National Team roster

 2005 

European Championships 2005 Qualifications:
Sep.10, Gomel, BLR: Belarus – Austria 60-69
BLR: Uladzimir Charko 7, Krvonos 4, Pavel Ulianko 15, Vladimir Veremeenko 10, Alekseev 11; Meshcharakou 11, Kudriavtsev 2, Akulich 0, Kandrusevich 0
Sep.7: Tirana, ALB: Albania - Austria 82-90
Austria: Mayes 30, Volcic 18, Ortner 11, Woschank 9, Jandl 8, Kohlmaier 6, Kollik 3, Mayer 2, Huetter 2, Helmigk 1
Sep.2: Austria - Cyprus 73-66
AUT: Kohlmaier 4, Volcic 16, Helmig 2, Mays 10, Knabl 7, Ortner 15, Hutter 4, Woschank 3, Jandl 12.
CYP: Palalas 3, Koronides 16 (4), Anastasiadis 12 (2), Papadopoulos 13 (3), Serdaris 4, Trisokkas 8 (1), Garcia 10, Sizopoulos, Kaskiris, Perentos.

 2004 

European Championships 2005 Qualifications - Division B
Sep.18, 2004: Austria – Belarus - 91:92 (29:23, 12:28, 29:24, 21:17)
Austria: Jandl 21, Knabl 18
Belarus: Zaitsev 2, Krivonos 8, Pavel Ulianko 22, Yahor Meshcharakou 18, Alexander Koul 15; Alexander Kudriavtsev 13, Kuchinsky 6, Alekseev 5, Aliaksei Pyntsikau 3, Korshuk 0
Sep.15, 2004: Albania - Austria 83-66 (17-17, 22-14, 26-12, 18-23)
Albania: Edmond Azemi 4, Samir Shaptahu 24, Orion Garo 8, Afrim Bilalli 19+8reb, Sokol Kasmi 4, Gerti Shima 9, Florian Miftari 0, Alfred Byber 0, DNP: Arjonel Lame, Erin Hasani, Erkand Karaj, Dritan Mema
 

Pannon Cup in Körmend (HUN)
Aug.27, 2004: Iceland - Austria 74-71
Iceland: Jon N. Hafsteinson 19. Magnus Gunnarson 17. Jakob Sigurdarson 13. Fridrik Stefanson 9. Hlynur Baeringson 7. Pall Kristinson 4. Eirikur Onundarson 2. Pall A. Vilbergson 2. Fannar Olafson 1
Aug.26, 2004: Hungary - Austria 107-75 (32-18, 26-19, 20-24, 29-14)
Hungary: SIMON B. 8/3, Istvan Nemeth (189-G-79) 20/12, Fodor G. 2, SITKU 18/6, BÁDER 14/3. s: Góbi 7, KÁLMÁN 9/3, Pankár, Mészáros 5/3, Bencze 11, Dénes 7, Kámán 6/3.
Austria: JANDL 19/3, MAYES 16/6, Pargfrieder 8, Volcic 11/3, Kohlmaier 5. Cs: Knabl 2, Hütter 8, Mayer 6.

 2001 

European Championships 2003 Pre-Qualification Games
Aug.29, 2001: Austria - Malta 90:53 (Kollik 20, McCaw 19, Fritz 15, Woschank 4, Buggelsheim 3; Mayer 10, Kogler 8, Kohlmaier 4, Moschik 4, Geisler 3 – Said 22, Cuschieri 9, I.Riolo 9, Cassar 8, Naudi 3, E.Riolo 2, Gatt, Grech, Micallef, Portelli)
Aug.25, 2001: Romania - Austria 74:59 (- Kollik 20, J. Buggelsheim 8, Fritz 8, McCaw 8, Woschank; Mayer 9, Knabl 4, Geisler 2, Moschik, Kohlmaier)
June 6, 2001: Malta – Austria 84-102 (Naudi 19, Cassar 17, Micallef 15, Said 14, Schembri 7 – Mc Neil 22, Kollik 20, Kogler 17, Stazic 11, Volcic 10, Buggelsheim 9, Weissenbock 8)
June 9, 2001: Hungary – Austria 100-58 (Kalman 26, Nemeth 16, Czigler 14, Meszaros 14, Bader 12, Pankar 10, Sitku 6 – Volcic 16, Mc Neil 12, Woschank 11, Buggelsheim 5, Kogler 5, Weissenbock 5)
June 2, 2001: Austria - Romania 68:73 (Stazic (22), Volcic (20), McNeil (8), Woschank (6), Weissenböck (5), Kogler (5), Moschik (2), J. Buggelsheim, Kohlmaier – Muresan 24, Stanescu 14, B.Popescu 10, Alexe 10, Lapuste 9, Morariu 3, Fometescu 2, Szijarto 1, Alecu, Burlacu)

