Austria Bundesliga

Austria Bundesliga

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DateRKodus v Võõrsil-
04/27 17:00 3 [3] Oberwart Gunners v Klosterneuburg Dukes [6] 54-73
04/26 18:15 3 [5] St. Polten v Raiffeisen Flyers Wels [4] 80-72
04/25 17:00 3 [2] Kapfenberg Bulls v Swans Gmunden [1] 83-80
04/25 17:00 3 [1] UBSC Raiffeisen Graz v BC GGMT Vienna [2] 67-75
04/25 17:00 3 [6] Klosterneuburg Dukes v Oberwart Gunners [3] 61-66
04/23 15:30 3 [1] Swans Gmunden v Kapfenberg Bulls [2] 93-65
04/22 17:00 3 [3] Oberwart Gunners v Klosterneuburg Dukes [6] 92-93
04/22 15:30 3 [4] Raiffeisen Flyers Wels v St. Polten [5] 71-67
04/22 15:30 3 [2] BC GGMT Vienna v UBSC Raiffeisen Graz [1] 89-82
04/15 15:30 10 [6] BBC Nord Dragonz v Furstenfeld Panthers [5] 72-78
04/15 15:30 10 [3] Traiskirchen Lions v Vienna Timberwolves [4] 95-79
04/15 15:30 10 [2] Kapfenberg Bulls v UBSC Raiffeisen Graz [1] 87-96
04/15 15:30 10 [5] St. Polten v Raiffeisen Flyers Wels [4] 97-98
04/15 15:30 10 [3] Oberwart Gunners v Klosterneuburg Dukes [6] 68-72
04/15 15:30 10 [1] Swans Gmunden v BC GGMT Vienna [2] 88-82
04/10 15:30 9 [5] Furstenfeld Panthers v Traiskirchen Lions [3] 86-91
04/10 15:30 9 [1] UBSC Raiffeisen Graz v BBC Nord Dragonz [6] 101-80
04/10 15:30 9 [4] Raiffeisen Flyers Wels v Oberwart Gunners [3] 84-60
04/10 15:30 9 [1] Swans Gmunden v Klosterneuburg Dukes [6] 91-77
04/10 13:30 9 [2] BC GGMT Vienna v St. Polten [5] 92-81
04/09 15:30 9 [4] Vienna Timberwolves v Kapfenberg Bulls [2] 72-63
04/06 17:00 8 [6] Klosterneuburg Dukes v Raiffeisen Flyers Wels [4] 73-63
04/06 17:00 8 [1] BC GGMT Vienna v Oberwart Gunners [3] 64-79
04/05 17:00 8 [4] Furstenfeld Panthers v Vienna Timberwolves [6] 61-71
04/05 17:00 8 [3] Traiskirchen Lions v UBSC Raiffeisen Graz [1] 68-79
04/05 17:00 8 [5] St. Polten v Swans Gmunden [2] 82-83
04/05 16:00 8 [5] BBC Nord Dragonz v Kapfenberg Bulls [2] 55-93
04/02 15:30 7 [3] Oberwart Gunners v St. Polten [5] 81-69
04/02 15:00 7 [6] Klosterneuburg Dukes v BC GGMT Vienna [1] 73-85
04/02 13:30 7 [5] Vienna Timberwolves v BBC Nord Dragonz [6] 77-87

The Austrian Basketball Superliga (English: Basketball Super League) is the highest tier basketball league in Austria. Established in 2019, it replaced the Austrian Basketball Bundesliga (ABL) as the first level competition in the country. The winners of the Superliga are crowned Austrian champions. The competition aimed to start "a new era" in Austrian basketball. In its inaugural season, the competition consisted of ten teams.

History

The Basketball Superliga was established in the summer of 2019 to replace the Austrian Bundsliga. Television contracts were signed with Sky Sport and ORF. All games will also be streamed online. On 9 August 2019, the ten teams that would compete in the inaugural season were announced, with nine teams coming from last ÖBL season.

The new league's first season was ended prematurely because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

On 16 May 2021, Swans Gmunden won the first Superliga championship.

Austria Bundesliga on Austria kõrgeim korvpalliliiga. See loodi 1946. aastal ja on sellest ajast peale pidevalt toimunud. Liigas mängib 10 meeskonda, kes mängivad põhihooajal 27 mängu. Põhihooaja neli parimat meeskonda pääsevad play-off'i, mis mängitakse parimast kolmest formaadis. Austria Bundesliga võitja kvalifitseerub FIBA Europe Cup'i.