Serbia men's national under-18 basketball team

Serbia men's national under-18 basketball team

Medal record
FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship
Representing  FR Yugoslavia
	1996 Auch, Lourdes, Tarbes
Representing  Serbia and Montenegro
	2005 Belgrade
Representing  Serbia
	2007 Madrid
	2009 Metz
	2017 Bratislava
	2018 Riga, Ventspils, Liepaja
	2011 Wroclaw
	2014 Konya
	2012 Vilnius, Liepaja

The Serbia men's national under-18 basketball team (Serbian Cyrillic: Кошаркашка репрезентација Србије до 18 година) is the boys' basketball team, administered by Basketball Federation of Serbia, that represents Serbia in international under-18 (under age 18) men's basketball competitions, consisting mainly of the FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship. The event was originally referred to as the European Championship for Juniors.

The national team played as FR Yugoslavia from 1993 to 2003, and as Serbia and Montenegro from 2004 to 2006.

History[]

Individual awards[]

Competitive record[]

Representing FR Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro[]

Year	Pos.	GP	W	L	Ref.
1964–1990	Part of  SFR Yugoslavia
As FR Yugoslavia
1992	Suspended				[1]
1994	Suspended				[2]
1996		7	4	3	[3]
1998	Did not qualify				[4]
2000	5th	8	6	2	[5]
2002	Did not qualify				[6]
As Serbia and Montenegro
2004	5th	8	5	3	[7]
2005		8	8	0	[8]
2006	5th	8	6	2	[9]
Total	5/9	39	29	10

Representing Serbia[]

Year	Pos.	GP	W	L	Ref.
2007		8	7	1	[10]
2008	6th	8	4	4	[11]
2009		9	7	2	[12]
2010	4th	9	5	4	[13]
2011		9	6	3	[14]
2012		9	6	3	[15]
2013	6th	9	5	4	[16]
2014		9	7	2	[17]
2015	5th	9	6	3	[18]
2016	10th	6	3	3	[19]
2017		7	6	1	[20]
2018		7	6	1
2019	10th	7	4	3
2020	Canceled[a]				[21]
2021					[22]
Total	13/13	106	72	34

Coaches[]

FR Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro[]

Years	Head Coach	Assistant Coach(es)
1996		Ivan Jeremić
1998	Nenad Trajković
2000		Nebojša Raičević, Oliver Vidin
2002
2004	Miodrag Kadija	Miloš Kovač
2005	Stevan Karadžić	Igor Polenek
2006	Jovica Arsić

Serbia[]

Years	Head Coach	Assistant Coach(es)
2007	Dejan Mijatović	, Aleksandar Matović
2008	Miroslav Nikolić	Branko Maksimović,
2009–2010	Vlada Jovanović	, , Miloš Gligorijević2010
2011	Marko Ičelić	Miloš Obrenović,
2012	Dejan Mijatović	,
2013–2014	Aleksandar Bućan	, , Tomislav Tomović2014, 2013
2015	Slobodan Klipa	, , Miodrag Dinić
2016	Milan Gurović	Vladimir Jovanović,
2017	Vlada Jovanović	, ,
2018	Aleksandar Bućan	Žarko Milaković,
2019	Slobodan Klipa	Miodrag Dinić, ,
2021–2022	Vladimir Đokić	, ,

Past rosters[]

Representing FY Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro[]

1996 Championship	2000 Championship	2004 Championship	2005 Championship	2006 Championship
[23]	[24]	[25]	[26]	[27]
Igor Rakočević Ratko Varda Siniša Kovačević Stevan Nađfeji Boban Savović	Milutin Aleksić Blagota Sekulić Vladimir Popović Aleksandar Gajić Jovan Koprivica Dušan Đorđević Bojan Bakić Nikola Otašević Miloš Pavlović	Uroš Tripković Milenko Tepić Srđan Živković Dragan Labović Nenad Mijatović Uroš Duvnjak Miljan Rakić Nemanja Aleksandrov Vladimir Golubović Ivan Maraš Tadija Dragićević	Miloš Teodosić Milenko Tepić Ivan Paunić Marko Djurković Dragan Labović Nenad Mijatović Vladimir Štimac Miroslav Raduljica Nikola Dragović Vladimir Dašić	Petar Despotović Slobodan Dunđerski Stefan Marković Mladen Jeremić Aleksandar Radulović Nikola Koprivica Bojan Radetić Milan Mačvan Miroslav Raduljica Boban Marjanović Vladimir Dašić

