Dragons Rhondorf

Dragons Rhondorf
Founded	1912
Hall	Menzenberger Sports Hall (1,800 seats)
Homepage	www.dragons.de
Managing Director Sport	Yassin Idbihi
Trainer	Yassin Idbihi
league	1. Regionalliga West Men ProB 2018/19 : 11th place
	NBBL U 19 2014/2015: 4th place
	WNBL U 17 female 2014/2015: 1st place
Colours	Orange / white / black

The Dragons Rhöndorf are the basketball department of Rhöndorfer TV 1912 from the Rhöndorf district of Bad Honnef near Bonn . The club's first men's team belonged to the third-highest national division ProB until the end of the 2018/2019 season , after the team had already played first-class between 1995 and 1999.

history

Alternating between the 1st Bundesliga, 2nd Bundesliga, ProA and ProB (1994 to 2010)

Center Jonas Wohlfarth-Bottermann in the jersey of the Dragons

Former names of the team are TV Rhöndorf , TV Tatami Rhöndorf and SOBA Dragons Rhöndorf in the 2nd Bundesliga North and previously in the Basketball Bundesliga . After reaching 1st place in the 2nd Bundesliga North Season at the end of the 1994/95 season, he was promoted to the Basketball Bundesliga. In the top German league, the team played from 1995 to 1999, before the license changed to the Skyliners Frankfurt . Rhöndorf then played again in the 2nd Bundesliga with a license bought from Ludwigsburg. After the renewed promotion to the 1st Bundesliga, the license was passed on again. This time the beneficiary was RheinEnergy Cologne , later Cologne 99ers . Rhöndorf remained second class and qualified for the 2007/2008 season for the newly introduced ProA. After a fourth place, the Dragons surprisingly withdrew into the lower season of the 2nd division. There they want to focus more on training young talents again. They have been pursuing this goal together with Telekom Baskets Bonn since the 2006/2007 season . Under the name SG Bonn / Rhöndorf , both clubs compete in the NBBL . The 2008/2009 season ended the Dragons in fourth place and missed promotion to the ProA. During the 2009/2010 season, the Dragons announced that their long-time sponsor and patron Franz Ludwig Solzbacher would cease their engagement at the end of the season. Thus, the Dragons start the 2010/2011 season without the addition of SOBA in their name. A new GmbH was also founded. The Dragons Rhöndorf Marketing GmbH took over the license at the end of the 2009/2010 season and became the new carrier of the Dragons' gaming operations. The managing director of the new GmbH became the manager of the Dragons, Michael Wichterich .

The 2009/2010 season was one of the most successful seasons in the club's history. With 26 wins and four defeats, the Soba Dragons were sovereign champions of the ProB and thus secured the right of promotion to the ProA . In addition, Eric Detlev was named Trainer of the Year at ProB. During the summer there were feverish attempts to secure the required budget for the ProA and this was successful. But the face of the team changed a lot. Long-standing, established players left the club, including Christopher Rojik , Johannes Lange and Jürgen Malbeck . Likewise, it was not possible to keep crowd favorite DeUndrae Spraggins . With a strongly rejuvenated team, an attempt should be made to re-establish the club in the ProA. But already one match day before the end of the season it was clear that the Dragons would miss relegation. After a 75:79 defeat against Würzburg after double extension, relegation was certain. DeUndrae Spraggins, who had since returned, couldn't change that either.

ProB, ProA and again ProB (2011 to 2017)

Florian Koch was part of the Dragons squad from 2011 to 2013

Due to the withdrawal of the license against USC Freiburg and the GiroLive-Ballers Osnabrück , the Dragons initially got their right to start in the ProA for 2011/2012. At the end of June 2011, however, those responsible announced that the Dragons would withdraw again into the ProB . Financial aspects were primarily responsible for this. There the strongly rejuvenated team was able to establish itself in the course of the season and reached position 5 of the southern season at the end of the regular season. In the play-offs, the Dragons were defeated by SG Braunschweig in two games and were eliminated in the second round. Shortly thereafter, coach Eric Detlev separated after more than 10 years with the Dragons. The reason for the separation was increasingly different views on the direction of the club, but also the desire for new impulses for the teams and the concept of the Dragons.

