Bosnia and Herzegovina
Aldin Klinac released by Rogaska
Aldin Klinac (212 cm) has been released by Rogaska Crystal (Slovenia-Telemach League). Klinac had played in four games and was averaging 1.8 points per game on 3.5 minutes of playing time per game. Prior to his time with Rogaska he had suited up for KK Slavija Istocno Sarajevo (Bosnia-D3), but only saw action in two games.…
Read MoreJohnathan Jones signs with Siroki
Johnathan Jones (183 cm, Oakland’10) is leaving German Bundesliga team Fraport Skyliners from Frankfurt, and will be signing for Adriatic League team HKK Siroki WWin from Bosnia (Croatian part). Fraport Skyliners recently brought in Dawan Robinson to take over Jones’ role on the guard position. Jones played a total of 14 games for the Fraport…
Read MoreJohnathon Jones released by Fraport
Johnathon Jones (183 cm, Oakland’10) has been released by the Fraport Skyliners (Germany-BBL) according to the club’s website. It was also noted that Jones will move to HKK Siroki WWIN (Bosnia-Division I), who is currently playing in the Adriatic League. With the Skyliners Jones averaged 6.9 points and 3.0 assists per game over 14 games. Jones…
Read MoreRashaun Freeman signs with Siroki
Rashaun Freeman (206 cm, Massachusetts’07) has signed with Adriatic league team WWin Siroki from Bosnia (Croatian part). Freeman comes from Nanterre with whom he played only two games in the Pro A this past October. Previously Freeman played in China, Israel, Belgium, Puerto Rico and Germany. WWin Siroki recently sold its star player Darko Planinic…
Read MoreJasmin Hukic signs in Iran
Bosnian forward Jasmin Hukic has signed with Petrochimi Bandar Harbour from Iran. Hukic is a really journey man who has played in countries like Italy, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Poland, Slovenia and Serbia.
Read MoreJasmin Perkovic leaves Giessen for Siroki
Jasmin Perkovic has left the German Bundesliga team of LTiGiessen (where he had a temporary contract) and signed for the Adriatic league team of HKK Siroki WWin from Bosnia (Croatian part). Giessen has filed for bankruptcy, while Siroki recently sold star player Darko Planinic to Maccabi Tel Aviv so the move of Perkovic does not…
Read MoreAdriatic League leader Igokea loses vs Buducnost
Adriatic League leader, Igokea from Bosnia (Serbian part), lost on the road against Budunost from Montenegro 71-76. It was only the third loss so far
Read MoreCoach Velic leaves Siroki WWin
Head coach Ivan Velic has left Adriatic League team Siroki WWin from Bosnia and Herzegovina (Croatian part). The Bosnian-Croat was Adriatic League coach of the year last season and won the Bosnian title with his team in 2011 and 2012. He was also the head coach in the past of both the Bosnian U18 national…
Read MoreIgokea knocks-out Partizan, alone on top
The top-game in the Adriatic League this weekend was between Igokea from Bosnia (Serbian part) and Partizan from Serbia, respectively numbers 1 and 2 of the league. Igokea has been the surprise team in the Adriatic League this season and confirmed Sunday that they deserve the pole position as they totally destroyed Partizan, 73:50. It…
Read MoreFirst loss for Igokea
The surprise team of the Adriatic league this season, Igokea Aleksandrovac from Bosnia (Republika Srpska) lost its first game last night in Zagreb against Cedevita 76-78. Nopw, there are no more undefeated teams in the Adriatic league. The team from Aleksandrovac, a suburb of Banja Luka (capital of the Serb part of Bosnia) had surprised…
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