Representing Serbia[]

2007 Championship	2008 Championship	2009 Championship	2010 Championship	2011 Championship	2012 Championship
[28]	[29]	[30]	[31]	[32]	[33]
Filip Čović Stefan Živanović Branko Lazić Dušan Katnić Stefan Stojačić Nikola Maravić Ivan Smiljanić Nikola Marković Milan Mačvan	Uroš Petrović Filip Šepa Bogdan Riznić Bojan Subotić Andreja Milutinović Aleksandar Mitrović Dejan Musli	Nemanja Jaramaz Aleksandar Ponjavić Danilo Anđušić Lazar Radosavljević Nemanja Bešović Nikola Rondović Branislav Đekić Dejan Musli	Petar Lambić Stefan Nastić Bogdan Bogdanović Luka Igrutinović Marko Luković Božo Đumić Đorđe Drenovac Nemanja Bešović	Nikola Radičević Nemanja Dangubić Vasilije Micić Stefan Popovski-Turanjanin Saša Avramović Luka Mitrović Nenad Miljenović Nemanja Krstić Nikola Janković Đorđe Milošević Nemanja Bezbradica	Nikola Radičević Stefan Pot Brano Đukanović Nikola Rebić Nikola Čvorović Dušan Kutlešić Miloš Janković Nikola Janković Mihajlo Andrić Dušan Ristić Đoko Šalić

2013 Championship	2014 Championship	2015 Championship	2016 Championship	2017 Championship	2018 Championship
[34]	[35]	[36]	[37]	[38]	[39]
Ognjen Jaramaz Rade Zagorac Vasilije Pušica Dragan Apić Brano Đukanović Milenko Veljković Aleksandar Bursać Vasilije Vučetić Dejan Davidovac	Stefan Peno Stefan Simić Danilo Ostojić Radovan Đoković Vanja Marinković Ilija Đoković Stefan Lazarević Nikola Pavlović Marko Radovanović Vasilije Vučetić Vuk Karadžić	Aleksandar Aranitović Slobodan Jovanović Miloš Glišić Vojislav Stojanović Aleksa Radanov Nikola Popović Stefan Kenić Boriša Simanić David Miladinović	4 Stefan Đorđević 5 Aleksa Uskoković 6 Stefan Momirov 7 Nikola Mišković 8 Dušan Beslać 9 Novak Musić 10 Aleksa Radanov 12 Boriša Simanić 13 Miloš Glišić 15 Aleksa Stepanović 21 22 Ranko Simović	1 Nikola Mišković 3 Balša Koprivica 4 Stefan Momirov 5 Aleksa Uskoković 7 Vuk Vulikić 8 Filip Petrušev 9 Andrija Marjanović 10 Tadija Tadić 12 Danilo Petrović 15 Marko Pecarski 17 24	3 Filip Petrušev 7 8 Bogdan Nedeljković 9 11 Zoran Paunović 12 Uroš Trifunović 14 15 Marko Pecarski 19 Arijan Lakić 22 Dalibor Ilić 31 Luka Cerovina 33

2019 Championship	2021 Challengers
[40]	[41]
1 2 Aleksej Pokuševski 3 5 Marko Pavićević 6 7 Đorđe Pažin 8 Nikola Manojlović 9 10 Lazar Vasić 11 Aleksandar Langović 13 27	0 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 14 15 17 33

See also[]

• Serbia men's national under-18 3x3 team
• Serbian men's university basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-20 basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-19 basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-17 basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team

Notes[]

References[]

External links[]

• Basketball Federation of Serbia
• FIBA Europe