Raiffeisen Flyers Catfish

Raiffeisen Flyers Catfish
Founded	2000 (founded in 2017)
Hall	Raiffeisen Arena, Wels
Homepage	http://www.flyerswels.at
Trainer	Sebastian Waser (Head Coach)
league	Admiral Basketball Bundesliga
successes
Champion : 2009 Cup : 2006

Raiffeisen Flyers Wels is an Austrian basketball club from Wels .

The association was founded as WBC Kraftwerk Wels in 2000 through a merger of the clubs Union Wels and ABC Sparkasse Wels . The latter was four times Austrian runner-up in the late 1980s. The team has been playing in the basketball league since the 2003/04 season . The 2005/06 game year was a successful year for the team for the first time in the club's young history. The cup victory and the runner-up title were won. The greatest success was set on June 7, 2009. The WBC Wels became Austrian champions for the first time in a dramatic final series against local rivals Gmunden.

After the main sponsor changed, the club name was WBC Raiffeisen Wels from the 2009/10 season . In 2017, the association was incorporated into the newly founded Raiffeisen Flyers Wels.

Greatest successes

• 2009: Austrian champion

In a dramatic final against Allianz Swans Gmunden , the WBC won the Austrian championship title for the first time with 82:80. Ricky Moore was named the MVP of the playoff.

• 2006: Austrian cup winner

The foundation stone for the first title win in the club's history was laid in the semifinals with an 80-76 win over Allianz Swans Gmunden. In the Volksbank-Arena in Gmunden, the WBC Kraftwerk Wels managed to inflict the first home defeat on the host after 37 wins. In the final, the WBC then clearly prevailed against Arkadia Traiskirchen Lions with 84:61. Curtis Bobb was named MVP of the Cup Final Four.

• 2006: runner-up

Allianz Swans Gmunden won the championship final 3: 1 and thus successfully defended the title it had won the year before. The WBC won the third final game away with an 83:80.

The following parts of this article appear since 2016 is out of date to be : season squad representations
Please help with to the missing information research and insert .

2014/15 season

Squad of the WBC catfish in the 2014/2015 season
Attention: The squad information is out of date! (current season: 2020/2021)
player No. Nat. Surname birth size info Last club Guards ( PG , SG ) 4th Thomas Csebits 05/27/1989 186 cm 5 Diego Kapelan 07/08/1987 190 cm 6th Wesley Channels 06/30/1988 188 cm 8th Benjamin Mair 05/25/1992 189 cm 13 Romed Vieider 01/02/1991 195 cm 17th Bernhard Oliva 02/03/1995 180 cm Forwards ( SF , PF ) 7th Before that, Lamesic October 24, 1983 205 cm 10 Maurice Barrow 01/08/1992 196 cm 11 Erwin Zulic 01/07/1992 203 cm 12 Djordje Djordjevic 06/15/1994 194 cm Center ( C ) 14th Tilo burdock December 16, 1977 206 cm 15th Tremaine Ford 12/11/1986 207 cm 16 Elmir Brkic 06/20/1995 203 cm	Trainer Nat. Surname position Ken Scalabroni Head coach Dana Beszczynski Ace coach Legend Abbr. meaning Team captain swell Team homepage As of December 18, 2014

2013/14 season

Squad of the WBC catfish in the 2013/2014 season
Attention: The squad information is out of date! (current season: 2020/2021)
player No. Nat. Surname birth size info Last club Guards ( PG , SG ) 5 Zamal Nixon 07/01/1989 186 cm 6th Kwadzo Ahelegbe 07/11/1988 183 cm 8th Benjamin Mair 05/25/1992 189 cm 9 Gabriel Lehner 01/08/1996 194 cm 13 Romed Vieider 01/02/1991 195 cm 16 Thomas Pamminger 03/22/1994 180 cm 17th Bernhard Oliva 02/03/1995 180 cm 19th Thomas Csebits 05/27/1989 186 cm Forwards ( SF , PF ) 4th Kelly Beidler 03/28/1988 199 cm 7th Before that, Lamesic October 24, 1983 205 cm 11 Erwin Zulic 01/07/1992 203 cm 12 Djordje Djordjevic 06/15/1994 194 cm Center ( C ) 10 DeShawn Painter 02/04/1990 206 cm 14th Tilo burdock December 16, 1977 206 cm 15th Tremaine Ford 12/11/1986 207 cm	Trainer Nat. Surname position Philip Dejworek Head coach Andreas Barthel Ace coach Hanno Stein Ace coach Legend Abbr. meaning Team captain swell Team homepage As of February 28, 2014

