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Alexander
Nunner
Transfer Update - Jul 1, 2009 (by Stefan Prager)

Austrian Cup Champion BSC Raiffeisen Furstenfeld Panthers announced that they sigend former player Alex Nunner  (191-G-85). The 24 year old guard started his career with the Kapfenberg Bulls where he won the Austrian title in 2003 in 2004. He moved to the Panthers in 2005 before he went overseas to play for Monmouth in the NCAA. Nunner was their captain for the last two years and averaged 7.9ppg and 3.4ppg per game while shooting 40   [read more]

Ramiz
Suljanovic
Eurobasket.com All-Austrian Bundesliga Awards 2008-2009 - Jun 25, 2009 (by Stefan Heinrich)

6 Player of the Year: Deven Mitchell (196-F-84) of Arkadia Traiskirchen Lions Guard of the Year: Brandon Thomas (198-G/F-84) of WBC Kraftwerk Wels Forward of the Year: Deven Mitchell Center of the Year: Shelton Colwell (202-F-80) of Allianz Swans Gmunden Newcomer of the Year: Rasid Mahalbasic (207-F/C-90) of Worthersee Piraten Most Improved Player of the Year: Christoph Nagler (194-G-84)   [read more]

Byron Joynes
Joynes becomes a Duke - Jun 24, 2009 (by Stefan Heinrich)

Byron Joynes (206-C-85, college: Rutgers) signed a contract with the Klosterneuburg Dukes for the upcoming season. The 6'9 Center played the previous season for the Oberwart Gunners and in almost 14 minutes per game he was responsible for 3.5 Rebound per game and 3.2 Point per game. Dukes-Coach Werner Sallomon is happy to have a real Center on his roster for the new season and he hopes that Joynes helps the Dukes with the Rebounding and the presence under the basket   [read more]

Kapfenberg Bulls - Transfer update - Jun 22, 2009   [read more]
Czech Team with back-to-back victories over Austria - Jun 21, 2009   [read more]
Austria lose two in a row in Spisska Nova Ves - Jun 21, 2009   [read more]
Austria upset the hosts in Spisska Nova Ves - Jun 19, 2009   [read more]
Schreiner to succeed Radomirovic in St. Poelten - Jun 17, 2009   [read more]
Captain to leave the Champion - Jun 15, 2009   [read more]
Goljovic leaves BSC Raiffeisen Furstenfeld - Jun 12, 2009   [read more]
Gonnen changes team - Jun 10, 2009   [read more]
Wels grabs the first championship title ever! - Jun 8, 2009   [read more]
Mahalbasic leaves Austria - Jun 6, 2009   [read more]
Wels grabs 2-1 lead in the Finals - Jun 6, 2009   [read more]
UBC St. Poelten and Coach Radomirovic part ways - Jun 5, 2009   [read more]
Wels ties the score to 1-1 in the Finals - Jun 1, 2009   [read more]
Aaron Mitchell and BSC Raiffeisen Furstenfeld part ways - May 30, 2009   [read more]
1-0 for Gmunden in the Finals - May 29, 2009   [read more]
Stats leaders in the Semi-Finals - May 23, 2009   [read more]
Wels joins Gmunden in the Finals - May 21, 2009   [read more]

A Bundesliga Standings
Group 1
 1. Gmunden 22-10 
 2. Furstenfeld 22-10 
 3. Wels 20-12 
 4. Kapfenberg 19-13 
 5. Arkadia 18-14 
 6. Oberwart 17-15 
Group 2
 1. Klosterneub. 18-14 
 2. St.Polten 15-17 
 3. Gussing 15-17 
 4. Worthersee 14-18 
 5. UBSC Graz 8-24 
 6. Vienna 4-28 
2.Bundesliga Standings
Group Middle East
 1. Danube City 0-0 
 2. Mistelbach 0-0 
 3. UBBC Wien 0-0 
 4. Basket 2000 0-0 
 5. LZ NO Sud 0-0 
 6. Amstetten F. 0-0 
Group South
 1. Mattersb.R. 0-0 
 2. ATSE Graz 0-0 
 3. UBBC Enns 0-0 
 4. ASKO S. Feld. 0-0 
 5. Klagenfurt 0-0 
 6. Villach 0-0 
 7. UBSC Graz 2 0-0 
Group West
 1. Salzburg 0-0 
 2. SVO/BRG 0-0 
 3. Feldkirch 0-0 
 4. Dornbirn 0-0 
 5. Schwaz 0-0 
Points Per Game
 Deven MITCHELL
  Arkadia
  (196-F-84)
  Avg: 22
 1. Mitchell, Arkadia22.0 
 2. Mayes, Gmunden21.0 
 3. Penigar, Furstenf.20.4 
 4. Burnette, Worth.20.2 
 5. Youngblood, Oberw.20.1 
 6. Thomas, Wels20.1 
 7. George, Vienna19.9 
 8. Speiser, St.Polten18.4 
 9. Fears, Kapfenberg18.1 
 10. Thomas, Gussi.17.8 
Rebounds Per Game
 Nicholas RHODES
  Vienna
  (206-C-84)
  Avg: 11
 1. Rhodes, Vienna11.0 
 2. Chappell, Gussing9.2 
 3. Penigar, Furstenf.8.8 
 4. Johnson, Oberwart8.6 
 5. Bakovic, St.Polten8.4 
 6. Grier, UBSC G.8.2 
 7. Ledoux, Gussing7.7 
 8. Colwell, Gmunden7.6 
 9. Strait, Wels7.3 
 10. Mahalbasic, Wor.7.1 
Assists Per Game
 Thomas SCHREINER
  St.Polten
  (195-G-87)
  Avg: 5.9
 1. Schreiner, St.Po.5.9 
 2. Lanegger, UBSC G.5.6 
 3. Burnette, Worth.5.4 
 4. Danek, Arkadia4.4 
 5. Mascoll, UBSC G.4.2 
 6. Rowland, Furstenf.4.1 
 7. Boone, Furstenfeld4.0 
 8. Thomas, Gussing4.0 
 9. Fisher, Gmunden3.9 
 10. O'Neal, Vien.3.8 
Steals Per Game
 Ravone GEORGE
  Vienna
  (193-G-83)
  Avg: 2.3
 1. George, Vienna2.3 
 2. Mitchell, Arkadia2.2 
 3. Burnette, Worth.2.0 
 4. Fears, Kapfenberg2.0 
 5. Ray, Furstenfeld1.9 
 6. Creddle, Klostern.1.9 
 7. Artner, Oberwart1.8 
 8. Youngblood, Oberw.1.7 
 9. Schreiner, St.Po.1.7 
 10. Moore, We.1.7 
Blocks Per Game
 Bryan GRIER
  UBSC Graz
  (196-F-85)
  Avg: 2.3
 1. Grier, UBSC G.2.3 
 2. Colwell, Gmunden1.3 
 3. Mascoll, UBSC G.0.9 
 4. Youngblood, Oberw.0.9 
 5. Mahalbasic, Worth.0.8 
 6. Bakovic, St.Polten0.7 
 7. Vay, Arkadia0.7 
 8. Huffman, Gmunden0.7 
 9. Chappell, Gussing0.6 
 10. Speiser, St.Polt.0.6 
Austrian men teams in Euro cups 2008-2009
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