Chalon

Betclic Elite - The National Basketball League has revealed the projected budgets of Betclic ELITE clubs for the 2025-2026 season. Unsurprisingly, Monaco, Paris and ASVEL largely dominate the financial rankings, while several clubs need to tighten their belts.

Betclic ELITE - In a home upset, Élan Chalon fell to Nanterre (78-86) during the first round of Betclic ELITE. At the Colisée, Elric Delord's men struggled against an uncompromising Paris region defense and catastrophic outside shooting, allowing Nanterre to claim an impressive opening victory.

Betclic ELITE - After qualifying for Champions League (BCL), Chalon starts its Betclic ELITE season against Nanterre with an ambitious goal. Their star guard Jeremiah Hill sees his team capable of reaching the Top 4.

BCL - Elan Chalon is just one win away from qualifying for the Basketball Champions League (BCL) main round. This Monday in Samokov, deep in Bulgaria, the Burgundy team beat FC Porto 100-79. They will face the winner of Murcia - Utena in Wednesday's final.

Betclic ELITE - Injured and arriving late for preseason, Chris Johnson has not yet passed the medical examination with Élan Chalon. Could this jeopardize his spot on the 2025-2026 roster?

Betclic ÉLITE - Élan Chalon has officially announced the signing of Mathéo Leray for the next three seasons. The young French point guard, who had an impressive season in Betclic ÉLITE, fits into the Burgundy club's long-term project.

Japan - Dusan Ristic, who had an impressive season with Elan Chalon in Betclic ELITE (8th best efficiency rating this season), joins the Japanese league. The Serbian center has signed with Kawasaki Brave Thunders, where he will discover a new continent after his experiences in Europe and Asia.

NCAA - Noah Badibanga, young prospect from Élan Chalon, will continue his journey in the United States. He joins Santa Clara University, where he will succeed another Frenchman, Adama Bal. This marks another departure to NCAA for the Burgundy club, following Ladji Kanté this year, as well as Quentin Diboundje, Kyshawn George and Mathias M'Madi since 2020.