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	Carl English
2007	December 12	Tivoli Hall	Ljubljana	West	113-136	East	Nikola Peković

Slam-Dunk champions[]

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

Three-point shoot contest[]

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

2006 All-Star Game[]

Team rosters[]

WEST Player Team Davor Kus Cibona Zagreb Teemu Rannikko Union Olimpija Manuchar Markoishvili Union Olimpija Marko Milić Union Olimpija Todor Gečevski KK Zadar Ante Tomić KK Zagreb Dwayne Broyles KK Zagreb Helios Suns Robert Troha Helios Suns Levour Warren Cibona Zagreb Emir Preldžić Slovan Ljubljana Miloš Paravinja Slovan Ljubljana Carl English KK Zadar Coach Dražen Anzulović Dario Gjergja Cibona Zagreb Cibona Zagreb (assistant)

EAST Player Team Saša Vasiljević Bosna Sarajevo Goran Jeretin Budućnost Podgorica Milan Gurović KK Crvena zvezda Zoran Erceg FMP Belgrade Bojan Popović KK Crvena zvezda Edin Bavčić Bosna Sarajevo Milenko Topić KK Partizan Ivan Opačak HKK Široki Nebojsa Joksimović Hemofarm Vršac Predrag Šuput Hemofarm Vršac Nikola Peković KK Partizan Aleksandar Rašić FMP Belgrade Coach Vlada Vukoičić Goran Radonjić FMP Belgrade 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 Marko Milić Union Olimpija Todor Gečevski KK Zadar Goran Dragić Union Olimpija Ante Tomić KK Zagreb Jakov Vladović KK Zagreb Jasmin Hukić Union Olimpija Andrija Stipanović KK Split Damjan Rudež KK Split Jure Lalić KK Zadar Corey Brewer KK Zadar Robert Troha Helios Suns Lukša Andrić KK Cibona Coach Aleksandar Petrović Memi Bečirovič KK Zadar Union Olimpija

EAST Player Team Nikola Peković KK Partizan Omar Cook KK Crvena Zvezda KK Crvena Zvezda Milton Palacio KK Partizan Vladimir Golubović Vojvodina Srbijagas Milenko Topić KK Partizan Nebojsa Joksimović Hemofarm Vršac Siniša Štemberger HKK Široki Goran Jagodnik Hemofarm Vršac Vladan Vukosavljević Hemofarm Vršac Vladimir Micov Budućnost Podgorica Nemanja Gordić Budućnost Podgorica Coach Duško Vujošević Stevan Karadžić KK Partizan 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
Nikola Peković	2	2006, 2007	2007
Marko Milić	2	2006, 2007	-
Milenko Topić	2	2006, 2007	-
Nebojša Joksimović	2	2006, 2007	-
Ante Tomić	2	2006, 2007	-
Todor Gečevski	2	2006, 2007	-

References[]