Austria national basketball team
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The Austria national basketball team is the basketball side that represents Austria in international competitions.
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[edit] Eurobasket 1947
Austria first competed in the European championship at Eurobasket 1947, placing 12th of 14 teams. They lost both of their preliminary round games. In the semifinal round, they lost their first game but defeated Albania to place second in group and set up a match against the Netherlands for 11th and 12th place, which Austria lost.
[edit] Eurobasket 1951
The Austrians appeared again at Eurobasket 1951 in Paris. They were eliminated from championship contention after finishing 1-3 in pool play and 4th in their group. They won all three of their first round classification games, however, advancing to the 9-12 classification semifinals. A loss to the Netherlands but a win over West Germany gave Austria 11th place of the 18 teams.
[edit] Eurobasket 1955
Austria's appearance at Eurobasket 1955 in Budapest began with a 2-2 showing in preliminary round play. This was good enough for only third rank in the pool, and Austria was bumped to classification play. There, they were able to win only 1 of 4 games (the win coming against West Germany), placing 4th of the 5 teams in the group. Playing against Luxembourg and then Switzerland in classification 13-16 playoffs, Austria won both games to finish 13th of 18 teams.
[edit] Eurobasket 1957
In Sofia for the Eurobasket 1957 competition, Austria was defeated thrice in the preliminary round. Their 0-3 record put them last in their group and sent them to the classification pool. They won 2 games there, finishing 2-5 to take an overall 14th place in the 16-team tournament.
[edit] Rosters
1947 EuroBasket: finished 12th among 14 teams
Herbert Haselbacher, Richard Pollak, Walter Ledl, Hans Zsak, Hans Bohman, Franz Gluck, Schmidt, Vostatek, Schreiweis, Eder, Ganglberger, Paulin, Pitsch
1951 EuroBasket: finished 11th among 17 teams
Herbert Haselbacher, Walter Ledl, Ewald Polansky, Richard Pollak, Hans Zsak, Felix Schober, Peter Vecernik, Hans Bohman, Franz Gluck, Praschl, Puschner, Binder (Coach: Miodrag Stefanovic)
1955 EuroBasket: finished 13th among 18 teams
Peter Vecernik, Alfred Probst, Karl Thiering, Oskar Doppes, Ewald Polansky, Karl Privoznik, Hackl, Karall, Machek, Schurer, Schmidt, Brousek, Gebhardt, Baczinsky (Coach: Janos Gerdov)
1957 EuroBasket: finished 14th among 16 teams
Ewald Polansky, Karl Thiering, Friedrich Walz, Alfred Probst, Herwig Schon, Schurer, Vranitzky, Waldingbrett, Grohs, Karall, Brousek, Waschkau (Coach: Herbert Haselbacher)
1959 EuroBasket: finished 16th among 17 teams
Oskar Doppes, Ewald Polansky, Herwig Schon, Ernst Tutschek, Karl Privoznik, Walter Ledl, Karl Thiering, Alfred Probst, Peter Kotas, Franz Havlicek, Friedrich Walz, Heinz Vybiral (Coach: Herbert Haselbacher)
1977 EuroBasket: finished 12th among 12 teams
Helmut Zimmel, Walter Fuchs, Peter Wolf, Herbert Haselbacher, Wolfgang Vlk, Friedrich Miklas, Peter Bilik, Peter Poiger, Herbert Watzke, Bernhard Slavicek, Erich Tecka, Werner Meisinger (Coach: Jan Hluchy)
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