive spirit and talented roster, the Antwerp Giants compete in the Belgian Pro Basketball League (PBL) and regularly participate in national and international competitions. The team boasts a passionate fan base and a reputation for developing local talent, making them a significant presence in Belgian sports. Their home games are played at the Lotto Arena, where they showcase exciting basketball and foster a vibrant community atmosphere. The Antwerp Giants are committed to excellence on and off the court, striving for success in national championships and European tournaments alike.