List of international matches for the German women's basketball team

This list contains all the official international matches of the German women's basketball team . The national team appeared since the first international match on June 4, 1954 to more than 650 internationals; about 40 percent were victoriously contested, the other comparisons lost the team. All results are always given from a German point of view, the outcome of the game is indicated by a green (victory) or red background (defeat).

List of international matches

No.	date	Venue	opponent	Pts +	Pts -	occasion	Remarks
1	04th June 1954	Belgrade	Yugoslavia (1)	14th	69	European Championship
2	0June 6, 1954	Belgrade	Soviet Union (1)	11	106	European Championship	Biggest defeat of all time (95 points).
3	0June 8, 1954	Belgrade	Austria (1)	25th	33	European Championship
4th	0June 9, 1954	Belgrade	Denmark (1)	33	21st	European Championship
5	June 12, 1954	Belgrade	Italy (1)	35	60	European Championship	West Germany ranks 9th out of 10 participants.
6th	0June 2, 1956	Prague	Romania (1)	30th	49	European Championship
7th	0June 3, 1956	Prague	Hungary (1)	39	71	European Championship
8th	0June 4th 1956	Prague	France (1)	29	54	European Championship
9	05th June 1956	Prague	Scotland (1)	53	34	European Championship
10	0June 6, 1956	Prague	Yugoslavia	40	89	European Championship
11	0June 7, 1956	Prague	Netherlands (1)	53	71	European Championship
12	0June 9, 1956	Prague	Denmark	30th	34	European Championship
13	June 10, 1956	Prague	Scotland	49	30th	European Championship	West Germany ranks 15th among 16 participants.
14th	Apr 17, 1960	Osnabrück	Netherlands	42	47	Friendship
15th	Nov 12, 1960	Vienna	Austria	35	47	Friendship
16	27 Mar 1961	Mulhouse	Hungary	39	64	European Championship qualification
17th	28 Mar 1961	Mulhouse	Switzerland (1)	38	34	European Championship qualification
18th	29 Mar 1961	Mulhouse	Netherlands	44	56	European Championship qualification
19th	30th Mar 1961	Mulhouse	France	45	51	European Championship qualification
20th	0Apr 1, 1961	Mulhouse	Scotland	57	31	European Championship qualification
21st	0Apr 2, 1961	Mulhouse	Sweden (1)	35	26th	European Championship qualification	West Germany missed the qualification for the European Championship.
22nd	Oct 22, 1961	Amsterdam	Netherlands	48	46	Friendship
23	0Jan. 7, 1962	Berlin	Austria	55	28	Friendship
24	0Nov 1, 1962	Ghent	Belgium (1)	30th	56	Friendship
25th	Jan. 12, 1963	Vienna	Austria	46	48	Friendship
26th	29 Sep 1963	Aachen	Belgium	62	66	Friendship
27	June 12, 1964	Lugano	Italy	27	41	European Championship qualification
28	June 13, 1964	Lugano	Switzerland	45	42	European Championship qualification	West Germany missed the qualification for the European Championship.
29	Sep 11 1964	augsburg	Turkey (1)	73	31	Friendship
30th	0May 6, 1965	Heidelberg	United States (1)	29	60	Friendship
31	July 15, 1965	Porto San Giorgio	Czechoslovakia (1)	26th	69	competition
32	July 16, 1965	Porto San Giorgio	Italy	27	71	competition
33	July 17, 1965	Porto San Giorgio	Bulgaria (1)	32	79	competition
34	Oct 17, 1965	Dusseldorf	Brazil (1)	51	78	Friendship
35	Feb 26, 1966	augsburg	Austria	52	41	Friendship
36	Feb. 27, 1966	augsburg	Austria	40	42	Friendship
37	May 13, 1966	Bremerhaven	Belgium	46	36	European Championship qualification
38	May 14, 1966	Bremerhaven	England (1)	59	25th	European Championship qualification
39	May 15, 1966	Bremerhaven	Netherlands	35	52	European Championship qualification
40	0Oct. 1, 1966	Sibiu	German Democratic Republic (1)	51	105	European Championship
41	0Oct 2, 1966	Sibiu	Bulgaria	30th	75	European Championship
42	0Oct 3, 1966	Sibiu	Czechoslovakia	33	87	European Championship
43	0Oct 4, 1966	Sibiu	France	39	48	European Championship
44	0Oct 5, 1966	Sibiu	Yugoslavia	53	101	European Championship
45	0Oct 7, 1966	Cluj	Italy	50	63	European Championship
46	0Oct 8, 1966	Cluj	France	43	71	European Championship	West Germany came last among 12 participants.
47	Dec. 27, 1967	Bremerhaven	Denmark	20th	16	competition
48	Dec 28, 1967	Bremerhaven	Netherlands	38	55	competition
49	Dec 29, 1967	Bremerhaven	Denmark	68	45	competition
50	Dec. 30, 1967	Bremerhaven	Netherlands	47	55	competition
51	22 Mar 1968	Berlin	Switzerland	54	48	competition
52	25th Mar 1968	Berlin	France	47	82	competition
53	Apr 19, 1968	Hagen	Israel (1)	73	52	European Championship qualification
54	Apr 20, 1968	Hagen	Denmark	62	42	European Championship qualification
55	Apr 21, 1968	Hagen	Hungary	51	87	European Championship qualification
56	05th July 1968	Catania	Netherlands	36	48	European Championship
57	0July 6, 1968	Catania	Soviet Union	27	105	European Championship
58	07th July 1968	Catania	Belgium	47	58	European Championship
59	0July 9, 1968	Ragusa	Romania	43	55	European Championship
60	July 10, 1968	Ragusa	Czechoslovakia	32	79	European Championship
61	July 11, 1968	Ragusa	Netherlands	41	64	European Championship
62	July 12, 1968	Ragusa	Hungary	30th	75	European Championship
63	July 13, 1968	Ragusa	France	47	91	European Championship	West Germany came last among 13 participants.
64	Dec. 27, 1968	Bremerhaven	Denmark	62	51	competition
65	Dec 28, 1968	Bremerhaven	Belgium	40	48	competition
66	Dec 28, 1968	Bremerhaven	Sweden	52	55	competition
67	Dec 29, 1968	Bremerhaven	Netherlands	31	73	competition
68	Dec. 27, 1969	Bremerhaven	Switzerland	79	73	competition
69	Dec 28, 1969	Bremerhaven	Netherlands	58	83	competition
70	December 29, 1969	Bremerhaven	France	47	103	competition
71	Dec. 30, 1969	Bremerhaven	Belgium	67	62	competition
72	Jan. 24, 1970	Teesside	England	107	56	Friendship
73	Jan 25, 1970	Leeds	England	88	71	Friendship
74	04th June 1972	Osnabrück	Netherlands	41	74	competition
75	June 11, 1972	Tel Aviv	Israel	68	50	Friendship
76	Apr 13, 1974	Marburg	Luxembourg (1)	87	38	European Championship qualification
77	Apr. 14, 1974	Marburg	Scotland	75	44	European Championship qualification
78	Apr 15, 1974	Marburg	Netherlands	64	73	European Championship qualification
79	Apr. 27, 1974	Kecskemét	Hungary	53	81	competition
80	Apr. 29, 1974	Budapest	Bulgaria	56	74	competition
81	Apr 30, 1974	Budapest	Italy	47	62	competition
82	0May 3, 1974	Cologne	Netherlands	64	45	Friendship
83	23 Aug 1974	Sassari	Soviet Union	47	106	European Championship
84	Aug 24, 1974	Sassari	Yugoslavia	54	75	European Championship
85	25 Aug 1974	Sassari	Hungary	36	50	European Championship
86	27 Aug 1974	Sassari	Denmark	64	54	European Championship
87	Aug 28, 1974	Sassari	Poland (1)	44	87	European Championship
88	29 Aug 1974	Sassari	Netherlands	51	45	European Championship	West Germany ranks 10th out of 13 participants.
