Pascal Roller (born 20 November 1976) is a German former professional

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player. At a height of 1.80 m (5'11") and a weight of 81 kg (180 pounds), he played at the

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position.

Professional career

Roller spent most of his pro career with the

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of the German League.

Clubs

German national team

Internationally, Roller represented the senior German national team at several big

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Awards and accomplishments

Individual

*2x All-German League Team: (2005, 2006) *7x German League All-Star * German League MVP: (2004) *122

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with the senior German national team *German select team at the Nike Hoop Heroes Tour (1997)

Club

* German League champion (2004) *

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winner (2000)

German national team

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: *

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References

External links

2006 interview with Roller
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