ŽKK Novi Zagreb
Basketball team in Novi Zagreb, Croatia
| ZKK Novi Zagreb | |||
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| Leagues | Croatian League | ||
| Founded | 1978 | ||
| Arena | SD Trnsko | ||
| Location | Novi Zagreb, Croatia | ||
| Team colors | White and blue | ||
| President | Vladimir Ivanković | ||
| Head coach | Predrag Radenović | ||
| Website | zkk-lupapromotion.com | ||
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Zenski Kosarkaski Klub Novi Zagreb, a.k.a. Lupa Promotion Novi Zagreb for sponsorship reasons, is a Croatian women's basketball club from Zagreb founded in 1978 playing in the Croatian League. In 2012 it was the runner-up in both the championship and the national cup,[1] qualifying for the first time for the Euroleague.[2]
History
Arena
Honours
Domestic
National Championships – 1
- Croatian Women's Basketball League:
- Winners (1): 2013
- Runners-up (1): 2014
National Cups – 1
- Ružica Meglaj-Rimac Cup:
- Winners (1): 2013
Players
- (1.98)
Luca Ivanković - (1.86) Jelena Ivezić
- (1.83) Lisa Karčić
- (1.79) Antonija Jurić
- (1.80) Ivana Dojkic
- (1.82)
Eva Komplet - (1.86) Tihana Stojsavljević
- (1.74) Iva Cigić
- (1.86) Kristina Benić
- (1.88) Ana Semren
- (1.76)
Elina Babkina
Notable former players
Notable former coaches
References
- ^ Club history in its profile in eurobasket.com
- ^ Euroleague Women. Club Profile: Novi Zagreb. FIBA Europe's website
External links
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WABA League clubs
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(2023–24)
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(2001–present)
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- Croatia 2006
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- BiH
- Feniks Pale
- BiH
- Gospić
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- SLO
- Gustino Powers
- AUS
- Herceg Novi (defunct)
- MNE
- Ilirija
- SLO
- İstanbul Üniversitesi
- TUR
- Jablanica
- BiH
- Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje
- MNE
- Jedinstvo Tuzla
- BiH
- Ježica
- SLO
- Kranjska Gora
- SLO
- KAM Basket
- MKD
- Kvarner
- CRO
- Kraljevo
- SRB
- Livno
- BiH
- Maribor
- SLO
- Medveščak
- CRO
- Mladi Krajišnik
- BiH
- Novi Zagreb
- CRO
- Peac-Pécs
- HUN
- Play Off Sarajevo
- BiH
- Radivoj Korać
- SRB
- Ragusa Dubrovnik
- CRO
- Reyer Venezia
- ITA
- Sloboda Novi Grad
- BiH
- Srbobran
- SRB
- Struga 2009
- MKD
- Šibenik
- CRO
- Trešnjevka 2009
- CRO
- Triglav Kranj
- SLO
- Univerziteti Priština
- SRB
- Vojvodina (defunct)
- SRB
- Vojvodina 021
- SRB
- Voždovac (defunct)
- SRB
- Vršac
- SRB
- Željezničar Sarajevo
- BiH
- Zagreb
- CRO
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