Starting Five

Point guard	Shooting Guard	Small forward	Power forward	center
Zamal Nixon	Kwadzo Ahelegbe	Kelly Beidler	Before that, Lamesic	Tilo burdock

2011/12 season

Squad of the WBC catfish in the 2011/2012 season

player No. Nat. Surname birth size info Last club Guards ( PG , SG ) 4th Thomas Csebits 05/27/1989 188 cm 5 Ali Farokhmanesh 04/16/1988 183 cm 6th Quentin Pryor 09/26/1983 188 cm 8th Todd Brown 11/24/1987 196 cm 9 Thomas Pamminger 03/22/1994 187 cm 13 Romed Vieider 01/02/1991 194 cm Forwards ( SF , PF ) 7th Before that, Lamesic October 24, 1983 205 cm 10 Patrik Diensthuber 04/26/1991 195 cm 12 Erwin Zulic 07/01/1992 190 cm Center ( C ) 11 Martin Kohlmaier 05/30/1984 217 cm 14th Logan Stutz May 27, 1988 206 cm 15th Joe Werner 02/13/1984 201 cm

Trainer Nat. Surname position Pete Miller Head coach John Griffin Ace coach Andreas Barthel Ace coach Legend Abbr. meaning Team captain swell Team homepage League homepage As of May 26, 2012

Starting Five

Point guard	Shooting Guard	Small forward	Power forward	center
Ali Farokhmanesh	Quentin Pryor	Todd Brown	Before that, Lamesic	Joe Werner

2010/11 season

Squad:

No.	Surname	size	position	Nat.	birthday	place of birth
4th	Robert Whitfield Holcomb Faye	185 cm	Guard		09/19/1984	North Carolina, USA
5	Thomas Cebits	188 cm	Guard		05/27/1989	Linz, AUT
6th	Paul Radakovics	188 cm	Guard		December 25, 1988	Oberwart, AUT
7th	Before that, Lamesic	205 cm	Forward		October 24, 1983	Brčko, YUG
8th	Rasheed Brokenborough	191 cm	Guard		06/24/1976	Pennsylvania, USA
9	Bruce Fields	196 cm	Guard		02/20/1980	Indiana, USA
10	Patrick Diensthuber	197 cm	Forward		04/26/1991	Wels, AUT
11	Erwin Zulic	190 cm	Forward		01/07/1992	Wels, AUT
12	Jean Francois	197 cm	Forward		December 14, 1980	West Palm Beach, USA
13	Romed Vieider	194 cm	Guard		02.01. 1991	innsbruck
14th	Tilo burdock	206 cm	center		December 16, 1977	Dresden, GER
15th	Joe Werner	201 cm	center		02/13/1984	Chippewa, USA
17th	John David Smith	203 cm	center		08/20/1984	Minnesota, USA

2009/10 season

For the 09/10 season, Bruce Fields' contract was extended by two years. However, captain Armin Woschank leaves the club after three years and returns to Kapfenberg . Brandon Thomas moves to Göttingen .

Squad of the WBC Catfish in the 2009/2010 season

player No. Nat. Surname birth size info Last club Guards ( PG , SG ) 4th Richard Bautista 12/22/1982 188 cm 5 Thomas Csebits 05/27/1989 192 cm 6th Ricky Moore 04/10/1976 188 cm 8th Trenton Meacham 09/26/1985 189 cm 9 Bruce Fields 02/20/1980 196 cm 12 Jason Conley 07/21/1981 196 cm 13 Romed Vieider 01/02/1991 196 cm 17th Rasheed Brokenborough 06/24/1976 191 cm Forwards ( SF , PF ) 7th Before that, Lamesic October 24, 1983 205 cm 10 Patrik Diensthuber 04/26/1991 195 cm 16 Erwin Zulic 07/01/1992 190 cm Center ( C ) 11 Matthew Nelson 05/20/1985 206 cm 14th Tilo burdock December 16, 1977 206 cm 15th Andrew Strait 06/04/1985 203 cm

