The round started on Friday with Wasserburg showing that they should not be counted out yet after a 73-65 win over Marburg.  That result let Herner move back into sole possession of first place with a 62-56 win over Hannover.  Janae Smith had a great game for Braunschweig in their 72-68 win over Donau-Ries in overtime.  On Sunday, Saarlouis won 64-56 in Gottingen to put distance between themselves and danger.  Keltern beat Klara Brichacova and Chemnitz 92-59.

February 15, 2019

Wasserburg vs. Marburg 73-65 WBG Hebecker 13/6r Jakovina 13 Fiebich 12/12r Schlott 12 Williams 10/7r Hartmann 2 BCM Kiss-Rusk 14/9r Bertholdt 11 Baker 10 Schaake 10 Yohn 6 Bradley 6/8r Klug 2

February 16, 2019

Herner vs. Hannover 62-56 HTC Kuijt 11 L. Bettonvil 10 Frericks 9/6r Attura 8 Burton 4/6r Bully 2 TKH Young 16/6r Tarasava 13/6r Palmer 6

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Donau-Ries 72-68(OT) EBS Smith 26/20r Goff 15 Mulligan 9/9r DON Hill 19/11r Racic 16/7r McCray 13/10r

February 17, 2019

Gottingen vs. Saarlouis 56-64 BG Coleman 14/8r Simon 10 Warner 8/12r Pierce 2 TVS Fitzgerald 16/13r Hearn 9/11r Tulonen 9 Rodriguez 6

Keltern vs. Chemnitz 92-59 RSK Pierre-Louis 16/7r Rakovic 16 Markovic 12/6r Thomas 12 Kalu 10 Tobin 6 CCC Brichacova 20/11r Smith 10 Owens 8

Standings:

1. Herner 14-2
2. Marburg 13-3
3. Wasserburg 12-5
4. Keltern 12-5
5. Freiburg 9-7
6. Hannover 7-10
7. Donau-Ries 5-11
8. Eintracht Braunschweig 5-11
9. Gottingen 5-11
10. Saarlouis 5-12
11. Chemnitz 3-13

February 10, 2019

All games in this round were simultaneous tips on Sunday.  Kelly Moten was dominant in Freiburg’s 90-74 win over Braunschweig.  Jasmine Thomas and Keltern beat Hannover 62-54.  The top two teams met and Herner help Marburg from being able to open up a gap in the standings by leaving with an 81-63 win.  Wasserburg struggled again, but held off Donau-Ries 57-54.  The two teams at the bottom of the standings also met with Saarlouis climbing above Maya Hood and Chemnitz 73-68.

Freiburg vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 90-74 USC Moten 33/6r Gaffney 19/7r Zdravevska 10 Caron-Goudreau 6/8r EBS Rupnik 15 Goff 15 Claesson 13 Smith 9/7r Mulligan 5/6r

Hannover vs. Keltern 54-62 TKH Tarasava 19 Young 11/8r Gobeljic 10/6r Palmer 5 RSK Thomas 21 Kalu 10 Tobin 6/13r Pierre-Louis 6/9r

Marburg vs. Herner 63-81 BCM Yohn 13 Baker 12 Kiss-Rusk 11/6r Schaake 10 Bertholdt 8 Bradley 2 Klug 2 HTC Westerik 16/6r Frericks 16 J. Bettonvil 15 Attura 11 Bully 5 Burton 3/7r Sannes 0

Donau-Ries vs. Wasserburg 54-57 DON Hill 15/7r Lu. Geiselsoder 10 Makitalo 10 McCray 8/10r WBG Williams 13/7r Schlott 13 Hartmann 3 Pocksteiner 0

Saarlouis vs. Chemnitz 73-68 TVS Ilmberger 17 Rodriguez 15 Hearn 14 Fitzgerald 13/15r Tulonen 4 CCC Hood 26/14r/7s Smith 12 Owens 10 Peroche 10 Brichacova 9

Standings:

1. Herner 13-2
2. Marburg 13-2
3. Wasserburg 11-5
4. Keltern 11-5
5. Freiburg 9-7
6. Hannover 7-9
7. Donau-Ries 5-10
8. Gottingen 5-10
9. Eintracht Braunschweig 4-11
10. Saarlouis 4-12
11. Chemnitz 3-12

There was one game on Saturday in this round as Marburg beat Saarlouis 91-86.  On Sunday, Kristen Gaffney and Audrey-Ann Caron-Goudreau led Freiburg past Chemnitz 84-65.  Wasserburg found themselves on the wrong end of a surprise again, this time at the hands of Shawnte’ Goff and Braunschweig 76-70 in overtime.  Ezinne Kalu and Kletern beat Herner 82-62 as they try to show the league that they should be considered the toughest team down the stretch.

