2023 CEBL Playoffs Set to Begin Friday

The Montréal Alliance announced Monday the appointment of Jermaine Small, a two-time CEBL champion and Coach of the Year with the Edmonton Stingers, as the team’s new head coach on a historic two-year contract. Small, who boasts the highest winning percentage among head coaches in CEBL history (0.719), becomes the third head coach in franchise history and the first to sign a multi-year deal. The Alliance decided not to renew the contract of Derrick Alston Sr. who has served as the team’s head coach since 2023.

A group led by general manager Joel Anthony has purchased the Canadian Elite Basketball League's Montréal Alliance.

Every team visits every city in 2025 as the CEBL unveils their schedule for it's seventh season.

Canadian basketball player Chad Posthumus, a founding member of the Canadian Elite Basketball League, died Wednesday. He was 33.

The Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) announced Wednesday the Vancouver Bandits have been named the 2024 CEBL Franchise of the Year.

The Vancouver Bandits announced Wednesday that the club has extended its head coach and general manager, Kyle Julius, through the 2025 and 2026 Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) seasons in a year-round capacity.

Mark Wacyk is the new team president for the Ottawa BlackJacks of the Canadian Elite Basketball League.

The Niagara River Lions are Canadian Elite Basketball League champions — finally.

It all comes down to this as the two top teams in the Canadian Elite Basketball League will clash for the championship Sunday night in Montreal.

In the Niagara River Lions’ locker room after the East final, there was singing and dancing.

Mitch Creek’s 27-point performance helped the Vancouver Bandits stave off a late Calgary Surge rally on Friday for an 89-87 win at Verdun Auditorium.

CEBL on TSN Broadcast Schedule

The Calgary Surge waltzed into Edmonton and ended the Stingers season for the second year in a row, securing a 78-69 victory at EXPO Centre on Sunday night to book their ticket to Championship Weekend.

It was the type of performance worthy of the two-time Clutch Player of the Year. Khalil Ahmad scored 13 straight points in Target Score Time as the Niagara River Lions came back to beat the Ottawa BlackJacks 94-91 in the East semifinal at the Meridian Centre on Sunday.

The fourth and final spot in Championship Weekend will once again be decided by the CEBL’s Battle of Alberta. The Edmonton Stingers (13-7) are hosting the Calgary Surge (11-9) tonight at 6 p.m. MT / 8 p.m. ET at the Edmonton EXPO Centre on TSN.

For weeks now, it’s seemed a foregone conclusion that the Niagara River Lions would host the Eastern Conference Semifinal. That they’d be facing the Ottawa BlackJacks in that game was unexpected. Yet here we are.

Despite seeing a first half 18-point lead evaporate down the stretch, the Calgary Surge held on for an 84-82 win over the Winnipeg Sea Bears in the Western Conference Play-In game on Friday.

The Ottawa BlackJacks played smothering defence and used a second-half surge to defeat the Scarborough Shooting Stars, 90-73, Friday night at Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre to advance to the Eastern Conference Semifinal.

The CEBL playoffs have arrived and the Western Conference side off things starts with a matchup between the No. 3 seed Calgary Surge (11-9) and No. 4 seed Winnipeg Sea Bears (9-11) in a Play-In game on Friday.

The defending CEBL champion Scarborough Shooting Stars (12-8) will begin their quest to repeat as they open the post-season with an Eastern Conference Play-in matchup against the Ottawa BlackJacks (9-11).

The 2024 Canadian Elite Basketball League’s (CEBL) sixth season is gearing up for the playoffs as this year’s single elimination format begins Friday, August 2 with a Play-In round doubleheader at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. ET.

Keevan Veinot flirted with a triple double, tallying 25 points, nine rebounds and nine assists as the Ottawa BlackJacks (9-11) closed out their 2024 CEBL regular season with a 116-104 win over the Brampton Honey Badgers (6-14) Monday at The Arena at TD Place.

The Montreal Alliance are showing signs of life after a mostly bland regular season. And the timing couldn't be better for the hosts of the Canadian Elite Basketball League's Championship Weekend.

The Niagara River Lions marked Fan Appreciation Night at the Meridian Centre on Saturday with a 109-97 win over the visiting Ottawa BlackJacks.

The Vancouver Bandits are Championship Weekend-bound. Led by Marcus Carr’s 22 points, the Bandits (14-5) secured tops in the Western Conference, and a bye to Championship Weekend in Montreal, with a 104-90 victory over the Scarborough Shooting Stars (11-8) Friday night at Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre.

Guillaume Payen-Boucard’s 21 points helped the Montreal Alliance (5-14) snap their four-game losing skid with an 89-72 win over the Saskatchewan Rattlers (6-14) on Friday night.

Mitch Creek’s 33 points helped the Vancouver Bandits (13-5) to a 108-83 road victory over the Brampton Honey Badgers (6-13) on Thursday night.

Despite trailing by as many as eight points in Target Score Time, the Ottawa BlackJacks (8-10) came back to pick up a 98-92 win over the Saskatchewan Rattlers (6-13) on Thursday night.