Les Stingers s’enflamment derrière l’arc de pour dominer les BlackJacks
June 11, 2025
Myles Dichter
Pluie de trois points à Edmonton mardi.
Les Stingers d’Edmonton ont mis fin à une séquence de deux défaites consécutives grâce à leurs lancers de trois points pour l'emporter 93-74 contre les BlackJacks d’Ottawa mardi au Edmonton EXPO Centre.
Grâce à cette victoire, Edmonton passe à une fiche de 3-5, tandis qu’Ottawa tombe à 2-5.
Scottie Lindsey a été le leader pour les Stingers avec une performance éclatante de 23 points, dont 18 en première mi-temps. Il a également ajouté neuf rebonds et cinq vols de ballon.
Au total, les Stingers ont inscrit 50 % de leurs tirs à trois points, après avoir débuté la rencontre avec une moyenne de 34 % (quatrième rang de la ligue).
Jordan Baker, entraîneur-chef des Stingers, a déclaré :
« Si tu veux gagner des matchs de basketball, tu dois être dans une bonne position, mais je pense que la clé aujourd'hui a été la qualité de nos tirs. On a eu quelques problèmes avec l'isolement dans nos derniers matchs, donc ça fait du bien de voir notre jeu collectif, de pénétrer dans la clé et de partager le ballon pour se trouver des tirs ouverts. »
Les Stingers sont entrés dans la période du pointage cible avec une avance de 83-69 après une séquence de 13-3. Leur tir extérieur a continué à être au rendez-vous une fois le chronomètre arrêté.
Mason Bourcier a marqué ses premiers points en tant que Stinger avec un tir de trois points, Lindsey en a ajouté un autre pour réduire l’écart à trois points, et enfin, Sean East II et Keon Ambrose-Hylton ont mis la touche finale avec des layups pour sceller la victoire.
Baker a ajouté :
« Les gars ont exécuté, ont joué avec intensité, et on a eu des contributions de toute l’équipe. On est contents de la victoire, mais on n’est pas satisfaits. »
East II a terminé avec 20 points et six passes décisives, tandis qu'Ambrose-Hylton a ajouté 13 points et huit rebonds. Elijah Miller, en sortie de banc, a marqué 12 points.
Miller, originaire de Rexdale en Ontario, a déclaré que c’était une « belle victoire ».
« Ça va prendre du temps pendant la saison, mais à mesure que les matchs avancent, on commence vraiment à trouver notre rythme. »
Lindsey, natif de l’Illinois âgé de 29 ans, est arrivé à Edmonton après une saison à Winnipeg, où il avait tiré à 42,1 % du terrain, pour une moyenne de 13,5 points par match.
Mais en début de saison avec les Stingers, bien qu’il soit toujours à 13 points par match, son pourcentage de tirs avait chuté à 30,4 %.
Lindsey a mis fin à cette mauvaise passe de manière éclatante mardi.
« Lorsqu’il laisse le jeu venir à lui, il devient vraiment très bon offensivement. On essaie de le placer dans de bonnes positions, mais il a fait un super travail en se déplaçant sans ballon et on l’a trouvé souvent. Et quand il est en feu, il est vraiment en feu », a déclaré Baker.
Du côté d’Ottawa, la défaite marque une troisième consécutive, et l’équipe reste au quatrième rang de la Conférence de l’Est.
Justin Jackson a mené les BlackJacks avec un doublé de 12 points et 11 rebonds. Meshack Lufile (11 points) et Christian Rohlehr (10 points) ont été les autres marqueurs à atteindre la barre des dix points.
L’entraîneur-chef Dave DeAveiro a déclaré que son équipe avait gardé les choses proches pendant trois quarts, mais qu’ils avaient eu du mal à conclure, une tendance qui se confirme durant cette série de défaites.
Il a ajouté que les BlackJacks ont besoin de « force mentale » pour en sortir.