Trainer Nat. Surname position Raoul Korner Head coach John Dieckelman Ace coach Legend Abbr. meaning Team captain swell Team homepage League homepage As of November 9, 2009

Starting Five

Point guard	Shooting Guard	Small forward	Power forward	center
Ricky Moore	Trenton Meacham	Jason Conley	Before that, Lamesic	Tilo burdock

2008/09 season

• Access:

Ricky Moore, Brandon Thomas, Davor Lamesic, Michael Hauer, Andrew Strait, Matt Nelson, Bruce Fields

• Departures:

Markus Pargfrieder and Pavel Burianek (end of career), Richard Anderson (Estonia), Pavel Stanek (Prostejov), Kendrick Davis, Elijah Palmer (Swans Gmunden)

Surname	position	nationality
Mag. Raoul Korner	Head Coach (since 2005)
John Dieckelman	Ass.-Coach (since 2007)

No.	Surname	position	Year of birth	size	WBC player	nationality	Last club	National team *
4th	Armin Woschank	Guard	1982	1.86 m	since 2006		Kapfenberg Bulls	EM qual. 07 (Div. B)
5	Thomas Csebits	Guard	1989	1.87 m	since 2007		Kapfenberg Bulls (U22)	U-20: B-EM 08
6th	Ricky Moore	Guard	1976	1.89 m	since 2008		Sodertalje Kings
7th	Before that, Lamesic	Forward	1983	2.05 m	since 2008		Traiskirchen Lions	EM qual. 07 (Div. B)
8th	Igor Mamic	Guard	1983	1.80 m	since 2000		DIY player
9	Casey Archibald	Guard	1984	1.93 m	since 2007		University of British Columbia
10	Patrick Diensthuber	Forward	1991	1.94 m	since 2007		DIY player	U-16: B-EM 07
11	Michael Hauer	Forward / Center	1989	2.01 m	since 2008		BBC Linz
12	Brandon Thomas	Guard / Forward	1984	1.98 m	since 2008		FOG Naestved
13	Flagan Prince	Forward	1978	2.02 m	since 2005	( )	BK Amager Copenhagen
14th	Tilo burdock	Forward / Center	1977	2.06 m	since March 2008		Panasonic Trians
15th	Andrew Strait	center	1985	2.04 m	since 2008		Montana grizzlies
16	Erwin Zulic	Forward	1992	1.90 m	since 2008		DIY player
17th	Matt Nelson	center	1985	2.06 m	since 2008		Gandia Basquet Valencia (LEB GOLD)
18th	Bruce Fields	Guard	1980	1.96 m	since 2009		Benetton Friborg (SUI)

* Last call-up to a national team

2007/08 season

• Access:

Kendrick Davis, Casey Archibald, Elijah Palmer, Thomas Csebits and Ass.-Coach John Dickelmann (Dornbirn Lions)

• Departures:

Curtis Bobb (Beirasar Rosalia / ESP-2), Rod Platt (USK Prague / CZE), Maurice Hargrow (Amicale Steinsel / LUX), Hrvoje Henjak (Panorama / GRE-2) and Ass.-Coach John Griffin (Heffingen / LUX)

As a replacement for the top scorer of the last two seasons, Curtis Bobb, the two 23-year-old combo guards Kendrick Davis and Casey Archibald were signed. With Elijah Palmer a player was acquired for the front court who was active in the 2004/05 season with the Arkadia Traiskirchen Lions and scored 22.2 points and 8.4 rebounds per game.
During the season, the American Kyle Wilson joined the team to replace the injured Flagan Prince. The last new acquisition was the Tilo Klette center, which had been playing in Japan up to that point, in March 2008. Klette already played for Wels in the first two Bundesliga seasons and holds a club record with 20.8 points per game from the 2003/04 season. On March 15, 2008, Kyle Wilson's fixed-term contract ended.

