1. Regionalliga

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1.Regionalliga
CountryGermany
Confederation FIBA Europe (Europe)
Divisions4 (North, South-East, South-West and West)
Number of teams56 teams
Level on pyramid 4
Promotion to ProB
Relegation to2. Regionalliga
Current championsTSV Neustadt temps Shooters (North)
TG VR-Bank Würzburg Baskets (South-East)
SEEBURGER College Wizards (South-West)
ETB Miners (West)
(2023–24)
Website rln-basketball.de/index.php/1-und-2-liga/1-rl-herren

The 1.Regionalliga is the fourth-tier level league of professional club basketball in Germany.

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Structure

The league comprises 56 teams, separated into a 4-divisional structure wherein each regional structure consist of 12 to 16 teams. [1]

At the end of the league stage, the winning team of the playoffs in each division is eligible for promotion to the ProB, while the teams positioned in 9th place and lower fight in the play-downs to stay in the league. The bottom two placed teams of both divisions are relegated to the 2. Regionalliga. [2] [3]

Current teams (2021–22)

North

TeamCity or Locality
TSV Neustadt temps Shooters Neustadt am Rübenberge
ASC 46 Göttingen Göttingen
VfL Stade Stade
TSV Bargteheide Bees Bargteheide
Aschersleben Tigers BC Aschersleben
TuS ADEMAX Red Devils Bramsche Bramsche
Baskets Juniors TSG Westerstede Westerstede
Oldenburger TB Oldenburg
MTV/BG Wolfenbüttel Wolfenbüttel
SG Braunschweig Braunschweig
BBC Rendsburg Twisters Rendsburg
WSG Königs Wusterhausen Wusterhausen

South-East

TeamCity or Locality
TG SPRINTIS Veitshöchheim Veitshöchheim
TG VR-Bank Würzburg Baskets Akademie Würzburg
Culture City Weimar / Jena 2 Weimar
Dresden Titans 2 Dresden
Aschaffenburg Baskets Aschaffenburg
TTL Basketball Bamberg Bamberg
NINERS Chemnitz 2 Chemnitz
Regnitztal Baskets Strullendorf
Haching Baskets Unterhaching
TSV 1861 Nördlingen Nördlingen
hapa Ansbach Ansbach
Baskets Vilsbiburg Vilsbiburg
TS Jahn München Munich
ONLINEPRINTERS Neustadt a.d. Aisch Neustadt an der Aisch
MTSV Schwabing Basketball Munich
VfL Treuchtlingen Treuchtlingen

South-West

TeamCity or Locality
SEEBURGER College Wizards Karlsruhe
ROTH Energie Gießen Pointers Giessen
TV Langen Langen
Lich Basketball Lich
MTV Stuttgart Stuttgart
Sunkings Saarlouis Saarlouis
BBU 01 Ulm Neu-Ulm
TSG Solcom Ravens Reutlingen Reutlingen
KKK Haiterbach Haiterbach
SG Mannheim Mannheim
TuS Makkabi Frankfurt Frankfurt am Main
vamos! TSG Söflingen Ulm
Bona Baskets Limburg Limburg an der Lahn
SV 03 Tigers Tübingen Tübingen
TG Hanau Hanau

South-West

TeamCity or Locality
ETB Miners Essen
BBA Hagen (BG Hagen) Hagen
ACCENT BASKETS Salzkotten Salzkotten
Hertener Löwen Herten
BSV Münsterland Baskets Wulfen Dorsten
DTV Basketball Köln Cologne
TuS 59 HammStars Hamm
SV Haspe 70 Hagen
TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2 Leverkusen
NEW Elephants Grevenbroich Grevenbroich
UBC Münster 2 Münster
Citybasket Recklinghausen Recklinghausen
Telekom Baskets Bonn 2 Bonn

Notable players

To appear in this section a player must have played at least one season for the club OR either:

– Set a club or team record or won an individual award as a professional player.
– Played at least one official international match for his senior national team at any time.
– Played at least one game for the NBA or any other professional leagues in various continents.

Coaches

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