Austrian Basketball Bundesliga
The Austrian Basketball Bundesliga was the top men's professional basketball league in Austria. Until the 2004–05 season, the league was known as the A-Liga and then until the 2008–09 season it was called the Österreichische Basketball Bundesliga. From 2008 to 2019, it was named the Admiral Basketball League, after the league's main sponsor, Admiral Sportwetten.
In 2019, the competition was replaced by the Austrian Basketball Superliga.
Competition format
In the current season each team plays the other nine teams four times, creating a 36-game regular-season schedule. After that, the top six teams move on. The two semi-finals winners meet in a best-of-seven championship series.Clubs
Title holders
- 1946–47 WAC
- 1947–48 Not held
- 1948–49 Admira Wien
- 1949–50 Post Wien
- 1950–51 Wiener Sportclub
- 1951–52 Handelsministerium
- 1952–53 Union Babenberg
- 1953–54 Union Babenberg
- 1954–55 Union Babenberg
- 1955–56 Engelmann Wien
- 1956–57 Union Babenberg
- 1957–58 Engelmann Wien
- 1958–59 Union Babenberg
- 1959–60 Engelmann Wien
- 1960–61 Engelmann Wien
- 1961–62 Engelmann Wien
- 1962–63 Handelsministerium
- 1963–64 Handelsministerium
- 1964–65 Handelsministerium
- 1965–66 Union Kuenring
- 1966–67 Engelmann Wien
- 1967–68 Engelmann Wien
- 1968–69 Engelmann Wien
- 1969–70 Engelmann Wien
- 1970–71 Radio Koch Wien
- 1971–72 Radio Koch Wien
- 1972–73 Wienerberger
- 1973–74 Wienerberger
- 1974–75 Sefra Wien
- 1975–76 Sefra Wien
- 1976–77 Shopping Centre Wien
- 1977–78 Klosterneuburg
- 1978–79 UBSC Wien
- 1979–80 UBSC Wien
- 1980–81 UBSC Wien
- 1981–82 UBSC Wien
- 1982–83 Klosterneuburg
- 1983–84 Klosterneuburg
- 1984–85 Klosterneuburg
- 1985–86 Klosterneuburg
- 1986–87 Klosterneuburg
- 1987–88 Klosterneuburg
- 1988–89 Klosterneuburg
- 1989–90 Klosterneuburg
- 1990–91 Möllersdorf
- 1991–92 Union SPI
- 1992–93 UBC Sankt Pölten
- 1993–94 Möllersdorf
- 1994–95 UBC Sankt Pölten
- 1995–96 UBC Sankt Pölten
- 1996–97 UBC Sankt Pölten
- 1997–98 UBC Sankt Pölten
- 1998–99 UBC Sankt Pölten
- 1999–00 Traiskirchen Lions
- 2000–01 Kapfenberg Bulls
- 2001–02 Kapfenberg Bulls
- 2002–03 Kapfenberg Bulls
- 2003–04 Kapfenberg Bulls
- 2004–05 Swans Gmunden
- 2005–06 Swans Gmunden
- 2006–07 Swans Gmunden
- 2007–08 Panthers Fürstenfeld
- 2008–09 Kraftwerk Wels
- 2009–10 Swans Gmunden
- 2010–11 Oberwart Gunners
- 2011–12 Xion Dukes Klosterneuburg
- 2012–13 Zepter Vienna
- 2013–14 Güssing Knights
- 2014–15 Güssing Knights
- 2015–16 Redwell Oberwart Gunners
- 2016–17 ece Bulls Kapfenberg
- 2017–18 ece Bulls Kapfenberg
- 2018–19 ece Bulls Kapfenberg
Finals
Awards
- Most Valuable Player
- Finals MVP
- Coach of the Year
- Most Valuable Austrian Player
All-Star Game