89	0Jan. 3, 1976	Chin	Sweden	86	72	Friendship
90	0Jan. 4, 1976	Borås	Sweden	62	63	Friendship
91	0Jan. 6, 1976	Copenhagen	Denmark	73	46	Friendship
92	0Jan. 7, 1976	Copenhagen	Denmark	68	64	Friendship
93	Apr 19, 1976	Alcoy	Denmark	56	39	European Championship qualification
94	Apr 20, 1976	Alcoy	Scotland	76	38	European Championship qualification
95	Apr 21, 1976	Alcoy	Spain (1)	60	62	European Championship qualification
96	Apr 23, 1976	Szolnok	Hungary	55	85	competition
97	Apr 24, 1976	Szolnok	Bulgaria	57	95	competition
98	Apr 25, 1976	Szolnok	Czechoslovakia	76	77	competition
99	Apr. 26, 1976	Szolnok	Cuba (1)	58	80	competition
100	May 20, 1976	Mont-Dore	Hungary	44	55	European Championship
101	May 21, 1976	Mont-Dore	Italy	53	59	European Championship
102	May 22, 1976	Mont-Dore	Poland	60	62	European Championship
103	May 24, 1976	Clermont-Ferrand	Spain	50	41	European Championship
104	May 26, 1976	Clermont-Ferrand	Romania	54	71	European Championship
105	May 27, 1976	Clermont-Ferrand	Belgium	67	68	European Championship
106	May 28, 1976	Clermont-Ferrand	Netherlands	68	70	European Championship	West Germany came last among 13 participants.
107	Dec. 28, 1976	Cuxhaven	Denmark	94	46	competition
108	Dec 30, 1976	Cuxhaven	Sweden	69	62	competition
109	Dec 28, 1977	Neustadt an der Aisch	Czechoslovakia	72	73	competition
110	Dec 29, 1977	Neustadt an der Aisch	Hungary	67	84	competition
111	Dec 30, 1977	Neustadt an der Aisch	Netherlands	76	62	competition
112	23 Mar 1978	Wolfenbüttel	Ireland (1)	95	49	European Championship qualification
113	24 Mar 1978	Wolfenbüttel	England	78	46	European Championship qualification
114	26th Mar 1978	Wolfenbüttel	Scotland	88	42	European Championship qualification
115	27 Mar 1978	Wolfenbüttel	Spain	66	63	European Championship qualification
116	May 20, 1978	Konin	Romania	56	69	European Championship
117	May 21, 1978	Konin	Soviet Union	57	120	European Championship
118	May 22, 1978	Konin	France	54	58	European Championship
119	May 24, 1978	Poses	Sweden	75	58	European Championship
120	May 26, 1978	Poses	Italy	66	62	European Championship
121	May 29, 1978	Poses	Spain	64	71	European Championship
122	May 30, 1978	Poses	Netherlands	46	51	European Championship	West Germany ranks 12th out of 13 participants.
123	May 31, 1979	Szombathely	Hungary	52	80	competition
124	0June 1, 1979	Szombathely	Czechoslovakia	73	72	competition
125	02nd June 1979	Szombathely	Poland	54	70	competition
126	June 25, 1979	Bratislava	Czechoslovakia	61	71	competition
127	June 27, 1979	Bratislava	Soviet Union	44	102	competition
128	June 30, 1979	Trnava	Poland	76	65	competition
129	25 Sep 1979	Unna	Taiwan (1)	88	58	Friendship
130	Dec. 28, 1979	Neustadt an der Aisch	Hungary	84	63	competition
131	Dec 29, 1979	Neustadt an der Aisch	Romania	72	81	competition
132	Dec. 30, 1979	Neustadt an der Aisch	Czechoslovakia	51	52	competition
133	0Apr 4, 1980	Vigo	Israel	62	64	European Championship qualification
134	0Apr 5, 1980	Vigo	England	61	64	European Championship qualification
135	0Apr 6, 1980	Vigo	Spain	49	63	European Championship qualification	West Germany missed the qualification for the European Championship.
136	0May 5th 1980	Varna	Canada (1)	53	56	Olympic qualification
137	0May 6, 1980	Varna	Romania	52	61	Olympic qualification
138	0May 7, 1980	Varna	Italy	50	62	Olympic qualification	West Germany missed qualifying for the Olympic Games.
