Rostock Seawolves celebrate a clear home win against Oldenburg!

Rostock Seawolves celebrate a clear home win against Oldenburg!

The Rostock Seawolves fought for a clear home win in the Basketball Bundesliga on November 1, 2025 by defeating EWE Baskets Oldenburg 94:77. The Seawolves showed a strong performance in their second home win of the season and were motivated from the start to improve their negative record from previous games. The Seawolves' best thrower was D'Shawn Schwartz, who contributed significantly to the success with 26 points.

In the first quarter, Rostock left no doubts. With an impressive 7-0 series, they gained a small cushion and led 25:19 at the first quarter break. But in the second quarter there was a break in the Seawolves' game. Towards the end of the half they fell behind 32:36. But the team proved to be resilient and was able to turn the game around by halftime - they went into the locker room with a score of 53:43.

Tension until the final phase

After halftime the game remained exciting as Oldenburg fought its way back to 62:66. But the Seawolves quickly found their way back to their dominant game and clearly distanced themselves from the guests. In the final phase, Andy van Vliet and Schwartz set decisive accents with their three-point game and made the audience in the hall cheer. The victory underlines the upward trend of Rostock, who want to stabilize themselves in the league after a bumpy start.

So while the Seawolves are gaining a foothold in the league, the basketball world is also about setting the course for the future. The discussion about transfers and coaching changes will become more intense in the coming months as many teams want to strategically reposition themselves. The Telekom Baskets Bonn, for example, have already largely completed their squad for the 2025/26 season. The new head coach Marko Stankovic and sports director Savo Milovic have clear goals in mind and are confident that the transfer period has been successful, as basketball.de reports.

A look at the coming season also reveals that teams like Taylor County, Caverna and Larue County in the region are working intensively on their squad. Speculation about player and coaching changes suggests that some teams could see major changes. For example, future sophomore Cooper Stone will transfer from Green County to Taylor County, while Caverna is keeping its options open. The upcoming upheaval will certainly cause some surprises, and it will be exciting to see how the different teams will react to the challenges of the coming season, as bluegrasspreps.com summarizes.

Back in Rostock, the Seawolves are now urgently required to use this momentum. Cadre policy will be important in order to remain competitive in the future. Fans and supporters hope that the team can continue to impress with its current enthusiasm and that the season still has many positive twists in store.