National Day 07/02/2026 – Eeklo
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1/4 finals Belgium Cup
1/4 Finals Belgium are known !!!!
Phoenix – Psychos in Mont-Saint Guibert, date TBA
Wolves – Chap’s in Jumet, date TBA
Dogs – Chiefs in Eeklo, date TBA
Huskies – Lapwings in Beveren, date TBA
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National Training Day 9/11/2025 – Aalst
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Considering that Junior and Senior Men (N1) games have been scheduled for this day, there will be no Talent Pool training (the Talent Pool will train on other dates), and there will also be no Senior Men training.
Roller BeeZZz make history with their first BIHA victory
The Roller BeeZZz kicked off their adventure in the Belgian BIHA championship in style, winning their very first official game against the Eeklo Dogs with a final score of 5–7, on Saturday, September 27 in Eeklo.
A spectacular first period (3–6)
The tone was set early. After less than five minutes, Dries Debersaques opened the scoring for the BeeZZz (0–1, 04:50). Barely half a minute later, Thomas De Munck doubled the lead (0–2, 05:17).
The Dogs reacted quickly: Jordy De Vent pulled one back (1–2, 05:51), followed by Tim Coppens bringing Eeklo right back into it (2–2, 10:55). But the BeeZZz answered immediately: Milan Vanden Berghe, assisted by De Munck, restored the lead (2–3, 09:09). Debersaques struck again to extend the gap (2–4, 11:48).
John Dhont gave the Dogs hope (3–4, 17:36), but the end of the period went BeeZZz’ way once more: Keano Vertriest on the power play (3–5, 19:37) and captain Niels Janssens (3–6, 24:44) secured a solid halftime lead.
Perfect start to the second half
Right after the break, the Roller BeeZZz struck instantly: just 37 seconds into the second period, Idris Vanden Berghe, assisted by Debersaques, made it 3–7 (00:37, 2nd). A lightning-fast goal that gave the newcomers breathing room.
Dogs’ fightback (5–7)
Spurred on by their home crowd, the Dogs pushed back. John Dhont reignited the contest (4–7, 06:58), before Dalibor Ryckaert closed the gap further (5–7, 15:20). The final minutes were tense: penalties, a tactical timeout, and constant pressure from Eeklo. But the BeeZZz defense, backed by goaltender Maïté De Taey, stood strong until the final buzzer.
Writing the first page of history
With this 5–7 win, the Roller BeeZZz made a memorable debut in the championship. A sharp offense led by Dries Debersaques, combined with solid team play and defensive resilience, secured this historic first victory.
Belgian Inline Hockey Cup kicks off: Lords Of the Citadel overpower Flying Eagles (12–5)
Under the umbrella of the Belgian Inline Hockey Association (BIHA), the very first Belgian Cup officially launched the senior season. In this inaugural clash, the Lords Of the Citadel took control against the Flying Eagles (12–5) in a fast-paced and spectacular duel — a strong statement for the sport’s future in Belgium.
First half (real timeline)
The Lords started strong: Valerian Vandercamme opened the scoring (1:16), quickly followed by Gabriel Tonneau on the power play (2:18). The Eagles answered back through Gregor Bomba (9:41) and Alexander Belmans (10:55), cutting the gap to 3–2. But the Lords struck again: Julian Vandercamme (13:36) and Simon Ubbelohde (14:17) extended the lead to 5–2.
The Eagles reacted once more (Bomba 18:23), before Valerian restored the margin (19:50). Despite a penalty against the Eagles (21:28), Jormen Cuypers managed to score shorthanded (22:55). Right before the break, Vivian Vandercamme added another for the Lords (23:55).
Halftime: 7–4 Lords.
Second half
Back on the floor, Simon Ubbelohde stole the show with a natural hat-trick (8:29, 9:27, 11:56), twice assisted by Vivian, making it 10–4. Eagles’ penalties kept hurting, and Julian Vandercamme capitalized on another power play (20:34) for 11–4. Ian Suys pulled one back (20:47), but Vivian Vandercamme sealed the deal (21:23).
Final score: 12–5.
Key takeaways
- Ubbelohde: 4 goals (including a 2nd-half hat-trick).
- Valerian Vandercamme: hat-trick + assist; Vivian: 2 goals + multiple key assists.