« Je trouve que quand ça ne va pas bien pour nous, c’est là qu’on est au plus bas. »
Le capitaine d’Ottawa, Tyrrel Tate, a inscrit neuf points et cinq rebonds. Il a mentionné que l’équipe apprend encore à connaître les habitudes des autres joueurs, tout en attendant l’arrivée de certains joueurs qui n’ont pas encore fait leurs débuts.
« On essaie juste de créer de la chimie avec les gars qu’on a maintenant. Je pense qu’on a progressé dans plusieurs domaines, mais on a encore beaucoup de travail à faire. On va apprendre de ce match, regarder la vidéo, et se préparer à prendre soin des affaires à la maison », a-t-il ajouté.
Miryne Thomas des BlackJacks semble s’être blessé à l’épaule pendant le troisième quart et n’est pas revenu.
Les Stingers menaient 25-23 après le premier quart grâce à leurs cinq tirs de trois points réussis en huit tentatives. L’avance d'Edmonton est montée à 50-44 à la mi-temps, avec les trois points qui continuaient de tomber.
Dans le troisième quart, les Stingers ont enfin pris une petite avance, mais une course tardive des BlackJacks a réduit l’écart à seulement quatre points avant le dernier quart.
Cependant, les Stingers ont réagi, ont construit une avance à deux chiffres et ont tranquillement géré la période du pointage cible.
Maintenant, les fans de sports d’Edmonton se tourneront vers la finale de la Coupe Stanley, avec l’espoir que les Oilers fassent comme les Stingers et obtiennent une victoire de retour après une défaite.
Feuille de match
https://www.cebl.ca/game?id=2600598
Prochain match de la LECB
Les deux équipes affrontent les River Lions de Niagara lors de leur prochain match — les Stingers se rendent à Niagara vendredi, tandis que les BlackJacks reçoivent les champions en titre dimanche.
500e match de l’histoire de la ligue
Le 500e match de l’histoire de la ligue, toutes compétitions confondues (incluant les séries éliminatoires), aura lieu mercredi, lorsque les Sea Bears de Winnipeg recevront l’Alliance de Montréal.
Pour le calendrier complet de la LECB 2025 et les résultats à jour, visitez cebl.ca/games.
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National broadcast coverage begins May 9 on CBC and CBC Gem
The Brampton Honey Badgers of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) announced Tuesday that they have signed highly skilled guard Tyrese Hunter, who is fresh off his first professional campaign in the NBA G League. Hunter is about a year removed from his incredible four-year college career with the University of Memphis, University of Texas, and Iowa State University. He immediately took his talents to the NBA G League where he played with three different teams throughout the season, and averaged 5.5 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 1.5 assists in 13.8 minutes per game. “Tyrese plays with great pace and has the ability to create shots for himself and others,” said Honey Badgers General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Jermaine Anderson. “He will be a key piece of our talented guard rotation. His hunger and tenacity make him a perfect fit for our culture, and we’re excited to welcome him to the Honey Badgers family.” Hunter spent his first professional season with the Rio Grande Valley Vipers (Houston Rockets G League affiliate), Raptors 905 (Toronto Raptors G League affiliate), and South Bay Lakers (Los Angeles Lakers G League affiliate), where he played under current Honey Badgers Head Coach Alex Cerda. He posted a career-high 26 points with the Vipers with six made threes and four assists November 29 versus the Osceola Magic. He had an incredibly consistent career through university, averaging between 10 and 14 points each season. He logged a career-high 13.7 points per game as a senior with Memphis and earned spots on the All-AAC First Team and ACC All-Newcomer Team en route to an AAC Tournament Championship. “We’re thrilled to welcome Tyrese Hunter to our program,” said Honey Badgers Head Coach Alex Cerda. “Having coached Tyrese before, I’ve had a front-row seat to his growth and the way he approaches the game on a daily basis. He’s a competitor who plays with pace, makes sound decisions with the ball, and consistently puts pressure on the defense.Tyrese has a strong feel for the game—he knows how to organize a team, create advantages, and deliver in key moments.” In all four collegiate seasons, Hunter has made the NCAA Tournament. He had multiple standout performances including 19 points while going 3-for-3 from beyond the arc in the Sweet Sixteen with Texas in a win versus Xavier University as a sophomore, and 23 points with seven made threes and five steals in an opening round victory versus LSU as a freshman with the Cyclones. The Brampton Honey Badgers will begin their season with two home games on Friday, May 15 and Sunday, May 17 versus the Ottawa BlackJacks and Calgary Surge, respectively. Click here to get your Honey Badgers tickets today, starting at only $20 per seat. ### About the Brampton Honey Badgers One of the original franchises of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), the 2022 CEBL Champion Brampton Honey Badgers proudly call the CAA Centre home. The Brampton front office and basketball operations department bring NBA, NBA G League, national team, NCAA and major international pro league experience to the franchise. With a vision of promoting Brampton grassroots basketball and local businesses through community and corporate engagement, the Honey Badgers will leverage the explosion of basketball as a vehicle for innovation and change. For more information visit honeybadgers.ca .
