Roland Kollmann

Austrian footballer

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Roland Kollmann

Kollmann with Grazer AK

Personal information
Date of birth|  (1976-10-08) 8 October 1976 (age 47)
Place of birth|  Villach, Austria
Height|  1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Position(s)|  Striker
Youth career
|  SV Landskron
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1998–1999|  FC Wacker Innsbruck|  6|  (1)
1999–2001|  FC Kärnten|  64|  (41)
2001|  FC Twente|  8|  (0)
2002–2007|  Grazer AK|  140|  (63)
2007–2008|  SK Austria Kärnten|  26|  (5)
2008–2011|  Grazer AK|  80|  (51)
2012–2013|  SVG Bleiburg|  19|  (5)
2013|  Schulz Academy|  0|  (0)
Total|  |  343|  (166)
International career
2003–2005|  Austria|  11|  (4)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Roland Kollmann (born 8 October 1976) is an Austrian former professional footballer who played as a striker. He played for Grazer AK until January 2012 when he moved to Carinthia (his "home province") and played for "SVG Bleiburg" (4th division) until November. He also was Bleiburg's team manager. In 2013 he moved to Florida in the US and since 2013 is the Director of coaching at Schulz Academy in Boca Raton, Florida.

## Career statistics[edit]

Appearances and goals by national team and year[1] National team | Year | Apps | Goals

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Austria | 2003 | 2 | 0
2004 | 8 | 4
2005 | 1 | 0
Total | 11 | 4

## Honours[edit]

Grazer AK

* Austrian Bundesliga: 2003–04
* Austrian Cup: 2001–02, 2003–04
* Austrian Supercup: 2002
* Austrian Regionalliga Central: 2011–12

FC Kärnten

* Austrian First League: 2000–01
* Austrian Cup: 2000–01

Individual

* Austrian Bundesliga top scorer: 2003–04 – 27 goals.

## References[edit]

1. ^ Roland Kollmann at National-Football-Teams.com

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Austrian Football Bundesliga top scorers

* 1915: Heinzl
* 1916: Kuthan
* 1917: Bauer & Neubauer
* 1918: Bauer
* 1919: Fröhler & Uridil
* 1920: Winker
* 1921: Uridil
* 1922: Kuthan
* 1923: Swatosch
* 1924: Wieser
* 1925: Wieser
* 1926: Wieser
* 1927: Schall
* 1928: Schall
* 1929: Schall
* 1930: Weselik
* 1931: Schall
* 1932: Schall
* 1933: Binder
* 1934: Bican
* 1935: Kaburek
* 1936: Hahnemann
* 1937: Binder
* 1938: Binder
* 1939: Binder
* 1940: Binder
* 1941: Binder
* 1942: Jelinek & Reitermaier
* 1943: Kerbach
* 1944: Decker
* 1945: not awarded
* 1946: Stojaspal
* 1947: Stojaspal
* 1948: Stojaspal
* 1949: Habitzl
* 1950: Decker
* 1951: Dienst
* 1952: Stojaspal
* 1953: Dienst & Stojaspal
* 1954: Dienst
* 1955: Brousek
* 1956: Buzek
* 1957: Dienst
* 1958: Horak
* 1959: Hof
* 1960: Cejka
* 1961: Nemec
* 1962: Nemec
* 1963: Hof
* 1964: Nemec
* 1965: Gayer
* 1966: Buzek
* 1967: Starek
* 1968: Bjerregaard
* 1969: Köglberger
* 1970: Kaltenbrunner
* 1971: Kreuz
* 1972: Riedl
* 1973: Breuer
* 1974: Krankl
* 1975: Köglberger
* 1976: Pirkner
* 1977: Krankl
* 1978: Krankl
* 1979: Schachner
* 1980: Schachner
* 1981: Jurtin
* 1982: Bakota
* 1983: Krankl
* 1984: Nyilasi
* 1985: Polster
* 1986: Polster
* 1987: Polster
* 1988: Stojadinović
* 1989: Pacult
* 1990: Rodax
* 1991: Daněk
* 1992: Westerthaler
* 1993: Daněk
* 1994: Jurčević & Pfeifenberger
* 1995: Sané
* 1996: Vastić
* 1997: Wagner
* 1998: Frigård
* 1999: Glieder
* 2000: Vastić
* 2001: Gilewicz
* 2002: Brunmayr
* 2003: Lawarée
* 2004: Kollmann
* 2005: Mayrleb
* 2006: Kuljić & Linz
* 2007: Zickler
* 2008: Zickler
* 2009: Janko
* 2010: Hofmann
* 2011: Kienast & Linz
* 2012: Jantscher & Maierhofer
* 2013: Hosiner
* 2014: Soriano
* 2015: Soriano
* 2016: Soriano
* 2017: Kayode
* 2018: Dabbur
* 2019: Dabbur
* 2020: Weissman
* 2021: Daka
* 2022: Adeyemi
* 2023: Burgstaller

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Austrian Football First League top scorers

* 1987: Heissenberger / Kurbaša
* 1988: Šormaz
* 1989: Tomić
* 1990: Dampfhofer
* 1991: Schachner
* 1992: Waliczek
* 1993: Dorner
* 1994: Stumpf
* 1995: Oerlemans
* 1996: Toskić
* 1997: Détári
* 1998: Stojanović / Hubich
* 1999: Stary
* 2000: Hobel
* 2001: Kollmann
* 2002: Stumpf / Vujić
* 2003: Hobel
* 2004: Koejoe
* 2005: Kuljić
* 2006: Vastić
* 2007: Vastić
* 2008: Gartler
* 2009: Viana
* 2010: Bürger
* 2011: Sulimani
* 2012: Poljanec
* 2013: Aigner
* 2014: Aigner
* 2015: Pink
* 2016: Pichlmann
* 2017: Eler
* 2018: Chabbi / Salihi
* 2019: Ronivaldo
* 2020: Ronivaldo
* 2021: Schubert
* 2022: Tabaković
* 2023: Ronivaldo

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