139	0Jan. 2, 1981	Zevenaar	Netherlands	59	88	Friendship
140	0Jan. 3, 1981	Steenwijk	Netherlands	43	73	Friendship
141	0Jan. 4, 1981	Landsmeer	Netherlands	53	68	Friendship
142	01st Mar 1981	Dorsten	Netherlands	56	58	Friendship
143	Apr 12, 1981	Dorsten	Hungary	49	70	Friendship
144	Apr 13, 1981	Oberhausen	Hungary	54	88	Friendship
145	Apr. 14, 1981	Dusseldorf	Hungary	43	73	Friendship	End of the longest series of losses (15 losses).
146	Apr 23, 1981	Neustadt an der Aisch	Scotland	71	41	European Championship qualification
147	Apr. 24, 1981	Neustadt an der Aisch	Israel	81	68	European Championship qualification
148	Apr 25, 1981	Neustadt an der Aisch	Czechoslovakia	59	105	European Championship qualification
149	June 19, 1981	IJmuiden	Netherlands	60	64	competition
150	June 20, 1981	Hilversum	Czechoslovakia	66	94	competition
151	June 21, 1981	The hero	Soviet Union	81	108	competition
152	0July 1, 1981	Taipei	England	67	43	competition
153	03rd July 1981	Taipei	Sweden	69	64	competition
154	05th July 1981	Taipei	Netherlands	46	52	competition
155	07th July 1981	Taipei	United States	70	87	competition
156	0July 8, 1981	Taipei	South Korea (1)	56	74	competition
157	July 10, 1981	Taipei	New Zealand (1)	82	61	competition
158	July 11, 1981	Taipei	Taiwan	69	61	competition
159	July 12, 1981	Taipei	Canada	60	30th	competition
160	July 13, 1981	Taipei	Taiwan	74	73	competition
161	13 Sep 1981	Ancona	Poland	71	67	European Championship
162	Sep 14 1981	Ancona	Finland (1)	50	55	European Championship
163	Sep 15 1981	Ancona	Netherlands	46	76	European Championship
164	16 Sep 1981	Ancona	Italy	53	59	European Championship
165	17 Sep 1981	Ancona	Yugoslavia	62	60	European Championship
166	19 Sep 1981	Senigallia	Sweden	69	67	European Championship
167	Sep 20 1981	Senigallia	Hungary	46	76	European Championship	West Germany ranks 10th out of 12 participants.
168	Apr 15, 1982	Szolnok	Cuba	55	60	competition
169	Apr 16, 1982	Szolnok	Hungary	53	93	competition
170	Apr 17, 1982	Szolnok	France	65	57	competition
171	June 10, 1982	Zevenaar	Netherlands	67	69	competition
172	June 11, 1982	Ede	South Korea	57	83	competition
173	June 13, 1982	Amstelveen	Netherlands	54	60	competition
174	July 30, 1982	Chiesa in Valmalenco	Sweden	75	76	competition
175	July 31, 1982	Chiesa in Valmalenco	Italy	79	88	competition
176	0Aug 1, 1982	Chiesa in Valmalenco	Belgium	85	83	competition
177	Dec 29, 1982	Ramla	Israel	66	67	Friendship
178	0Jan. 1, 1983	Tel Aviv	Israel	69	72	Friendship
179	0Jan. 3, 1983	Kfar Tabor	Israel	71	47	Friendship
180	Apr 23, 1983	Glue	Netherlands	62	64	Friendship
181	Apr. 24, 1983	Oppenheim	Netherlands	50	60	Friendship
182	Apr 29, 1983	Valjevo	Norway (1)	81	34	European Championship qualification
183	Apr 30, 1983	Valjevo	England	66	50	European Championship qualification
184	0May 1, 1983	Valjevo	Yugoslavia	64	63	European Championship qualification
185	Aug 24, 1983	Focșani	German Democratic Republic	71	54	competition
186	Aug 25, 1983	Focșani	Czechoslovakia	76	107	competition
187	Aug 26, 1983	Focșani	Poland	67	53	competition
188	Aug 27, 1983	Focșani	Romania	58	101	competition
189	Aug 28, 1983	Focșani	Hungary	67	58	competition
190	Sep 11 1983	Zalaegerszeg	Italy	54	50	European Championship
191	Sep 12 1983	Zalaegerszeg	Sweden	66	68	European Championship
192	13 Sep 1983	Zalaegerszeg	Bulgaria	62	88	European Championship
193	Sep 14 1983	Zalaegerszeg	Soviet Union	56	115	European Championship
194	Sep 15 1983	Zalaegerszeg	Czechoslovakia	61	78	European Championship
195	17 Sep 1983	Budapest	Romania	62	71	European Championship
196	Sep 18 1983	Budapest	Spain	63	64	European Championship	West Germany came last among 12 participants.
197	02nd July 1985	Glue	Czechoslovakia	60	92	Friendship
198	04th July 1985	Marburg	Czechoslovakia	65	110	Friendship
199	Aug 28, 1985	Caen	Spain	56	67	competition
200	Aug 29, 1985	Caen	Netherlands	66	70	competition
201	Aug 31, 1985	Caen	Belgium	77	62	competition
202	July 10, 1986	Aix-en-Provence	France	75	53	Friendship
203	July 11, 1986	Montluçon	France	67	74	Friendship
204	0Aug 8, 1986	Kronberg im Taunus	Netherlands	81	77	Friendship
205	0Aug 9, 1986	Marburg	Netherlands	58	64	Friendship
206	23 Aug 1986	Sittard	Netherlands	74	81	Friendship
207	Aug 24, 1986	Sittard	Netherlands	75	84	Friendship
208	Aug 29, 1986	Meppen	Sweden	73	63	Friendship
209	Aug 30, 1986	Melle	Sweden	77	76	Friendship
210	05th Sep 1986	Wuppertal	Switzerland	112	58	European Championship qualification
211	06 Sep 1986	Wuppertal	Romania	57	65	European Championship qualification
212	0Sep 7 1986	Wuppertal	Czechoslovakia	72	101	European Championship qualification	West Germany missed the qualification for the European Championship.
213	May 29, 1987	Meerssen	Netherlands	53	78	Friendship
214	May 30, 1987	Maastricht	Netherlands	54	64	Friendship
215	May 31, 1987	Wijchen	Netherlands	62	84	Friendship
216	0July 7, 1987	Taipei	Taiwan	72	74	competition
217	0July 8, 1987	Taipei	South Korea	56	77	competition
218	0July 9, 1987	Taipei	Belgium	52	48	competition
219	July 12, 1987	Taipei	Canada	59	55	competition
220	July 13, 1987	Taipei	Malaysia (1)	90	68	competition
221	July 14, 1987	Taipei	Japan (1)	66	51	competition
222	July 15, 1987	Taipei	United States	69	84	competition
223	0Aug 4, 1987	Prague	Czechoslovakia	57	88	Friendship
224	Aug 14, 1987	Rapallo	Italy	62	71	competition
225	Aug 15, 1987	Rapallo	Poland	72	87	competition
226	Aug 16, 1987	Rapallo	Finland	64	72	competition
227	Aug 27, 1987	Orleans	Italy	70	81	competition
228	Aug 28, 1987	Orleans	France	72	71	competition
229	Aug 30, 1987	Orleans	Romania	73	84	competition
230	0Sep 2 1987	Aschaffenburg	Portugal (1)	93	64	European Championship qualification
231	03rd Sep 1987	Aschaffenburg	Scotland	110	39	European Championship qualification	Biggest win ever (71 points).
232	04th Sep 1987	Aschaffenburg	Israel	91	70	European Championship qualification
233	06 Sep 1987	Aschaffenburg	Belgium	79	51	European Championship qualification	West Germany missed the qualification for the European Championship.
234	Apr 10, 1988	Toronto	Canada	44	79	competition
235	Apr 11, 1988	Toronto	People's Republic of China (1)	74	104	competition
236	Apr 13, 1988	Toronto	Australia (1)	60	82	competition
237	Apr 15, 1988	Toronto	People's Republic of China	68	86	competition
238	Apr 17, 1988	Toronto	Australia	59	74	competition
239	Apr 22, 1988	Limburg on the Lahn	People's Republic of China	102	106	Friendship
240	Apr 23, 1988	Nordlingen	People's Republic of China	75	61	Friendship
241	Apr. 27, 1988	Danzig	Bulgaria	56	92	competition
242	Apr 28, 1988	Danzig	Poland	62	86	competition
243	Apr 29, 1988	Danzig	Soviet Union	98	83	competition
244	Apr 30, 1988	Danzig	Spain	61	92	competition
245	0May 1, 1988	Danzig	France	93	85	competition
246	May 11, 1988	Raisio	Czechoslovakia	71	91	EM Challenge Round
247	May 12, 1988	Raisio	Finland	91	79	EM Challenge Round
248	May 13, 1988	Raisio	Spain	70	76	EM Challenge Round
249	May 14, 1988	Naantali	England	92	63	EM Challenge Round
250	May 15, 1988	Naantali	France	60	72	EM Challenge Round	West Germany missed the qualification for the European Championship.