February 2, 2019

Marburg vs. Saarlouis 91-86 BCM Kiss-Rusk 19/8r Bradley 15 Baker 14 Schaake 14 Wagner 13/8r Bertholdt 8 Klug 3/7r TVS Fitzgerald 19 Hearn 18/6r Fokke 15/7r Tulonen 14 Rodriguez 11

February 3, 2019

Chemnitz vs. Freiburg 65-84 CCC Hood 15 Andelova 12 Pirttinen 11 Owens 9 Smith 7/6r Brichacova 4 USC Gaffney 29/10r Caron-Goudreau 22/16r Rodefeld 12 Moten 9

Gottingen vs. Hannover 47-55 BCM Coleman 10/10r Simon 10 Pierce 10 Warner 2/7r TKH Palmer 18/6r Young 12/6r

Wasserburg vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 70-76(OT) WBG Hartmann 13 Williams 11/10r Brunckhorst 11 Jakovina 10 Schlott 5 Pocksteiner 0 EBS Goff 21 Mulligan 16/11r Smith 13/12r Claesson 11

Keltern vs. Herner 82-62 RSK Kalu 20 Thomas 18/6r Markovic 14 Pudlakova 10 Pierre-Louis 4 Tobin 0/6r HTC Kuijt 15 Burton 11/7r Bully 8 Frericks 6 Attura 4 Sannes 3

Standings:

1. Marburg 13-1
2. Herner 12-2
3. Wasserburg 10-5
4. Keltern 10-5
5. Freiburg 8-7
6. Hannover 7-8
7. Donau-Ries 5-9
8. Gottingen 5-10
9. Braunschweig 4-10
10. Chemnitz 3-11
11. Saarlouis 3-12

The round started on Saturday with Herner beating Matilda Claesson and Braunschweig 77-66.  Freiburg then beat Donau-Ries 65-56.  Marburg kept their lead on Sunday with an 86-73 win over Hannover.  Losses by Wasserburg are less shocking now, but their 63-62 loss to Cori Coleman and Gottingen was unexpected.  Kim Pierre-Louis and Keltern eased past Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis 93-63.

January 26, 2019

Herner vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 77-66 HTC Karic 16 Frericks 14/7r J. Bettonvil 12 Kuijt 12 Burton 4 Bully 3 Sannes 3 Attura 2 EBS Claesson 20 Smith 18/7r Mulligan 12 Goff 3

Freiburg vs. Donau-Ries 65-56 USC Moten 15/6r Jakobsone 13 Caron-Goudreau 10/20r Gaffney 8 DON McCray 18/8r Racic 10 Hill 4/8r

January 27, 2019

Hannover vs. Marburg 73-86 TKH Tarasava 16 Palmer 13/9r Thimm 10/6r Young 9 BCM Kiss-Rusk 18/11r Wagner 16 Schaake 13 Yohn 11 Baker 10/7r Bertholdt 8 Bradley 8 Klug 2

Gottingen vs. Wasserburg 62-61 BG Coleman 23 Grudzien 13 Pierce 9/8r Warner 4 WBG Schlott 15 Williams 14 Hartmann 0

Saarlouis vs. Keltern 63-93 TVS Hearn 20 Fitzgerald 12/10r Rodriguez 11 Tulonen 3 Gaskin 2 RSK Pierre-Louis 27/12r Stach 14 Kvederaviciute 13 Kalu 13 Thomas 1/6r

Standings:

1. Marburg 12-1
2. Herner 12-1
3. Wasserburg 10-4
4. Keltern 9-5
5. Freiburg 7-7
6. Hannover 6-8
7. Donau-Ries 5-9
8. Gottingen 5-9
9. Chemnitz 3-10
10. Eintracht Braunschweig 3-10
11. Saarlouis 3-11

The round started with one game on Saturday in Braunschweig as the hosts beat Hannover 66-56.  On Sunday, Jen Schlott helped Wasserburg beat Freiburg and the duo of Kristen Gaffney and Kelly Moten.  Danielle McCray and Samantha Hill led Donau-Ries past Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis 93-72.  Marburg moved back into a tie at the top of the standings with a 65-52 win over Chemnitz.  Keltern beat Gottingen 77-65.

