CS Maristes

In game 4 of the 2011–2012 Finals, Champville SC defeated Anibal Zahle 63–57. As a result, Champville SC won the series 3–1. The finals did not end without problems though, just like the semi-finals, as “A large part of the Annibal Zahle audience was absent from the game in Zahlé, after online appeals were posted on the Lebanese Forces website calling on March 14 alliance supporters to boycott the game and to follow it from the Martyrs Square in Zahlé". Ahead of the 2022-23 season, the basketball club had a disagreement with the school, leading to its rebranding as CS Maristes. Additionally, they began using the Antoine Choueiri Stadium in Ghazir as their home arena ==Squad==

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Lebanese Basketball League • Champions (1): 2011–12 • Runners-up (5): 2001–02, 2003-04, 2009–10, 2010–11, 2020–21 Lebanese Cup • Winners (2): 2004, 2010 Lebanese SuperCup • Winners (1): 2011 West Asian Basketball League • Winners (1): 2013 Dubai International Basketball Tournament • Winners (1): 2004 == Arab/Asian cups ==

2010–2011 WABA: took 2nd place (3–1) in Group B; Arab Club Championships: Took 1st place (5–0) in Group B, beat Al Riyadi (73–69) in the quarter-finals, lost to Sharjah (75–80) in the semi-finals. 2011–2012 WABA: took 2nd place (3–1) in Group B, lost to Al Riyadi (Lebanon) 1–2 in the semi-finals. ==Notable National and NBA Players in Recent Years==

• Fadi El Khatib • Bassel Bawji • Rony Fahed • Ali Haidar • Elie Mechantaf • Joe Vogel • Ali Mezher • Daniel Faris • Nikoloz Tskitishvili • Jeremy Pargo • Danny Pippen • Isaiah Austin • Travis Trice • Marcus Banks • Daniel Orton • DeShawn Sims • JJ Hickson • Reyshawn Terry • Brandon Young • Robert Upshaw • Julius Hodge • Herbert Hill (basketball) • Donté Greene • DeWayne Jackson • Hamed Haddadi • Ater Majok == References ==