Germany Pro A 03/23 18:30 28 [18] Paderborn v Jena [4] L 77-73
Germany Pro A 03/16 19:00 27 [4] Jena v PS Karlsruhe [7] W 89-71
Germany Pro A 03/09 18:30 26 [14] Baskets Koblenz v Jena [3] W 64-82
Germany Pro A 03/03 15:00 25 [11] Dresden v Jena [2] L 85-78
Germany Pro A 03/01 18:00 24 [4] Jena v Munster [8] W 76-64
Germany Pro A 02/18 15:30 23 [5] Jena v Rasta Vechta 2 [14] W 86-67
Germany Pro A 02/11 16:00 22 [5] Giessen v Jena [4] L 92-83
Germany Pro A 02/07 18:00 21 [9] BBC Bayreuth v Jena [2] L 86-83
Germany Pro A 02/03 18:30 20 [2] Jena v Trier [1] L 93-101
Germany Pro A 01/27 18:00 19 [14] Dusseldorf v Jena [1] L 73-62
Germany Pro A 01/20 18:00 18 [1] Jena v Kirchheim [5] W 98-95
Germany Pro A 01/13 18:30 17 [16] Artland v Jena [1] W 89-90
Germany Pro A 01/06 18:00 16 [1] Jena v Giessen [6] W 95-86
Germany Pro A 01/03 18:30 15 [17] Bochum v Jena [2] W 73-83
Germany Pro A 12/27 18:00 14 [2] Jena v Dresden [10] W 82-79
Germany Pro A 12/23 18:00 13 [4] Jena v Dusseldorf [12] W 107-80
Germany Pro A 12/16 16:00 12 [14] Rasta Vechta 2 v Jena [2] W 83-93
Germany Pro A 12/10 14:00 11 [4] Jena v Baskets Koblenz [13] W 96-79
Germany Pro A 12/02 18:00 10 [5] Kirchheim v Jena [2] L 87-75
Germany Pro A 11/24 18:30 9 [2] Jena v Deutsche Bank Skyliners Frankfurt [1] W 86-75
Germany Pro A 11/18 18:30 8 [4] Trier v Jena [5] W 83-95
Germany Pro A 11/05 14:00 7 [12] Bremerhaven v Jena [8] W 74-93
Germany Pro A 10/29 15:30 6 [9] Jena v Nurnberger [14] W 85-68
Germany Pro A 10/27 17:00 5 [3] Jena v BBC Bayreuth [8] L 68-85
Germany Pro A 10/22 16:00 4 [13] Munster v Jena [3] L 81-70
Germany Pro A 10/15 14:30 3 [4] Jena v Phoenix Hagen [7] W 92-81
Germany Pro A 10/07 17:30 2 [10] PS Karlsruhe v Jena [2] W 83-91
Germany Pro A 09/30 17:00 1 [3] Jena v Paderborn [3] W 85-61
Club Friendlies 09/23 17:00 - Jena v Nurnberger W 90-82
Club Friendlies 09/16 15:00 - Jena v Dresden L 77-86

Wikipedia - Medipolis SC Jena

Medipolis SC Jena is a basketball club based in Jena, Germany that plays in the ProA. Their home court is the Sparkassen Arena, which seats 3,000. Their current head coach is Dominik Reinboth.

The team was known as Erdgas Baskets Jena through the 2006 season, then as POM Baskets Jena, then Science City Jena in 2007. In the 2015–16 season, they won their first ProA title and promoted to the Bundesliga.

History

Although never a big sport in the former East Germany, basketball was played in Jena since the 1960s. In 1994, a new basketball program was found in the "Turn- und Sportverein (TuS) Jena". Starting in the lower divisions the club gained promotion to the second division (2. Liga Süd) in 2001. Once established in professional sports the club started to become a basketball only organization with the founding of the Baskets Jena GmbH which now holds the license.

The biggest success so far has been the promotion to the 1st division (BBL) in 2007. The stay in the top league lasted only one year with the club finishing last after an eventful year. With the promotion, the team switched to the bigger "JenArena" which allowed attendances up to 3.000 in a temporary construction. Financial difficulties in maintaining the "JenArena" led to a return to the gym "Werner-Seelenbinder-Halle".

In the 2015–16 season, Jena won the ProA championship by beating SC Rasta Vechta in the Finals and was promoted back to the Bundesliga.

In 2021, the team changed its name from Science City Jena to Medipolis SC Jena.

Science City Jena is a professional basketball team based in Jena, Germany. The team was founded in 2001 and currently competes in the German ProA league, which is the second-highest level of professional basketball in Germany. The team plays its home games at the Sparkassen-Arena Jena, which has a seating capacity of 3,000 spectators.

The team has a strong focus on developing young talent and has a successful youth academy that has produced several players who have gone on to play in the top leagues in Europe. The team's style of play is characterized by a fast-paced, high-scoring offense and an aggressive defense.

Science City Jena has a passionate fan base and is known for its lively atmosphere at home games. The team's colors are blue and white, and its mascot is a dragon named "Jenny." The team has had several notable players over the years, including American guard Immanuel McElroy and German forward Julius Jenkins.

Overall, Science City Jena is a respected and competitive basketball team that is committed to developing young talent and providing an exciting and entertaining experience for its fans.