New Basket '92 Oberhausen

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New Basket '92 Oberhausen
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Nickname NBO
Founded 1992
Hall Sports hall east
Homepage www.nbo92.de
Chairman Tim Fehrmann
Trainer Ralf Weßlowski / Nicole Telke
league Regionalliga, North Rhine-Westphalia (women)
2018/2019: 2nd place
Colours Blue White
successes
German runner-up 2004/05 and 2013/14
German cup winner 2011/12

New Basket Oberhausen (NBO) is a basketball club from Oberhausen . The club was founded in 1992 when, due to conceptual differences, significant parts of the youth division and several teams separated from the former Bundesliga club COBG Oberhausen. Within a decade, the first women's team made it from the district class to the first women's basketball league , where it first appeared in the 2002/03 season. The team spent 14 years in a row in the top division and was twice German runner-up (seasons 2004/05 and 2013/14). In the cup, NBO has reached the round of the Final Four five times and emerged as the winner of this competition for the first time in March 2012. In the following year, the team failed to defend their title in the final against USC Freiburg .

At the end of the 2014/15 season, eleventh place in the table would have meant relegation, but due to the withdrawal of the Rhein-Main Baskets , NBO was able to remain first-class. After the team ended up in a relegation zone again a year later, the club announced that it was planning a new start in the regional league under the motto "back to the roots". After two seasons in Regionalliga West, NBO was relegated to Oberliga 1, but was able to rise again in second place in the 2018/19 season, as no promoted team could be found among the top three in the Westphalian Oberliga.

Trainer

Julia Gajewski from Oberhausen was the trainer for the first two decades with only a few interruptions . She and her long-time partner at the bank, John F. Bruhnke , were named best coach by the DBBL in 2005. When Gajewski declared in April 2012 that he would no longer be available for this task in the future, the club signed Predrag Lukic (previously ChemCats Chemnitz ) as his successor, but separated from him in November 2012 after eight championship defeats in a row. While Stefanie Richter, the former player and coach of the second team, temporarily looked after the team, Katja Zberch acted as the trainer from the beginning of 2013 until the end of the 2013/14 season . She was followed by Stefan Mienack as a full-time coach; Katja Zberch, who was honored as “Trainer of the Year” by the DBBL, moved to the second tier for professional reasons. After a series of games without a win, NBO split from Mienack on January 26, 2015 and announced the following day that Zberch was again serving as the coach of the first team. At the end of the season, Zberch announced her final resignation and at the end of April 2015 the club presented the Dutchman Wim van Ek as the new head coach at the “Green Table” after receiving their first division membership. However, on October 19, 2015, the latter asked for the contract to be terminated after the first five games of the 2015/16 season had been lost. Team manager Henry Canton acted as interim coach and led the team to its first competitive wins of the current season before Ondrej Sykora was introduced as the new coach at the beginning of November . After retiring to the Regionalliga, Henry Canton took over the coaching post again.

Venues

At the beginning of the 2009/10 season, the NBO relocated the venue for the Bundesliga championship games from the East Sports Hall in the Schlad district to the larger and better equipped Willy-Jürissen-Halle in the south of the Oberhausen center. Training and games for the numerous youth teams continued in the East Sports Hall; The club's office is also located there. For the 2016/17 season, the first team returned to the East Hall.

Teams

The club currently has three women's and six female youth teams. In the youth field, NBO has won seven German and 19 West German championships since it was founded. The over 35s starting for the NBO became German champions five times in a row in this age group from 2011 to 2015 . In 2019, the over 35s championship title could be achieved again.

