Winnipeg-born Akot returns to club as first signing for the Sea Bears

Miller holds the CEBL record for most three-pointers made in a single game (10)

Seton Hall University product made professional debut with the Rattlers in 2024, averaging a team-best 2.0 blocks in six contests.

American forward is 2nd in franchise history and 8th in league history in regular season assists

Honey Badgers re-sign franchise's all-time leader in blocks

South Carolina native was second in CEBL rebounds per game and tied for third in Target Score Winners in 2024

Sherwood Brown, who played for the Montréal Alliance during the team’s inaugural 2022 season, was inducted into the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) Athletic Hall of Fame in a ceremony that celebrated his remarkable basketball journey. The former walk-on turned collegiate legend made history as a key player in FGCU’s famous “Dunk City” team, becoming the first player in the program’s history to reach 1,000 career points and 500 rebounds. During the 2013 NCAA Tournament, Brown averaged an impressive 20.5 points per game, leading No. 15 seed FGCU to an unprecedented Sweet 16 appearance. His outstanding performance earned him Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year and an Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American selection. For the Montréal Alliance, Brown brought veteran leadership to a young roster during the team’s first season. His mentorship was particularly impactful for emerging talents like Alain Louis, who was a rookie at the time and has since become a key franchise player. Travelling from Iraq, where he continues his professional basketball career, Brown returned to a campus transformed by the very team he helped put on the national basketball map. His former coach, Andy Enfield, praised Brown as “the heart and soul of our Dunk City team.” Brown’s Hall of Fame induction represents more than individual achievement – it’s a testament to his journey from walk-on to basketball legend, embodying the transformative power of determination and skill.