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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 14 entries checked · 9 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 14 still open
Canada men's national basketball team — The entry states the bronze medal game against the United States went to overtime, but the actual game ended in regulation with the same score.
Brampton Honey Badgers — The entry states the team was led by head coach Alex Cerda since his hiring in 2026, but as of the last known factual records (2024), Alex Cerda was not the head coach; the team's head coach in 2023 was Mike Morreale, and no widely-known canon confirms a 2026
Brampton Honey Badgers — The entry states the team was purchased from the CEBL by Leonard Asper on March 4, 2025. This is an invented claim; as of the last known factual records, the team was owned by the CEBL or other entities, and no such purchase by Leonard Asper is part of establi
Calgary Surge — The entry states the Surge's best finish includes 'Runners-up in CEBL Championship (2023, 2025)', but the 2025 championship final result is not yet established in real-world canon as of the current knowledge cutoff; the 2025 season has not occurred.
Calgary Surge — The LORE section describes the 2025 season in detail (partnering with Calgary Stampede, moving a game to Red Deer, finishing 17-7, losing to Niagara River Lions 79-73), which is speculative and not part of established canon.
Island Storm — The entry states the Storm played home games at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown, but the team actually played its home games at the Eastlink Centre in Summerside, not Charlottetown.
Island Storm — The entry says Joe Salerno led the Storm for its first six seasons before leaving in May 2017, but Salerno was head coach for the first five seasons (2011–2016) and left after the 2015–16 season, not May 2017.
Montreal Alliance — The entry claims the Montreal Alliance scheduled and attempted the first professional five-on-five outdoor basketball game in Canada in May 2025, which was postponed due to bad weather and cancelled mid-game; this event is fictional and contradicts established
Niagara River Lions — The entry states Kimbal Mackenzie is the head coach, but the head coach is Victor Raso.
Niagara River Lions — The entry claims the River Lions have 2 CEBL championships (2024, 2025), but they have only won one (2024) as of the latest canon.
Saskatoon Mamba — The entry states the first game as Mamba was a 124–95 loss on May 19, 2026, but the 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims the first win as Mamba was a 100–98 victory, creating a contradiction about the first game's outcome.
Saskatoon Mamba — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims Negus Webster-Chan scored the first points in CEBL history on a four-point play, but the first points in CEBL history were actually scored by a different player earlier in that game.
Scarborough Shooting Stars — The entry states the Shooting Stars were the first franchise from the Greater Toronto Area, but the CEBL already had the Niagara River Lions and Hamilton Honey Badgers, both based in the GTA broader region; the Shooting Stars were the first CEBL team based in
Scarborough Shooting Stars — The entry claims the team won the CEBL championship in 2023, but the 2023 CEBL champion was the Calgary Surge; the Shooting Stars have never won a league title.
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