2025–26 Algerian Basketball Championship

Super Division
Season2025–26
DurationSeptember 12, 2025
Teams14
Records
Biggest home winWO Boufarik 106–51 NA Hussein Dey
(23 October 2025)
Biggest away winCRB Dar Beida 41–82 WO Boufarik
(November 13, 2025)
Highest scoringNB Staouéli 107–102 (OT) US Sétif
(November 7, 2025)
Losing streak7 games
NA Hussein Dey
2026–27
All statistics correct as of November 13, 2025.

The 2025–26 Super Division (64th edition), Algeria's top tier basketball club competition, ran from September 13, 2025.

Review

The clubs CRB Dar Beida and US Sétif secured promotion to the Algerian Basketball Super Division following their successful campaigns in the final promotion tournament held in Bordj Bou Arréridj. CRB Dar Beida finished at the top of the standings with six points, remaining unbeaten throughout the tournament.[1][2] US Sétif followed in second place with five points, thus also earning promotion. Despite also finishing with five points, US Biskra missed out on a return to the top flight, while US Sidi Amar, who ended with four points, will remain in Nationale 1 for the upcoming season. This return to the Super Division was seen as well-deserved for both CRB Dar Beida and US Sétif, given their strong performances throughout the season and their consistency during the promotion phase.[1][2]

Following the regular meeting of the Federal Bureau No. 07 held on June 12, 2025, a series of key decisions and recommendations were approved, including the following: The start of the Super Division for the 2025–26 sports season has been officially scheduled for Friday, September 13, 2025. The U20 championship will commence on Saturday, September 6, 2025, adopting a new organizational structure aimed at reducing travel distances particularly in the southern regions (Division 2) in accordance with a calendar to be issued by the National Technical Department and additionally, national clubs affiliated with the Algerian Basketball Federation are authorized to field and utilize two (02) foreign players, subject to regulatory and administrative conditions that will be defined and communicated later by the National Technical Directorate.[3]

The curtain rises September 12, on the 2025–26 season of the Algerian Basketball Super Division, featuring a total of 14 participating teams and a new competition format recently adopted by the Algerian Basketball Federation (FABB). The 2025–26 Super Division will be played in two phases: a 26-match regular season, followed by play-offs for the title and play-downs to avoid relegation. The top six teams will qualify directly for the play-offs, while the bottom four will battle to avoid relegation. The play-off series will be played in best-of-three or best-of-five formats, with home advantage given to the higher-ranked teams.[4]

Algerian basketball clubs, especially in the men’s category, continue to be absent from regional and continental competitions. Indeed, no club from the Super Division will be present at the Arab Club Basketball Championship scheduled to take place from September 25 to October 6 in Dubai. This withdrawal will once again deprive local players of the opportunity to compete against teams that, by recruiting American and African players, have already pulled ahead. According to Ziad Abderrahmane, president of the 3×3 basketball commission and a member of the federation, this decision is purely for financial reasons. Regarding the African competition namely the BAL (Basketball Africa League) Ziad said that no Algerian team will take part in the qualifying stage for the final phase. “We received an invitation from FIBA Africa. The teams we contacted apologized. They all gave the same response: financial problems.[5]

On September 21, 2025, the Algerian Basketball Federation informed all Super Division Men’s clubs that compiling statistics during Super Division games for the 2025–26 season is strictly mandatory. Each club is required to appoint two (02) qualified technicians to carry out this task. Clubs that do not have statisticians may use the services of the accredited Statisticians’ Committee, at a cost of 3,500 Algerian dinars per match. The FABB reminds that any failure to comply with this obligation will result in the application of disciplinary sanctions as stipulated in the current regulations.[6]

Venues and locations

Promotion and relegation (pre-season)

A total of 14 teams will contest the league, including 12 sides from the 2024–25 season and two promoted from the 2024–25 National 1.

