May 22, 2013

SUPERLIGA - Serbia

Serbian League finals, Game 3: June 18, 2010
Partizan Belgrade (Photo: kkpartizan.rs) Partizan Belgrade is the 2010 Serbian League champion after sweeping rival Hemofarm Stada in the finals. Partizan edged Hemofarm in the opening two games of the series and celebrated the title at home when Hemofarm failed to show and forfeited Game 3. Partizan players nevertheless dressed for that game, warmed up and took the floor at game time. At the time tip-off was scheduled, Partizan was awarded a 20-0 technical victory and then able to celebrate its ninth consecutive domestic championship with the fans at Pionir Arena. Team captain Petar Bozic lifted the title and the whole team posed for photos during the celebrations. MORE

Serbian League, Finals Playoffs, best of 5 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5
3 Partizan (1) 67 86 20 x x
0 Hemofarm Štada (2) 60 81 0 x x
Serbian League Champion 2009-10: Partizan Belgrade

Semifinals Playoffs, best of 3 games
Record Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
2 Partizan (1) 94 85 x
0 Crvena zvezda (4) 73 74 x
2 Hemofarm Štada (2) 114 91 x
0 Radnički (3) 77 75 x

Finals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Partizan vs. Hemofarm Štada 67-60 June 14
Game 2 Hemofarm Štada vs. Partizan 81-86 June 16
Game 3 Partizan vs. Hemofarm Štada 20-0 June 18

Semifinals Playoffs round games
Game 1 Partizan vs. Crvena zvezda 94-73 June 7
Game 1 Hemofarm Štada vs. Radnički 114-77 June 7
Game 2 Crvena zvezda vs. Partizan 74-85 June 9
Game 2 Radnički vs. Hemofarm Štada 75-91 June 9

Serbian League, Regular Season, Game 14, June 4, 2010
LAST GAME GAME 14
June 4, 2010
Day Match Result
June 4 Tamis Petr. vs. FMP 81-70
June 4 Hemofarm vs. Crvena Zvezda 94-93
June 4 Radnicki vs. Borac 99-97
June 4 Partizan vs. Metalac 92-69
NEXT GAME
Semifinals Playoffs
Match
Partizan (1) vs. Crvena Zvezda (4)
Hemofarm (2) vs. Radnicki (3)


STANDINGS, PHASE 2 TG W L P+ P-
1 Partizan 14 13 1 1188 954
2 Hemofarm Štada 14 12 2 1178 1059
3 Radnički 14 9 5 1127 1108
4 Crvena zvezda 14 8 6 1168 1121
5 FMP 14 6 8 1127 1137
6 Metalac 14 3 11 998 1124
7 Tamiš Petrohemija 14 3 11 932 1086
8 Borac 14 2 12 1030 1159


STANDINGS, PHASE 1 TG W L P+ P-
1 Borac 26 20 6 2163 1945
2 Tamiš Petrohemija 26 19 7 1961 1876
3 Metalac 26 18 8 2071 1957
4 OKK Beograd 26 17 9 2134 1995
5 Proleter Naftagas 26 15 11 2181 2114
6 Vojvodina Srbijagas 26 15 11 2007 1933
7 Novi Sad 24 15 9 1856 1739
8 Mega Vizura 26 13 13 2103 2103
9 Napredak 26 12 14 2046 2025
10 Sloga 26 12 14 2048 2073
11 Mašinac 26 10 16 1851 2048
12 Radnički Basket 25 8 17 1868 1955
13 Ergonom 25 4 21 1790 1957
14 Radnički KG 06 26 2 24 1877 2236

Serbian Radivoj Korac Cup, in Nišu, February 18-21, 2010
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Partizan
Radnički Basket Partizan
Hemofarm Stada Hemofarm Stada
Metalac Partizan (Champ)
vs.
FMP FMP
Crvena zvezda FMP
Radnički Kragujevac Radnički Kragujevac
OKK Beograd

Cup Games
Quarterfinals
Partizan vs. Radnički Basket
Feb. 18
Quarterfinals
Hemofarm Stada vs. Metalac
Feb. 18
Quarterfinals
Crvena Zvezda vs. FMP
Feb. 19
Quarterfinals
Radnički Kragujevac vs. OKK Beograd
Feb. 19
Semifinals
Partizan vs. Hemofarm Stada
Feb. 20
Semifinals
FMP vs. Radnički Kragujevac
 83-84
Feb. 20
Final
Partizan vs. FMP
Feb. 21


Serbian League, Season 2009-10
With a grand total of 19 teams in the competition, the Serbian League is one of the largest in Europe, though the unique format means that they won’t all face each other. The five Serbian Adriatic League sides, defending champion Partizan, Crvena Zvezda, FMP, KK Radnicki and Hemofarm Stada only join the domestic league in March after the Adriatic League comes to an end. The Serbian League starts off with 14 teams playing a 26-round season after which the top three teams advance to the second stage with the Adriatic League squads. From there the best four advance to semifinal and later final series. Partizan is the historical favorite boasting a squad with Jan Vesely, Aleksandar Rasic, Dusan Kecman and Slavko Vranes plus a host of young talents. Crvena Zvezda will contend with Tadija Dragicevic, Elmedin Kikanovic, Vladimir Stimac and Vuk Radivojevic. FMP keeps most of last season’s team, led by the young core of Dragan Labovic, Mladen Jeremic, Nemanja Protic and Miroslav Raduljica, making it even more dangerous for this season. Hemofarm promises to compete after adding Jarod Stevenson and Marko Sutalo to Milan Macvan and Stefan Markovic. Radnicki has a new look roster after bringing in Artur Urazmanov, Aleksey Kotishevskiy, Nenad Misanovic, Marko Brkic and Bojan Setencic. Among the teams favored to advance from the first part of the regular season to the second are Sloga, Metalac and Mega HL.

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