#belgium basketball

[domas-sabonis]

[royalchildreneurope]

Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, Duchess of Brabant, Prince Gabriel of Belgium, Prince Emmanuel of Belgium and Princess Eléonore of Belgium attend the women's basketball semi-final between Belgium and France, on Day 14 of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, at Bercy Arena in Paris, France -August 9th 2024.

📷 (1 & 3) : Belgian Royal Palace.

[connormccafferyhater]

average reaction to julie vanloo mention on tiktok

[female-buckets]

Julie Vanloo villain origin story

[jarviskingston]

🏀⛹🏿‍♂️⛹🏿

[partybarty]

Is there anything better than a buzzer-beater?

[goalhofer]

2024 olympians representing non country of residence part 7

Nigeria: Adebola Adeyeye, basketball (Brampton, Ontario); Michelle Alozie, soccer (Apple Valley, California); Obiageri Amaechi, athletics (San Francisco, California); Dubem Amene, athletics (Farmington Hills, Michigan); Promise Amukamara, basketball (Glendale, Arizona); Ashley Anumba, athletics (Charlottesville, Virginia); Ayomide Bello, canoeing (Bowie, Maryland); Lauren Ebo, basketball (Upper Marlboro, Maryland); Jennifer Echegini, soccer (London, U.K.); Blessing Ejiofor, basketball (Paterson, New Jersey); Nicole Enabosi, basketball (Montgomery County, Maryland); Chukwuebuka Enekwechi, athletics (West Lafayette, Indiana); Edose Ibadin, athletics (Prince George's County, Maryland); Ezinne Kalu, basketball (Newark, New Jersey); Ashton Mutuwa, wrestling (Cedar Lake, Indiana); Dubem Nwachukwu, athletics (Katy, Texas); Adaku Nwandu, swimming (Singapore); Chidi Okezie, athletics (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); Amy Okonkwo, basketball (Rancho Cucamonga, California); Ijeoma Okoronkwo, soccer (Richmond, Texas); Olaitan Olaore, boxing (Wallsend, U.K.); Sade Olatoye, athletics (Dublin, Ohio); Ifeoma Onumonu, soccer (Rancho Cucamonga, California); Udodi Onwuzurike, athletics (Bloomfield Hills, Michigan); Chioma Onyekwere, athletics (Detroit, Michigan); Antoinette Payne, soccer (Birmingham, Alabama); Nicole Payne, soccer (Birmingham, Alabama); Tobi Sajuade, swimming (Bath, U.K.) & Olaoluwatomi Taiwo, basketball (Carmel, Indiana) Norway: Isabel Freese, equestrian (Mühlen, Germany); Victoria Gulliksen, equestrian (Knokke, Belgium); Viktor Hovland, golf (Stillwater, Oklahoma); Jon-Hermann Hegg, shooting (Dingle, Ireland) & Kristoffer Ventura, golf (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida) Palestine: Yazan Al-Bawwab, swimming (Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Layla Almasri, athletics (Colorado Springs, Colorado); Fares Badawi, judo (Damascus, Syria); Omar Hantoli, taekwondo (Sharjah, U.A.E.); Jorge Sahle; Jr., shooting (Santiago, Chile) & Valerie Tarazi, swimming (Crystal Lake, Illinois) Panama: Bernhard Christianson, swimming (Easton, Maryland) & Gianna Woodruff, athletics (Santa Monica, California) Papua New Guinea: Georgia-Leigh Rotuisolia, swimming (Gold Coast, Australia) Paraguay: Javier Insfran, rowing (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) Peru: McKenna De Bever, swimming (Denver, Colorado) The Philippines: John Cabang, athletics (San Sebastián, Spain); Aleah Finnegan, gymnastics (Lee's Summit, Missouri); Jarod Hatch, swimming (Morgan Hill, California); Lauren Hoffman, athletics (Haymarket, Virginia); Emma Malabuyo, gymnastics (Los Angeles, California); Bianca Pagdanganan, golf (Tucson, Arizona); Levi Ruivivar, gymnastics (Plano, Texas) & Kayla Sanchez, swimming (Toronto, Ontario) Poland: Magdalena Niemczyk, athletics (Versailles, France) & Mariya Zhodzik, athletics (Baranavichy, Belarus) Portugal: Tiago Apolónia, table tennis (Ochsenhausen, Germany); Thomas Augusto, skateboarding (San Marcos, California); Jorge Da Fonseca, judo (São Tomé, São Tomé and Príncipe); Agate Da Sousa, athletics (São Tomé, São Tomé & Príncipe); Fatoumata Diallo, athletics (Paris, France); António Do Vale, equestrian (Lastrup, Germany); Vanessa Farinha, breakdancing (London, U.K.); João Geraldo, table tennis (Ochsenhausen, Germany) & Rochele Nunes, judo (Pelotas, Brazil)

[belgianfry]

The Belgian Cats win 85-58 against Japan and go through to the quarterfinals in the 2024 Paris Olympics

[maaarine]

[lisablasstudio]

Monday's image: August 5, 2024

Gérard Fromanger, MANIFESTANTS, Silkscreen on Bristol paper, Part of the portfolio LE ROUGE, consisting of 22 elements, Edition: 1/90, 60 x 89 centimeters, 1968, Centre Pompidou, Paris, France

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[royalchildreneurope]

Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, Duchess of Brabant, Prince Gabriel of Belgium and Prince Emmanuel of Belgium attend the women's semifinal basketball game between Belgium and Australia, on Day 16 of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, at Bercy Arena in Paris, France -August 11th 2024.

[babeluda]

Watched the U20 Women's basketball euro championship final (for division B) today.

Yes that's very niche. Anyways it was Belgium vs the Netherlands and while I am a little disappointed Belgium lost, I gotta say I loved the Dutch girls being full on shitheads. At some point I think their strategy was just 'anything you can do I can do better' where they would mimic whatever Belgium attempted or achieved in the previous phase down to player placement but far more efficiently and successfully.

[35letters]

(via KAU - Ura)

[female-buckets]

Remember Julie Vanloo who torched USA all game long yesterday?

She wants you to know that KP stepped out of bounds on the final play of the game. And Julie even pointed it out to the referee!

And the photographer caught everything!

If the referee called this turnover, Belgium would've had the final possession, not USA.

[jarviskingston]

🌍🌎🌏

[sacramentohistorymuseum]

November 6th is National Basketball Day! With the NBA season underway, we here at the Sacramento History Museum are, of course, rooting for the home team!

For today, Alex from Belgium letterpress printed something for the Sacramento Kings. The print depicts a small basketball player and the text below states, “Go Kings!” The font used is 30 point Caslon. This was printed with black rubber base ink using our Washington hand press, made in 1852.