The 2023–24 Lebanese Basketball League, also known as the Division 1, is the 28th season of the Lebanese Basketball League (LBL), the top-tier competition for professional men's teams in Lebanon. The season began on 26 October 2023.
Al Riyadi were the defending champions, having won the previous season.
Teams The league reduced from 12 to 10 teams, after the withdrawal of Leaders and Dynamo. Byblos Club and Atlas Ferzol left the league, while Mayrouba Club and Antonine joined for this season.
TeamCityArenaCoachCapacityAl RiyadiBeirut (Manara)Saeb Salam Arena Ahmad FarranAntranikAnteliasAGBU Demirdjian CenterGeorges AkikiAntonineBaabdaAntonine Arena Baabda Ralf AklBeirut ClubBeirut (Chiyah)Chiyah StadiumJoe GhattasChampvilleDik El MehdiChampville Club Center Sabah KhouryHomenetmenMezherHomentmen Mezher Joe MoujaesHoops ClubJdeidehMichel El Murr ComplexZiad el NatourMayrouba ClubMayroubaCentral Arena Paul CoughterNSAJouniehFouad Chehab Stadium George KhourySagesseBeirut (Achrafieh)Antoine Choueiri Stadium Ilias Zouros
Regular season Before the season, Dynamo and Leaders announced their withdrawal from the league for financial issues. The season started well for both Riyadi, Beirut and Sagesse. However, after Riyadi's shock loss to Antonine and Sagesse winning against Beirut in one of the most historical games in the league, Sagesse sat alone at the top until week 10, where they lost it after their loss against Antonine 80–79, and Riyadi is now sitting at the top
2023–24 Lebanese Basketball League regular seasonTeam1Al Riyadi1815316791387 +292 Qualified2Beirut Club1813516701531 +139 Qualified3Sagesse SC1813515011370 +131 Qualified4Champville1812615001478 +22 Qualified5Homenetmen1812616031507 +96 Qualified6Antranik1881014381493 −55 Qualified7Antonine1881014291505 −76 Qualified8NSA1851313781575 −197 Qualified9Hoops1831513761523 −156 10Mayrouba1811713601556 −196
Second stage Bracket
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