In April 2012, Boris Kaminski was introduced as a new head coach and sports director. Kaminski previously worked for the Hertener Löwen . The first season under Boris Kaminski the Dragons finished in first place in the southern season with 19 wins and 3 losses. In the first round of the play-offs, the Dragons then met the BSW Sixers from Sandersdorf and were eliminated in the first round due to injury concerns. For the 2013/2014 season, Fabian Thülig, a former public favorite, returned to the Drachenfels after he had previously terminated his contract with Telekom Baskets Bonn . The team also reached the play-offs in 2014 with 12 wins and 10 losses in the regular season. Opponent in the round of 16 was the former Bundesliga club Schwelmer Baskets . Against the Baskets, the Dragons were ultimately eliminated 1: 2 again in the first round. Shortly after leaving the play-offs, the Dragons announced the contract extension with head coach Boris Kaminski. He received a new contract until summer 2016.

For the 2014/2015 season, Savo Milovic, a former youth player of the Dragons, returned. The talents Kostja Mushidi, Alexander Angerer and Alexander Möller were also appointed to the Rhöndorfer ProB team. During the season, sports manager Sebastian Schmidt split up due to differing views in the sporting and economic areas of the club. In terms of sport, the Dragons established themselves in the top field of ProB-Süd and were able to finish the regular season in third place. In the play-offs, Boris Kaminski's team met in the round of 16 against the university giants Leipzig , against whom the Dragons were eliminated with 1: 2 and thus for the fourth time in a row did not survive the first round of the play-offs.

At the end of the 2014/2015 season it became known that the two athletically qualified teams of SC Rist Wedel and Oldenburg TB would not make use of their promotion rights. After the university giants Leipzig also renounced the ascent, the license went to the Dragons Rhöndorf, who officially announced on May 12, 2015 to compete in the ProA again . After just two wins and 16 defeats, head coach Boris Kaminski resigned from his duties in January 2016. His successor was his previous assistant coach Christian Mehrens . But even under Mehrens, the sporting turnaround no longer succeeded and the Dragons were relegated to the ProB as bottom of the table . Shortly after the end of the season, the Dragons announced the separation from Christian Mehrens, who did not receive a new contract as head coach. His predecessor Boris Kaminski returned to the Dragons Rhöndorf as the new managing director.

The new head coach for the 2016/2017 season was Matthias Sonnenschein, who previously worked as an assistant coach for the Dragons and was head coach for the JBBL team at SG Bonn / Rhöndorf . The playing time turned into a real roller coaster ride and culminated on the last day of the main round in a close final for the last playoff places. Ultimately, the Dragons slipped from seventh to tenth place due to their own defeat against the Weißenhorn Youngstars and the parallel victories of the Licher BasketBären, the TG s.Oliver Würzburg and the Skyliners Frankfurt II and had to go into the ProB relegation round for the first time in the club's history. With the US-American Aaron Nelson, the statistically best player left the team before the start of the relegation round, at the end of March the team management made a change of coach in order to add another stimulus in the fight for relegation: The Dutchman Thomas Roijakkers , who spent a month Had previously been dismissed at RSV Eintracht (ProB-Nordstaffel), which was also threatened with relegation , Sonnenschein replaced as head coach. Ultimately, the Rhöndorfer managed to stay up under Roijakker's leadership thanks to a 59:84 away win on the last day of the playdowns at the Licher BasketBären and were two points ahead of the university giants Leipzig in the final table of the relegation round , which due to a violation of the league statutes during the Playdowns had to accept a deduction of two counters.

Intensified cooperation with Telekom Baskets Bonn and relegation from professional basketball (from 2017)

During the summer of 2017, managing director Boris Kaminski announced his departure from the Dragons Rhöndorf and after a total of 5 years in various positions within the club, he switched to a sponsor in the private sector. His successor was Alexander Dohms, who had already been managing director of the entire club at the Dragons between 2011 and 2012. At the same time as Alexander Dohms, Thomas Adelt was introduced as the new head coach of the Dragons. Adelt was previously head coach of the second representation of Telekom Baskets Bonn in the 1st Regionalliga West.

In the course of introducing the new staff, it was announced that the cooperation between Telekom Baskets Bonn and Dragons Rhöndorf would be further intensified and that the Bonn team would be responsible for the sporting interests of the Dragons Rhöndorf in the future. This should also be accompanied by a uniform conceptual planning that also includes the JBBL and NBBL teams of the Bonn / Rhöndorf team .

After the difficult 2016/2017 season, the 2017/2018 season was again a successful year for the Dragons, who, led by US guard Kameron Taylor, were able to record 15 wins and 7 defeats and start from third place in the playoffs. There, however, the team was eliminated with 0: 2 against the dukes of Wolfenbüttel .