Bundesliga squad 2015/16

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
1 Ronja Spießbach GermanyGermany Guard 1.70 m
4th Jylisa Williams United StatesUnited States 1.76 m
5 Ance Aizsila LatviaLatvia
10 Ramona Tews GermanyGermany Guard 06/26/1992 1.72 m
11 Jenny Menz GermanyGermany Forward 11/17/1991 1.84 m
12 Nicole Maticka SloveniaSlovenia 1.92 m
15th Kathrin Schlatt GermanyGermany 1.74 m
20th Aline Stiller GermanyGermany Forward 1.84 m
24 Chassidy Fussell United StatesUnited States Guard
42 Williams, Melissa United StatesUnited States 1.85 m
  • In the game against TSV Wasserburg on December 19, 2015, Renée Höfels and Cindy Schönherr from the second team were also used. In 2016, Sarah Zierhut also played five games.
  • Trainer: Wim van Ek (until October 19, 2015), Ondrej Sykora (since November 1, 2015)

Bundesliga squad 2014/15

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
1 Ronja Spießbach GermanyGermany Guard 1.70 m
3 Amber Stokes United StatesUnited States Guard 1.78 m
4th Lea Mersch GermanyGermany Guard 09/28/1987 1.70 m
7th Iva Grbas CroatiaCroatia center 1.88 m
9 Isabell Meinhart GermanyGermany Forward 1.78 m
10 Ramona Tews GermanyGermany Guard 06/26/1992 1.72 m
11 Jenny Menz GermanyGermany Forward 11/17/1991 1.84 m
13 Christina Krick GermanyGermany Guard 04/19/1991 1.69 m
15th Helena Dahlem GermanyGermany Forward 1.84 m
20th Aline Stiller GermanyGermany Forward 1.84 m
21st Leonie Schiermeyer GermanyGermany Guard 1.75 m
25th Sandrine Gries GermanyGermany Forward 1.77 m
32 Cortisha Hill United StatesUnited States center 1.90 m
33 Monique Reid United StatesUnited States Forward March 26, 1990 1.85 m
  • Trainer: Stefan Mienack (until January 26, 2015), Katja Zberch (from January 27, 2015)

Bundesliga squad 2013/14

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
4th Lea Mersch GermanyGermany Guard 09/28/1987 1.70 m
5 Sarah Zierhut 1 GermanyGermany Forward January 31, 1985 1.80 m
6th Birte Thimm GermanyGermany Forward 03/06/1987 1.80 m
7th Leonie Prudent GermanyGermany Forward 04/21/1989 1.81 m
8th Sharon Beld NetherlandsNetherlands Forward 08/19/1988 1.88 m
9 Julia Simonis GermanyGermany Forward 08/26/1989 1.79 m
10 Ramona Tews GermanyGermany center 06/26/1992 1.74 m
13 Christina Krick GermanyGermany Guard 04/19/1991 1.69 m
14th Helena Dahlem GermanyGermany Guard 1.85 m
15th Renée Höfels GermanyGermany Guard 05/23/1992 1.70 m
16 Alissa Pierce 3 United StatesUnited States Guard 06/30/1986 1.82 m
18th Kelli Riles 2nd United StatesUnited States Forward 1.83 m
21st Marie Gülich GermanyGermany Forward 1.94 m
22nd Valerie Nainima FijiFiji Guard 06/26/1986 1.65 m
33 Monique Reid 3 United StatesUnited States Forward March 26, 1990
  • Trainer: Katja Zberch
1 Sarah Zierhut came back to work for the first time on January 17, 2014 after her baby break.
2 Before the end of the first half of the season, NBO parted ways with Kelli Riles, who moved to Turkey.
3Alissa Pierce and Monique Reid were only signed in early 2014; the contract with Pierce was terminated in February.

