Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga

The women 's basketball national leagues GmbH ( DBBL ) is a company incorporated in June 2001 Society, which manages the first and the second two national leagues of the ladies the basketball in Germany. Partner of the company are the AG 1 DBBL, the DBBL AG 2 and the DBB. Seat of the DBBL is Bergisch Gladbach. CEO is since 1 July 2007 Achim Barbknecht. Its predecessors were Birgit Kunel and Jürgen Kofner. The DBBL is responsible for marketing, public relations and the organization of the gaming operation in the area from the top leagues and cups of competition of the German women's basketball.

Competitions

The DBBL has three playgroups with a nominal thickness of twelve teams each:

In the respective groups of the game DBBL can each participate with a team a Bundesliga club. The game is played according to the official rules of FIBA.

The first determines the German DBBL Women's Basketball champions and two relegated to the 2nd DBBL.

The two squadrons of the 2nd DBBL turn determine their Women's Basketball Champions, so for the following season acquire a climb right into the first DBBL, and relegated to the regional leagues.

In addition, a cup competition with all the Bundesliga as well as the respective champions of the national associations will be organized, which determines the Cup winner from the last four remaining teams compete in TOP4.

Team

The nominal thickness of 1 DBBL is twelve teams. For the season 2008/2009 the rule was introduced that at any time a Erstligaspieles each team must have at least one German player on the field. From the season 2010/2011 this number was increased to two German players.

Season Opening

Season Opening (English for " season opening " ) refers to the official main event at the beginning of the season a league game. In the German sports landscape, the DBBL is currently the only sports organization that opened the seasons of the first women 's basketball league in this form. The Austrian Women Basketball League ( AWBL ) leads for several years by a similar event.

In order to present the first Women's Basketball League in its entirety to a broad public, was discussed within the DBBL from a single season - opening event in one place and awarded at zustimmendem decision of the League Assembly after the application of one of the participating teams.

Up to and including 2002, the event was held with games out of competition, so were not in the standings. Each team was made ​​up of two test matches, one on Saturday and one on Sunday, said a total of up to twelve games were played simultaneously in different gyms.

For the first time in 2003 was settled at the Opening Season of the entire first round of the Bundesliga season in one place and in a video arcade. In the individual pairings in the preseason better placed team will be considered as an away team. Thus, a place among the top six of the final table will be rewarded with an extra home game in the following season.

Belonged to the framework program of the event or include

  • Gala ceremony with the best players and coaches preseason
  • Three-point competition
  • Girls Camp ( training camp for youth players )
  • Coach training

Venues

  • 2000 Saarlouis ( 7/8 October )
  • 2001 Saarlouis ( 29-30. September )
  • 2002 Marburg ( 21-22. September )
  • 2003 Marburg ( 27-28. September )
  • 2004 Leipzig ( 16-17. October )
  • 2005 Göttingen ( October 1/2 )
  • Not be held in 2006
  • 2007 Marburg ( 20-21. October )
  • 2008 Marburg ( 27-28. September )
  • 2009 Freiburg im Breisgau ( 26-27. September )
  • 2010 Freiburg ( 25-26. September )
  • 2011 Chemnitz ( 24-25. September )
  • 2012 Marburg ( 29-30. September )
  • 2013 Oberhausen ( 28-29. September )
  • 2014 Chemnitz ( 27-28. September )
List of German basketball champions
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