251	May 25, 1989	Bordeaux	France	94	89	Friendship
252	May 26, 1989	Toulouse	France	70	83	Friendship
253	May 27, 1989	Challans	France	64	68	Friendship
254	0June 8, 1989	Como	Italy	60	94	Friendship
255	Dec 28, 1989	Ancona	Italy	57	86	competition
256	Dec 29, 1989	Ancona	Yugoslavia	56	83	competition
257	Dec 30, 1989	Ancona	Hungary	72	96	competition
258	Apr 14, 1990	Katwijk	Netherlands	71	56	Friendship
259	Apr 15, 1990	Voorhout	Netherlands	96	89	Friendship
260	Apr 16, 1990	Lisse	Netherlands	65	67	Friendship
261	Apr 21, 1990	Eppelheim	Israel	80	81	Friendship
262	Apr 22, 1990	Pfinztal	Israel	93	69	Friendship
263	Apr 28, 1990	Orleans	Czechoslovakia	82	91	competition
264	Apr 30, 1990	Orleans	Netherlands	65	72	competition
265	0May 1, 1990	Orleans	Denmark	83	88	competition
266	0May 9, 1990	Danzig	Romania	76	77	EM Challenge Round
267	May 10, 1990	Danzig	Sweden	83	82	EM Challenge Round
268	May 11, 1990	Danzig	Italy	61	71	EM Challenge Round
269	May 12, 1990	Danzig	France	86	83	EM Challenge Round
270	May 13, 1990	Danzig	Poland	77	75	EM Challenge Round	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
271	Dec 28, 1990	Pozuelo de Alarcón	Hungary	71	69	competition
272	Dec 29, 1990	Pozuelo de Alarcón	Spain	62	95	competition
273	Dec 30, 1990	Pozuelo de Alarcón	France	63	62	competition
274	May 18, 1991	Freiburg in Breisgau	France	69	76	Friendship
275	May 20, 1991	Bensberg	France	70	81	Friendship
276	May 24, 1991	Glue	Poland	71	87	Friendship
277	May 25, 1991	Marburg	Poland	62	74	Friendship
278	May 29, 1991	Neustadt an der Aisch	Cuba	95	88	Friendship
279	May 30, 1991	Karlsruhe	Cuba	80	95	Friendship
280	0July 6, 1991	Halle / Saale	Hungary	85	86	Friendship
281	0July 7, 1991	Weissenfels	Hungary	87	85	Friendship
282	Apr 24, 1992	Krakow	Poland	75	73	competition
283	Apr 25, 1992	Krakow	Canada	51	74	competition
284	Apr 26, 1992	Krakow	Netherlands	68	57	competition
285	0May 1, 1992	Wittenheim	France	79	88	competition
286	0May 2, 1992	Wittenheim	Hungary	73	74	competition
287	0May 3, 1992	Wittenheim	Sweden	97	75	competition
288	0May 8, 1992	Bottrop	Netherlands	47	66	Friendship
289	0May 9, 1992	Osnabrück	Netherlands	70	86	Friendship
290	May 10, 1992	Hasslinghausen	Netherlands	60	73	Friendship
291	May 13, 1992	Helsinki	Sweden	80	72	EM Challenge Round
292	May 14, 1992	Helsinki	Finland	70	76	EM Challenge Round
293	May 15, 1992	Helsinki	Spain	95	83	EM Challenge Round
294	May 16, 1992	Helsinki	Czechoslovakia	53	81	EM Challenge Round
295	17th May 1992	Helsinki	Israel	61	70	EM Challenge Round	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
