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Recent Seasons

Recent seasons of the club:

Year Division Position
1997-98 Rugby-Bundesliga (I) 2nd
1998-99 Rugby-Bundesliga South/West 2nd
Bundesliga championship round 3rd
1999–2000 Rugby-Bundesliga South/West 2nd
Bundesliga championship round 3rd
2000-01 Rugby-Bundesliga South/West 2nd
Bundesliga championship round 1st — Runners up
2001-02 Rugby-Bundesliga 3rd
2002-03 Rugby-Bundesliga 2nd — Champions
2003-04 Rugby-Bundesliga 1st — Champions
2004-05 Rugby-Bundesliga 4th
2005-06 Rugby-Bundesliga 2nd — Runners up
2006-07 Rugby-Bundesliga 4th
2007-08 Rugby-Bundesliga 5th
2008-09 Rugby-Bundesliga 3rd — Semi-finals
2009–10 Rugby-Bundesliga 5th
2010–11 Rugby-Bundesliga 5th
2011–12 Rugby-Bundesliga 4th — Semi-finals
2012–13 Rugby-Bundesliga qualification round – South 2nd
Rugby-Bundesliga championship round – South-West 2nd — Runners up
  • Until 2001, when the single-division Bundesliga was established, the season was divided in autumn and spring, a Vorrunde and Endrunde, whereby the top teams of the Rugby-Bundesliga would play out the championship while the bottom teams together with the autumn 2nd Bundesliga champion would play for Bundesliga qualification. The remainder of the 2nd Bundesliga teams would play a spring round to determine the relegated clubs. Where two placing's are shown, the first is autumn, the second spring. In 2012 the Bundesliga was expanded from ten to 24 teams and the 2nd Bundesliga from 20 to 24 with the leagues divided into four regional divisions.

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