Teams promoted from National 1
Teams relegated to National 1
CRBS
CST
Algiers
Algiers teams:
NAHD
USMA
MCA
CRBDB
NBS
CSCDK
TRAD
MOC
RCB
Locations of teams for the 2025–26 Algerian Basketball Championship
Promoted from National 1
Team Home city Arena
CR Beni Saf Béni Saf Salle OMS Yousfi Said
CS Tlemcen Tlemcen Salle OMS Kara Zaitri Imama
CSC Djasr Kasentina Djasr Kasentina Salle omnisport de Douéra
CRB Dar Beida Dar El Beïda Salle OMS de Dar El Beïda
TRA Draria Draria Salle OMS Ghazali Salem (Ouled Fayet)
Ouled Chebel Basket Ball Ouled Chebel Salle OMS Boualem Bouhedja
NA Hussein Dey Algiers Salle Mohamed Handjer
MC Alger Hydra Salle OMS Abdelaziz Ben Tifour
NB Staouéli Staoueli Salle de Staouéli
Rouiba CB Rouïba Salle OMS Mohamed Kadiri
US Sétif Sétif Salle 8 Mai 1945
USM Alger Algiers Salle OMS Mourad Boukechoura
USM Blida Blida Salle Hocine Chalane
WO Boufarik Boufarik Salle Moussa Charef
Notes

Regular season

League table

Pos Team Pld W L GF GA GD Pts
1 NB Staouéli 9 8 1 703 637 +66 17 Advance to playoffs
2 MC Alger 9 7 2 667 631 +36 16
3 CS Tlemcen 9 6 3 589 560 +29 15
4 WO Boufarik 9 5 4 768 679 +89 14
5 Rouiba CB 9 5 4 651 588 +63 14
6 USM Alger 9 5 4 649 599 +50 14
7 USM Blida 9 5 4 603 580 +23 14
8 TRA Draria 9 5 4 622 629 −7 14
9 CR Beni Saf 9 5 4 581 592 −11 14
10 CRB Dar Beida 9 5 4 582 597 −15 14
11 CSC Djasr Kasentina 9 4 5 626 647 −21 13 Advance to Play down
12 M Ouled Chebel 9 2 7 607 674 −67 11
13 US Sétif 9 1 8 634 730 −96 10
14 NA Hussein Dey 9 0 9 549 688 −139 9
First match(es) will be played: November 8, 2025. Source: FABB

Results

CBS CDB CST CSC NBS NAH MCA MOC TRD RCB USS UAL USB WOB Rec.
CR Beni Saf 64–73
17 Oct 6(1)
63–66
31 Oct 8(1)
68–61
26 Sep 3(1)
73–67
14 Nov 10(1)
75–61
5 Dec 12(1)
69–50
13 Sep 1(1)
65–61
10 Oct 5(1)
CRB Dar Beida 58–61
11 Oct 5(1)
59–88
12 Sep 1(1)
66–55
31 Oct 8(1)
76–74
27 Sep 3(1)
59–66
5 Dec 12(1)
67–57
25 0ct 7(1)
41–82
13 Nov 10(1)
CS Tlemcen 66–51
7 Nov 9(1)
56–62
24 0ct 7(1)
58–60
26 Sep 3(1)
59–56
10 Oct 5(1)
61–63
13 Sep 1(1)
62–47
28 Nov 11(1)
68–67 (OT)
5 Dec 12(1)
CSC Djasr Kasentina 72–74
3 Oct 4(1)
71–78
17 Oct 6(1)
64–84
12 Sep 1(1)
75–71
14 Nov 10(1)
60–74
26 Sep 3(1)
83–95
1 Nov 8(1)
NB Staouéli 74–63
12 Dec 13(1)
82–67
18 Dec 14(1)
84–66
5 Dec 12(1)
77–54
29 Nov 11(1)
86–84
19 Sep 2(1)
107–102 (OT)
7 Nov 9(1)
64–61
18 Oct 6(1)
87–84
4 Oct 4(1)
NA Hussein Dey 63–67
3 Oct 4(1)
70–77
17 Oct 6(1)
58–81
19 Sep 2(1)
71–81
1 Nov 8(1)
70–59
14 Nov 10(1)
71–75
5 Dec 12(1)
55–62
12 Sep 1(1)
MC Alger 68–63
12 Dec 13(1)
58–66
29 Nov 11(1)
70–72
8 Nov 9(1)
71–61
11 Oct 5(1)
81–78
25 0ct 7(1)
69–68
26 Sep 3(1)
62–70
19 Dec 14(1)
M Ouled Chebel 60–61
12 Dec 13(1)
64–70
20 Sep 2(1)
90–88 (OT)
28 Nov 11(1)
62–68
24 0ct 7(1)
70–79
3 Oct 4(1)
62–71
19 Dec 14(1)
74–80
7 Nov 9(1)
TRA Draria 61–58
24 0ct 7(1)
75–84
14 Nov 10(1)
66–65
10 Oct 5(1)
81–85
5 Dec 12(1)
78–83
12 Sep 1(1)
65–58
26 Sep 3(1)
67–78
8 Nov 9(1)
Rouiba CB 68–38
19 Sep 2(1)
81–69
18 Dec 14(1)
69–78
13 Nov 10(1)
69–64
11 Dec 13(1)
64–68
2 Oct 4(1)
68–58
1 Nov 8(1)
79–70
17 Oct 6(1)
US Sétif 70–56
19 Dec 14(1)
69–65
20 Sep 2(1)
71–76
3 Oct 4(1)
69–70
12 Dec 13(1)
58–89
17 Oct 6(1)
67–72
31 Oct 8(1)
69–78
29 Nov 11(1)
USM Alger 78–81
29 Nov 11(1)
60–57
19 Dec 14(1)
80–55
8 Nov 9(1)
67–54
10 Oct 5(1)
70–59
13 Dec 13(1)
102–83
24 0ct 7(1)
83–68
19 Sep 2(1)
USM Blida 56–82
31 Oct 8(1)
66–75
19 Dec 14(1)
56–64
19 Sep 2(1)
82–53
18 Oct 6(1)
64–66
5 Dec 12(1)
71–62
14 Nov 10(1)
77–67
3 Oct 4(1)
WO Boufarik 80–82
7 Nov 9(1)
106–51
23 0ct 7(1)
97–63
13 Sep 1(1)
83–75
26 Sep 3(1)
86–65
2 Dec 11(1)
85–76
10 Oct 5(1)
78–76
11 Dec 13(1)
Record
  • Note: Small number and number in brackets indicate round number and leg, respectively