296	04th June 1993	Enschede	Netherlands	50	59	Friendship
297	05th June 1993	Hengelo	Netherlands	57	49	Friendship
298	0June 6, 1993	Oldenzaal	Netherlands	49	67	Friendship
299	June 25, 1993	Tallinn	Lithuania (1)	59	64	competition
300	June 26, 1993	Tallinn	Estonia (1)	59	53	competition
301	June 27, 1993	Tallinn	Russia (1)	70	60	competition
302	June 28, 1993	Tallinn	Sweden	67	63	competition
303	June 29, 1993	Tallinn	Latvia (1)	72	54	competition
304	Dec 28, 1993	Colmar	France	70	71	Friendship
305	Dec 29, 1993	Strasbourg	France	56	75	Friendship
306	Apr 16, 1994	Saarlouis	Netherlands	68	69	Friendship
307	Apr 17, 1994	Wurzburg	Netherlands	70	68	Friendship
308	Apr 23, 1994	Recklinghausen	Lithuania	96	58	Friendship
309	Apr 24, 1994	Wuelfrath	Lithuania	89	64	Friendship
310	Apr 30, 1994	Osnabrück	Russia	95	76	Friendship
311	0May 1, 1994	Wuppertal	Russia	71	84	Friendship
312	0May 3, 1994	Aachen	Russia	92	81	Friendship
313	May 10, 1994	Strakonice	Czech Republic (1)	75	88	competition
314	May 11, 1994	Strakonice	France	75	66	competition
315	May 12, 1994	Strakonice	Poland	74	61	competition
316	May 18, 1994	Arvika	Bulgaria	66	79	EM Challenge Round
317	May 19, 1994	Arvika	Moldova (1)	70	79	EM Challenge Round
318	May 20, 1994	Arvika	Slovakia (1)	79	100	EM Challenge Round
319	May 21, 1994	Arvika	Sweden	103	74	EM Challenge Round
320	May 22, 1994	Arvika	Greece (1)	69	54	EM Challenge Round
321	Dec 28, 1994	Berck	France	79	73	Friendship
322	Dec 29, 1994	Valenciennes	France	64	75	Friendship
323	Apr 29, 1995	Glue	Moldova	71	66	Friendship
324	Apr 30, 1995	Aschaffenburg	Moldova	80	65	Friendship
325	0May 6, 1995	Danzig	Poland	67	74	Friendship
326	0May 7, 1995	Danzig	Poland	69	66	Friendship
327	May 14, 1995	Bensberg	Japan	79	73	Friendship
328	May 16, 1995	Recklinghausen	Japan	71	68	Friendship
329	May 25, 1995	Ibbenbueren	Spain	63	70	Friendship
330	May 26, 1995	Bremen	Spain	61	67	Friendship
331	May 27, 1995	Osnabrück	Spain	50	64	Friendship
332	0June 8, 1995	Brno	France	65	69	European Championship
333	June 10, 1995	Brno	Czech Republic	69	72	European Championship
334	June 11, 1995	Brno	Lithuania	71	80	European Championship
335	June 12, 1995	Brno	Yugoslavia	54	58	European Championship
336	June 13, 1995	Brno	Italy	56	65	European Championship
337	June 14, 1995	Brno	Russia	72	97	European Championship	Germany ranks last among 14 participants.
338	Dec 28, 1995	Łódź	Russia	61	70	competition
339	Dec 29, 1995	Łódź	Poland	63	84	competition
340	Dec 30, 1995	Łódź	Lithuania	88	77	competition
341	Apr 27, 1996	Pforzheim	Portugal	100	54	Friendship
342	0May 1, 1996	Toulouse	Portugal	91	79	competition
343	0May 2, 1996	Toulouse	Japan	82	94	competition
344	0May 3, 1996	Toulouse	France	76	79	competition
345	0May 4, 1996	Toulouse	Spain	76	82	competition
346	May 13, 1996	Wurzburg	Israel	96	66	competition
347	May 14, 1996	Wurzburg	Poland	83	56	competition
348	May 15, 1996	Wurzburg	Netherlands	93	52	competition
349	May 22, 1996	Oviedo	Bulgaria	82	76	EM Challenge Round
350	May 23, 1996	Oviedo	Croatia (1)	73	87	EM Challenge Round
351	May 24, 1996	Oviedo	Israel	87	70	EM Challenge Round
352	May 25, 1996	Oviedo	Spain	62	95	EM Challenge Round
353	May 26, 1996	Oviedo	Moldova	75	58	EM Challenge Round
354	Dec 27, 1996	Jambes	Turkey	67	56	competition
355	Dec 28, 1996	Namur	Belgium	95	73	competition
356	Dec 29, 1996	Andenne	Portugal	73	61	competition
357	0May 2, 1997	Antalya	Israel	69	74	competition
358	0May 3, 1997	Antalya	Belgium	92	59	competition
359	0May 4, 1997	Antalya	Turkey	74	69	competition
360	May 15, 1997	Muenster	United States	75	81	Friendship
361	May 16, 1997	Wuppertal	United States	60	73	Friendship
362	May 21, 1997	Myjava	Ukraine (1)	76	56	competition
363	May 22, 1997	Myjava	Slovakia	60	67	competition
364	May 23, 1997	Myjava	Czech Republic	56	67	competition
365	May 24, 1997	Myjava	United States	58	69	competition
366	May 25, 1997	Myjava	Yugoslavia	83	84	competition
367	May 30, 1997	Bremen	Italy	63	50	competition
368	May 31, 1997	Bremen	United States	56	68	competition
369	0June 1, 1997	Bremen	Lithuania	92	72	competition
370	0June 6, 1997	Zalaegerszeg	Spain	72	71	European Championship
371	0June 7, 1997	Zalaegerszeg	Ukraine	92	88	European Championship
372	0June 8, 1997	Zalaegerszeg	Lithuania	67	75	European Championship
373	June 10, 1997	Zalaegerszeg	Czech Republic	85	65	European Championship
374	June 11, 1997	Zalaegerszeg	Yugoslavia	73	74	European Championship
375	June 13, 1997	Budapest	Russia	74	57	European Championship
376	June 14, 1997	Budapest	Lithuania	77	78	European Championship
377	June 15, 1997	Budapest	Hungary	86	61	European Championship	Germany wins the bronze medal among 12 participants.
378	0Apr 4, 1998	kassel	Finland	112	78	Friendship
379	0Apr 6, 1998	Rotenburg	Finland	100	69	Friendship
380	Apr 10, 1998	Äänekoski	Finland	81	61	Friendship
381	Apr 11, 1998	Vaajakoski	Finland	80	66	Friendship
382	Apr 18, 1998	Saarlouis	Russia	64	81	Friendship
383	Apr 19, 1998	Kaiserslautern	Russia	61	75	Friendship
384	Apr 21, 1998	Colmar	France	69	77	Friendship
385	Apr 23, 1998	Strasbourg	France	60	63	Friendship
386	0May 1, 1998	Logroño	Canada	64	65	competition
387	0May 2, 1998	Logroño	Poland	55	73	competition
388	0May 3, 1998	Logroño	Spain	67	71	competition
389	0May 9, 1998	Dessau	Canada	63	50	Friendship
390	May 13, 1998	Brno	Belarus (1)	72	59	EM Challenge Round
391	May 14, 1998	Brno	Ukraine	55	53	EM Challenge Round
392	May 15, 1998	Brno	Czech Republic	50	79	EM Challenge Round
393	May 16, 1998	Brno	Bosnia and Herzegovina (1)	90	100	EM Challenge Round
394	May 17, 1998	Brno	Bulgaria	68	55	EM Challenge Round
395	May 22, 1998	Muenster	Japan	85	91	Friendship
396	May 26, 1998	Wuppertal	Democratic Republic of the Congo (1)	89	37	World Championship
397	May 27, 1998	Wuppertal	Australia	69	88	World Championship
398	May 28, 1998	Wuppertal	Cuba	83	94	World Championship
399	May 30, 1998	Berlin	Brazil	73	77	World Championship
400	May 31, 1998	Berlin	Hungary	79	69	World Championship
401	0June 1, 1998	Berlin	Slovakia	54	60	World Championship
402	0June 4, 1998	Berlin	Japan	71	88	World Championship
403	0June 5, 1998	Berlin	People's Republic of China	90	60	World Championship	Germany ranks 11th out of 16 participants.
404	0May 1, 1999	Kamloops	Canada	77	71	Friendship
405	0May 3, 1999	Victoria	Canada	69	82	Friendship
406	0May 4, 1999	Vancouver	Canada	68	48	Friendship
407	May 14, 1999	Venice	Italy	69	46	competition
408	May 15, 1999	Venice	France	43	66	competition
409	May 21, 1999	Rotenburg	Lithuania	68	78	competition
410	May 22, 1999	Rotenburg	Hungary	65	60	competition
411	May 28, 1999	Prusków	Russia	48	65	European Championship
412	May 29, 1999	Prusków	Croatia	63	73	European Championship
413	May 30, 1999	Prusków	Slovakia	61	75	European Championship
414	0June 1, 1999	Prusków	Latvia	75	65	European Championship
415	0June 2, 1999	Prusków	France	60	68	European Championship
416	0June 4, 1999	Prusków	Bosnia and Herzegovina	65	75	European Championship
417	0June 5, 1999	Prusków	Italy	69	73	European Championship	Germany ranks last among 12 participants.
418	Nov 24, 1999	Arad	Romania	67	74	European Championship qualification
419	Nov 27, 1999	Dessau	Lithuania	57	60	European Championship qualification
420	0Dec 1, 1999	Dessau	Denmark	74	44	European Championship qualification	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
421	Aug 11, 2000	Rotenburg	Slovakia	56	70	competition
422	Aug 12, 2000	Rotenburg	Cuba	57	79	competition
423	Aug 13, 2000	Rotenburg	Russia	54	82	competition
424	Aug 17, 2000	Myjava	Czech Republic	61	72	competition
425	Aug 18, 2000	Myjava	People's Republic of China	73	91	competition
426	Aug 20, 2000	Myjava	Slovakia	56	84	competition
427	Nov 22, 2000	Freiburg in Breisgau	Romania	90	59	European Championship qualification
428	Nov 25, 2000	Vilnius	Lithuania	79	91	European Championship qualification
429	Nov 29, 2000	Copenhagen	Denmark	77	34	European Championship qualification
430	May 14, 2001	Riga	Latvia	70	64	Friendship
431	May 15, 2001	Riga	Latvia	63	65	Friendship
432	May 18, 2001	Viljandi	Estonia	98	43	European Championship qualification
433	May 19, 2001	Viljandi	Finland	73	64	European Championship qualification
434	May 20, 2001	Viljandi	Norway	105	75	European Championship qualification	Last international match under national coach Bernd Motte
435	Nov 18, 2001	Namur	Belgium	73	64	Friendship	First international match under national coach Olaf Lange
436	Nov 21, 2001	Nordlingen	Spain	57	85	European Championship qualification
437	Nov 24, 2001	Tel Aviv	Israel	70	92	European Championship qualification
438	Nov 28, 2001	Bucharest	Romania	61	75	European Championship qualification
439	Nov 18, 2002	Namur	Belgium	63	85	Friendship
440	Nov 20, 2002	Vigo	Spain	59	84	European Championship qualification
441	Nov 23, 2002	Dessau	Israel	76	64	European Championship qualification
442	Nov 27, 2002	Chemnitz	Romania	72	57	European Championship qualification	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
443	Aug 12, 2003	Istanbul	Turkey	66	74	competition	First international match under national coach Olaf Stolz
444	Aug 13, 2003	Istanbul	Czech Republic	46	70	competition
445	Aug 14, 2003	Istanbul	Ukraine	46	73	competition
446	Aug 15, 2003	Istanbul	Russia	50	78	competition
447	Aug 16, 2003	Istanbul	Slovakia	67	57	competition
448	05th Sep 2003	Kortrijk	Netherlands	68	54	competition
449	06 Sep 2003	Kortrijk	Sweden	65	58	competition
450	0Sep 7 2003	Kortrijk	Belgium	71	81	competition
451	July 22, 2004	Spała	Poland	60	65	competition
452	July 23, 2004	Spała	New Zealand	68	58	competition
453	July 24, 2004	Spała	Ukraine	74	68	competition
454	July 29, 2004	Ankara	Turkey	74	81	competition
455	July 30, 2004	Ankara	Nigeria (1)	73	75	competition
456	July 31, 2004	Ankara	Romania	66	54	competition
457	0Aug 1, 2004	Ankara	New Zealand	60	89	competition
458	0Aug 2, 2004	Ankara	Lithuania	61	79	competition
459	Aug 12, 2004	Wasserburg am Inn	Italy	72	49	Friendship
460	Aug 15, 2004	Tarvisio	Italy	53	69	Friendship
461	Aug 26, 2004	Lille	France	50	84	competition
462	Aug 27, 2004	Lille	Poland	74	53	competition
463	Aug 28, 2004	Lille	Bosnia and Herzegovina	59	41	competition
464	08 Sep 2004	Târgovişte	Romania	51	54	European Championship qualification
465	Sep 12 2004	Dorsten	Israel	95	50	European Championship qualification
466	Sep 15 2004	Charleroi	Belgium	89	88	European Championship qualification
467	Sep 18 2004	Ludwigsburg	Romania	76	57	European Championship qualification
468	23 Sep 2004	Tel Aviv	Israel	88	52	European Championship qualification
469	25 Sep 2004	Freiburg in Breisgau	Belgium	82	68	European Championship qualification