- Special teams decisive: 2 PP goals for the Lords, 1 SH goal for the Eagles.
- A truly historic kickoff for the BIHA Belgian Cup, which now structures the senior inline hockey season.
The Belgian Inline Hockey Association Proudly Launches the 2025–2026 Season
The Belgian Inline Hockey Association can proudly celebrate the official launch of the 2025–2026 season, which kicked off this past weekend with a vibrant showcase of youth and community spirit.
More than a dozen U10 and U12 games marked the beginning of this new chapter, giving countless young players the joy of returning to the rink and discovering the thrill of competition once again. Hosted at the brand-new facilities of the Lords of the Citadel, this youth-focused tournament highlighted the importance of developing the game at its very roots.
Starting the season with a tournament dedicated entirely to our youngest players underlines how essential youth development is to the future of Belgian inline hockey. The event also served as a platform for younger, less experienced referees, offering them the opportunity to take charge of their very first games—a clear sign that the Association’s commitment extends beyond players to every pillar of the sport.
At the same time, Beaumont played host to the annual Chaps Trophy, traditionally the final preseason tournament. The weekend offered a fantastic spectacle, with the Rhinos of Tourcoing claiming victory in the Silver category and the Phoenix triumphing once again in the Gold category. With this second consecutive win in the top category, the Phoenix proudly retain their crown.
To top it off, fans were treated to an entertaining exhibition match that pitted a team of referees against a selection of all-stars from other groups, adding a touch of fun and camaraderie to the occasion.
With these events, it is now official: the Belgian Inline Hockey Association is proud to declare the 2025–2026 season open!
We look forward to seeing players, coaches, referees, and fans return to the rinks across the country for what promises to be an exciting and memorable season. Together, we continue to grow the game, strengthen our community, and share the passion for inline hockey.
Picture credits U10/12 (Wolves)
Belgian Inline Calendar Season 25-26 is Online!
We are thrilled to announce that the highly anticipated calendar for the 2025-2026 season is now available online and can be consulted by browsing through the different leagues.
After 2 months of careful planning and coordination, our young federation is proud to present this first calendar result. While we must emphasize that this calendar remains provisional and may still be subject to changes, we are excited to share this milestone with our entire community.
A Collective Achievement
This accomplishment would not have been possible without the dedicated efforts of countless individuals who worked tirelessly throughout the summer to make this vision a reality. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the volunteers, administrators, league coordinators, club and federation members who contributed their time, expertise, and passion to bring us to this point.
Their unwavering commitment to excellence has laid the foundation for what promises to be an exceptional season ahead. From the initial planning stages to the final scheduling details, every contribution has been invaluable in shaping this comprehensive calendar.
An Exciting Season Ahead
As we look toward the upcoming 2025-2026 season, anticipation is building across all divisions. Early indicators suggest that several sections will feature particularly competitive play, with strengthened rosters and enhanced competition levels that promise to deliver thrilling matches throughout the season.
Moving Forward
While we celebrate this important milestone, we remain committed to continuous improvement and refinement. Any necessary adjustments to the provisional calendar will be communicated promptly through official channels to ensure all participants stay informed.
We cannot wait to kick off this promising 2025-2026 season and witness the exceptional talent and sportsmanship that our leagues consistently deliver. The stage is set for what could be our most exciting and competitive season yet.
The calendar is now live and accessible by browsing through the respective leagues. We encourage all teams, players, and supporters to review the schedule and prepare for an unforgettable season ahead!
For the latest updates and any calendar modifications, please continue to check our official channels regularly.
Inline Hockey Belgium transition to BIHA
Dear players, parents, and supporters,
It’s now official: Belgian inline hockey will move forward independently from the RBIHF.
This friendly separation was a necessary step to allow the RBIHF to remain IIHF-compliant, while giving our discipline the space and structure it needs to grow.
This transition hasn’t happened overnight. It was carefully prepared by the new organizational team within the BIHA, who are now ready to lead the way.
The new season is already taking shape, and clubs have been aware of this evolution for quite some time.
If you have any questions regarding this transition, please direct them to the new BIHA structure.
We warmly thank the RBIHF for all the years of collaboration.
Together toward the future. Long live Inline Hockey!