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Bundesliga (basketball)

In German Basketball, the Bundesliga is the highest level club competition where play determines the national champion. A national basketball league was first organized for play in 1939; however, with the beginning of Second World War, league play came to an end. Not until 1947 was the second basketball championship decided.

Today, sixteen teams compete in the highest level of play. The first title was won by LSV Spandau, and the team holding the record for title championships is Bayer Giants Leverkusen, who have won 14 championships. Since 1997, however, ALBA Berlin has dominated the league, winning their 7th title in 2003 as a result. Twenty teams have won the championship since its inception.

Teams

TeamCity/Area
ALBA BerlinBerlin
TBB TrierTrier
Telekom Baskets BonnBonn
Bayer Giants LeverkusenLeverkusen
GHP BambergBamberg
Giessen 46ersGiessen
BS Energy BraunschweigBraunschweig
Deutsche Bank SkylinersFrankfurt am Main
EWE Baskets OldenburgOldenburg
RheinEnergie KölnKöln
WALTER TIGERS TübingenTübingen
EnBW LudwigsburgLudwigsburg
BG KarlsruheKarlsruhe
Artland DragonsArtland
Eisbären BremerhavenBremerhaven
sellbytel Baskets NürnbergNürnberg

See also

German champions (basketball)



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