470	July 16, 2005	Polkovice	Poland	59	54	Friendship	End of longest winning streak (6 wins).
471	July 17, 2005	Polkovice	Poland	59	62	Friendship
472	July 18, 2005	Polkovice	Poland	45	63	Friendship
473	0Aug 4, 2005	Namur	Spain	60	90	competition
474	0Aug 5, 2005	Namur	Finland	72	73	competition
475	0Aug 6, 2005	Namur	Belgium	77	97	competition
476	0Aug 9, 2005	Istanbul	Turkey	78	86	competition
477	Aug 10, 2005	Istanbul	Czech Republic	56	77	competition
478	0Aug 1, 2005	Istanbul	Romania	58	52	competition
479	Aug 21, 2005	Dorsten	Netherlands	74	62	Friendship
480	22 Aug 2005	Hagen	Netherlands	78	53	Friendship
481	0Sep 2 2005	Bursa	Greece	61	66	European Championship
482	03rd Sep 2005	Bursa	Latvia	67	77	European Championship
483	04th Sep 2005	Bursa	Poland	56	66	European Championship
484	06 Sep 2005	Bursa	Czech Republic	50	76	European Championship
485	0Sep 7 2005	Bursa	France	48	79	European Championship
486	Sep 10 2005	Ankara	Serbia and Montenegro	57	73	European Championship
487	Sep 11 2005	Ankara	Romania	98	64	European Championship	Germany ranks 11th out of 12 participants.
488	0Aug 9, 2006	Istanbul	Turkey	64	76	Friendship
489	Aug 10, 2006	Istanbul	Turkey	61	72	Friendship
490	Aug 17, 2006	Chieti	Italy	42	69	competition
491	Aug 18, 2006	Chieti	Lithuania	42	67	competition
492	Aug 19, 2006	Chieti	Poland	44	42	competition
493	Aug 20, 2006	Chieti	Serbia (1)	52	62	competition
494	Aug 21, 2006	Chieti	Greece	42	60	competition
495	22 Aug 2006	Chieti	Croatia	70	72	competition
496	Aug 30, 2006	Wasserburg am Inn	Hungary	62	58	Friendship
497	06 Sep 2006	Rostock	Poland	71	57	European Championship qualification
498	0Sep 9 2006	Ostersund	Sweden	68	62	European Championship qualification
499	13 Sep 2006	Šibenik	Croatia	72	61	European Championship qualification
500	16 Sep 2006	Danzig	Poland	56	65	European Championship qualification
501	Sep 20 2006	Dorsten	Sweden	63	37	European Championship qualification
502	23 Sep 2006	Dorsten	Croatia	49	57	European Championship qualification
503	22 Aug 2007	Gdynia	Poland	47	70	Friendship	First international match under national coach Imre Szittya
504	23 Aug 2007	Gdynia	Poland	58	75	Friendship
505	Aug 25, 2007	Nijmegen	Netherlands	63	65	Friendship
506	Aug 26, 2007	Dorsten	Netherlands	67	59	Friendship
507	0Sep 1 2007	Marburg	Croatia	67	78	Friendship
508	0Sep 2 2007	Marburg	Croatia	80	77	Friendship
509	0Sep 9 2007	Saarlouis	Mali (1)	68	64	Friendship
510	Sep 14 2007	Cervia	France	52	58	competition
511	Sep 15 2007	Cervia	Serbia	64	80	competition
512	16 Sep 2007	Cervia	Italy	60	71	competition
513	17 Sep 2007	Cervia	Croatia	72	76	competition
514	Sep 24 2007	Lanciano	Romania	85	78	European Championship
515	25 Sep 2007	Lanciano	Belgium	53	61	European Championship
516	26 Sep 2007	Lanciano	Lithuania	57	71	European Championship
517	28 Sep 2007	Vasto	Czech Republic	54	47	European Championship
518	Sep 30 2007	Vasto	Turkey	63	76	European Championship
519	0Oct 2, 2007	Vasto	Latvia	47	60	European Championship	Germany ranks 11th out of 16 participants.
520	July 19, 2008	Geispolsheim	France	45	69	Friendship
521	July 20, 2008	Geispolsheim	France	51	70	Friendship
522	July 21, 2008	Geispolsheim	France	44	63	Friendship
523	July 25, 2008	Kuşadası	Turkey	79	82	competition
524	July 26, 2008	Kuşadası	Hungary	49	66	competition
525	July 27, 2008	Kuşadası	Ukraine	86	84	competition
526	July 31, 2008	Poprad	Canada	44	61	competition
527	0Aug 1, 2008	Poprad	Slovakia	61	92	competition
528	0Aug 2, 2008	Poprad	Italy	58	70	competition
529	0Aug 4, 2008	Bük	Hungary	47	73	Friendship
530	0Aug 5, 2008	Bük	Hungary	46	75	Friendship
531	Aug 12, 2008	Liege	Belgium	64	69	Friendship
532	Aug 13, 2008	Koblenz	Belgium	68	61	Friendship
533	Aug 16, 2008	Hagen	Israel	66	68	European Championship qualification
534	Aug 20, 2008	Kiev	Ukraine	39	93	European Championship qualification
535	23 Aug 2008	Saarlouis	England	59	61	European Championship qualification
536	Aug 27, 2008	Druskininkai	Lithuania	44	80	European Championship qualification
537	0Sep 2 2008	Ramat Gan	Israel	59	74	European Championship qualification
538	06 Sep 2008	Berlin	Ukraine	74	65	European Championship qualification
539	Sep 10 2008	Cardiff	England	74	72	European Championship qualification
540	13 Sep 2008	Marburg	Lithuania	57	67	European Championship qualification
541	Dec 29, 2008	Liege	Belgium	71	69	Friendship
542	Dec 30, 2008	Liege	Belgium	59	55	Friendship
543	0Jan. 7, 2009	Kiev	Ukraine	47	73	European Championship qualification
544	Jan. 10, 2009	Hagen	Bulgaria	68	60	European Championship qualification
545	Jan. 16, 2009	Saarlouis	Ukraine	48	45	European Championship qualification
546	Jan. 19, 2009	Russian	Bulgaria	66	67	European Championship qualification	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
547	July 22, 2009	Oliveira do Hospital	Bulgaria	70	57	competition
548	July 23, 2009	Oliveira do Hospital	Portugal	78	68	competition
549	July 24, 2009	Oliveira do Hospital	Netherlands	61	44	competition
550	0Aug 4, 2009	Borovets	Bulgaria	58	64	Friendship
551	0Aug 5, 2009	Borovets	Bulgaria	73	47	competition
552	0Aug 6, 2009	Borovets	Sweden	87	82	competition
553	0Aug 8, 2009	Suffer	Netherlands	50	83	competition
554	0Aug 9, 2009	Suffer	Denmark	80	33	competition
555	July 15, 2010	Cavalese	Turkey	60	67	competition
556	July 16, 2010	Cavalese	Italy	73	76	competition
557	July 17, 2010	Cavalese	Latvia	67	54	competition
558	July 27, 2010	Bark	Netherlands	65	57	Friendship
559	July 28, 2010	Nijmegen	Netherlands	57	64	Friendship
560	July 31, 2010	Mettmann	Belgium	76	83	Friendship
561	0Aug 1, 2010	Sprimont	Belgium	53	78	Friendship
562	0Aug 5, 2010	Bucharest	Romania	85	88	Friendship
563	0Aug 6, 2010	Bucharest	Romania	80	86	Friendship
564	Aug 14, 2010	Kiev	Ukraine	60	56	European Championship qualification