The Vancouver Bandits have re-signed veteran guard Duane Notice for his fourth consecutive Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) season with BC’s professional basketball team. A 6-foot-3 guard from Toronto, Ont., Notice debuted with the club in 2023 and has contributed leadership, grit, and clutch performances to the roster during his time. He holds several franchise records, including the most regular season games played (58) and the most Target Score game winners (7). Additionally, he is ranked second all-time in both total assists and steals, and fifth all-time in total rebounds. “Duane Notice is the heartbeat of our culture. He is a relentless leader, a clutch shot-maker, and a defensive tone setter who sacrifices his body,” said head coach and general manager Kyle Julius. “Duane shows up early, stays late, and drives everything we do on and off the floor. We expect another huge summer from Duane, and we know he will bring it like he always does.” Notice appeared in 18 regular season games in 2025, including nine starts, where he averaged 7.1 points, 2.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 25.4 minutes per game. During his CEBL off-seasons, Notice has played for the Sudbury Five of the Basketball Super League (BSL), where he was most recently named 2026 BSL Finals MVP. In the 2025-26 BSL season, Notice averaged 14.4 points, 4.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 0.8 steals, and 36.9 minutes across 28 games played. Prior to the Bandits, Notice has previous CEBL experience with the Brampton Honey Badgers (formerly known as Hamilton) in 2019 and 2020 and spent two seasons with the Toronto Raptors’ NBA G League affiliate, the Raptors 905, between 2018 and 2020. Internationally, Notice has represented Team Canada at six different tournaments and has played a combined total of 30 games throughout his career for both the junior men’s and senior men’s national teams. Over a five-year university career, Notice starred at the University of South Carolina where he is the school’s all-time leader in games played with 138. He was named the SEC’s Sixth Man of the Year during the 2015-16 season and helped lead the Gamecocks to an appearance in the NCAA Men’s Final Four in 2017. Fans will get their first chance to watch the Bandits’ new-look roster in a charitable preseason game on Saturday, May 9 at 5:00 p.m. at Envision Financial Court at Langley Events Centre when the club faces the Sikh Warriors from ESPN’s The Basketball Tournament. The Bandits open the 2026 CEBL season on Thursday, May 14 on the road in Saskatoon before coming home for its Home Opener against the Edmonton Stingers on Friday, May 22 at 7:00 p.m. PT at Envision Financial Court at Langley Events Centre. All CEBL regular season games including playoffs will be live-streamed on the CEBL’s OTT platform, CEBL+, the CEBL Mobile app, the CBC Gem app and the CBC Sports YouTube channel. Marquee games will air nationally on CBC TV. ### About the Vancouver Bandits: The Vancouver Bandits are British Columbia’s professional basketball team. As the westernmost club in the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), the Bandits offer an entertainment experience that combines a fast-paced game day atmosphere with a presentation of some of Canada’s top professional athletes within a world-class venue at Envision Financial Court at Langley Events Centre (LEC), while also being committed to growing the game of basketball by fostering meaningful community connections through youth programming, events, and partnerships.
