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 National Team roster
2005
European Championships 2005
Qualifications:
Sep.7: Dudelange, LUX: Luxembourg - Finland 62-82 (P.Rajniak
24, M.Rajniak 21, Delgado 8 - Mottola 17, Virtanen 14, Muurinen 14,
Lehtoranta 10, Kotti 10)
Spuerkeess Cup
May 20: Luxembourg - Scotland 86-68
Luxembourg: M. Rajniak 23,
Delgado 15
May 21: Luxembourg - England 70-71
Luxembourg: P.Rajniak 20, M.
Rajniak 18+12rbs
England: Joseph 26
May 22: Scotland - Luxembourg 89-104
May 22: Luxembourg - England 75-84
2004
European Championships 2005
Qualifications - Division B
Sep.15, 2004: Finland - Luxembourg 97-64 (54-31)
Finland: Ulander 5/3, Kuisma 17/4, Matinen -/3, Lehtoranta 6/6,
Noopila 5/2, Kotti 22/7, Riihelä 7/3, Lehtonen 4/1/6 assists,
Möttölä 16/11, Virtanen 6/2, Rannikko 9/2/ 4 steals
Luxembourg: Becker 2/2, Wulff 2/1, Schartz 2/-, Melchior 13/2, Jeitz
2/1, Loesch -/1, Braun 8/1, Martin Rajniak 25/3, Jones 10/17/5
blocks
June 2004, Andorra: European Promotion Cup
Luxembourg - Malta 92-61
(21-15/18-20/26-12/27-14)
Luxembourg: Martin Rajniak 20 pts 15rebs, Pierre Boever 4 pts 9 rebs,
Peter Rajniak 16, Yves Braun 10 , Jean-Marc Melchior 21 , Eric Jeitz 0,
Manou Scholtus 6, Schartz 6 pts 3 stls, Jeff Bevilacqua 4 pts
Luxembourg - Albania 77-71
Luxembourg:
Martin
Rajniak (205-F-78) 28pts+7 rebs, Peter Rajniak 17pts+9 rebs, Eric Jeitz
14pts+4 stls, Christian Schartz 10pts+4+ass+4 stls, Pierre Boever
4+3stls+1blk, Gilles Becker 2
Luxembourg - Wales 90-59 (32-17 --
20-20 -- 18-18 -- 20-4)
Luxembourg: Wulff 1, Adam 3, Bevilacqua 4, Schartz 5(6 steals),
Scholtus 11, Jeitz 4, Melchior 2, Braun 8, Peter Rajniak 17, Boever 8,
Martin Rajniak 27
June
2004: Friendly: Scotland 76 - Luxembourg 85
(21-18; 41-41; 63-68)
Scotland: Dan Wardrope 18, Roni Gordon 16, Kieron Achara 12,
Ketih Bunyan 9, Ross Szifris 8, Kevein Anderson 7, James Steel 3, Stuart
MacKay 2, Scott Russell 1
Luxembourg: Peter Rajniak 26,
Martin
Rajniak 25 (11 first quarter), Yves Braun, 8 Pierre Boever 8, Gilles
Becker 6, Jeff Bevilaqua 5, Christian Schartz 3, Eric Jeitz 2, Fabio Palumbo
2.
Scotland - Luxembourg 77-65 (17-24;
27-44; 51-56)
Scotland: Dan
Wardrope 18, Roni Gordon 11, Keith Bunyan 11, Kieron Achara 11, Ross Szifris
8, James Steel 7, Campbell Flockhart 7, Stuart MacKay 2, Scott Russell 2.
Luxembourg: Peter Rajniak 27,
Martin
Rajniak (205-F-78) 20, Gilles Becker 3, Bob Adam 3, Jeff Bevilacqua 2,
Yves Braun 5, Fabio Palumbo 2, Pierre Boever 3
2003
Spuerkees Cup 2003
(Dec.26-28, 2003)
Norway - Luxembourg 97-84 (21-18, 28-25, 21-21, 27-20)
Luxembourg - Switzerland 74-97 (11-24, 13-19, 26-22, 24-32)
Luxembourg: Adam 18, Delgado 15,
Loesch 6, Schmit 5, Boever 0; Bevilaqua 14, Melchior 6, Schartz 6,
Braun 2, Schmitz 2
Switzerland: Imgrüth 17, Zivkovic 15, Bachmann 15, Mladjan 15, Vogt
10; Buscaglia 10, Sainte-Rose 7, Mrkonjic 6, Keucheyan 2.
2001
European
Championships 2003 Eliminations
Aug.29,
2001: Slovak Rep. – Luxembourg 106-57 (Toya 16, Kramer 15, M.Rancik
15, R.Rancik 15, Andruska 11, Fapso 11, Ivan 9, Zabavnik 8, Jankovic 6,
Znanec – Becker 15, Wagner 9, Boever 8, De Marchi 7, Schmitz 6, Schmit 4,
Adam 2, Kerger, Felten)
Aug.25, 2001: Portugal – Luxembourg 91-59 (Antunes 17, Pinto 16,
Simao 12, Seixas 12, Evora 8, Marcal 8 – Adam 18, Grand 13, Becker 11, De
Marchi 8, Schmit 5, Schmitz 4)
June 9, 2001: Luxembourg – Czech Rep. 85-95 (Schiltz 21, Adam
16, M.Ranjak 15, Delgado 12, P.Rajniak 9, Kerger 8 – Becka 20, J.Welsch
17, Sokolovsky 12, Milos 11, Kubalek 9, Kresta 7, Frana 7)
June 6, 2001: Luxembourg – Slovak Rep.
64-111 (Adam 17, M.Rajniak 13, Schiltz 10, Bevilacqua 4, Dalgado 4,
/P.Rajniak 7, Kergar 5, Boever 4, Kirch - Kramer 23, Rančík 13, Faošo 10,
Toya 9, Svitek 7, /Andruška 22, Zabavník 11, Jankovič 11, Laco 5, Šoška)
IX
Little Nations Games, San Marino
June 4, 2001: 5th Place: Luxemburg - Malta 81-72
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