As a result, most of the top performers left the team over the summer and joined other teams from the ProB. Mainly due to the weakness in the German positions in the squad, the Dragons Rhöndorf got into the relegation battle early in the 2018/2019 season and had to go into the league's relegation round as the penultimate in the table. There it was no longer possible to ensure relegation, and already two game days before the end of the playdowns, the sporting descent was certain after a defeat against BBC Coburg . This ended an era of 25 years of professional basketball in Bad Honnef.

In mid-May 2019, the Dragons announced the engagement of Yassin Idbihi as the new managing director for the sporting sector. Idbihi, who previously worked as a youth coordinator at Brose Bamberg , is to take over the management of the Dragons together with the previous managing director Alexander Dohms. The coaching position was also newly filled, Markus Röwenstrunk was signed for this position. After a bumpy start with only three wins from the first six games, head coach Markus Röwenstrunk was released from his duties in October 2019. As an interim head coach, Yassin Idbihi took on the sporting management of the 1st team in addition to his duties as the sports director.

In January 2020 it was announced through a joint press release that the board of the association had released the previous managing director Alexander Dohms from his duties. In the course of the corona pandemic, the West German Basketball Association decided not to hold the playoffs of the 1st Regional League West and so the season ended with the table of the 25th matchday. The Dragons Rhöndorf ended the season in 3rd place in the table and missed their return to the ProB.

Team 2020/2021

Squad of the Dragons Rhöndorf in the 2020/2021 season

player No. Nat. Surname birth size info Last club Guards ( PG , SG ) Mats Linden 2002 NBBL own youth Jacob Engelhardt 1997 1.90 m Bayer Giants Leverkusen Johann Bruno Albrecht 2001 1.89 m Team Ehingen Urspring Nikola Petojevic 2003 1.95 m  KK Vizura Belgrade 13 Simonas Lukosius 2002 1.95 m NBBL  Vilniaus KM 12 Kilian Binapfl 2000 1.97 m DL FC Bayern Munich (basketball) 10 David Falkenstein 1997 1.85 m DL own youth 4th Jonas Falkenstein 2000 1.85 m DL SG Bonn / Rhöndorf Forwards ( SF , PF ) Clint beauty 2002 2.00 m International Basketball Academy Munich Paul Albrecht 1993 2.05 m Artland Dragons 7th Pal Ghotra 1998 1.97 m BSW Sixers 8th Lotola Otshumbe 1984 1.95 m Telekom Baskets Bonn II 3 Gabriel de Oliveira 1998 2.06 m DL Iserlohn Kangaroos Center ( C ) 25th Marek Mboya Kotieno 2000 2.06 m DL Dukes Wolfenbüttel

Trainer Nat. Surname position Yassin Idbihi Head coach Julius Thomas Assistant coach Yassin Idbihi Managing Director Sport Legend Abbr. meaning DL Double license with Bonn NBBL Also in the NBBL team K captain II Double license for 2nd team NT National team swell Team homepage Status: March 2020

Change to the 2020/2021 season

Additions: Johann Bruno Albrecht ( Team Ehingen Urspring ), Nikola Petojevic ( KK Vizura Belgrad / SRB), Jacob Engelhardt ( Bayer Giants Leverkusen ), Paul Albrecht ( Artland Dragons ), Clint Schönheiter ( International Basketball Academy Munich ), Mats Linden (own youth )

Departures: Dii'Jon Allen-Jordan (destination unknown), Jure Besedic (destination unknown), Jeffrey Martin (destination unknown), Anish Sharda ( MTB Baskets Hannover ), Samuel Horvath (destination unknown), Enric Garrido Foz ( SSV Lokomotive Bernau )

Well-known former players

Dragons Rhöndorf players in an away game against s.Oliver Baskets from Würzburg

The following players were national team players before, during or after their playing time with the Dragons:

• Rolf Mayr (1993-95)
• Moritz Kleine-Brockhoff (1994-97)
• Thomas Deuster (1994-97)
• Detlef Musch (1995-99)
• Johannes Strasser (1999-2001)
• Yassin Idbihi (2001-03)
• Michael Koch 2003/04
• Jürgen Malbeck (2003-10)
• Dominik Bahiense de Mello (2004/05)
• Jonas Wohlfarth-Bottermann (2009-11)