January 19, 2019

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Hannover 66-56 EBS Smith 18/8r Goff 17 Claesson 14 Mulligan 6/13r TKH Brajkovic 16/6r Gobeljic 14/7r Palmer 3/8r Young 0

January 20, 2019

Wasserburg vs. Freiburg 84-76 WBG Schlott 22 Brunckhorst 17 Jakovina 14 Hebecker 13 Williams 9 Pocksteiner 1 Hartmann 0 USC Gaffney 27/11r Moten 21 Caron-Goudreau 12/14r

Donau-Ries vs. Saarlouis 93-72 DON McCray 22/13r Hill 20/9r Racic 19/8r Makitalo 19 TVS Hearn 22 Rodriguez 13 Ilmberger 11/11r Tulonen 9 Fitzgerald 6/8r Gaskin 2

Marburg vs. Chemnitz 65-52 BCM Berthold 16/7r Kiss-Rusk 12/8r Baker 11 Klug 7/9r Yohn 5 Bradley 2 CCC Hood 14/12r Andelova 12 Smith 10/7r Owens 2 Brichacova 1

Keltern vs. Gottingen 77-65 RSK Kalu 11/6a Kvederaviciute 11 Rakovic 10/9r Markovic 10 Stach 9 Pierre-Louis 8 Thomas 8 BG Warner 14/11r Simon 14 Coleman 14 Pierce 7

Standings:

1. Marburg 11-1
2. Herner 11-1
3. Wasserburg 10-3
4. Keltern 8-5
5. Freiburg 6-7
6. Hannover 6-7
7. Donau-Ries 5-8
8. Gottingen 4-9
9. Braunschweig 3-9
10. Chemnitz 3-10
11. Saarlouis 3-10

January 13, 2019

After a long break for the holidays and cup play, a full round of games was played on Sunday, including Hannover’s 72-57 win over Donau-Ries.  Kristen Gaffney and Kelly Moten teamed up to lead Freiburg past Keltern 88-73.  Herner sits in the lead right now after a 62-54 win over Cori Coleman and Gottingen.  More teams have challenged Wasserburg this season and the latest example was Saarlouis, which is battling the drop, still managing to win 63-62.  That result combined with Chemnitz winning 90-69 behind Jasmine Smith and Maya Hood left Braunschweig alone at the bottom.

Hannover vs. Donau-Ries 72-57 TKH Gobeljic 16 Tarasava 14/6r Henningsen 12 Palmer 9/6a Young 2 DON Hill 19 McCray 12/12r Lu. Geiselsoder 10/13r Makitalo 10

Freiburg vs. Keltern 88-73 USC Gaffney 28/7r Moten 21/12r Jakobsone 18 Caron-Goudreau 10/6r RSK Kalu 14 Stach 14 Pierre-Louis 13/10r Thomas 12

Gottingen vs. Herner 54-62 BG Coleman 25 Grudzien 11/8r Warner 6/6r Pierce 5 HTC Frericks 13/11r Attura 11 J. Bettonvil 11 Burton 8 Bully 4

Saarlouis vs. Wasserburg 63-62 TVS Fitzgerald 16/16r Rodriguez 15 Hearn 13/10r Ilmberger 10 Tulonen 5/9r Diaz-Brito 0 Gaskin 0 WBG Hebecker 14 Schlott 13 Brunckhorst 12/6r Williams 9/10r Hartmann 7 Pocksteiner 0

Chemnitz vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 90-69 CCC Smith 21/9r Hood 20/8r/6s Pirttinen 14 Andelova 10 Brichakova 7/7r Owens 5 EBS Smith 14 Goff 13 Rosemeyer 10 Mulligan 6/7r

Standings:

1. Herner 11-1
2. Marburg 10-1
3. Wasserburg 9-3
4. Keltern 7-5
5. Freiburg 6-6
6. Hannover 6-6
7. Donau-Ries 4-8
8. Gottingen 4-8
9. Chemnitz 3-9
10. Saarlouis 3-9
11. Eintracht Braunschweig 2-9

December 21, 2018

The rest of this round was played on Friday before the holiday break.  Marburg looked set to maintain their perfect record, but Keltern stormed back to win 73-57 behind Kim Pierre-Louis to show their championship mettle.  Wasserburg continues to lurk behind the top teams after a 63-50 win over Hannover.  Audrey-Ann Caron-Goudreau helped Freiburg control the second half to escape Saarlouis 64-60.  Also at the bottom of the standings is Chemnitz after an 82-61 loss to Herner.

