Enzo Haverhals

Enzo Haverhals played 11 seasons in the Belgian First Division. He debuted with the 1997 Antwerp Royal Greys, going 1 for 3. He hit .349/.398/.488 in 1998. Moving to the Namur Angels for 1999, he batted .319/.380/.388 and scored 33 runs. He was 0 for 4 with a strikeout for the Belgian national team in the 1999 European Championship; backing up Johnny Peerens at 3B, he registered two assists.

In 2000, he was 13 for 41 with 5 doubles, 4 walks and two HBP for the Brasschaat Braves. He spent his final seven seasons with the Borgerhout Squirrels. He hit .343/.458/.505 in 2001, his best season, then batted .323/.407/.404 in 2002. He slipped after that, with batting lines of .229/.273/.325 in 2003, .254/.324/.284 in 2004 and .216/.296/.327 in 2005. He was 2 for 8 with a walk in 2006 and 7 for 54 with a double and four walks in 2007.