Centre Sportif Pierre-Brossolette

The Centre Sportif Pierre-Brossolette has a particular quality to its main hall. Synthetic flooring covers the entire playing area. The hall is defined by its flexibility. It has hosted everything from the international "Challenge Monal" fencing tournament to national chess championships.

The building was put into service in August 1967, after the municipality began the project under Mayor Gilbert Noël. For the Paris 2024 Olympics, the complex served as a "Centre de Préparation aux Jeux" for training international delegations, a role that required significant updates. Renovations in 2013 created a dedicated diving room, and more recent work replaced the flooring and lighting in the main hall.

Stella Saint-Maur Handball uses the hall for their home matches in the Ligue Butagaz Énergie, while VGA Saint-Maur Volley-ball operates in a separate section with a capacity of 600. The gymnastics and diving sections of VGA Saint-Maur also have their own spaces here. The handball team once dominated the French Championships, winning six titles between 1968 and 1980, though those larger games were sometimes moved to the Stade Pierre-de-Coubertin in Paris.