ProA




This article is about the second-level German basketball league. For the top-level French league, also known as Pro A, see LNB Pro A.



















































ProA
Logozweitebbl.gif
Founded 2007
First season 2007–08
Country
 Germany
Confederation FIBA Europe
Number of teams 16
Level on pyramid
 2

Promotion to		 Basketball Bundesliga

Relegation to		 ProB
Current champions
Rasta Vechta (2nd title)
(2018)
Most championships
Mitteldeutscher (3 titles)
Website www.zweite-basketball-bundesliga.de

2017–18 ProA

The ProA is the second-tier level league of professional club basketball in Germany. The league comprises 16 teams. Officially the ProA is part of the 2. Basketball Bundesliga, which consists of the two hierarchical leagues ProA and ProB. Before the 2007–08 season, the 2. Basketball Bundesliga was a basketball league with the same name, which consisted of two geographical divisions. At the end of the league stage, the top two teams qualify for the Basketball Bundesliga, and the teams positioned 15th and 16th are relegated to the lower league, ProB.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Current teams (2018-19)


  • 2 Champions


    • 2.1 Performances by club




  • 3 Awards


    • 3.1 Player of the Year


    • 3.2 Young Player of the Year


    • 3.3 Coach of the Year




  • 4 References





Current teams (2018-19)




ProA is located in Germany

Baunach

Baunach



Chemnitz

Chemnitz



Ehingen

Ehingen



Hamburg

Hamburg



Heidelberg

Heidelberg



Hanau

Hanau



Kirchheim

Kirchheim



Nuremberg

Nuremberg



Paderborn

Paderborn



Trier

Trier



Hagen

Hagen



Karlsruhe

Karlsruhe



Schalke

Schalke



Artland

Artland



Rostock

Rostock



Tübingen

Tübingen




Clubs of the Pro A 2018/19







































































Team
 City

Artland Dragons
Quakenbrück

Bike-Café Messingschlager Baunach
Bamberg

FC Schalke 04 Basketball
Gelsenkirchen

Hamburg Towers
Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg

Hebeisen White Wings Hanau
Hanau

MLP Academics Heidelberg
Heidelberg

NINERS Chemnitz
Chemnitz

Nürnberg Falcons BC
Nürnberg

Phoenix Hagen
Hagen

PS Karlsruhe LIONS
Karlsruhe

Rostock Seawolves
Rostock

Römerstrom Gladiators Trier
Trier

Team Ehingen Urspring
Ehingen

Tigers Tübingen
Tübingen

Uni Baskets Paderborn
Paderborn

VFL Kirchheim Knights
Kirchheim unter Teck


Champions


The champions of a given ProA season promote to the Basketball Bundesliga, along with the runner-up of the Finals.































































Season
 Champion
 Runner-up

2007–08
Giants Nördlingen
Cuxhaven BasCats

2008–09
Mitteldeutscher
Phoenix Hagen

2009–10
Bayreuth
Cuxhaven BasCats

2010–11
Bayern Munich
Würzburg Baskets

2011–12
Mitteldeutscher
VfL Kirchheim Knights

2012–13
Rasta Vechta
Giants Düsseldorf

2013–14
Göttingen
Crailsheim Merlins

2014–15
Gießen 46ers
s.Oliver Würzburg

2015–16
Science City Jena
Rasta Vechta

2016–17
Mitteldeutscher
Oettinger Rockets

2017–18
Rasta Vechta
Crailsheim Merlins


Performances by club



























































Club
 Winners
 Runners-up
 Years won
 Years runner-up

Mitteldeutscher
 3
 0
 2009, 2012, 2017
 –

Rasta Vechta
 2
 1
2013, 2018
 2016

Science City Jena
 1
 0
 2016
 –

Gießen 46ers
 1
 0
2015
 –

Göttingen
 1
 0
2014
 –

Bayern Munich
 1
 0
 2011
 –

Giants Nördlingen
 1
 0
 2008
 –


Awards







Player of the Year


Main article: ProA Player of the Year






























































Year
 Player
 Team
Ref.
2007–08
United States Roderick Trice
Cuxhaven BasCats
2008–09
United States Wayne Bernard
Mitteldeutscher BC
2009–10
United States Jaivon Harris
BBC Bayreuth
2010–11
Australia Lee Jeka
Würzburg Baskets
2011–12
United States Arizona Reid
Mitteldeutscher BC (2)

2012–13
United States Richard Williams
SC Rasta Vechta

2013–14
United States Harper Kamp
BG Göttingen
 [2]

2014–15
United States Braydon Hobbs
Nürnberger BC

2015–16
Germany Christian Standhardinger
SC Rasta Vechta



Young Player of the Year































































Year
 Player
 Team
Ref.
2007–08
Per Günther

Phoenix Hagen
2008–09
Johannes Lischka
LTi Lich
2009–10
Simon Schmitz
Science City Jena
2010–11
Bastian Doreth
Bayern Munich
2011–12
Jusuf El-Domiaty
Cuxhaven BasCats

2012–13
Akeem Vargas
BG Göttingen

2013–14
Stephan Haukohl
erdgas Ehingen/Urspr.schule
 [2]

2014–15
Besnik Bekteshi
Gießen 46ers

2015–16
Johannes Thiemann
Baunach Young Pikes



Coach of the Year




































































Year
 Coach
 Team
Ref.
2007–08
Germany Andreas Wagner
Giants Nördlingen
2008–09
Germany Björn Harmsen

Mitteldeutscher BC
2009–10
Germany Andreas Wagner (2)
BBC Bayreuth
2010–11
Germany Torsten Loibl
BV Chemnitz 99
2011–12
Croatia Silvano Poropat
Mitteldeutscher BC (2)

Germany Felix Schreier
Chemnitz Niners

2012–13
United States Patrick Elzie
SC Rasta Vechta

2013–14
Germany Ralph Junge
erdgas Ehingen/Urspr.schule
 [2]

2014–15
Germany Denis Wucherer
Gießen 46ers

2015–16
Germany Björn Harmsen
Science City Jena


References





  1. ^ http://www.diejungeliga.de


  2. ^ abc [1][permanent dead link]











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