Bundesliga squad 2012/13

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
4th Valerie Nainima FijiFiji Guard 06/26/1986 1.65 m
5 Sarah Zierhut (née Austmann) 1 GermanyGermany Forward January 31, 1985 1.80 m
5 Markeshia Antonet Grant 1 United StatesUnited States Forward 1.67 m
6th Birte Thimm GermanyGermany Forward 03/06/1987 1.80 m
7th Leonie Prudent GermanyGermany Forward 04/21/1989 1.81 m
8th Sharon Beld NetherlandsNetherlands Forward 08/19/1988 1.88 m
9 Julia Simonis GermanyGermany Forward 08/26/1989 1.79 m
10 Ramona Tews GermanyGermany center 06/26/1992 1.74 m
11 Katsiaryna (Katja) Zberch 2 BelarusBelarus center 06/23/1978 1.88 m
13 Christina Krick GermanyGermany Guard 04/19/1991 1.69 m
15th Renée Höfels GermanyGermany Guard 05/23/1992 1.70 m
31 Carla Katharina Bellscheidt 3 GermanyGermany Forward 01/13/1994 1.81 m
45 Chanita Marie Jordan United StatesUnited States center 10/09/1987 1.96 m
  • Trainer: Predrag Lukic (until November 27, 2012), Stefanie Richter (until the end of 2012), Katja Zberch (from January 1, 2013)
1Sarah Zierhut withdrew from active gaming at the end of 2012 due to pregnancy; the club signed Markeshia Grant for the second half of the season.
2 Katja Zberch left the active squad when she took over as a coach at the beginning of 2013.
3 Carla Bellscheidt left NBO in November 2012 and played in the second half of the season at BBZ Opladen.

Bundesliga squad 2011/12

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
4th Lea Thiel 1 GermanyGermany Guard 02/10/1988 1.70 m
5 Sarah Austmann GermanyGermany Forward January 31, 1985 1.80 m
6th Birte Thimm GermanyGermany Forward 03/06/1987 1.80 m
7th Leonie Prudent GermanyGermany Forward 04/21/1989 1.81 m
8th Sharon Beld NetherlandsNetherlands Forward 08/19/1988 1.88 m
9 Julia Simonis GermanyGermany Forward 08/26/1989 1.79 m
10 Valerie Nainima FijiFiji Guard 06/26/1986 1.65 m
11 Christina Krick GermanyGermany Guard 04/19/1991 1.69 m
12 Carla Bellscheidt GermanyGermany Forward 01/13/1994 1.81 m
14th Jania R. Sims United StatesUnited States Guard 05/10/1988 1.70 m
15th Renée Höfels GermanyGermany Guard 05/23/1992 1.70 m
17th Hannah Wischnietzki GermanyGermany Guard March 31, 1994 1.69 m
21st Jennifer Bender United StatesUnited States center 09/26/1987 1.85 m
22nd Whitney E. Jones United StatesUnited States center 05/24/1987 1.87 m
1 Lea Thiel was no longer available to the team from the end of October 2011 for professional reasons.

Bundesliga squad 2010/11

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
4th Lea Mersch GermanyGermany Guard 09/28/1987 1.70 m
5 Sarah Austmann GermanyGermany Guard, Forward January 31, 1985 1.80 m
6th Birte Thimm GermanyGermany Forward 03/06/1987 1.80 m
7th Jessica Feike GermanyGermany Forward, center 07/01/1986 1.81 m
9 Leonie Prudent GermanyGermany Forward 04/21/1989 1.81 m
10 Katsiaryna (Katja) Zberch BelarusBelarus center 06/23/1978 1.88 m
12 Wiebke Bruns GermanyGermany Forward December 19, 1990 1.75 m
13 Désire Almind United StatesUnited States Forward 07/13/1982 1.75 m
14th Sonja Greinacher GermanyGermany center 07/01/1992 1.80 m
15th Kathleen Patricia (Katie) Snodgrass 1 United StatesUnited States Guard 11/10/1982 1.75 m
17th Ramona Tews GermanyGermany center 06/26/1992 1.74 m
21st Jennifer Bender United StatesUnited States Forward 09/26/1987 1.85 m
23 Melissa Lechlitner 1 United StatesUnited States Guard 01/24/1988 1.70 m
  • Trainer: Julia Gajewski
1 After only three match days, NBO parted ways with Katie Snodgrass and signed Melissa Lechlitner, who had been released from SV Halle Lions.

