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Croatian League Finals, Game 5: June 17, 2007
Cibona celebrates Cibona is once again the Croatian League champion! Cibona won its second consecutive Croatian League title and its 14th since the competition was created in the 1991-92 season - every edition but 2003 and 2005 - by simply overwhelming Zadar 100-62 in make-or-break Game 5 on Sunday to win the best-of-five finals 3-2. Davor Kus led the winners with 18 points and 6 assists. Chris Warren added 17 points, Andrew Wisniewski and Barisa Krasic each had 13, Brent Wright got 12 and Luksa Andric 11 for Cibona, that mad2 24-of-36 two-pointers and 15-of-26 triples tonight. Juby Johnson had 15 points for Zadar, Frano Colak 14, Todor Gecevski 12 and Carl English 11. Cibona used a 19-0 run early in the game to break it open, 21-4, and then kept a double-digit margin all the way in the first half. Cibona soon boosted its margin to 66-38 late in the third quarter to cruise to a well-deserved win that allowed the club to claim yet another Croatian League title! MORE

CROATIAN LEAGUE: Final Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team
Finals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Finals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Finals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
Finals, Game 4: More Info! Game 4
Finals, Game 5: More Info! Game 5
3
 Cibona (1) - Champion
111
83
87
90
100
2
 Zadar (2)
97
91
95
89
62
Croatian League Champion 2006-07: Cibona Zagreb

Semifinal Playoffs, best of 3 games
Record Team
Semifinals, Game 1: More Info! Game 1
Semifinals, Game 2: More Info! Game 2
Semifinals, Game 3: More Info! Game 3
2
 Cibona (1)
90
95
87
1
 Split CO (4)
74
106
84
2
 Zadar (2)
98
91
 x
0
 Zagreb (3)
90
89
 x

Final Playoffs Games
Game 1
Cibona vs. Zadar
111-97
June 3
Game 2
Zadar vs. Cibona
91-83
June 5
Game 3
Cibona vs. Zadar
87-95
June 9
Game 4
Zadar vs. Cibona
89-90
June 12
Game 5
Cibona vs. Zadar
100-62
June 17

Semifinal Playoffs Games
Game 1
Cibona vs. Split CO
90-74
May 26
Game 1
Zadar vs. Zagreb
98-90
May 26
Game 2
Split CO vs. Cibona
106-95
May 28
Game 2
Zagreb vs. Zadar
89-91
May 28
Game 3
Cibona vs. Split CO
87-84
May 30

STANDINGS, PHASE 2 TG W L P+ P-
1 Cibona 14 12 2 1317 1093
2 Zadar 14 12 2 1294 1144
3 Zagreb 14 9 5 1237 1157
4 Split CO 14 8 6 1238 1207
5 Cedevita 14 7 7 1198 1195
6 Borik Puntamika 14 4 10 1067 1213
7 Kvarner Novi Resort 14 2 12 1140 1295
8 Svjetlost 14 2 12 1154 1341

STANDINGS, PHASE 1 TG W L P+ P-
1 Cedevita 16 14 2 1452 1245
2 Svjetlost 16 12 4 1378 1217
3 Borik-Puntamika 16 11 5 1256 1235
4 Kvarner Novi Resort 16 9 7 1361 1285
5 Dubrovnik 16 7 9 1302 1345
6 Osijek 2006 16 7 9 1377 1448
7 Alkar 16 7 9 1163 1253
8 ?ibenik 16 4 12 1306 1343
9 Dubrava 16 1 15 1219 1443
Croatian League 2006-07
PLAYOFFS
Finals: Game 1, Game 2,
Game 3, Game 4, Game 5
Semifinals: Game 1, Game 2, Game 3
REGULAR SEASON, PHASE 2
Game 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
REGULAR SEASON, PHASE 1
Game 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18,
Croatian Kresimir Cosic Cup
Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Final

Croatian Kresimir Cosic Cup Cup 2006-07 February 6-10, 2007
101 Cibona    
91 Dubrovnik 82 Cibona  
     
90 KK Zagreb 89 KK Zagreb  
81 Cedevita   90 KK Zagreb
     
80 KK Zadar   93 KK Zadar  (Champion)
56 Sibenik 104 KK Zadar  
   
88 Split 82 Split  
84 Svjetlost    

2006-07 CROATIAN LEAGUE PREVIEW
As usual, the Croatian League starts with Cibona as the team to beat, Zadar as its perennial challenger able to beat anyone, anywhere, while Split and Zagreb could step up and provide the upset if they arrive to the decisive games at the top of their form. These four teams will not take part in the first phase, in which 11 teams compete in a round-robin system. The top 4 teams advance to the second phase along with Cibona, Split, Zagreb and Zadar, back from the Adriatic League. The best four teams will advance to the best-of-five semifinals and the winners, to the best-of-five title series. Cibona has put together an impressing roster with depth and talent at every spot. New arrivals feature Brent Wright, Jerry McCullough, Marton Bader or Marijan Mance while Cibona kept Chris Warren, Davor Kus or Luksa Andric. Zadar kept top players Juby Johnson, Todor Gecevski, Jakov Vladovic or Frano Colak, as well as adding guard Carl English. Zagreb landed Gordan Zadravec and top prospect Hrvoje Kovacevic and kept Dwayne Broyles, Krunoslav Simon and Nikola Garma. Meanwhile, Split brought in a marquee player like Otis Hill and a promising guard in Curtis Stinson. Young yet experienced homegrown players like Hrvoje Peric, Franko Kastropil and Mateo Kedzo round an interesting roster. Cedevita, with Damir Milacic, Mate Milisa or Mario Dundovic, could beat anyone in any given day.

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