Other well-known former players are:

• Christian Mehrens (1995-1999)
• Steven Key (1996-99)
• Christopher Rojik (1998-2000 / 2003-10)
• Artur Kolodziejski (1999-2001)
• Rodney Scruggs (2002-2003 / 2005-2006)
• Johannes Lange (2002-10)
• Alexander Seggelke (2002-2003)
• Goran Kovacev (2004-09)
• David Watson (2009-11)
• DeUndrae Spraggins (2009-11)
• Fabian Thülig (2009-11 / 2013-15)
• Sanijay Watts (2010-11)
• Florian Koch (2011-13)
• Viktor Frankl-Maus (2012-18)
• Kameron Taylor (2017-18)
• Anish Sharda (2018-20)

Coach history (from 1993)

• Michael Laufer - 1993 to 1995
• Rob Friedrich - 1995 to 1996
• Tom Schneeman - 1996 to 1998
• Joe Whelton - 1998 to 1999
• Berthold Bisselik - 1999 to 2005, and 2006 to 2007
• Klaus Perwas - 2005 to 2006
• Olaf Stolz - 2007 to 2009
• Eric Detlev - 2009 to 2012
• Boris Kaminski - 2012 to 2016
• Christian Mehrens - 2016
• Matthias Sonnenschein - 2016 to 2017
• Thomas Roijakkers - 2017
• Thomas Adelt - 2017 to 2019
• Markus Röwenstrunk - 2019
• Yassin Idbihi - Since 2019

Past seasons (since 1994)

• 1994/1995: 01st place in 2nd Bundesliga North relay (promotion to the basketball Bundesliga )
• 1995/1996: 11th place in the Basketball Bundesliga
• 1996/1997: 02nd place basketball Bundesliga (2: 4 in the play-off quarter-finals against Telekom Baskets Bonn eliminated)
• 1997/1998: 05th place in the Basketball Bundesliga (1: 4 eliminated in the play-off quarter-finals against TBB Trier )
• 1998/1999: 03rd place in the Basketball Bundesliga (1: 3 in the play-off semifinals against Telekom Baskets Bonn , then the license was sold to the Frankfurt Skyliners )
• 1999/2000: 02nd place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay (3rd place in the promotion round)
• 2000/2001: 01st place in 2nd Bundesliga North relay (starting right for the 1st league was given to the Cologne 99ers )
• 2001/2002: 05th place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay
• 2002/2003: 09th place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay
• 2003/2004: 04th place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay
• 2004/2005: 03rd place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay
• 2005/2006: 06th place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay
• 2006/2007: 04th place in the 2nd Bundesliga North relay
• 2007/2008: 04th place ProA
• 2008/2009: 04th place in the ProA (afterwards voluntary withdrawal into the ProB )
• 2009/2010: 01st place ProB (promotion to ProA )
• 2010/2011: 16th place ProA (relegation to ProB )
• 2011/2012: 05th place ProB Süd (0-2 eliminated in the play-off round of 16 against SG Braunschweig )
• 2012/2013: 01st place ProB Süd (0-2 eliminated in the play-off round of 16 against BSW Sixers )
• 2013/2014: 06th place ProB Süd ( knocked out 1: 2 in the play-off round of 16 against Schwelmer Baskets )
• 2014/2015: 03rd place ProB Süd (1: 2 in the play-off round of 16 against the Uni-Giants Leipzig , promotion to the ProA through license waiver of the Uni-Giants Leipzig)
• 2015/2016: 16th place in ProA (relegation to ProB )
• 2016/2017: 10th place ProB Süd (relegation via the playdowns)
• 2017/2018: 03rd place ProB Süd (0-2 eliminated in the play-off round of 16 against the Dukes Wolfenbüttel )
• 2018/2019: 11th place ProB Süd (relegation to the 1st Regionalliga West)
• 2019/2020: 03rd place 1st Regional League West