Bundesliga squad 2009/10

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
3 Mandy Hänel GermanyGermany Guard 04/03/1986 1.70 m
4th Lea Mersch GermanyGermany Guard 09/28/1987 1.70 m
5 Sarah Austmann GermanyGermany Guard, Forward January 31, 1985 1.80 m
6th Birte Thimm GermanyGermany Forward 03/06/1987 1.80 m
7th Jessica Feike GermanyGermany Forward, center 07/01/1986 1.81 m
9 Pia Schiffer GermanyGermany center December 16, 1986 1.82 m
10 Carla Katharina Bellscheidt GermanyGermany 01/13/1994 1.81 m
11 Leonie Bleker GermanyGermany center October 29, 1990 1.90 m
12 Wiebke Bruns GermanyGermany Forward December 19, 1990 1.75 m
13 Désire Almind 1 United StatesUnited States Forward 07/13/1982 1.75 m
14th Sonja Greinacher GermanyGermany center 07/01/1992 1.80 m
20th Jacqueline Adamshick United StatesUnited States Center, Forward 03/15/1984 1.83 m
44 Angela Hartill United StatesUnited States center December 01, 1986 1.90 m
  • Trainer: Julia Gajewski
1Jacqueline Adamshick was passed in the last game of 2009, since the beginning of 2010 Desiré Almind played as the second American for the NBO. In the further course of the season there were also short assignments: Christina Krick (# 17) and Ramona Tews (# 18).

Bundesliga squad 2008/09

No. Surname nationality position Date of birth size
3 Mandy Hänel GermanyGermany Guard 04/03/1986 1.70 m
4th Lea Mersch GermanyGermany Guard 09/28/1987 1.68 m
5 Sarah Austmann GermanyGermany Guard January 31, 1985 1.80 m
6th Birte Thimm GermanyGermany Forward 03/06/1987 1.80 m
7th Jessica Feike GermanyGermany center 07/01/1986 1.84 m
8th Heather Ernest United StatesUnited States center 11/09/1981 1.86 m
9 Pia Schiffer GermanyGermany center December 16, 1986 1.81 m
10 Vera Jaecker 1st GermanyGermany Guard, Forward 10/09/1984 1.74 m
11 Dorothea Richter 1 GermanyGermany Guard, Forward 04/25/1983 1.78 m
12 Wiebke Bruns GermanyGermany Forward December 19, 1990 1.76 m
13 Nora Büschemann GermanyGermany Guard, Forward 11/13/1989 1.76 m
14th Bracey Barker United StatesUnited States center 06/27/1985 1.80 m
15th Petra glasses GermanyGermany center 05.10.1981 1.96 m
17th Nicole Ann ("Nikki") Johnson 2 CanadaCanada Guard 06/26/1975 1.80 m
21st Carolin Kordel GermanyGermany Forward 08/27/1984 1.82 m
  • Trainer: Julia Gajewski, John F. Bruhnke
1 In mid-December 2008, the club announced Dorothea Richter's engagement and Vera Jaecker's departure.
2 Due to a serious injury to Heather Ernest, the club brought its U14 coach Nikki Johnson to the first team for the first time in March 2009.

Well-known former players

Individual evidence

  1. Julia Gajewski: "At that time it was just our turn" , WAZ from April 26, 2017.
  2. New beginning in the Regionalliga , WAZ from March 15, 2016 on: derwesten.de
  3. New Baskets are promoted to the Regionalliga , NRZ Oberhausen from May 28, 2019
  4. The end of an era , WAZ from April 13, 2012 on: derwesten.de
  5. ^ TV Wasserburg: Ladies I: DBBL honors Allstars 2004 - 02.10.2005
  6. Zberch Trainer of the Year , WAZ from September 28, 2014 on: derwesten.de
  7. Stefan Mienack must go , WAZ from January 26, 2015 on: derwesten.de
  8. NBO remains first class , WAZ from April 28, 2015 on: derwesten.de
  9. ^ Wim van Ek pulls the ripcord , WAZ from October 19, 2015: derwesten.de
  10. A victory with a signal effect , WAZ from November 1, 2015 on: derwesten.de
  11. Cup stays in Oberhausen , WAZ from June 16, 2015 on: derwesten.de
  12. https://www.nrz.de/sport/lokalsport/oberhausen/new-baskets-sind-deutscher-meister-in-der-ue-35-klasse-id218400119.html

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