565	17 Aug 2010	Wolfenbüttel	England	63	72	European Championship qualification
566	Aug 20, 2010	Halle (Westphalia)	Slovakia	63	58	European Championship qualification
567	23 Aug 2010	Berlin	Ukraine	69	74	European Championship qualification
568	Aug 26, 2010	Liverpool	England	59	77	European Championship qualification
569	29 Aug 2010	Košice	Slovakia	67	73	European Championship qualification
570	May 13, 2011	Kienbaum	Bulgaria	67	52	Friendship	First international match under national coach Bastian Wernthaler (1st term)
571	May 14, 2011	Kienbaum	Bulgaria	64	60	Friendship
572	May 15, 2011	Kienbaum	Bulgaria	56	49	Friendship
573	May 19, 2011	Guildford	England	70	60	competition
574	May 20, 2011	Guildford	Latvia	78	56	competition
575	May 21, 2011	Guildford	Cuba	51	58	competition
576	May 28, 2011	Nijmegen	Netherlands	63	55	Friendship
577	May 29, 2011	Oberhausen	Netherlands	65	46	Friendship
578	0June 3, 2011	Tarent	Belgium	69	57	European Championship qualification
579	0June 4, 2011	Tarent	Romania	59	65	European Championship qualification
580	0June 5, 2011	Tarent	Italy	78	57	European Championship qualification
581	0June 7, 2011	Tarent	Serbia	74	64	European Championship qualification
582	June 12, 2011	Oberhausen	Hungary	59	53	European Championship qualification
583	June 15, 2011	Sopron	Hungary	67	56	European Championship qualification
584	June 18, 2011	Katovice	Spain	69	79	European Championship
585	June 19, 2011	Katovice	Poland	60	75	European Championship
586	June 20, 2011	Katovice	Montenegro (1)	64	76	European Championship	Germany ranks 15th among 16 participants.
587	May 26, 2012	Kienbaum	Serbia	67	86	Friendship	First international match under national coach Andreas Wagner
588	May 27, 2012	Kienbaum	Serbia	73	76	Friendship
589	May 28, 2012	Kienbaum	Serbia	85	81	Friendship
590	0June 1, 2012	Liege	United Kingdom (1)	68	54	competition
591	0June 2, 2012	Liege	Belgium	84	74	competition
592	0June 3, 2012	Liege	Ukraine	77	83	competition
593	0June 8, 2012	Inowrocław	Poland	53	59	Friendship
594	0June 9, 2012	Inowrocław	Poland	62	44	Friendship
595	June 16, 2012	Hagen	Romania	70	60	European Championship qualification
596	June 20, 2012	Ávila	Spain	39	66	European Championship qualification
597	June 24, 2012	Oberhausen	Bulgaria	77	56	European Championship qualification
598	June 27, 2012	Södertälje	Sweden	58	68	European Championship qualification
599	04th July 2012	Târgovişte	Romania	75	64	European Championship qualification
600	0July 7, 2012	Nordlingen	Spain	55	61	European Championship qualification
601	July 11, 2012	Prawez	Bulgaria	60	67	European Championship qualification
602	July 14, 2012	Wolfenbüttel	Sweden	62	73	European Championship qualification	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
603	May 11th, 2013	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	54	58	Friendship	First international match under national coach Alexandra Maerz
604	May 12, 2013	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	46	53	Friendship
605	May 25, 2013	Guildford	Greece	42	61	competition
606	May 26, 2013	Guildford	England	64	68	competition
607	May 27, 2013	Guildford	Israel	72	67	competition
608	01st June 2013	Wolfenbüttel	Finland	72	79	Friendship
609	02nd June 2013	Wolfenbüttel	Finland	67	74	Friendship
610	0June 7, 2013	Kiryat Menachem	Israel	57	68	European Championship qualification
611	0June 8, 2013	Kiryat Menachem	Portugal	66	59	European Championship qualification
612	0June 9, 2013	Kiryat Menachem	North Macedonia (1)	87	83	European Championship qualification
613	17th May 2014	Antwerp	Belgium	68	66	Friendship
614	May 18, 2014	Antwerp	Belgium	64	55	Friendship
615	May 24, 2014	Worcester	England	42	64	Friendship
616	May 25, 2014	Worcester	England	56	54	Friendship
617	May 30, 2014	Košice	Hungary	74	66	competition
618	May 31, 2014	Košice	Slovakia	52	69	competition
619	0June 1, 2014	Košice	Estonia	57	50	competition
620	0June 8, 2014	Cetinje	Montenegro	52	63	European Championship qualification
621	June 11, 2014	Hagen	Montenegro	48	60	European Championship qualification
622	15th June 2014	Hagen	Ukraine	72	81	European Championship qualification
623	17th June 2014	Hagen	Ukraine	76	92	European Championship qualification
624	June 22, 2014	Hagen	Finland	84	79	European Championship qualification
625	June 25, 2014	Helsinki	Finland	51	63	European Championship qualification	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
626	July 24, 2015	Xilin Hot	People's Republic of China	58	77	competition	First international match under national coach Bastian Wernthaler (2nd term)
627	July 25, 2015	Xilin Hot	Puerto Rico (1)	73	65	competition
628	July 26, 2015	Xilin Hot	Italy	73	70	competition
629	July 29, 2015	Hengshui	People's Republic of China	47	63	competition
630	July 30, 2015	Hengshui	Puerto Rico	57	53	competition
631	July 31, 2015	Hengshui	Italy	66	60	competition
632	Nov 17, 2015	Wałbrzych	Poland	56	66	Friendship
633	Nov 18, 2015	Wałbrzych	Poland	69	75	Friendship
634	Nov 21, 2015	Belgrade	Serbia	57	100	European Championship qualification
635	Nov 25, 2015	Marburg	Ukraine	64	66	European Championship qualification
636	Feb 20, 2016	Nordlingen	Luxembourg	80	36	European Championship qualification
637	Feb. 24, 2016	Wasserburg am Inn	Serbia	66	78	European Championship qualification
638	07 Aug 2016	Kienbaum	Netherlands	63	61	Friendship
639	11 Aug 2016	Kienbaum	Finland	74	68	Friendship
640	Aug 12, 2016	Kienbaum	Finland	67	52	Friendship
641	Nov 16, 2016	Wałbrzych	Poland	75	60	Friendship
642	Nov 17, 2016	Wałbrzych	Poland	57	74	Friendship
643	Nov 19, 2016	Odessa	Ukraine	61	85	European Championship qualification
644	23 Nov 2016	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	94	54	European Championship qualification	Germany missed the qualification for the European championship.
