Stadium
Salle Gaston Médecin
Monaco, Monaco
The building is part of the Stade Louis II complex, which opened in 1985. It was named after Gaston Médécin, a Monegasque athlete who died the year before the arena opened. Prince Rainier III attended the ceremony. The venue sits in the Fontvieille district, at 7 Avenue des Castelans.
It holds 5,000 people for basketball, and the court measures 44 by 24 meters. The floor is made of densified beech. Over the years the parquet has been replaced and the facility has undergone renovations. The arena hosts basketball, volleyball, handball, judo, fencing, weightlifting, and gymnastics. It serves as the home ground for AS Monaco Basketball.
Who plays here
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Monaco
257 matches
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Monaco Women
35 matches
Recent matches here
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Oct | Monaco — Bahcesehir Kol. | |
| 10 Oct | Monaco Women — Mondeville Women | 75:66 |
| 6 Oct | Monaco — PAOK | |
| 26 Sep | Monaco Women — Rouen Métropole Basket Women | 89:41 |
| 17 Sep | Monaco Women — Tronche Meylan Women | 77:50 |
| 21 Jun | Monaco — Paris Basketball | 96:84 |
| 19 Jun | Monaco — Paris Basketball | 77:88 |
| 3 Jun | Monaco — Nanterre 92 | 89:98 |