Best marks from previous seasons (from 1996)

season	Points	Rebounds	Assists	Steals	Blocks
1996/1997	Richard Morton 561 (23.4 per game)	Christian Mehrens 152 (6.3)	Steven Key 167 (6.9)	Richard Morton 52 (2.2)	Christian Mehrens 40 (1.7)
1997/1998	Richard Morton 512 (19.7 per game)	Stephan Johnson 177 (7.4)	Steven Key 106 (5.1)	Steven Key 49 (2.3)	Stephan Johnson 23 (0.9)
1998/1999	Matthew Alosa 535 (16.4 per game)	Detlef Musch 179 (5.8)	Duane Washington 105 (5.3)	Duane Washington 51 (2.6)	Detlef Musch 21 (0.7)
1999/2000	Duane Washington 578 (20.6 per game)	Sascha Rudolphi 158 (5.5)	Duane Washington 103 (3.7)	Duane Washington 59 (2.1)	Sascha Rudolphi 17 (0.6)
2000/2001	Duane Washington 699 (25.0 per game)	Jürgen Massmann 124 (4.7)	Duane Washington 98 (5.5)	Duane Washington 66 (2.4)	Thomas Lieschke 15 (0.5)
2001/2002	Duane Washington 609 (22.6 per game)	Yassin Idbihi 139 (7.0)	Duane Washington 113 (4.2)	Duane Washington 62 (2.3)	Yassin Idbihi 20 (1.0)
2002/2003	Alexander Seggelke 618 (21.3 per game)	Michael Skender 159 (6.4)	Rodney Scruggs 57 (2.1)	Alexander Seggelke 38 (1.3)	Yassin Idbihi 21 (1.0)
2003/2004	Christopher Rojik 650 (21.7 per game)	Jürgen Malbeck 221 (7.6)	Michael Koch 125 (4.5)	Michael Koch 54 (1.9)	Jürgen Malbeck 39 (1.3)
2004/2005	Christopher Rojik 573 (19.1 per game)	Christopher Rojik 227 (7.6)	Gordon Scott 113 (4.3)	Gordon Scott 69 (2.7)	Jürgen Malbeck 30 (1.0)
2005/2006	Christopher Rojik 516 (17.2 per game)	Christopher Rojik 236 (7.9)	Nicholas Moore 105 (3.9)	Nicholas Moore 33 (1.2)	Jürgen Malbeck 19 (0.7)
2006/2007	William Hatcher 565 (18.5 per game)	Jürgen Malbeck 198 (6.8)	William Hatcher 149 (5.0)	William Hatcher 45 (1.5)	Jürgen Malbeck 28 (1.0)
2007/2008	Christopher Rojik 463 (15.4 per game)	Matt Dlouhy 207 (6.9)	Kelvin Parker 123 (4.1)	Kelvin Parker 79 (2.6)	Jürgen Malbeck 18 (0.6)
2008/2009	Christopher Rojik 497 (19.1 per game)	Christopher Rojik 237 (9.1)	Gabriel Moore 125 (4.3)	Gabriel Moore 62 (2.1)	Jürgen Malbeck 22 (0.8)
2009/2010	DeUndrae Spraggins 599 (20.7 per game)	Christopher Rojik 196 (6.5)	DeUndrae Spraggins 112 (3.9)	DeUndrae Spraggins 57 (2.0)	Jonas Wohlfarth-Bottermann 37 (1.4)
2010/2011	Sanijay Watts 532 (17.7 per game)	Sanijay Watts 262 (8.7)	Nick Larsen 119 (4.6)	Nick Larsen 34 (1.3)	Jonas Wohlfarth-Bottermann 61 (2.1)
2011/2012	Stuart Turnbull 410 (17.1 per game)	Tim Kasper 159 (6.6)	Nick Larsen 119 (5.0)	Stuart Turnbull 55 (2.3)	Tim Kasper 17 (0.7)
2012/2013	Geddes Robinson 389 (17.3 per game)	Geddes Robinson 269 ​​(11.7)	Nick Larsen 127 (5.5)	Nick Larsen 37 (1.6)	Alejo Rodriguez 26 (1.4)
2013/2014	Tim Schönborn 356 (14.6 per game)	Cory Remekun 203 (8.1)	Nick Larsen 118 (4.7)	Fabian Thülig 40 (1.6)	Cory Remekun 65 (2.6)
2014/2015	Justin Smith 234 (21.3 per game)	Theron Laudermill 168 (6.7)	Viktor Frankl-Maus 73 (4.1)	Fabian Thülig 45 (1.8)	Theron Laudermill 39 (1.6)
2015/2016	Stering Carter 389 (15.6 per game)	Florian Wendeler 138 (4.9)	Viktor Frankl mouse 135 (5.0)	Viktor Frankl Mouse 48 (1.8)	Florian Wendeler 26 (0.9)
2016/2017	Aaron Nelson 459 (23.0 per game)	Aaron Nelson 250 (12.5)	Viktor Frankl-Maus 176 (6.8)	Viktor Frankl-Mouse 43 (1.7)	Aaron Nelson 26 (1.3)
2017/2018	Kameron Taylor 562 (23.4 per game)	Kameron Taylor 189 (7.9)	Kameron Taylor 135 (5.6)	Kameron Taylor 63 (2.6)	Brandon Watkins 16 (1.6)
2018/2019	Zygimantas Riauka 482 (17.2 per game)	Zygimantas Riauka 365 (13.0)	Joachim Koschade 109 (3.9)	Kwan Waller 70 (3.2)	Zygimantas Riauka 41 (1.5)
2019/2020	Curtis Hollis 433 (22.8 per game)	Curtis Hollis 153 (8.1)	Anish Sharda 101 (4.2)	Curtis Hollis 58 (3.1)	Gabriel de Oliveira 21 (1,2)