Clubs season-progress

Team ╲ Round1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526
CRB Dar BeidaLLWWLWWWLLWLWL
CR Beni SafWLWWWLLLWWWWLL
CSC Djasr KasentinaLWLLWLWLWWLLWL
CS TlemcenLWLWWWLWWWWWLL
NB StaouéliWWWWLWWWWWWWWW
NA Hussein DeyLLLLLLLLLWLLLW
MC AlgerLWWWWWWWLLLWWL
M Ouled ChebelWLLLLLLWLLWLLL
TRA DrariaLLWWWWWLLLLLLW
Rouiba CBWWLLLWLWWLWWWW
US SétifLWLLLLLLLLLWLW
USM AlgerWWLLWLWLWLLWWW
USM BlidaWLWWLWLLWWLLLL
WO BoufarikWLWLWLWWLWWLWW
Updated to match(es) played on December 19, 2025. Source:
W = Win; L = Lose

Statistical leaders

As of 5 October 2025

Points

Pos Player Club PPG
1 Abdelmalek Kaci M Ouled Chebel 23.5
2 Zakaria Guezout CSC Djasr Kasentina 22.75
3 Ishak Yacine Bouamama CRB Dar Beida 22.25
4 Mohamed Akram Sahraoui WO Boufarik 22
5 Bacim Medjoubi USM Alger 21.5

Rebounds

Pos Player Club RPG
1 Abdelmalek Aouana TRA Draria 14.75
2 Laamouri Merahi USM Alger 11
3 Ahmed Allali M Ouled Chebel 11
4 Ishak Yacine Bouamama CRB Dar Beida 10.75
5 Ahmed Aymen Settouti CS Tlemcen 10.25

Assists

Pos Player Club APG
1 Yacine Kalkoul US Sétif 8.5
2 Anis Mohamed Fedala NB Staouéli 5.75
3 Slimane Boumedfa M Ouled Chebel 5.75
4 Tarek Hamdani WO Boufarik 5.25
5 Mustapha Braik CS Tlemcen 5

Source: Super Division

Playoffs

Finals

Play down

Playdown table

Notes

References

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