Basketball Bundesliga (2000-2001)
1999-2000
2001-02


ALBA Berlin won 5th title in a row defeating easily Bonn in the final series 3-0
Regular Season
Final Standings
1.ALBA Berlin 25-1
2.Bayer Leverk. 18-8
3.Telekom Bonn 17-9
4.Avitos Giessen 15-11
5.s.Oliver Wurzb. 15-11
6.Braunschweig 13-13
7.Opel Skyliners 13-13

8.Mitteldeutscher

 13-13
9.Herzogtel Trier 11-15
10.univ.Bamberg 10-16
11.Oldenburger 9-17
12.Brandt Hagen 9-17
13.BCJ Hamburg 8-18
14.ratiopharm Ulm 6-20
SSV ratiopharm Ulm and the BCJ Hamburg Tigers were relegated from 1.Bundesliga to 2.Bundesliga
Cologne 99ers bought the license of 1 Bundesliga from promoted Rhondorfer TV
Stats Leaders
Points
1. Hoskins, Ulm 23.2
2.Best, Leverkusen 22.9
3.Woodward, Hamburg 22.7
4.Queenan, Hagen 21.4
5. Brown, Trier 20.6
6.Celestand, Brauns. 19.9
7.Conley, Brauns. 19.8
8.Harrison, Weissen. 19.7
9.Mc Coy, Skyliners 18.8
10. McIntyre, Brauns. 18.5
Rebounds
1. Ensminger, MBC 10.5
2. Poole, Wurzburg 9.9
3. Bassette, Gieben 9.8
4. Engellant, Hagen 9.5
5.Keane, Giessen 9.2
Assists
1. McIntyre, Brauns. 7.0
2. Hoskins, Ulm 7.0
3.Celestine, Braunsch. 5.8
4. Evans, Leverkusen 5.8
5.Barry, Hagen 5.7


Season Awards

Official Season MVP: Derrick Phelps (Berlin)
Coach of the Year: Emir Mutapcic (Berlin)
Defensive Player: Darren Engellant (Hagen)
Most Improved Player: Demond Greene (Wurzburg)
All-League 1st Team: Derrick Phelps (Berlin), John Best (Leverkusen), Wendell Alexis (Berlin), Dejan Korturovic (Berlin), Reggie Bassette (Gieben)
All-League 2nd Team: Tyron McCoy (Skyliners), Mark Miller (Bonn), Darren Queenan (Hagen), Mike Mitchell (Gieben), Chris Ensminger (Weibenfels)
League All-Defensive Team: Tyron McCoy (Skyliners), Henrik Rodl (Berlin), Alexander Lochmanchuk (Leverkusen), Darren Engellant (Hagen), Eric Poole (Wurzburg)
League All-Newcomers Team: Mark Miller (Bonn), Darren Queenan (Hagen), John Best (Leverkusen), Dejan Korturovic (Berlin), Reggie Bassette (Gieben)
All-League Most Improved Team: Demond Greene (Wurzburg), Jorg Lutcke (Berlin), C.C. Harrison (Weibenfels), Gerrit Terdenge (Skyliners), Chris Ensminger (Weibenfels)



All-Star Game, Saturday, February 17, in Max-Schmeling-Halle in Berlin

North - South 112-109 (Koturovic 25, Best 23, Phelps 14, Queenan 11, Pesic 10, Suhr 8, Hansen 8, Flick 8, Rodl 4, Fernandes 1 - Kelecevic 18, MC Mazique 15, Miller 13, Beechum 12, McCoy 12, Jordan 8, Terdenge 8, Brown 6, Walker 6, Mitchell 5 Taylor 4, Garrett 2)
MVP: John Best (Bayer Leverkusen)

South:
Starting-line-up: MC Mazique (Telekom Baskets Bonn), Mark Miller (Telekom Baskets Bonn), Robert Garrett (DJK s.Oliver Wurzburg), Tyron McCoy (Opel Skyliners Frankfurt), Adonis Jordan (Avitos Gieben). 
Bench: Sinisa Kelecevic (Telekom Baskets Bonn), Hurl Beechum (Telekom Baskets Bonn), Carl Brown (Herzogtel Trier), Gerrit Terdenge (Opel Skyliners Frankfurt), Mike Mitchell (Avitos Gieben), Jarvis Walker (SSV ratiopharm Ulm), Derrick Taylor (TSK uniVersa Bamberg).
North:
Starting-line-up: Wendell Alexis (Alba Berlin), John Best (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen), Dejan Koturovic (Alba Berlin), Marko Pesic (Alba Berlin), Derrick Phelps (ALBA Berlin).
Bench: Hansi Gnad (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen), Henrik Rodl (ALBA Berlin), Terrell McIntyre (Braunschweig), Daren Queenan (Brandt Hagen), Mithat Demirel (Mitteldeutscher Basketball Club), Marc Suhr (BCJ Hamburg Tigers), Pavel Becka (Oldenburger TB).



German teams in Euro cups 2000-2001

Suproleague:
ALBA (took 5th (9-9) place in Group A), lost to Panathinaikos (GRE) in Quarterfinals
Leverkusen (took 9th place (6-12) in Group B)
ULEB Euroleague:
Frankfurt Skyliners (took 6th place (1-9) in Group D)
Saporta Cup:
Telekom Basket Bonn (took 1st place (8-2) in Group C), lost to Marousi (GRE) in quarterfinals
Korac Cup:
Mitteldeutscher: lost to Montecatini (ITA) in eliminations
Wurzburg, lost to Hoop Pruszkow (POL) in eliminations
HerzogTel: lost to Strasbourg in eliminations
Avitos Giessen: lost to Sopot (POL) in eliminations