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

The last game from Round 4 was played on Thursday as Herner beat Saarlouis 102-73.  The games from this round were played on Saturday with one game moved to later in the season.  Aliaksandra Tarasava and Hannover beat Chemnitz 68-52.  Herner beat Gottingen 74-46.  Jen Schlott and Wasserburg won 81-73 in Braunschweig.  An exciting overtime game saw Alex Kiss-Rusk and Tonisha Baker lead Marburg past Aleksandra Racic, Anni Makitalo, and Donau-Ries 104-99.  The day ended with Kelly Moten and Kristen Gaffney teaming up to lead Freiburg past Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis 91-64.

November 8, 2018

Herner vs. Saarlouis 102-73 HTC Attura 18 Frericks 14/7r Karic 14 Kuijt 12 Bully 8 Sannes 7 Burton 6 TVS Hearn 18/6r Rodriguez 11 Fitzgerald 9 Tulonen 2

November 10, 2018

Hannover vs. Chemnitz 68-52 TKH Tarasava 20 Palmer 12/11r Young 9 CCC Owens 12 Andelova 10 Hood 7/7r Smith 7/6r Brichacova 5/8r

Herner vs. Gottingen 74-46 HTC J. Bettonvil 14/6r Attura 13 Frericks 11/7r Burton 7/9r Sannes 7 Bully 1 TVS Coleman 13/6s Grudzien 10/8r Pierce 5 Warner 2

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Wasserburg 73-81 EBS Claesson 18 Goff 13 Laborn 10/7r Mulligan 10 WBG Schlott 20 Tunstull 17/8r Fiebich 13/10r Brunckhorst 13 Jakovina 12

Marburg vs. Donau-Ries 104-99(OT) BCM Kiss-Rusk 23/8r Baker 20 Wilke 17 Yohn 16/7r Schaake 12 Bertholdt 6/8r Klug 2 DON Racic 26 Makitalo 25 Timbilla 16/10r Lu. Geiselsoder 14 Meynadier 11

Freiburg vs. Saarlouis 91-64 USC Moten 34/7r Gaffney 30/7r Goudreau 10/7r TVS Hearn 20 Fokke 17/7r Rodriguez 8 Tulonen 2 Fitzgerald 2

The last two games from Round 2 were played on Wednesday.  Donau-Ries beat Freiburg 72-55 and Wasserburg beat Gottingen 78-58.  This round started on Saturday with Karin Kuijt and Herner having a surprisingly easy time beating Jen Schlott and Wasserburg 67-55.  Freiburg then beat Hannover 78-58.  On Sunday, Verdine Warner and Gottingen beat Bad Aibling 74-58.  Maggie Mulligan had a great game for Braunschweig, but they lost to Keltern 76-62.  The duo of Aleksandra Racic and Luisa Geiselsoder led Donau-Ries past Veera Pirttinen and Chemnitz 73-68.  The biggest margin game in Marburg’s 92-65 win at Saarlouis.

October 31, 2018

Donau-Ries vs. Freiburg 72-55 DON Timbilla 14/23r Makitalo 13 Lu. Geiselsoder 11 Hill 3 USC Moten 15/8r Jakobsone 13 Gaffney 12/15r

Wasserburg vs. Gottingen 78-58 WBG Tunstull 19/7r Jakovina 17 Brunckhorst 11 Williams 9 BG Coleman 13 Warner 8 Pierce 4

November 3, 2018

Wasserburg vs. Herner 55-67 WBG Schlott 25 Tunstull 11 HTC Kuijt 20/6a Frericks 13/8r Attura 13 Burton 4/6r Bully 0 Sannes 0

Freiburg vs. Hannover 78-58 USC Jakobsone 17 Moten 13 Gaffney 9/7r Caron-Goudreau 9/6r TKH Gobeljic 18 Tarasava 11 Palmer 8

November 4, 2018

Gottingen vs. Bad Aibling 74-58 BG Warner 20/16r Coleman 15 Pierce 14 TBA Bradaric 16 Young 13/11r Recoura 10/6r Engeln 8/6r Hartmann 8

Keltern vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 76-62 RSK Markovic 18/6r Pierre-Louis 15 Thomas 12/6r Pudlakova 11 Stach 5 EBS Mulligan 24/8r Claesson 16 Laborn 6/8r

