Adriatic Basketball Association All-Star Game

The Adriatic Basketball Association All-Star Game was a basketball event which was organised by the ABA League, a regional competition featuring clubs from former Yugoslavia and countries such as (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia). The All-Star Game was played for two seasons, in 2006-07 and 2007–08 and featured a game between East and West, a slam-dunk and a three-point shoot contest.

List of games

Bold: Team that won the game.

Year Date Arena City Team Score Team MVP
2006 December 27 Tivoli Hall Ljubljana West 134-118 East Canada Carl English
2007 December 12 Tivoli Hall Ljubljana West 113-136 East Montenegro Nikola Peković

Slam-Dunk champions

Year Player Team
2006 Slovenia Miha Zupan Union Olimpija
2007 Serbia Ilija Pavković KK Vojvodina

Three-point shoot contest

Year Winner Team
2006 Finland Teemu Rannikko Union Olimpija
2007 Serbia Tadija Dragićević KK Crvena Zvezda

2006 All-Star Game

Team rosters

WEST
Player Team
Croatia Davor Kus Croatia Cibona Zagreb
Finland Teemu Rannikko Slovenia Union Olimpija
Georgia (country) Manuchar Markoishvili Slovenia Union Olimpija
Slovenia Marko Milić Slovenia Union Olimpija
North Macedonia Todor Gečevski Croatia KK Zadar
Croatia Ante Tomić Croatia KK Zagreb
United States Dwayne Broyles Croatia KK Zagreb
Slovenia Smiljan Pavić Slovenia Helios Suns
Croatia Robert Troha Slovenia Helios Suns
United States Levour Warren Croatia Cibona Zagreb
Bosnia and Herzegovina Slovenia Emir Preldžić Slovenia Slovan Ljubljana
Slovenia Miloš Paravinja Slovenia Slovan Ljubljana
Canada Carl English Croatia KK Zadar
Coach
Croatia Dražen Anzulović
Croatia Dario Gjergja		 Croatia Cibona Zagreb
Croatia Cibona Zagreb (assistant)
EAST
Player Team
Bosnia and Herzegovina Saša Vasiljević Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosna Sarajevo
Montenegro Goran Jeretin Montenegro Budućnost Podgorica
Serbia Milan Gurović Serbia KK Crvena zvezda
Serbia Zoran Erceg Serbia FMP Belgrade
Serbia Bojan Popović Serbia KK Crvena zvezda
Bosnia and Herzegovina Edin Bavčić Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosna Sarajevo
Serbia Milenko Tepić Serbia KK Partizan
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ivan Opačak Bosnia and Herzegovina HKK Široki
Slovenia Nebojsa Joksimović Serbia Hemofarm Vršac
Serbia Predrag Šuput Serbia Hemofarm Vršac
Montenegro Nikola Peković Serbia KK Partizan
Serbia Aleksandar Rašić Serbia FMP Belgrade
Coach
Serbia Vlada Vukoičić
Serbia Goran Radonjić		 Serbia FMP Belgrade
Montenegro Budućnost Podgorica

Report

December 27, 2006, Tivoli Hall, Ljubljana, Slovenia: West - East 134-118 (Quarters: 40–33,77-62, 107–91) [1][2]
WEST (Dražen Anzulović, Dario Gjergja): Davor Kus 15, Teemu Rannikko 7, Manuchar Markoishvili 15, Marko Milić 10, Todor Gećevski 8 - Ante Tomić 2, Dwayne Broyles 12, Smiljan Pavić 8, Robert Troha 6, Levour Warren 13, Emir Preldžić 7, Miloš Paravinja 2, Carl English 29.
EAST (Vlada Vukoičić, Goran Radonjić): Saša Vasiljević 4, Goran Jeretin 5, Milan Gurović 15, Zoran Erceg 8, Bojan Popović 17 - Edin Bavčić 4, Milenko Tepić 11, Ivan Opačak 12, Nebojša Joksimović 13, Predrag Šuput 12, Nikola Peković 12, Aleksandar Rašić 5.

2007 All-Star Game

Team rosters

WEST
Player Team
Slovenia Marko Milić Slovenia Union Olimpija
North Macedonia Todor Gečevski Croatia KK Zadar
Slovenia Goran Dragić Slovenia Union Olimpija
Croatia Ante Tomić Croatia KK Zagreb
Croatia Jakov Vladović Croatia KK Zagreb
Bosnia and Herzegovina Jasmin Hukić Slovenia Union Olimpija
Bosnia and Herzegovina Andrija Stipanović Slovenia KK Split
Croatia Damjan Rudež Slovenia KK Split
Croatia Jure Lalić Croatia KK Zadar
United States Corey Brewer Croatia KK Zadar
Croatia Robert Troha Slovenia Helios Suns
Croatia Lukša Andrić Croatia KK Cibona
Coach
Croatia Aleksandar Petrović
Slovenia Memi Bečirovič		 Croatia KK Zadar
Slovenia Union Olimpija
EAST
Player Team
Montenegro Nikola Peković Serbia KK Partizan
United States Montenegro Omar Cook Serbia KK Crvena Zvezda
Serbia Tadija Dragičević Serbia KK Crvena Zvezda
United States Belize Milton Palacio Serbia KK Partizan
Serbia Montenegro Vladimir Golubović Serbia Vojvodina Srbijagas
Serbia Milenko Topić Serbia KK Partizan
Slovenia Nebojsa Joksimović Serbia Hemofarm Vršac
Croatia Siniša Štemberger Bosnia and Herzegovina HKK Široki
Slovenia Goran Jagodnik Serbia Hemofarm Vršac
Serbia Vladan Vukosavljević Serbia Hemofarm Vršac
Serbia Vladimir Micov Montenegro Budućnost Podgorica
Bosnia and Herzegovina Nemanja Gordić Montenegro Budućnost Podgorica
Coach
Serbia Duško Vujošević
Montenegro Stevan Karadžić		 Serbia KK Partizan
Serbia KK Crvena Zvezda

Report

December 12, 2007, Tivoli Hall, Ljubljana, Slovenia: East - West 136-113 (Quarters: 26–33, 57–59, 94-94) [3][4]
EAST (Duško Vujošević, Stevan Karadžić: Nikola Peković 26, Omar Cook, Tadija Dragičević 22, Milenko Tepić, Nebojša Joksimović, Milton Palacio, Vladimir Golubović, Siniša Štemberger, Vladan Vukosavljević 18, Goran Jagodnik, Vladimir Micov, Nemanja Gordić.
WEST (Aleksandar Petrović, Memi Bečirović): Marko Milić, Goran Dragić, Jakov Vladović, Jasmin Hukić, Todor Gečevski, Damjan Rudež 13, Ante Tomić, Corey Brewer 22, Andrija Stipanović, Jure Lalić, Damjan Rudež, Robert Troha 17, Lukša Andrić.

Players with most appearances

Player All-Star Editions MVP
Montenegro Nikola Peković 2 2006, 2007 2007
Slovenia Marko Milić 2 2006, 2007 -
Serbia Milenko Topić 2 2006, 2007 -
Slovenia Nebojša Joksimović 2 2006, 2007 -
Croatia Ante Tomić 2 2006, 2007 -
North Macedonia Todor Gečevski 2 2006, 2007 -

References

  1. ^ "Večeras All-star NLB lige na TV B92".
  2. ^ "All-star NLB lige 2006".
  3. ^ "All-star NLB 2007-08".
  4. ^ "All-star NLB 2007".
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