The 2025 CEBL season is the seventh season of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL). The regular season began on May 11 and ended on August 10. The league now plays a 24-game season, 4 more than the previous 20-game schedule.
On May 25, 2025, the Montreal Alliance played the Ottawa BlackJacks at IGA Stadium in Montreal, the first professional basketball game played outdoors in Canadian basketball history. However, the game was suspended at halftime due to court conditions and declared a no contest.
Regular season
Standings Western Conference
Eastern Conference
Attendance
Results
Play-offs Bracket
Play-in games Note: all times are local
Quarterfinals
Championship Weekend Semifinals
Championship
Awards Source: Most Valuable Player: Mitch Creek, Vancouver Bandits Canadian Player of the Year: Tyrese Samuel, Vancouver Bandits Development Player of the Year: Isaac Simon, Saskatchewan Rattlers Defensive Player of the year: Jameer Nelson Jr., Calgary Surge Clutch Player of the Year: Tyrese Samuel, Vancouver Bandits Coach of the Year: Kyle Julius, Vancouver Bandits Sixth Man of the Year: Zane Waterman, Ottawa BlackJacks Officiating Recognition Award: Karl Toulouse Community Champion Award: CEBL Finals MVP: Khalil Ahmad, Niagara River Lions
All-CEBL teams First Team Pos. Second Team Player Team Player Team Greg Brown III Calgary Surge F Tyrese Samuel Vancouver Bandits Mitch Creek Vancouver Bandits F Simi Shittu Winnipeg Sea Bears Sean East II Edmonton Stingers G Khalil Ahmad Niagara River Lions Javonte Smart Ottawa BlackJacks G Jameer Nelson Jr. Calgary Surge Donovan Williams Scarborough Shooting Stars G Terquavion Smith Scarborough Shooting Stars
All-Canadian team
Pos. Player TeamF Keon Ambrose-Hylton Edmonton StingersF Quincy Guerrier Montreal AllianceG Sean Miller-Moore Calgary SurgeF Tyrese Samuel Vancouver BanditsF Simi Shittu Winnipeg Sea Bears
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