DBBL Standings
 1. Wasserburg 20-2 
 2. Marburg 14-8 
 3. Rhein MB 14-8 
 4. Herner 13-9 
 5. Halle 13-9 
 6. Chemnitz 12-10 
 7. Oberhausen 11-11 
 8. Saarlouis 10-12 
 9. Freiburg 7-15 
 10. Donau-Ries 7-15 
 11. Osnabruck 6-16 
 12. Bamberg 5-17 
Season 2013-2014
All Games
List of Players
List of Imports
Abroad
Points Per Game
 Emma CANNON
  Wasserburg
  (187-PF-89)
  Avg: 20.1
 1. Cannon, Wasserburg20.1 
 2. Mayberry, Bamberg19.1 
 3. Zackery, Marburg18.6 
 4. Williams, Freiburg18.6 
 5. Tetschlag, Saarlou.18.4 
 6. Karel, Rhein MB18.0 
 7. Beliveau, Rhein MB17.5 
 8. Skuballa, Marburg16.2 
 9. Williams, Chemnitz14.9 
 10. Reid, Oberhausen14.9 
Rebounds Per Game
 Emma CANNON
  Wasserburg
  (187-PF-89)
  Avg: 14.5
 1. Cannon, Wasserburg14.5 
 2. Reid, Oberhausen9.4 
 3. Beliveau, Rhein MB9.4 
 4. Williams, Chemnitz9.3 
 5. Ellis, Halle9.3 
 6. Benzio, Bamberg9.2 
 7. Tetschlag, Saarlou.8.9 
 8. Wright, Herner8.4 
 9. Zackery, Marburg8.2 
 10. Williams, Freiburg8.1 
Assists Per Game
 Amanda REGO
  Halle
  (174-PG-86)
  Avg: 6
 1. Rego, Halle6.0 
 2. Smith, Marburg4.3 
 3. Barnert, Wasse.3.7 
 4. Nainima, Oberh.3.6 
 5. Davis, Herner3.5 
 6. Menz, Chemnitz3.4 
 7. Skuballa, Marburg3.3 
 8. Brunckhorst, Wasse.3.3 
 9. Karel, Rhein MB3.0 
 10. Miller, Bamberg2.8 
Steals Per Game
 Denise BELIVEAU
  Rhein MB
  (180-F-89)
  Avg: 2.8
 1. Beliveau, Rhein MB2.8 
 2. Williams, Freiburg2.6 
 3. Davis, Herner2.6 
 4. Abel, Osnabruck2.5 
 5. Kennedy, Saarlouis2.1 
 6. Karel, Rhein MB2.0 
 7. Rego, Halle1.9 
 8. Mersch, Oberhausen1.8 
 9. Porter-T., Halle1.7 
 10. Menz, Chemnitz1.7 
Blocks Per Game
 Katharina FIKIEL
  Halle
  (194-F/C-87)
  Avg: 1.5
 1. Fikiel, Halle1.5 
 2. Benzio, Bamberg1.0 
 3. Karel, Rhein MB1.0 
 4. Koop, Herner1.0 
 5. Worms, Osnabruck0.9 
 6. Greunke, Rhein MB0.9 
 7. Zackery, Marburg0.8 
 8. Van der Veld., Her.0.8 
 9. Sten, Wasserburg0.8 
 10. Hoehne, Donau-Ri.0.7 
German women teams in Euro cups 2013-2014
 Eurocup:

Wasserburg clinch German Cup trophy (Photo: dbbl.de)

Wasserburg defend DBBL title (Photo: lovewomensbasketball.com)


Eurobasket.com All-German DBBL Awards 2014 - May 13, 2014

Eurobasket.com All-German DBBL 1st Team 2014
Quenese Davis
Davis
Alyssa Karel
Karel
Monique Reid
Reid
Emma Cannon
Cannon
Katharina Fikiel
Fikiel


Player of the Year:
Emma Cannon (187-PF-89) of Wasserburg
Guard of the Year: Quenese Davis (177-PG-88) of Herner
Forward of the Year: Emma Cannon (187-PF-89) of Wasserburg
Center of the Year: Katharina Fikiel (194-F/C-87) of Halle
Bosman Player of the Year: Tiina Sten (188-F-85) of Wasserburg
Import Player of the Year: Emma Cannon (187-PF-89) of Wasserburg
Domestic Player of the Year: Katharina Fikiel (194-F/C-87) of Halle
Defensive Player of the Year: Denise Beliveau (180-F-89) of Rhein MB
Coach of the Year: Katja Zberch of Oberhausen