The Scarborough Shooting Stars announced today the signing of Canadian forward Frank Mitchell for the 2026 season. Mitchell, a 6’8 forward from Toronto, brings physicality, rebounding dominance, and a strong interior presence to Scarborough’s frontcourt. Known for his strength, motor, and ability to control the paint, Mitchell adds a powerful two-way dimension to the Shooting Stars lineup. Mitchell enters the professional ranks following a highly productive collegiate career, where he developed into one of the most impactful big men at the NCAA mid-major level. His consistent double-double production and ability to anchor the paint position him to make an immediate impact in the CEBL. Mitchell most recently competed with the St. Bonaventure Bonnies, where he emerged as one of the top forwards in the Atlantic 10 Conference. During the 2025–26 season, Mitchell averaged 16.3 points, 10.2 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game while shooting an efficient 55.6% from the field, ranking among the conference leaders in rebounding and double-doubles. His ability to dominate the glass and finish efficiently around the rim made him a focal point of his team’s success. Prior to his time at St. Bonaventure, Mitchell played for the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the Canisius Golden Griffins, showcasing steady growth throughout his NCAA journey. Throughout his college career, Mitchell built a reputation as a relentless rebounder and interior scorer, consistently producing double-doubles and impacting games with his physical presence and effort. As a Toronto native, Mitchell represents the continued growth of Canadian basketball talent competing at the highest levels. His development through the NCAA system highlights his work ethic and progression into a pro-ready forward capable of contributing immediately. Mitchell’s size, strength, and rebounding ability give the Shooting Stars a dominant presence in the paint. His ability to control the boards, finish inside, and provide second-chance opportunities makes him a valuable addition to the roster. With Mitchell joining the lineup, Scarborough continues to build a strong, physical, and competitive team ready to contend for a championship in the 2026 CEBL season. ###
L’Alliance de Montréal a annoncé aujourd’hui la signature de l’arrière américain Jalin Anderson, ajoutant un contributeur offensif fiable et un joueur capable d’avoir un impact des deux côtés du terrain en vue de la saison 2026 de la LECB. Anderson, un arrière de 6 pi 3 po originaire de Jackson, au Tennessee, arrive à Montréal après une première saison professionnelle solide avec les Bisons de Nilan, dans la Korisliiga finlandaise. Il y a maintenu des moyennes de 14,4 points, 3,7 rebonds et 3,2 passes décisives par match, tout en affichant un pourcentage de 44 % au tir. Utilisé comme partant régulier, il s’est rapidement imposé comme un joueur fiable et influent. « J’ai très hâte de me joindre à Montréal et de compétitionner à un haut niveau, a déclaré Anderson. Je suis fier de pouvoir avoir un impact de différentes façons et je suis prêt à apporter de l’énergie, de l’intensité et une mentalité gagnante à l’équipe. » Avant de faire le saut chez les professionnels, Anderson a connu un parcours universitaire solide à Loyola Marymount, Ball State et Incarnate Word. Il s’est graduellement imposé comme meneur principal et leader offensif, notamment avec deux saisons consécutives de plus de 15 points par match à Ball State et Incarnate Word. En 2024-2025, il a maintenu des moyennes de 15,0 points et 5,0 passes décisives, démontrant sa capacité à diriger le jeu et à créer des occasions pour ses coéquipiers. « Jalin est un compétiteur qui apporte un bel équilibre à notre brigade arrière, a déclaré le copropriétaire et directeur général Joel Anthony. Il a continué de progresser à chaque étape de son parcours, et son cheminement nous donne confiance en ce qu’il pourra apporter à notre équipe cette saison. » Avec l’arrivée d’Anderson, l’Alliance ajoute un garde polyvalent à son alignement en vue de la saison 2026. ### À propos de l’Alliance de Montréal L’Alliance de Montréal est une équipe professionnelle de basketball évoluant dans la Ligue élite canadienne de basketball (LECB), la principale ligue estivale de basketball au Canada. L’organisation s’engage à offrir un produit de haut niveau ainsi qu’une expérience engageante aux partisans de Montréal et de partout au Québec. Les billets pour la saison 2026 sont maintenant en vente.match d’ouverture15 mai à 19 h 30 à l’Auditorium de Verdunvisitez le basketmtl.ca
