Teddy Allen set new CEBL and franchise records for most points in a single game (54) and most points in a single season (589), while Xavier Moon delivered 14 assists in his Sea Bears debut, as Winnipeg dominated the Montréal Alliance 109-80 at Canada Life Centre on Sunday.

The moment Sea Bears Nation has been waiting for is finally here, three-time CEBL MVP Xavier Moon suits up for the first time as a Sea Bear on Sunday, July 19 when Winnipeg hosts the Montréal Alliance at Canada Life Centre. Tip-off is at 5:00 p.m. CT.

D.J. Burns delivered again off the bench with 16 points and 9 rebounds, but Jeremiah Tilmon Jr. fouling out in the fourth quarter and a dominant Calgary bench proved to be too much, as the Surge handed Winnipeg its second consecutive loss, 93-85 at Calgary.

Riding high after clinching a playoff spot in Saskatoon, Winnipeg heads to Calgary for an 8:30 p.m. CT tip-off against the Surge, the only team to beat them at home this season.

Teddy Allen posted a double-double and hit the Target Score winning bucket, D.J. Burns dropped 19 in just 12 minutes off the bench, Jeremiah Tilmon Jr. surpassed 500 career CEBL points, and Jelani Watson-Gayle delivered immediately in his 2026 debut as Winnipeg became the first team in the Western Conference to clinch a playoff spot.

Watson-Gayle, who played for Winnipeg during the franchise's inaugural 2023 season, is coming home.

The Sea Bears held a 12-point halftime lead and fought hard until the final buzzer, but a 36-16 third quarter by the Surge flipped the script. Armani Chaney, a former Sea Bear this season, hit the game-winning shot to put it out of reach. Winnipeg remains first in the West and is back at it Wednesday.

Coming off a hard-fought 97-93 victory that completed a perfect 4-0 season sweep of Edmonton, Winnipeg hosts the Calgary Surge with a chance to clinch a playoff spot.

Two starters unavailable. A third gone in the second quarter. The local kid hit the shot anyway. Winnipeg goes 4-0 against the Stingers and 7-0 at home.