Surname	position	nationality
Mag. Raoul Korner	Head Coach (since 2005)
John Dieckelman	Ass.-Coach (since 2007)

No.	Surname	position	Year of birth	size	WBC player	nationality	Last club	National team *
4th	Armin Woschank	Guard	1982	1.86 m	since 2006		Kapfenberg Bulls	EM qual. 07 (Div. B)
5	Thomas Csebits	Guard	1989	1.87 m	since 2007		Kapfenberg Bulls (U22)	U-18: B-EM 07
6th	Markus Pargfrieder	Forward	1978	1.96 m	since 2002		BBC Red Devils Linz	EM qual. 05 (Div. B)
7th	Igor Mamic	Guard	1983	1.80 m	since 2000		DIY player
8th	Pavel Burianek	center	1972	2.03 m	since 2000		BK ASK Chomutov
9	Casey Archibald	Guard	1984	1.93 m	since 2007		University of British Columbia
10	Patrick Diensthuber	Forward	1991	1.94 m	since 2007		DIY player	U-16: B-EM 07
11	Pavel Stanek	Forward	1976	2.03 m	since 2004		BK Opava	EM qual. 05 (Div. A)
12	Kendrick Davis	Guard	1984	1.93 m	since 2007		North Texas University
13	Flagan Prince	Forward	1978	2.02 m	since 2005	( )	BK Amager Copenhagen
14th	Richard Anderson	center	1977	2.02 m	since 2005	( )	CF os Belenenses Lisbon	WM 02, team:
15th	Elijah Palmer	Forward	1981	2.01 m	since 2007		Atomia Brussels
16	Kyle Wilson	Forward	1983	2.06 m	11 / 07-03 / 08		TBB Trier
17th	Tilo burdock	Forward	1977	2.06 m	from March 2008		Panasonic Trians

* Last call-up to a national team

Bundesliga and Cup season balance sheets

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After 3 seasons in the B-League, the promotion to the A-League was achieved in 2003 under coach Dietmar Söllner .

Since the 2005/06 season, Mag. Raoul Korner has been responsible for the team as head coach. Before his first season he defined his personal goals with the team: “In three years we want to be number one in basketball in Austria. This doesn't just mean the first championship title for Wels ”. Already in the first season with the cup victory and the runner-up title, the greatest success in the club's history was achieved. Finally, in the 4th year under Raoul Korner, the first championship title was won in 2009.

season	Cup	Bundesliga	Player - order according to Number of championship points achieved
2000/01	Round of 16	5th MB / 2nd M3 *	???
2001/02	Round of 16	3rd MB / 1st M3 *	???
2002/03	Quarter finals	1st MB / 1st M2 * (= 7th place)	Nate Connolly 580, Markus Pargfrieder 451, Rod Platt 449, Toot Young 415, Pavel Burianek 287, Arnas Kazlauskas 148, Bernd Wimmer 142, Christian Pichler 82, Torry Harris 29, Igor Mamic 19, Philip Reiter 14
2003/04	Quarter finals	5th place (SF)	Tilo Klette 728, Rod Platt 542, John Hemsley 421, Markus Pargfrieder 413, Ricky Moore 191, Milivoj Coso 170, Rahsaan Johnson 75, John Higgins 74, Bernd Wimmer 71, Jussi Kumpulainen 57, Nate Connolly 54, Pavel Burianek 50, Stephan Kerschbaummayr 48, Dave Esterkamp 38, Philip Reiter 2, Igor Mamic 2, Christian Pichler 2
2004/05	Final Four	5th place	Tilo Klette 718, Rod Platt 511, Pavel Stanek 328, Markus Pargfrieder 327, Andre Joseph 289, Steven Johnson 286, Paris Bryant 272, Aaron Mitchell 214, Miroslav Juric 143, Chris Williams 100, Stephan Kerschbaummayr 93, Milivoj Coso 49, Pavel Burianek 29, Igor Mamic 2, Bernhard Bruckner 2, Julian Aigenberger 1
2005/06	Cup win	Runner-up	Curtis Bobb 672, Pavel Stanek 531, Flagan Prince 506, Rasheed Quadri 434, Miroslav Juric 373, Rod Platt 346, Richard Anderson 338, Markus Pargfrieder 212, Lukas Pinterits 48, Pavel Burianek 9, Igor Mamic 3, Stefan Schamberger 2
2006/07	Quarter finals	5th place (SF)	Curtis Bobb 632, Flagan Prince 519, Pavel Stanek 401, Rod Platt 349, Armin Woschank 322, Richard Anderson 290, Markus Pargfrieder 286, Rasheed Quadri 275, Hrvoje Henjak 126, Miroslav Juric 123, Maurice Hargrow 97, Igor Mamic 3, Pavel Burianek 2, Lukas Pinterits 2
2007/08	Quarter finals	6th place	Kendrick Davis 658, Elijah Palmer 498, Casey Archibald 451, Armin Woschank 320, Richard Anderson 318, Pavel Stanek 305, Markus Pargfrieder 283, Kyle Wilson 184, Tilo Klette 178, Flagan Prince 93, Pavel Burianek 14, Thomas Csebits 10, Patrick Diensthuber 4th
2008/09	final	master	Brandon Thomas 907, Tilo Klette 445, Davor Lamesic 440, Bruce Fields 361, Matthew Nelson 357, Casey Archibald 311, Armin Woschank 311, Ricky Moore 264, Andrew Strait 255, Flagan Prince 154, Thomas Csebits 25, Patrick Diensthuber 2
2009/10	Quarter finals	4th place (VF)	Trenton Meacham 571, Tilo Klette 414, Davor Lamesic 400, Bruce Fields 357, Jason Conley 339, Matthew Nelson 285, Andrew Strait 200, Ricky Moore 189, Rasheed Brokenborough 154, Thomas Csebits 81, Romed Vieider 30, Richard Bautista 7, Patrick Diensthuber 2