The Montreal Alliance announced today the signing of American guard Jalin Anderson, bringing a proven offensive contributor and two-way competitor to the backcourt ahead of the 2026 CEBL season. Anderson, a 6-foot-3 guard from Jackson, Tennessee, arrives fresh off a standout rookie professional season with the Nilan Bisons in Finland's Korisliiga, one of Europe's most competitive mid-tier leagues, where he averaged 14.4 points, 3.7 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game on 44% shooting from the field. A consistent starter from day one, he quickly established himself as a reliable player of impact in a league known for its physical, structured play. “I’m excited for the opportunity to join Montreal and compete at a high level,” said Anderson. “I take pride in being able to impact the game in different ways, and I’m ready to bring energy, toughness, and a winning mindset to the team.” Prior to turning pro, Anderson built a strong collegiate career across Loyola Marymount, Ball State, and Incarnate Word. He developed into a primary ball-handler and offensive leader, highlighted by back-to-back seasons averaging over 15 points per game at Ball State and Incarnate Word. During the 2024–25 season, he averaged 15.0 points and 5.0 assists per game, showcasing his ability to control the pace and create for others. “Jalin is a competitor who brings great balance to our backcourt,” said Co-Owner and General Manager Joel Anthony. “He’s continued to grow his game at every level, and his success as a contributor gives us real confidence in what he'll bring to our team this season.” With Anderson in the backcourt rotation, the Alliance adds a versatile playmaker to the lineup as they build toward a competitive 2026 campaign. ### About the Montreal Alliance The Montreal Alliance is a professional basketball team competing in the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), Canada’s premier summer basketball league. The organization is committed to delivering high-level basketball and an engaging experience for fans in Montreal and across Quebec. Tickets for the 2026 season are now on sale. The Alliance will kick off its home season on May 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Verdun Auditorium against the Scarborough Shooting Stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit basketmtl.ca .
The Vancouver Bandits announced Saturday that Trinity Western Spartans alumnus David Mutabazi has re-signed with the club for the 2026 Canadian Elite Basketball League season (CEBL). The 6-foot-5 guard joined the Bandits as a Developmental Player during the 2025 season where he was selected 30th overall in the CEBL Draft, appearing in nine games with three starts. Mutabazi made an immediate impact, logging 29 minutes and finishing with a game-high plus-44 as a starter in his professional debut on May 15, 2025 in a 106-65 win against the Saskatchewan Rattlers. “David was a complete surprise last season. His defensive instincts and relentless effort elevated our locker room culture,” said head coach and general manager Kyle Julius. “This year, we are counting on David to do even more. He is one of our few returning players and we expect him to bring that toughness, intensity, and now leadership to push us forward.” Mutabazi recently finished a four-year collegiate basketball career at Trinity Western University, where he averaged 13.9 points, 7.3 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game across 83 games dating back to 2022. During the 2025-26 season, he averaged 9.1 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 3.6 assists across 17 games, placing him in the top five in those categories for the Spartans. Mutabazi will be reunited with fellow TWU product Jack Vandenberg on the Bandits training camp roster, which begins on Tuesday, May 5. Born in Kirinda, Rwanda, Mutabazi recently represented his country at the 2025 FIBA AfroBasket tournament. In his international debut, he averaged 5.3 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 1.7 assists while playing 19.1 minutes per game across three games as its sixth man off the bench. Fans will get their first chance to watch the Bandits’ new-look roster in a charitable preseason game on Saturday, May 9 at 5:00 p.m. at Envision Financial Court at Langley Events Centre when the club faces the Sikh Warriors from ESPN’s The Basketball Tournament. Preseason tickets are on sale at this link , with proceeds benefitting the Bandits Community Foundation. The Bandits open the 2026 CEBL season on Thursday, May 14 on the road in Saskatoon before coming home for its Home Opener against the Edmonton Stingers on Friday, May 22 at 7:00 p.m. PT at Envision Financial Court at Langley Events Centre. A full game schedule can be viewed here . Bandits Single Game Tickets and additional 2026 ticket options can be purchased here . All CEBL regular season games including playoffs will be live-streamed on the CEBL’s OTT platform, CEBL+, the CEBL Mobile app, the CBC Gem app and the CBC Sports YouTube channel. Marquee games will air nationally on CBC TV. More information is available at thebandits.ca and @vancouverbandits on Instagram and TikTok, as well as @vancitybandits on Facebook and Twitter. ### About the Vancouver Bandits: The Vancouver Bandits are British Columbia’s professional basketball team. As the westernmost club in the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), the Bandits offer an entertainment experience that combines a fast-paced game day atmosphere with a presentation of some of Canada’s top professional athletes within a world-class venue at Envision Financial Court at Langley Events Centre (LEC), while also being committed to growing the game of basketball by fostering meaningful community connections through youth programming, events, and partnerships.
