Serbian national basketball team

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Serbia
Србија - Srbija
SerbiaSerbia
Nickname (s) "Beli Orlovi" (White Eagle)
Association Košarkaški savez Srbije
FIBA member since 1936
FIBA world rankings 3
Technical sponsor Peak
Trainer Aleksandar Đorđević
Record player Nenad Krstić
World championships
Participation in the finals 2 × (first: 2010 )
Best results Vice World Champion ( 2014 )
Olympic games
Participation in the finals 1 ×
Best results silver
Continental championships
championship European Championship
Participation in the finals 4 × (first: 2007 )
Best results 2nd place ( 2009 )
(As of September 20, 2015)

The Serbian national basketball team represents the Republic of Serbia in international tournaments or friendly matches.

history

After the state division in 2006, Serbia took part in the 2007 European Championship for the first time. With a 13th place at the end, the team was unsuccessful in this tournament. You couldn't qualify for the 2008 Olympic Games. At the EM 2009 the silver medal was the first success as Serbia at a FIBA ​​tournament. The 2010 World Cup was also relatively successful. Serbia made it to the semi-finals, but lost first to host Turkey and then the third place match against Lithuania . At the next European Championship in 2011 in Lithuania , Serbia reached the quarter-finals and failed here to Russia. Serbia could not qualify for the 2012 Olympic Games. At Eurobasket 2013 one of the youngest teams in the tournament was played and played a good tournament under these conditions, but in the quarter-finals against Spain there was a very clear defeat. At the 2014 World Cup in Spain , Serbia played a rather weak preliminary round, after defeats against the hosts, Brazil and European champions France, the Serbian team had to compete with the previously strong Greeks in the round of 16. There was a clear success here, in the quarter-finals it was again against Brazil, there was also a clear victory against the favored South Americans, which meant that they were able to reach the semi-finals again. Again France faced an opponent against whom they didn't look good in the preliminary round, but here too there was a victory and so Serbia was a bit surprising in the final against the USA, where it was nothing after a 92:12 loss to get. Nevertheless, this 2nd place meant by far the best result since 2002 (as Yugoslavia) where they became world champions.

At Eurobasket 2015, Serbia was one of the favorites for the title, despite the difficult preliminary group. After victories against Spain , Germany , Iceland , Turkey and Italy , they entered the round of 16 unbeaten. Against Finland there was a clear success at 94:81 after initial difficulties, with Miroslav Raduljica contributing 27 points to the success. In the quarter-finals it was very close against a strong Czech team for a long time, only in the last quarter could the game be made clearer and in the end the game was won with 89:75. Against the team from Lithuania there was a bit of a surprise defeat at 64:67. After a 68:81 bankruptcy against hosts France in the game for third place, there was ultimately a somewhat disappointing 4th place in the final bill. Nevertheless, Serbia was able to qualify for the Olympic qualifying tournament and was one of the hosts, after having sovereignly qualified for the games in Rio de Janeiro, there were 2 wins and 3 defeats in the preliminary round, which meant they could qualify for the quarter-finals. After victories against Croatia and Australia, Serbia stood in the final against the USA, which was lost, however, another great success was achieved with the silver medal.

Results at the official tournaments

Olympic games

year Host country Result
2008 Beijing not qualified
2012 London not qualified
2016 Rio de Janeiro Silver medal

World championships

year Host country Result
2010 Turkey 4th Place
2014 Spain Silver medal
2019 China 5th place

European championships

year Host country Result
2007 Spain 13th place, preliminary round
2009 Poland Silver medal
2011 Lithuania 8th place
2013 Slovenia 7th place
2015 Germany, France, Croatia, Latvia 4th Place
2017 Finland, Israel, Romania, Turkey Silver medal

Squad

Serbia's squad at the 2017 European Championship finals
player
No. Surname birth size info Calls society
Guards ( PG , SG )
7th Bogdan Bogdanović 08/18/1992 197 United StatesUnited States Sacramento Kings
19th Branko Lazic 01/12/1989 191 KK Red Star Belgrade
22nd Vasilije Micić 04/25/1988 195 LithuaniaLithuania Žalgiris Kaunas
24 Stefan Jović 03/11/1990 196 GermanyGermany FC Bayern Munich
Forwards ( SF , PF )
6th Milan Macvan 11/16/1989 205 GermanyGermany FC Bayern Munich
11 Vladimir Lučić 05/11/1989 198 GermanyGermany FC Bayern Munich
12 Dragan Milosavljevic 05/11/1989 198 SpainSpain Unicaja Málaga
14th Stefan Birčević 12/12/1989 210 TurkeyTurkey Istanbul BB
23 Marko Gudurić 03/08/1995 197 TurkeyTurkey Fenerbahçe SK
Center ( C )
15th Vladimir Štimac 08/25/1987 211 TurkeyTurkey Anadolu Efes SK
32 Ognjen Kuzmić May 16, 1990 213 SpainSpain real Madrid
51 Boban Marjanović 08/15/1988 222 United StatesUnited States Philadelphia 76
Trainer
Nat. Surname position
SerbiaSerbia Aleksandar Đorđević Head coach
SerbiaSerbia Jovica Antonić Assistant coach
SerbiaSerbia Miroslav Nikolić Assistant coach
Legend
Abbr. meaning
(C)Captain of the crew Team captain
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Team homepage
League homepage
As of September 1, 2017

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