In Belgium’s highest national division, the Leuven Chiefs (Black) once again asserted their dominance by securing this season’s championship. Under the leadership of Julien Zwikel, the team left little to chance.
During the preliminary round, Leuven remained undefeated, comfortably qualifying with an impressive average of 8.1 goals scored per match against just 2.7 goals conceded. Additionally, Ratner Benjamin claimed the top spot on the scorers' list, further cementing the team’s prowess. Despite their aggressive play, Leuven maintained a disciplined approach, committing only 4.5 penalties per game.
In the second phase of the competition, Leuven continued their unbeaten streak, netting a remarkable 87 goals and completing a flawless campaign—securing the ultimate victory of the season with a well-deserved championship title. Even in the playoffs, Leuven was one of the least penalized teams, with just 102 penalty minutes recorded.
Among the top scorers, Ratner Benjamin had to relinquish his first-place position, but Leuven still placed two players in the top three. Golovka Nikolay followed closely, securing third place.
A flawless trajectory and a well-earned victory in Belgium’s National First Division! We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the players and supporters for this outstanding achievement.