The Calgary Surge of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) announced today the signing of American guard Jon Elmore for the upcoming 2026 CEBL season. The Charleston, West Virginia native joins the Surge following an impressive professional journey that includes NBA G League experience with the affiliate teams of the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Sacremento Kings and international play. Most recently, Elmore won an NBA G League Championship with the Stockton Kings in 2025, showcasing his high-level scoring ability and playmaking instincts against elite competition. The 6-foot-3 guard is best known for his standout collegiate career at Marshall University, where he became one of the most decorated players in program history. Elmore finished his NCAA Division I career with over 2,500 points and 800 assists, becoming one of only a handful of players in NCAA history to reach those milestones. During his senior season, he averaged 20.6 points, 6.7 assists, and 5.2 rebounds per game, earning All-Conference USA First Team honors. “We’re thrilled to welcome Jon to the Calgary Surge organization,” said Shane James, General Manager of the Calgary Surge. “Jon is an elite competitor with a proven ability to score and create for others. His leadership, experience, and offensive skillset will make an immediate impact on our team as we prepare for the 2026 season.” Following his collegiate career, Elmore has built a strong professional résumé with stops across Europe, where he has consistently been a top offensive performer. Known for his deep shooting range, court vision, and ability to control the tempo, he brings a dynamic presence to the Surge backcourt. “I’m excited for the opportunity to join the Calgary Surge and compete in the CEBL,” said Elmore. “I’ve heard great things about the league and the fans in Calgary. I’m ready to bring energy, leadership, and a winning mentality to the team and help build something special this season.” In addition to his scoring prowess, Elmore has demonstrated his ability to contribute across all areas of the game, regularly filling the stat sheet with assists, rebounds, and clutch performances throughout his career. The Calgary Surge tip off their 2026 CEBL season this spring. Training camp roster announcements will be shared soon. Single-game tickets for the Calgary Surge’s “OVERDRIVE” season are now available to the general public. Visit calgarysurge.ca/single-game-tickets for more details. ### About REAL Entertainment & Culture Inc. & the Calgary Surge REAL Entertainment & Culture Inc. (REC) is a professional sports and live entertainment company co-founded by Jason Ribeiro that operates the Calgary Surge Professional Basketball Club and REAL Studios. The Calgary Surge tipped off their inaugural season at WinSport Event Centre in May 2023, after originating as the Guelph Nighthawks, one of the founding members of the CanadianElite Basketball League (CEBL). The Surge are active members of the community and have participated in a few hundred events (and counting) around the city that connect the team with diverse communities through sport, entertainment, and arts and culture. Over three seasons, the Surge have made three straight CEBL Championship Weekend appearances, were crowned Western Conference Champions in 2023 and 2025, hold the league’s single-game attendance record, and have sent over 6500 deserving kids and families to their games for free. For more information, visit www.calgarysurge.ca .