* MB = basic round men B-League; M2 = main round 2 (promotion / relegation round); M3 = main round 3 (relegation round); SF = semifinals

Player Statistics

Points - rebounds - assists - steals - blocks

Brandon Thomas was able to take 4th place in his first season in the WBC dress with 20.2 points / game in the Bundesliga ranking, which was cited by Deven Mitchell with 22.4 points / game.
Armin Woschank was again the best WBC player among the assists with 3.2 assists / game

season	Points (at least 15 games)	Rebounds (at least 15 games)	Assists (at least 15 games)	Steals (at least 15 games)	Blocks (at least 15 games)
2003/04	Tilo Klette 20.8	Rod Platt 9.0	Ricky Moore 4.6	Ricky Moore 1.8	Pargfrieder, burdock 0.4 each
2004/05	Tilo Klette 18.4	Tilo Klette 8.4	Paris Bryant 4.3	Aaron Mitchell 1.5	Tilo burdock 0.5
2005/06	Curtis Bobb 16.0	Flagan Prince 5.5	Curtis Bobb 2.3	Curtis Bobb 1.7	Richard Anderson 1.2
2006/07	Curtis Bobb 15.4	Curtis Bobb 4.7	Armin Woschank 4.4	Rasheed Quadri 1.5	Flagan Prince 1.0
2007/08	Kendrick Davis 5/16	Elijah Palmer 6.9	Armin Woschank 3.2	Armin Woschank 1.2	Richard Anderson 1.0
2008/09	Brandon Thomas 2/20	Andrew Strait 7.3	Armin Woschank 3.2	Ricky Moore 1.7	Brandon Thomas 0.4
2009/10	Trenton Meacham 15.4	Jason Conley 7.7	Jason Conley 3.2	Ricky Moore 1.5	Jason Conley 0.5

Field throws - 3-point throws - free throws

Curtis Bobb set a Bundesliga club record in the category of 3-point throws in the 2006/07 season. With 118 scored three-pointers, he was also the player with the most scored three-pointers of all Bundesliga teams.

season	Field throws (at least 60 attempts)	3-point throws (odds) (at least 30 attempts)	3-point throws (number)	Free throws (at least 30 attempts)
2003/04	Rod Platt 62.4%	Markus Pargfrieder 33.7%	John hemsley 57	Ricky Moore 77.8%
2004/05	Rod Platt 71.8%	Miroslav Juric 43.1%	Andre Joseph 44	Pavel Stanek 93.8%
2005/06	Curtis Bobb 60.7%	Pavel Stanek 52.4%	Curtis bobb 113	Curtis Bobb 84.3%
2006/07	Rasheed Quadri 60.1%	Miroslav Juric 42.4%	Curtis bobb 118	Curtis Bobb 88.7%
2007/08	Tilo burdock 59.7%	Kyle Wilson 42.9%	Casey Archibald 75	Pavel Stanek 85.5%
2008/09	Andrew Strait 63.0%	Bruce Fields 43.4%	Brandon Thomas 104	Bruce Fields 90.1%
2009/10	Matthew Nelson 66.1%	Trenton Meacham 45.9%	Trenton Meacham 89	Tilo burdock 84.9%

Eurocup / EuroChallenge

On October 20, 2009 the WBC Raiffeisen Wels will play its first game in an international competition. In the Eurocup qualification, the team will face fifth in the Turkish league Beşiktaş Cola Turka Istanbul . In the event of promotion, the Welsers are in the main competition of the Eurocup, the second highest European Cup. Otherwise Wels will play in the EuroChallenge .