Exhibition Game
May 24, 2001: Slovak Rep. - Austria 100-64 (- Stazic 20, Volcic 19+10reb, McNeil 8, Weissenböck 6, J. Bugelsheim 2; Kogler 6, McCaw 3, Hütter, Moschik, Kollik)

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
24/1/01: Greece – Austria 76-50 (Kalaitzis 5, Hatzivrettas 5, Papaloukas 6, Papanikoloau 13, Diamantopoulos 4, Dikoudis 19, Tsartsaris 5, Papadopoulos 6, Rentzias 12, Maglos 1 - Weissenböck 11, Asceric 11, Volcic 10, Helmigk 10, Buggelsheim 6, Fritz 2, Mader, Geisler, Mayer)
27/4/01: Belarus – Austria 71-54 (Koul 21, Baidakov 19, Krivonos 10, Mesheryakov 9, Pyntsikau 5, Klemez 3, Kojenets 2, Koshuk 2, Charkov, Alekseev - Weissenböck 20, Volcic 19, Hütter 5, Kogler 4, Moschik 4, Bugglsheim 2, Mayer, Geisler, Mader)

 2000 

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
22/11/00: Estonia - Austria 79-60 (Pehka 16, Tein 14, Parn 12, Kuusmaa 11, Rumma 10, Muursepp 8, Kullamae 5, Metstak 3 - Volcic 31, 10reb, Fritz 15, Buggelsheim 7, Hutter 3, Woschank 2, Lutz 2).
29/11/00: Austria - Czech Republic 83-84 (Volcic 25, Weissenböck 20, Stazic 17, Renfroe 14, Fritz 3, Helmigk 2, Buggelsheim 2 - J.Welsch 23, Stuchly 18, Kubalek 17, Trnka 10, Novak 9, Becka 4, Benes 3).
22/11/00: Austria - Poland 69-94 (Stazic 27, Renfroe 15, Volcic 14, Weissenbock 7, Buggelsheim; Asceric 6, Fritz, Moschik, Helmigk, Woschank - Wójcik 26, Zieliński 15, Tomczyk 14, McNaull 3, Sidor 1; Korytek 10, Pluta 10, Hyży 9, Jankowski 6, Kościuk)
26/2/00: Austria – Belarus 68-66 (Asceric 26+7reb, Volcic 14, Buggelsheim 8, Fritz 6, Renfroe 6+8reb, Stazic 6+5reb, Moschik 2, Lutz – Baidakou 21, Mescheryakov 17+12reb, Koul 13, Kryvanos 8, Vasileuka 5, Charko 2, Radzionau, Bykov 2, Svetnik, Pytnikau).
23/2/00: Austria-Greece 70-77 (Hajda 12, Renfroe 8, Lovrek, Mader 4, Volcic 12, Buggelsheim, Stazic 13, Asceric 17, Lutz, Moschik 4 - Boudouris 9, Papanikolaou 10, Sigalas 6, Sioutis, Alvertis 23, Dikoudis 9, Tsakalidis 11, Fotsis 5, Rentzias 4, Kakiouzis).

 1999 

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
1/12/99, Novy Jicin, CZE: Czech - Austria 94-65 (Zidek 22, Vahala 20, Becka 13, Benes 10, Stuchly 8, J. Welsch 7, P. Welsch 6, Trnka 4, Dvorak 2, Stanek 2 - Asceric 25, Lovrek 12, Volcic 6, Buggelsheim 6, Lutz 5, Hajda 5, Fritz 4, Moschik 2)
27/11/99, Austria - Estonia 77-89 (Asceric 20 - Muursepp 31)
24/11/99, Slupsk, POL: Poland – Austria 81-73 (Pluta 19 (2), Zieliński 13 (1), Wilangowski 11, Jankowski 7, Wójcik; Hyży 15 (1), Korytek 9, Dryja 4, Szybilski 3, Blumczyński - Ascerić 34 (3), Fritz 8 (1), Moschik 8)

 1998