1st Team
PG: Quenese Davis (177-PG-88) of Herner
G: Alyssa Karel (172-G-89) of Rhein MB
F: Monique Reid (185-F-90) of Oberhausen
PF: Emma Cannon (187-PF-89) of Wasserburg
F/C: Katharina Fikiel (194-F/C-87) of Halle

2nd Team
PG: Amanda Rego (174-PG-86) of Halle
SG: Anne Breitreiner (184-SG-84) of Wasserburg
F: Kellindra Zackery (182-F-88) of Marburg
F: Denise Beliveau (180-F-89) of Rhein MB
C/F: Juliane Hoehne (189-C/F-83) of Donau-Ries

Honorable Mention
Margret Skuballa (186-SF-87) of Marburg
Teya Wright (185-C/F-89) of Herner
Tina Menz (175-PG-88) of Chemnitz
Morgan Henderson (185-SF-88) of Donau-Ries
Candace Williams (184-F-88) of Chemnitz
Brooque Williams (175-G/F-89) of Freiburg
Jessica Hootmann (190-PF-85) of Osnabruck
Taleya Mayberry (167-PG-91) of Bamberg
Tiina Sten (188-F-85) of Wasserburg

All-Domestic Players Team
PG: Tina Menz (175-PG-88) of Chemnitz
SF: Margret Skuballa (186-SF-87) of Marburg
PF: Jessica Hootmann (190-PF-85) of Osnabruck
F/C: Katharina Fikiel (194-F/C-87) of Halle
C/F: Juliane Hoehne (189-C/F-83) of Donau-Ries

All-Imports Team
PG: Quenese Davis (177-PG-88) of Herner
G: Alyssa Karel (172-G-89) of Rhein MB
F: Monique Reid (185-F-90) of Oberhausen
PF: Emma Cannon (187-PF-89) of Wasserburg
F: Denise Beliveau (180-F-89) of Rhein MB



Wasserburg win the trophy - May 7, 2014

Wasserburg - Oberhausen 83-55

Wasserburg fired past Oberhausen in the third game of the Finals. Thefore the hosts swept the series and celebrated the DBBL championship title. The game without a history. TSV 1880 Wasserburg led from the first minutes and controlled entire game increasing their lead in each quarter. They dominated on the defensive end, holding Oberhausen to just 6 points in second quarter. TSV 1880 Wasserburg forced 19 Oberhausen turnovers and outrebounded them 44-33 including 34 on the defensive glass. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 24 assists comparing to just 7 passes made by Oberhausen's players. It was a great evening for American Emma Cannon (187-89, college: Cent.Florida) who led her team to a victory with a double-double by scoring 22 points and 18 rebounds. Her fellow American import Melissa Jeltema (175-88, college: Oakland) helped adding 9 points and 9 rebounds. TSV 1880 Wasserburg's coach Bastian Wernthaler felt very confident using 11 players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games. The best for the losing side was American forward Monique Reid (185-90, college: Louisville) with a double-double by scoring 21 points and 10 rebounds (went 9 for 9 at the free throw line !!!) and Fijian guard Valerie Nainima (168-86, college: S.Carolina) scored 11 points.
Top scorers:
Wasserburg: E.Cannon 22+18reb+2ast, A.Breitreiner 11+4reb+1ast, S.Barnert 11+3reb+4ast, M.Jeltema 9+9reb+1ast, S.Wagner 9+3reb, T.Sten 9+3reb+6ast
Oberhausen: M.Reid 21+10reb+2ast, V.Nainima 11+4reb+3ast, S.Beld 8+5reb, L.Mersch 8+4reb+1ast, R.Tews 5+5reb+1ast, L.Prudent 2+3reb
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Wasserburg clinch German Cup trophy - Apr 1, 2014

Wasserburg - Saarlouis 82:71

Wasserburg claimed the German Cup title. They held off Saarlouis in the Final. Emma Cannon (187-PF-89, college: Cent.Florida) came up with 32 points to lead the charge.
Wasserburg dominated in the first half. They grabbed a 27:20 lead after the opening quarter. The margin grew deeper in the second term. Wasserburg secured a comfortable 53:29 halftime lead. Saarlouis refused to give up. The hosts pulled within 20 points at the final break. They went on a desperate comeback rally in the fourth frame but came up short of win at the end. Stina Barnert (173-G-89) had 12 points, while Svenja Brunckhorst (179-G-91) contributed 11 points in the victory. Kayla Tetschlag (182-F/G-89, agency: LBM Management, college: Green Bay) responded with 22 points and 9 rebounds for Saarlouis.