Donau-Ries vs. Chemnitz 73-68 DON Racic 21 Lu. Geiselsoder 20/11r Meynadier 12 Timbilla 7/16r/8a CCC Pirttinen 20 Hood 18/9r Brichacova 11/16r Smith 10 Owens 3

Saarlouis vs. Marburg 65-92 TVS Hearn 16/6r Fitzgerald 15/8r Tulonen 10 Rodriguez 5 BCM Baker 19 Schaake 17 Wilke 11 Kiss-Rusk 10/7r Yohn 10 Bertholdt 7/6r Klug 1

A game from Round 2 was made up on Wednesday as Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis left Chemnitz with a 78-73 win.  Matilda Claesson helped Braunschweig get their first win on Saturday, edging Bronaza Fitzgerald and Saarlouis 70-68.  Jewel Tunstull and Wasserburg beat Bad Aibling 77-63.  Katie Yohn and Marburg beat Freiburg 86-65.  A rather dour affair on Sunday saw Hannover grind out a 57-50 win over Gottingen.  Herner eased past Donau-Ries 82-47.  Andrea Andelova led Chemnitz, but they lost to Keltern 92-59.

October 24 2018

Chemnitz vs. Saarlouis 73-78 CCC Owens 17 Andelova 14 Hood 12/7r Smith 10 Brichacova 8 TVS Hearn 21 Fokke 15 Fitzgerald 12/9r Tulonen 10 Rodriguez 10

October 27, 2018

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Saarlouis 70-68 EBG Claesson 21 Mulligan 16/9r Rupnik 13/6r/6a Laborn 7 Gleason 4/8r TVS Fitzgerald 26/16r Rodriguez 15 Hearn 14/9r

Bad Aibling vs. Wasserburg 63-77 TBA Sherbert 19/9r Young 15/6r Recoura 10 Engeln 8 Hartmann 5 WBG Tunstull 21/7r Fiebich 19 Schlott 5 Williams 4

Marburg vs. Freiburg 86-65 BCM Yohn 24 Kiss-Rusk 14/12r Baker 11 Klug 8/7r Bertholdt 8 USC Gaffney 14/10r Paunovic 14 Moten 13 Rodefeld 11

October 28, 2018

Hannover vs. Gottingen 57-50 TKH Henningsen 11 Tarasava 10 Palmer 6/10r Young 3/7r BG Grudzien 13/6r Pierce 10 Coleman 8 Warner 6/8r

Herner vs. Donau-Ries 82-47 HTC Frericks 12/9r Karic 12 Attura 12 Sannes 10 Burton 5 Bully 2 DON Racic 10/7r Hill 10 Timbilla 2

Chemnitz vs. Keltern 59-92 CCC Andelova 21 Brichacova 13/6r Smith 12/7r Hood 8 Owens 0 RSK Kvederaviciute 18 Tudanca 15 Pierre-Louis 12/14r Pudlakova 10 Pikciute 10 Thomas 4 Stach 3

On Wednesday, another game from Round 3 was played as Gottingen recorded their first win in impressive fashion, surprising Keltern 69-57.  This round started with one game on Saturday as Herner beat Freiburg 78-69.  A busy Sunday included Ariel Hearn and Saarlouis beating Lauren Engeln and Bad Aibling 85-79 as Bronaza Fitzgerald made her professional debut.  Jen Schlott and Wasserburg dismantled Chemnitz 88-45.  Hannover stifled Donau-Ries 63-40.  Gottingen continued their momentum with a 74-66 win over Matilda Claesson and Eintracht Braunschweig.  Keltern is falling in the opposite direction after losing to Marburg 67-62 at home.

October 17, 2018

Gottingen vs. Keltern 69-57 BG Coleman 17 Pierce 16 Crowder 11/6r Grudzien 10/6r Warner 5/9r RSK Thomas 14 Markovic 10 Tudanca 10 Pierre-Louis 5 Stach 5

October 20, 2018

Freiburg vs. Herner 69-78 USC Moten 16 Gaffney 14/9r Rodefeld 12 HTC Frericks 17/11r Westerik 12 Burton 10/9r Bully 8 Sannes 3

October 21, 2018

Saarlouis vs. Bad Aibling 85-79 TVS Hearn 25/7a Asuamah-Kofoh 12 Fokke 11 Tulonen 10 Fitzgerald 8 Rodriguez 6 TBA Engeln 22 Young 18 Recoura 12 Sokman 10 Hartmann 9

