Montreal Alliance History
The Montreal Alliance joined the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) ahead of the 2022 regular season. The team improved their regular season record over their first two seasons and earned their first All-CEBL Team player selection in 2023. At the league’s first annual CEBL Clash in 2023, the Montreal Alliance led both teams in selections with four players on Team East.
Montreal Alliance Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Team Colors: Red, White, Navy Blue, Light Blue
Team Rivals: Ottawa BlackJacks
Montreal Alliance at Auditorium de Verdun
Auditorium de Verdun has been the home to the Montreal Alliance since the team joined the CEBL in 2022. In their inaugural season, the Alliance led the league in attendance, topping out at 3,500 guests for their highest-watched game. The 3,795-seat arena has stood in Montreal’s Verdun borough since 1939, hosting concerts as well as various levels of competitive hockey, wrestling and basketball. A $42 million renovation was completed in 2020.
To connect with the Montreal Alliance:
The schedule for the Montreal Alliance’s 2025 basketball season can be found on the team’s website(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the Montreal Alliance’s 2025 regular season can be purchased via Ticketmaster.
Auditorium de Verdun, home of the CEBL’s Montreal Alliance, is located in Verdun, Quebec. The street address for Auditorium de Verdun is 4110 Boulevard LaSalle.
Should have been earlier in the day to avoid temperature change or in July when there’s no drastic dips in temps from day to night and high rain possibility. It’s like they forgot we were in Montreal in mai. Also one fan to dry up a whole court not very prepared for foreseen issues. However it was a great initiative and I would gladly go to another match under the stars.
It's always a blast watching the Montreal Alliance. I highly recommend it if you love the game.
The next best thing to driving 9 hours to see an NBA game in Toronto. Super fun, high level basketball (with intensity). The seats are a tad small in the auditorium though.
Nice place to watch good basketball. Will return for sure
Love the atmosphere, great level of basketball, nice arena, affordable for a family
Dj blaze was incredible. Didn’t expect it to be the whole game. Go sea bears.
It was great up until the last quarter when the game clock stopped working and no one fixed it. So we couldn't even tell how much time was left and for us, the game finished so abruptly. It was extremely anti-climactic and a disappointing experience.
My son and I recently attended our first basketball game, and it was an incredible experience to be part of the excitement. I genuinely believe that basketball in Quebec deserves to be as prominent and advanced as hockey, American football, and other major sports. It would be wonderful to see the Montreal Alliance have multiple venues around the Greater Montreal area, including the West Island. Additionally, I hope for fewer ticket resellers who inflate prices, making it difficult for fans to afford tickets. As a dedicated Montreal sports fan, I believe basketball in Montreal should be taken more seriously and held to high standards.
Il y avait une ambiance incroyable, on se sentait presque à un match de la NBA.
It was our first time to see the Montreal Alliance and it was a very good experience...I do recommend it to everyone