Les Ottawa BlackJacks de la Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) ont annoncé aujourd’hui la signature du garde Wilson Dubinsky pour la saison 2026. Mesurant 6 pi 3 po, le garde, originaire d’Ottawa, sera de retour à la maison après cinq saisons au niveau universitaire. Il a amorcé sa carrière au Seward County Community College, avant de se joindre à la South Carolina State University dans la NCAA, puis de disputer sa dernière saison à la Marshall University. « Nous sommes heureux d’ajouter Wilson à notre groupe. Il apporte une solide combinaison d’habiletés, de compétitivité et de caractère. Avec la nature de la saison de la CEBL, il est important d’avoir des joueurs capables d’arriver, de s’adapter rapidement et de contribuer immédiatement. Nous croyons qu’il s’intégrera bien à notre culture et qu’il contribuera à renforcer l’équilibre global de notre formation », a déclaré le directeur général des BlackJacks, James Derouin. Lors de la saison 2025-2026 à la Marshall University, Dubinsky a maintenu des moyennes de cinq points et 3,1 rebonds. À sa première saison avec South Carolina State, il a affiché des moyennes de 7,7 points et 1,7 rebond. Au total de ses cinq saisons universitaires, il a maintenu des moyennes de 8,6 points et 2,5 rebonds. Il a également été nommé sur l’équipe d’étoiles du tournoi de la Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) en 2025. Né le 29 juin 2002, le joueur de 23 ans a évolué au niveau secondaire à Orangeville Prep, à Mono, en Ontario. Dubinsky est né à Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines, dans les Caraïbes, mais a grandi à Ottawa. Le produit local sera donc de retour pour porter les couleurs des BlackJacks devant les partisans de sa ville natale. Les billets individuels sont présentement en vente au theblackjacks.ca/tickets. Les abonnements de saison 2026 des BlackJacks sont également disponibles dès maintenant. Pour plus d’information, les partisans sont invités à écrire à [email protected] ou à composer le 613-294-1133. ### À propos des Ottawa BlackJacks Première franchise d’expansion de la Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), les Ottawa BlackJacks sont une équipe professionnelle masculine de basketball évoluant au The Arena at TD Place. Le club vise l’excellence sur et hors du terrain, avec pour mission d’inspirer la fierté communautaire, de favoriser le développement à la base et d’offrir une expérience exceptionnelle aux partisans. Pour en savoir plus, visitez theblackjacks.ca.
The Ottawa BlackJacks of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) announced today that the team has signed Guard Wilson Dubinsky for the 2026 Season. The 6 '3 guard, originally from Ottawa, will return home after five seasons at the college level. He began his career at Seward County Community College, before transferring to South Carolina State University in the NCAA and then playing his last season at Marshall University. “We’re excited to add Wilson to our group. He brings a strong combination of skill, competitiveness, and character. With the nature of the CEBL season, it’s important to have players who can come in, adapt quickly, and contribute right away. We believe he’ll fit well with our culture and help strengthen the overall balance of our roster,” said BlackJacks General Manager, James Derouin. In his 2025-26 season at Marshall University, Dubinsky averaged five points and 3.1 rebounds. In his first season with South Carolina State, he averaged 7.7 points and 1.7 rebounds. Across his five seasons in college, he averaged 8.6 points and 2.5 rebounds. He was also a part of the Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference (MEAC) All-Tournament Team in 2025. Born on June 29, 2002, the 23-year-old played his high school years at Orangeville Prep in Mono, Ontario. Dubinsky was born in St. Vincent and The Grenadines in the Caribbean, but grew up in Ottawa. The hometown boy will be returning to play for the BlackJacks, in front of the local fans. Single tickets are currently available to purchase by visiting theblackjacks.ca/tickets . BlackJacks 2026 season-seat memberships are available now. For additional details, fans are encouraged to email [email protected] or call 613-294-1133. ### About the Ottawa BlackJacks The first expansion franchise of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL), the Ottawa BlackJacks are a professional men’s basketball team competing out of The Arena at TD Place. The club is committed to excellence on-and-off the court and aims to inspire community pride, foster grassroots development and deliver an unparalleled fan experience. For more information, visit theblackjacks.ca .