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Charlottenburg Claims NBBL Second Spot With 81-76 Victory Over Oldenburg
DBV Charlottenburg's Berlin Dreams hold second in the NBBL after an 81-76 win over Oldenburg, while the SCC Adler ice hockey U17 and U20 squads battle in DEB and DNL divisions.
How we reported this
The Berlin Dreams of DBV Charlottenburg kept their NBBL season on track this week, improving to a 3-2 record with a gritty 81-76 win over Oldenburg that leaves them in second place in the league table. The victory, secured at the club’s home venue in Charlottenburg, came behind a balanced scoring attack and a strong defensive stand in the final quarter, according to the club's official season table.
The result matters because it keeps DBV Charlottenburg in touch with the top of the Northern German conference, a crucial position as the season approaches its midpoint. The Dreams, who are the reigning Northern German U20 champions, are looking to build on last year’s title run, which saw them dominate the age-group competition before stepping up to the national U19 league (NBBL).
Hockey and football updates
On the ice, the SCC Adler's youth teams were in action in their respective divisions. The U17 squad, competing in the DEB Division II Nord, faced a tough week, dropping points in a tightly contested series at the Mommsenstadion, the club’s historic 15,005-capacity venue built in 1930 and originally named SCC-Stadion. The U20 team, playing in the DNL Division III Nord during the 2024/25 season, also struggled to find consistency, though coaches emphasized the developmental focus of the program.
Meanwhile, the senior American football team, the SCC Adler, is grinding through their Regionalliga Ost campaign. The team, which plays its home games at the same Mommsenstadion ground, has shown flashes of promise but sits mid-table after a series of close losses. No game was played this week due to a bye in the schedule.
Looking ahead
SCC Berlin continues to serve as the backbone of youth and recreational sports in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, with its 9,554 members spread across 36 disciplines. The club’s office at Waldschulallee 34, 14055 Berlin, remains open Tuesday and Thursday from 14:00 to 18:00 and Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 to 14:00 for those seeking to register or get more information about teams and programs.
For the Berlin Dreams, the next challenge comes on the road as they look to build on their winning record. The SCC Adler ice hockey teams will be back on the ice next week, while the American football squad faces a must-win game to keep their playoff hopes alive.