Marburg vs. Keltern 57-73 BCM Kiss-Rusk 15/8r Bertholdt 14 Yohn 6/6r Bradley 6 Baker 4 Klug 0 RSK Pierre-Louis 28/11r Stach 12 Thomas 10/8r Kalu 7

Wasserburg vs. Hannover 63-50 WBG Schlott 15 Hebecker 14 Tunstull 10 Williams 6/11r Pocksteiner 0 TKH Thimm 9/7r Young 9 Palmer 4

Saarlouis vs. Freiburg 60-64 TVS Fitzgerald 19/7r Hearn 13/8r/6a Rodriguez 4 Tulonen 2 USC Caron-Goudreau 22/9r Gaffney 19/13r Moten 16/6r/6s

Herner vs. Chemnitz 82-61 HTC Burton 14 L. Bettonvil 13 Frericks 13 Kuijt 11 Attura 7 Bully 6 Sannes 4 CCC Smith 11/8r Andelova 11 Hood 10/9r Pirttinen 10 Brichacova 6/7r Owens 4

Standings:

1. Marburg 10-1
2. Herner 10-1
3. Wasserburg 9-2
4. Keltern 7-4
5. Freiburg 5-6
6. Hannover 5-6
7. Donau-Ries 4-7
8. Gottingen 4-7
9. Eintracht Braunschweig 2-8
10. Chemnitz 2-9
11. Saarlouis 2-9

December 16, 2018

After a week off for cup games, league play resumed on Sunday.  Marburg withstood Maya Hood’s big game for Chemnitz to win 82-68.  Wasserburg continued to be challenged, but beat Donau-Ries 74-64.  Hannover beat Braunschweig 82-54.  Gottingen used a late comeback to beat Kristen Gaffney and Freiburg 62-59.  Kim Pierre-Louis and Keltern beat Saarlouis 82-64 as they will focus on domestic play now.

Chemnitz vs. Marburg 68-82 CCC Hood 27/9r Andelova 12 Smith 8 Owen 7 Brichacova 3/7r BCM Bradley 17 Wilke 15 Bertholdt 14/9r Schaake 11 Yohn 9 Kiss-Rusk 6/8r Klug 4

Wasserburg vs. Donau-Ries 74-64 WBG Jakovina 18 Schlott 14 Hebecker 12 Tunstull 9 Williams 7 Pocksteiner 0 DON Hill 17 Timbilla 13/8r Lu. Geiselsoder 12

Hannover vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 82-54 TKH Palmer 18 Gobeljic 15/6r Tarasava 15 Young 9/13r EBS Goff 16 Rupnik 10 Mulligan 7/14r

Gottingen vs. Freiburg 62-59 BG Simon 14 Pierce 12/8r Coleman 12 Warner 6/7r USC Gaffney 22/9r Moten 11 Caron-Goudreau 4

Keltern vs. Saarlouis 82-64 RSK Pierre-Louis 22/7r Kalu 15 Thomas 13 Rakovic 12/7r Stach 2 TVS Hearn 13/7r/6a Fitzgerald 11/7r Rodriguez 10 Tulonen 6

The last game from Round 3 was played on Wednesday with Saarlouis beating Donau-Ries 74-54.  Ahead of this round, it was announced that Bad Aibling withdrew and will not play the rest of the season.  Saturday’s games were quite competitive as Chemnitz edged Braunschweig 63-61.  Marburg used a strong second half to beat Hannover 60-51.  It took a late comeback and overtime for Jen Schlott and Wasserburg to beat Kelly Moten and Freiburg 76-74.  Sunday started with Saarlouis beating Gottingen 77-72.  Herner then had a surprisingly easy time beating Keltern 88-60.