645	28th July 2017	Kienbaum	Lithuania	81	79	Friendship	First international match under national coach Hermann Paar
646	29th July 2017	Kienbaum	Lithuania	74	76	Friendship
647	04th Aug 2017	Amsterdam	Senegal (1)	78	57	Friendship
648	05th Aug 2017	Amsterdam	Netherlands	61	46	Friendship
649	Nov 11, 2017	Saarlouis	Czech Republic	56	89	European Championship qualification
650	Nov 15, 2017	Kortrijk	Belgium	60	103	European Championship qualification
651	Feb 10, 2018	Friborg	Switzerland	56	54	European Championship qualification
652	Feb. 14, 2018	Prague	Czech Republic	67	82	European Championship qualification
653	0June 8, 2018	Póvoa de Varzim	Portugal	64	71	Friendship
654	0June 9, 2018	Póvoa de Varzim	Portugal	51	57	Friendship
655	08 Aug 2018	Amsterdam	Netherlands	63	79	Friendship
656	09 Aug 2018	Amsterdam	Netherlands	64	66	Friendship
657	Nov 17, 2018	Marburg	Belgium	58	77	European Championship qualification	First international match under national coach Patrick Unger
658	Nov 21, 2018	Wolfenbüttel	Switzerland	78	52	European Championship qualification

statistics

International match records

opponent	Games	S.	N	Pts +	Pts -	Continental Association
Australia	3	0	3	188	244	Oceania
Belgium	32	18th	14th	2141	2161	Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina	3	1	2	214	216	Europe
Brazil	2	0	2	124	155	America
Bulgaria	19th	9	10	1168	1292	Europe
People's Republic of China	8th	2	6th	587	648	Asia
Denmark	15th	13	2	944	657	Europe
German Democratic Republic	2	1	1	122	159	Europe (formerly)
England	16	10	6th	1105	946	Europe
Estonia	3	3	0	214	146	Europe
Finland	16	9	7th	1208	1108	Europe
France	39	9	30th	2385	2805	Europe
Greece	4th	1	3	214	241	Europe
Ireland	1	1	0	95	49	Europe
Israel	22nd	12	10	1650	1455	Europe
Italy	29	8th	21st	1683	1905	Europe
Japan	6th	3	3	454	465	Asia
Yugoslavia Serbia and Montenegro	13	2	11	726	971	Europe (formerly)
Canada	11	5	6th	652	671	America
Democratic Republic of Congo	1	1	0	89	37	Africa
Croatia	8th	2	6th	546	581	Europe
Cuba	7th	1	6th	479	554	America
Latvia	8th	5	3	539	495	Europe
Lithuania	18th	5	13	1259	1316	Europe
Luxembourg	5	3	2	361	239	Europe
Malaysia	1	1	0	90	68	Asia
Mali	1	1	0	68	64	Africa
North Macedonia	1	1	0	87	83	Europe
Moldova	4th	3	1	296	268	Europe
Montenegro	3	0	3	164	199	Europe
New Zealand	3	2	1	210	208	Oceania
Netherlands	66	21st	45	3893	4228	Europe
Nigeria	1	0	1	73	75	Africa
Norway	2	2	0	186	109	Europe
Austria	6th	2	4th	253	239	Europe
Poland	36	14th	22nd	2263	2425	Europe
Portugal	8th	6th	2	616	513	Europe
Puerto Rico	2	2	0	130	118	America
Romania	26th	9	17th	1726	1771	Europe
Russia	12	4th	8th	812	906	Europe
Scotland	8th	8th	0	579	299	Europe
Sweden	23	17th	6th	1641	1496	Europe
Switzerland	7th	7th	0	462	361	Europe
Senegal	1	1	0	78	57	Africa
Serbia	6th	2	4th	422	485	Europe
Slovakia	11	2	9	676	805	Europe
Soviet Union	8th	1	7th	421	845	Europe (formerly)
Spain	24	4th	20th	1486	1762	Europe
South Korea	3	0	3	169	234	Asia
Taiwan	4th	3	1	303	266	Asia
Czech Republic	12	2	10	725	884	Europe
Czechoslovakia	19th	1	18th	1146	1618	Europe (formerly)
Turkey	11	3	8th	759	770	Europe
Ukraine	17th	8th	9	1116	1235	Europe
Hungary	32	11	21st	1884	2300	Europe
United Kingdom	1	1	0	68	54	Europe
United States	7th	0	7th	417	522	America
Belarus	1	1	0	72	59	Europe
total	658	264	394	42,438	44,842

National coach

Trainer	First game	Last game	Games	S.	N	Pts +	Pts -	Quota
Bernd Motte		May 20, 2001
Olaf Lange	Nov 18, 2001	Nov 27, 2002	8th	3	5	531	606	0.75
Olaf proud	Aug 12, 2003	23 Sep 2006	60	26th	34	3.815	3,966	0.87
Imre Szittya	22 Aug 2007	29 Aug 2010	67	23	44	4.184	4,591	0.69
Bastian Wernthaler (1st term of office)	May 13, 2011	June 20, 2011	17th	12	5	1,113	1,018	1.41
Andreas Wagner	May 26, 2012	July 14, 2012	16	7th	9	1,065	1,072	0.88
Alexandra Maerz	May 11th, 2013	June 25, 2014	23	9	14th	1,423	1,532	0.78
Bastian Wernthaler (2nd term of office)	July 24, 2015	23 Nov 2016	19th	10	9	1,257	1,263	1.05
Hermann couple	28th July 2017	09 Aug 2018	12	4th	8th	775	859	0.67
Patrick Unger	Nov 17, 2018		2	1	1	136	129	1.00

Venues

Location of the venues in Germany
Berlin Bremerhaven Dorsten Hagen Kienbaum Marburg Neustadt Rotenburg Saarlouis Wolfenbüttel Wuppertal Home venues with at least six games	Aachen Aschaffenburg augsburg Bensberg Bremen Cuxhaven Dessau Dusseldorf Freiburg Glue Muenster Nordlingen Oberhausen Osnabrück Recklinghausen Moated castle Wurzburg Home venues with two to five games	Bark Bottrop Chemnitz Eppelheim Halle (Saale) Halle (Westphalia) Hasslinghausen Heidelberg Ibbenbueren Kaiserslautern Karlsruhe kassel Koblenz Cologne Kronberg Limburg Ludwigsburg Melle Meppen Mettmann Oppenheim Pfinztal Pforzheim Rostock Unna Weissenfels Wuelfrath Home venues with a game

Web links

• Hans-Joachim Mahr: Statistics of the national basketball teams »Women» All balance sheets: years. In: mahr.sb-vision.de , accessed on 13 January 2019 (the German Basketball Federation refers visitors to its site here on these statistics).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Olaf Lange new national coach for women. In: rp-online.de (August 1, 2001).
2. ↑ Olaf Stolz is the new national coach for women. In: schwaebische.de (March 12, 2003).
3. ↑ Imre Szittya is the new national coach for women. In: basketball-bund.de (November 28, 2006).
4. ↑ Bastian Wernthaler is the new national coach for women. In: basketball-bund.de (October 18, 2010).
5. ↑ Andreas Wagner is the new national coach for women. In: basketball-bund.de (December 20, 2011).
6. ↑ Maerz takes over the women's national team. In: basketball-bund.de (December 11, 2012).
7. ↑ Bastian Wernthaler is (again) women's national coach. In: basketball-bund.de (March 26, 2015).
8. ↑ Hermann Paar is the new national coach for women. In: basketball-bund.de (March 24, 2017).
9. ↑ Patrick Unger is the new national coach for women. In: basketball-bund.de (September 19, 2018).