Pascal Roller

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Pascal Roller
Medal record

Men's Basketball
Competitor for Germany
World Championships
Bronze	2002 USA	Germany
European Championships
Silver	2005 Serbia & Montenegro	Germany

Pascal Roller (born 20 November 1976) is a retired German professional basketball player. He is 1.80m (5'11") in height and he weighs 81 kg (180 pounds). He played the point guard position. He spent most of his career with the Deutsche Bank Skyliners of the German League. Internationally, Roller represented Germany.^[1]

Career

Team	League	from	until
USC Heidelberg	2.BBL	-	-
TV Langen	2.BBL	-	-
SV Tübingen	2.BBL	-	-
USC Freiburg	BBL	1998^[2]	1999
Deutsche Bank Skyliners	BBL	1999^[3]	2006^[4]
Pallacanestro Biella	Serie A	2006^[5]	2007
Deutsche Bank Skyliners	BBL	2007^[6]	2011

References

External links

2006 interview with Roller hoopsaddict.com

v t e Germany squad – 2002 FIBA World Championship – Bronze medal

4 Lütcke 5 Arigbabu 6 Nikagbatse 7 Garris 8 Maras 9 Demirel 10 Pesic 11 Roller 12 Rödl 13 Femerling 14 Nowitzki (MVP) 15 Okulaja Coach: Dettmann

v t e Germany squad – 2005 EuroBasket – Silver medal

4 Garrett 5 Arigbabu 6 Nikagbatse 7 Greene 8 Maras 9 Demirel 10 Pesic 11 Roller 12 Wucherer 13 Femerling 14 Nowitzki 15 Schultze Coach: Bauermann

v t e Germany squad – 2006 FIBA World Championship – 8th place

4 Demirel 5 Okulaja 6 Schultze 7 Garrett 8 Herber 9 Hamann 10 Greene 11 Roller 12 Grünheid 13 Femerling 14 Nowitzki 15 Jagla Coach: Bauermann

v t e Germany squad – 2007 EuroBasket – 5th place

4 Demirel 5 Okulaja 6 Arigbabu 7 Garrett 8 Herber 9 Hamann 10 Greene 11 Roller 12 Grünheid 13 Femerling 14 Nowitzki 15 Jagla Coach: Bauermann

v t e Germany squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 10th place

4 Ohlbrecht 5 Zwiener 6 Schultze 7 Garrett 8 Wysocki 9 Hamann 10 Greene 11 Roller 12 Kaman 13 Femerling 14 Nowitzki 15 Jagla Coach: Bauermann

Persondata
Name	Roller, Pascal
Alternative names
Short description	German basketball player
Date of birth	20 November 1976
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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