WBC player in various national teams

The first WBC player to play in the Austrian national team was Markus Pargfrieder . The WBC captain scored a total of 15 points in three games in the first half of the 2005 European Championship qualifying round in Division B in summer 2004.
In the summer of 2007, Armin Woschank, Thomas Csebits and Patrick Diensthuber, 3 WBC players, played for the first time at European Championships in the dress of the Austrian national team.
In 2008 Thomas Csebits was the only WBC player at a European Championship. In 2009, the WBC was represented by Thomas Csebits at the U22 European Championship and the only 14-year-old Florian Popp at the U16 European Championship.

Armin Woschank completed his fourth European Championship qualification in 2007 (Division B). The point guard was in the starting five of the national team in all 8 games. With 3.3 assists / game he was the team leader in this category.
In 2007 Thomas Csebits took 13th place at the U18 European Championship of Division B in Sofia. In an average of 22 minutes he was able to score 5.8 points per game. In 2008 he was able to achieve 4.3 points per game at the U20 European Championship of Division B and reach 10th place.
Patrick Diensthuber achieved 14th place in the U16 European Championship of Division B in Skopje in 2007. The WBC player scored 5.1 points and 2.6 rebounds per game with an average of 13 minutes of play.

MVP awards for WBC players

At the end of the 2006/07 season, Armin Woschank received the " Most Valuable Austrian Player" award . With 4.4 assists / game he was the best native Austrian player in this special ranking, in which he reached 5th place overall. In addition there were 7.7 points and 1.3 steals / game and a hit rate of 38.6% in the three-pointers.
Ricky Moore was presented with the cup for the MVP of the final series in the 2008/09 season after winning the 4th final game against Allianz Swans Gmunden . The guard of the master team was able to achieve 7.3 points, 2.8 assists and 1.3 steals per game in the finals.

WBC players with more than 1000 points

The WBC player with the most points has been Tilo Klette since the 2008/09 championship season . Born in Dresden, who has played in Germany, Japan and Puerto Rico, he scored his 2069th championship point in the 4th final game against Allianz Swans Gmunden. Rod Platt now ranks second . The WBC center scored a total of 2068 points for the team. Born in the United States, he was granted Austrian citizenship in September 2006. After 5 seasons and 167 championship games in the WBC dress, the club no longer extended the contract and Rod Platt changed teams in the summer of 2007.
On April 24, 2008, WBC captain Markus Pargfrieder played his last game for the team after 6 seasons. In 204 championship games he scored 1925 points.

Surname	nationality	Points	Points / Col.	Games	Years	WBC or follow-up team
1. Tilo burdock		2483	16.6	150	5	WBC Raiffeisen Wels
2. Roderick Platt	( )	2068	12.4	167	5	USK Prague
3. Markus Pargfrieder		1925	9.4	204	6th	BBC Linz
4. Pavel Stanek		1565	10.6	148	4th	???
5. Curtis Bobb		1304	15.7	83	2	Beirasar Rosalia
6. Flagan Prince	( )	1272	10.6	120	4th	???
7. Pavel Burianek		1256	9.8	128	8th	End of career

Promotion of young talent

With the re-establishment of Raiffeisen Flyers Wels in 2017, the objective was set to rely on young players from the region, to introduce them to the Bundesliga team and to strengthen the next generation by setting up a youth academy.

Venue

The home games of the Raiffeisen Flyers Wels take place in the Raiffeisen Arena. The Raiffeisen Arena has space for 1750 spectators.
The information brochure GAME ON Das Magazin of the Welser Basketball Club was published for the home games .

Web links

• Official website of Raiffeisen Flyers Wels
• "Admiral Basketball Bundesliga"
• Raiffeisen Flyers Wels Raiffeisen Flyers Wels at Eurobasket.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.oebl.at/news/liganews/3039-raiffeisen-flyers-wels-ist-der-nachstiegverein-des-wbc-raiffeisen-wels
2. ↑ OÖNachrichten: 1000 compatriots: Kraftwerk coach Raoul Korner: A successful young man