Other teams (selection)

• 2nd men's team: Oberliga
• 1. Women team: 1. Regionalliga West
• U 19 male NBBL as a cooperation SG Bonn / Rhöndorf
• U 19 female NRW League
• U 16 male JBBL as a cooperation SG Bonn / Rhöndorf
• U 17 female WNBL
• U 15 female regional league
• U 14 male regional league

Venues

The home arena of the Dragons is the Menzenberg sports hall ("Dragon Dome") in the Selhof district of Bad Honnef. The Dragons played their home games there even in the first division. The hall currently has a capacity of 1,800 for home games. During the 2006/2007 season, however, the Dragons had to play a large part of their home games in the sports hall on Sonnenhügel in the neighboring Oberpleis, as the Menzenberg sports hall was unplayable after an arson attack. An extension of the hall was completely destroyed by the fire. Likewise, the mobile grandstands stored in it. To do this, the entire parquet floor in the hall had to be replaced. Just in time for the 2007/2008 season, the Dragons were able to return to their traditional home hall. During the summer break in 2015, the Menzenberg sports hall was renovated again and new display boards, an LED video wall and a new parquet floor were installed or laid.

For the home game against FC Bayern Munich in October 2010, the Dragons moved again to another hall. Due to the great demand, the game took place in Bonn's Telekom Dome in front of 3300 spectators.

Further venues for the other Dragons teams are:

• New sports hall of the Siebengebirgsgymnasium
• New sports hall at Hagerhof Palace
• Old sports hall of Hagerhof Palace
• Mühlenweg sports hall in Rhöndorf

Hagerhof Castle

The Dragons Rhöndorf have been cooperating with the Schloss Hagerhof high school for many years in order to enable the talents to optimally network sports and training . Many talented players have lived in the boarding school there and graduated from high school. Likewise, the Hagerhof high school with its sports focus offers many talents the opportunity to develop and train individually outside of the club training.

Web links

• Homepage of the Dragons Rhöndorf
• Dragons fan club

Individual evidence

1. ↑ #MissionPlayoffs failed - Dragons are defeated in the season finale | Dragons Rhöndorf - 2nd basketball Bundesliga / ProB . In: Dragons Rhöndorf - 2nd basketball Bundesliga / ProB . March 4, 2017 ( dragons.de [accessed March 26, 2017]).
2. ↑ Dragons Rhöndorf go into the playdowns without Aaron Nelson | Dragons Rhöndorf - 2nd basketball Bundesliga / ProB . In: Dragons Rhöndorf - 2nd basketball Bundesliga / ProB . March 8, 2017 ( dragons.de [accessed March 26, 2017]).
3. ↑ RSV Eintracht Basketball - Lars Boljahn: RSV Eintracht in future without Thomas Roijakkers | RSV Eintracht Basketball. Retrieved March 26, 2017 . 
4. ↑ New input for the playdowns: Thomas Roijakkers takes over on the sidelines | Dragons Rhöndorf - 2nd basketball Bundesliga / ProB . In: Dragons Rhöndorf - 2nd basketball Bundesliga / ProB . March 26, 2017 ( dragons.de [accessed March 26, 2017]).
5. ↑ 2. Basketball Bundesliga | Point deduction for the university giants Leipzig. Retrieved April 22, 2017 . 
6. ↑ Dragons before the break .
7. ↑ https://www.dragons.de/markus-roewenstrunk-neuer-dragons-headcoach/
8. ↑ Dragons managing director Alex Dohms leaves the club .