Wasserburg vs. Chemnitz 88-45 WBG Schlott 24 Brunckhorst 14/9a Williams 11/7r Jakovina 10 Petrenaite 10 Tunstull 6 CCC Hood 9 Owens 7/7a Smith 7 Brichacova 4/8r

Donau-Ries vs. Hannover 40-63 DON Lu. Geiselsoder 9/6r Hill 6/6r Timbilla 5/8r TKH Tarasava 16 Thimm 10 Young 8 Palmer 6

Gottingen vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 74-66 BG Crowder 15 Warner 12 Coleman 11 Pierce 11 EBG Claesson 20 Mulligan 14/7r Rosemeyer 10 Laborn 8 Gleason 7

Keltern vs. Marburg 62-67 RSK Pierre-Louis 16/10r Markovic 13 Stach 9/8r Thomas 4/9r BCM Yohn 16 Bertholdt 14/6r Schaake 10 Baker 10 Kiss-Rusk 5 Bradley 4 Klug 0

 

Another game from Round 3 was played Thursday as Freiburg gave Audrey-Ann Caron-Goudreau her professional debut in their 76-53 win over Chemnitz.  This round started on Saturday with Kristen Gaffney and Freiburg winning on the quick turnaround 77-59 in Braunschweig.  Most of the games in this round were on Sunday, including Bad Aibling’s 67-58 win over Hannover and Chemnitz’s 72-61 win over Gottingen.  The first indication that the league might be wide open again came with Marburg’s 63-58 win over Wasserburg.  Keltern survived a late scare from Luisa Geiselsoder and Donau-Ries to win 71-66.

October 11, 2018

Freiburg vs. Chemnitz 76-53 USC Moten 16/11r Gaffney 14/10r Jakobsone 10 Caron-Goudreau 8/8r CCC Hood 13/8r Smith 11/7r Owens 10 Brichakova 4/7r

October 13, 2018

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Freiburg 59-77 EBS Mulligan 14/11r Claesson 14 Rupnik 11 Gleason 8 Laborn 4 USC Gaffney 25/16r/6a Moten 16/12r Zdravevska 13/6r Caron-Goudreau 0

October 14, 2018

Hannover vs. Bad Aibling 58-67 TKH Young 12/14r Mihalyi 12 Thimm 10 Palmer 9 TBA Young 17/15r Sherbert 17 Engeln 13 Recoura 10 Hartmann 7

Chemnitz vs. Gottingen 72-61 Stats not available yet

Marburg vs. Wasserburg 63-58 BCM Baker 16 Yohn 9/6r Kiss-Rusk 8 Klug 6 Bradley 4/6r Berthold 2/6r WBG Williams 14 Brunckhorst 13/8r Tunstull 12 Schlott 1/8a

Donau-Ries vs. Keltern 66-71 DON Lu. Geiselsoder 23/6r Timbilla 11/12r Racic 11 Makitalo 10 Hill 7/7r RSK Pierre-Louis 13/9r Stach 10 Rakovic 10 Thomas 10

Other competition schedules prevented the traditional Round 2 set of games on the Day of Unity, meaning that only half of the games were played.  Kim Pierre-Louis and Keltern bounced back from their opening day disappointment with a 91-54 win over Hannover.  Alex Kiss-Rusk fired Marburg past Lindsay Sherbert and Bad Aibling 84-69.  Braunschweig brought top division play to their home fans, but lost to Herner 68-61.  Half of Round 3 was played over the weekend.  Marburg won 61-54 at Herner.  There was more scoring in the other game as Bad Aibling beat Eintracht Braunschweig 88-80.  The lone Sunday game saw Wasserburg beat Hannover 75-66.

