The 2018–19 ProA was the 12th season of the ProA, the second level of basketball in Germany.ProA at Eurobasket.com The champions and the runners-up of the play-offs were promoted to the 2019–20 Basketball Bundesliga.
Hamburg Towers won its first ProA championship after defeating Nürnberg Falcons, which promoted too, in the finals. Nürnberg did not promote after all after it could not meet Basketball Bundesliga (BBL) BBL arena requirements.
Teams
TeamCityArtland DragonsQuakenbrückBike-Café Messingschlager BaunachBambergFC Schalke 04 BasketballGelsenkirchenHamburg TowersHamburg-WilhelmsburgHebeisen White Wings HanauHanauMLP Academics HeidelbergHeidelbergNINERS ChemnitzChemnitzNürnberg Falcons BCNürnbergPhoenix HagenHagenPS Karlsruhe LIONSKarlsruheRostock SeawolvesRostockRömerstrom Gladiators TrierTrierTeam Ehingen UrspringEhingenTigers TübingenTübingenUni Baskets PaderbornPaderbornVFL Kirchheim KnightsKirchheim unter Teck
Table # Team Wins Losses Points for/against Points 1 NINERS Chemnitz 24 6 2513:2303 48 2 MLP Academics Heidelberg 19 11 2371:2210 38 3 Nürnberg Falcons BC 19 11 2341:2244 38 4 Hamburg Towers 19 11 2498:2279 38 5 Rostock Seawolves (N) 18 12 2394:2333 36 6 RÖMERSTROM Gladiators Trier 17 13 2373:2436 34 7 Team Ehingen Urspring 17 13 2547:2436 34 8 PS Karlsruhe Lions 16 14 2416:2363 32 9 Tigers Tübingen (A) 15 15 2570:2580 30 10 Phoenix Hagen 15 15 2469:2416 30 11 Artland Dragons (N) 14 16 2411:2448 28 12 Kirchheim Knights 14 16 2256:2268 28 13 Uni Baskets Paderborn 10 20 2372:2520 20 14 FC Schalke 04 (N) 9 21 2208:2360 18 15 HEBEISEN White Wings Hanau 8 22 2260:2473 16 16 Baunach Young Pikes 6 24 2177:2510 12 = Playoff qualification = Relegated
Play-offs
References
External links Official website Eurobasket.com