November 28, 2018

Saarlouis vs. Donau-Ries 74-54 TVS Fitzgerald 17/15r Rodriguez 14 Hearn 12/7r Tulonen 10/7r DON Hill 13 Timbilla 12/12r Lu. Geiselsoder 10

December 1, 2018

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Chemnitz 61-63 EBS Goff 16 Rupnik 11 Mulligan 10/13r Brennecke 10 Laborn 0 CCC Smith 17/14r Hood 14/8r Owens 11 Brichacova 3

Marburg vs. Hannover 60-51 BCM Yohn 19 Bertholdt 12 Kiss-Rusk 5/9r Baker 5/7r Bradley 4 Klug 0 TKH Palmer 15/9r Tarasava 14/7r Young 4

Freiburg vs. Wasserburg 74-76(OT) USC Moten 24 Gaffney 19/11r Caron-Goudreau 11/8r WBG Schlott 25 Tunstull 16/7r Brunckhorst 11 Williams 8/7r Pocksteiner 0

December 2, 2018

Saarlouis vs. Gottingen 77-72 TVS Hearn 18/10r Fitzgerald 14/20r Ilmberger 12 Tulonen 10 Rodriguez 7 BG Warner 18/9r Coleman 17 Simon 11 Pierce 4

Herner vs. Keltern 88-60 HTC J. Bettonvil 16 Attura 15/6s Frericks 13/7r Kuijt 12 L. Bettonvil 11/6r Bully 3 Burton 0/7r Sannes 0 RSK Markovic 12 Pierre-Louis 10/6r Thomas 5 Kalu 4 Stach 3

A game from Round 12 was played last Sunday during the international break.  Klaudia Grudzien and Cori Coleman led Gottingen, but Aleksandra Racic and Donau-Ries won 77-70 in overtime.  All games in this round were played on Sunday to maximize the length of the break and all games ended up being close.  Tonisha Baker and Marburg fended off Gottingen 69-63.  Maya Hood and Chemnitz had a relatively easy time beating Bad Aibling 79-69.  Shawnte’ Goff and Braunschweig beat Donau-Ries 66-62.  Jen Schlott and Wasserburg just edged Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis 79-77.  Karin Kuijt helped Herner escape Hannover 74-68.  Keltern came back to beat Freiburg 83-77 as the duo of Kelly Moten and Kristen Gaffney had helped the visitors build their lead.

November 18, 2018

Donau-Ries vs. Gottingen 77-70(OT) DON Racic 21/6r Hill 18/7r Makitalo 13 Lu. Geiselsoder 12/7r Timbilla 2/14r/6a BG Grudzien 20/12r Coleman 20/9r Pierce 11/7r

November 25, 2018

Gottingen vs. Marburg 63-69 BG Grudzien 17 Simon 11 Coleman 10 Pierce 8 BCM Baker 21 Bertholdt 16/8r Kiss-Rusk 8/15r Yohn 6/7r Bradley 6 Klug 0

Chemnitz vs. Bad Aibling 79-69 CCC Hood 21/7r Smith 17/7r Owens 16/6a Brichacova 11 TBA Engeln 17 Young 14/10r Sherbert 14 Bradaric 10 Hartmann 7/6r

Donau-Ries vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 62-66 DON Racic 12 Timbilla 11/18r Lu. Geiselsoder 11 Hill 10 EBS Goff 21 Claesson 16 Mulligan 13/15r Rupnik 10 Laborn 3/6r

Wasserburg vs. Saarlouis 79-77 WBG Schlott 21 Williams 19/9r Hebecker 12 Tunstull 10/7r Pocksteiner 0 TVS Hearn 22/7r Tulonen 19 Pohlmann 14 Rodriguez 9 Fitzgerald 7/11r

Hannover vs. Herner 68-74 TKH Tarasava 18 Palmer 15/10r Young 10 Henningsen 10 HTC Kuijt 29 L. Bettonvil 14 Burton 10/17r Attura 7 Bully 2 Sannes 0 Frericks 0

Keltern vs. Freiburg 83-77 RSK Pierre-Louis 17/8r Kvederaviciute 12 Thomas 11/6r Markovic 10 Rakovic 10 Kalu 10 Stach 6 USC Moten 27/11r Gaffney 22/7r Caron-Goudreau 3