October 3, 2018

Keltern vs. Hannover 91-54 RSK Pierre-Louis 23/8r Tudanca 16 Markovic 14 Rakovic 13/6r Thomas 8/7r Stach 7 TKH Young 16/7r Tarasava 13 Palmer 11

Marburg vs. Bad Aibling 84-69 BCM Kiss-Rusk 26/10r Yohn 14 Baker 10 Bradley 7/8a Bertholdt 4/8r Klug 7 TBA Sherbert 21 Hartmann 17/7r Recoura 11 Engeln 6 Shaw 2

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Herner 61-68 EBS Mulligan 13/7r Rupnik 12/6r Gleason 12 Laborn 4/8r HTC L. Bettonvil 11 Freicks 10/7r Sannes 10/7r Attura 9 Burton 6 Bully 5

October 6, 2018

Herner vs. Marburg 54-61 HTC Frericks 19/9r Kuijt 10 Burton 4/7r Bully 4 Attura 0 Sannes 0 BCM Kiss-Rusk 10/7r Bertholdt 10 Yohn 8 Baker 5 Bradley 4 Klug 3

Bad Aibling vs. Eintracht Braunschweig 88-80 TBA Sherbert 18/15r Hartmann 16 Sokman 15 Engeln 14/6r Recoura 13 Young 10 EBS Gleason 19/7r Claesson 19 Laborn 17 Mulligan 10/7r

October 7, 2018

Hannover vs. Wasserburg 66-75 TKH Tarasava 17 Brajkovic 12 Young 9 Palmer 8 WBG Schlott 19/7a Fiebich 15/9r Williams 12 Hebecker 10 Tunstull 8

The league opted to have the opening weekend all in one location this year and Keltern was selected as the host, starting with a pair of Friday games.  Wasserburg had their domestic dominance ended last season, but they delivered a message to the upstarts in the first game, winning 74-54 as Ashley Williams made her professional debut while Emma Stach returned to her home country after college and played for Keltern.  Ariel Hearn had a good game for Saarlouis and Helmi Tulonen started her professional career after leaving college, but they fell to Hannover 63-51.  Saturday’s games started with Marburg welcoming Braunschweig to the top division by beating them 83-54 and Alex Kiss-Rusk made her professional debut while Johanna Klug returned home from college.  In the loss, Maggie Mulligan and Taylor Gleason made their professional debuts.  Herner beat Chemnitz 78-65 with first professional games for Jordan Frericks and Drew Sannes.  In the loss, Maya Hood, Ana Owens, and Klara Brichakova made their professional debuts.  Kristen Gaffney led Freiburg past Lindsay Sherbert and Bad Aibling 69-66, although Shalen Shaw made her professional debut.  The day ended with Donau-Ries beating Gottingen 77-41.

September 28, 2018

Keltern vs. Wasserburg 54-74 RSK Markovic 10/6r Pudlakova 10 Pierre-Louis 8 Thomas 8 Stach 4 WBG Hebecker 15/6r Fiebich 14/9r Williams 12/6r Schlott 12 Brunckhorst 11/7r Tunstull 8

Saarlouis vs. Hannover 51-63 TVS Hearn 20/19r Asuamah-Kofoh 11 Tulonen 5 TKH Young 15/9r Brajkovic 12/7r Palmer 8

September 29, 2018

Eintracht Braunschweig vs. Marburg 54-83 EBS Laborn 13/8r Rosemeyer 10 Mulligan 8 Gleason 2 BCM Bertholdt 17/7r Baker 14 Yohn 11 Schaake 11 Kiss-Rusk 8 Bradley 5 Klug 1

Chemnitz vs. Herner 65-78 CCC Pirtinnen 14 Smith 12/7r Hood 12 Owens 7 Brichakova 4 HTC Frericks 17/8r Attura 12 Karic 10 J. Bettonvil 10 Burton 8/13r Bully 4 Sannes 2

Freiburg vs. Bad Aibling 69-66 USC Gaffney 27/6r Moten 9/6r TBA Sherbert 22/6r Recoura 14 Hartmann 13/8r Shaw 11/7r Engeln 4/6r

Gottingen vs. Donau-Ries 44-71 BG Coleman 13 Pierce 6 Warner 3 DON Racic 17 Lu. Geiselsoder 14/9r Hill 13/9r Timbilla 8/6r

May 1, 2018

On Tuesday, Keltern had the chance to finish the series at home and make history.  They started off well and then Amber Orrange carried the team to a 64-56 win, knocking Wasserburg off of their throne for the first time in years.  Keltern’s ambitious project to make a splash in the top division paid off with a sweep and the league will suddenly become more intriguing from the first game next season.

Keltern vs. Wasserburg 64-56 RSK Orrange 29 Thomas 3/9r DeVaughn 1/6r Miloglav 1 WBG Gaillou-Loko 13 Palmer 11 Reid 8/11r Tobin 4 Holopainen 0

Keltern wins series 3-0