National Team roster

 2005 

 Slovenia at European Championships 2005: 6th place

Exhibition Games:
Sep.6: Slovenia - Hungary 94-64
SLO: Jurak 6, Lakovic 16, Capin 2, Nesterovic 14, Udrih 2, Nachbar 27, Lorbek 4, Joksimovic 2, Milic 6, Maravic 7, Slokar 2, Brezec 6.
HUN: Sitku 3, Bader 4, Denes 9, Kalman 7, David 10, Z.Horvath 3, Kaman 4, Fodor 12, Gulyas 10, Nemeth 2 .

World Efes Pilsen Tournament in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.3: 3rd Place: Russia - Slovenia 89-82
RUS: Anton Ponkrashov 1, J.R. Robert 'J.R.' Holden 16, Fedor Likholitov 9, Vitali Fridzon 6, Nikita Morgunov 11, Petr Samoylenko 0, Viktor Khryapa 15, Zakhar Pachoutine 6, Sergei Monya 14, Andrei Kirilenko 5, Vladimir Diatchok 2, Alexei Savrasenko 4
SLO: Goran Jurak 2, Jaka Lakovic 3, Aleksandar Capin 8, Sani Becirovic 10, Radoslav Nesterovic 8, Beno Udrih 13, Erazem Lorbek 9, Marko Milic 2, Marko Maravic 7, Uros Slokar 11
Sep.2: Semifinals: Turkey - Slovenia 79-67
TUR: Kerem Tunceri 0, Ermal Kurtoglu 5, Mirsad Turkcan 4, Ender Arslan 4, Cenk Akyol 0, Serkan Erdogan 9, Ibrahim Kutluay 15, Kerem Gonlum 4, Mehmet Okur 14, Kaya Peker 2, Hidayet Turkoglu 22
SLO: Goran Jurak 2, Jaka Lakovic 6, Aleksandar Capin 0, Sani Becirovic 2, Radoslav Nesterovic 14, Beno Udrih 10, Bostjan Nachbar 5, Erazem Lorbek 13, Marko Milic 8, Marko Maravic 3, Uros Slokar 1, Primoz Brezec 3
Sep.1: Serbia and Montenegro - Slovenia 82-83
SRB: Dejan Bodiroga 18, Aleksandar Pavlovic 4, Vule Avdalovic 5, Vladimir Radmanovic 4, Igor Rakocevic 19, Marko Jaric 12, Nenad Krstic 12, Dejan Milojevic 7, Darko Milicic 0, Milan Gurovic 1
SLO: Goran Jurak 8, Jaka Lakovic 7, Aleksandar Capin 3, Sani Becirovic 13, Radoslav Nesterovic 4, Beno Udrih 13, Erazem Lorbek 12, Nebojsa Joksimovic 0, Marko Milic 4, Marko Maravic 8, Uros Slokar 0, Primoz Brezec 11

Pro Monte Cup in Podgorica (SRB):
Aug.28: Slovenia - Croatia 70-75
SLO: Jurak 3, Lakovic 9, Becirovic 6, Nesterovic 9, Udrih 18, Lorbek 3, Milic 3, Maravic 7, Brezec 12.
CRO: Ukic 4, Popovic 11, Vujcic 8, Zizic 4, Giricek 11, Planinic 12, Tomas 4, Bagaric 5, Kasun 16.
Aug.27: Serbia and Montenegro - Slovenia 66-74
S&M: Bodiroga 8, Pavlovic 11, Radmanovic 12, Rakocevic 4, Scepanovic 7, Jaric 3, Popovic 7, Krstic 8, Milojevic 2, Milicic 9, Gurovic 3.
SLO: Jurak 5, Lakovic 3, Becirovic 4, Nesterovic 15, Udrih 8, Nachbar 3, Lorbek 6, Milic 4, Slokar 1, Brezec 16, Joksimovic 1.
Aug.25: Lithuania - Slovenia 94-85
LTU: Paulius Jankunas 17, Simas Jasaitis 16, Ramunas Siskauskas 13, Robertas Javtokas 11, Arvydas Macijauskas 10, Darjush Lavrinovic 7, Mindaugas Lukauskis 6, Ksystof Lavrinovic 5, Dainius Salenga 5, Vidas Ginevicius 4, Giedrius Gustas
SLO: Jurak 4, Lakovic 13, Capin 6, Becirovic 4, Nesterovic 8, Udrih 8, Nachbar 7, Lorbek 5, Milic 13, Maravic 3, Brezec 14

Exhibition Games
Aug.20: Slovenia - Finland 72-56
Slovenia: Jurak 9, Lakovic 10, Capin 3, Becirovic 3, Nesterovic 5, Udrih 4, Nachbar 12, Lorbek 4 , Milic 8, Maravic 2, Slokar 1, Brezec 11
Finland: Nikkila 8, Noopila 2, Lehtoranta 8, Kotti 8, Huff 2, Lehtonen 3, Mottola 12, Rannikko 13
Aug.17: Slovenia - Finland 88-43
Slovenia: Jurak 4, Lakovic 7, Capin 4, Becirovic 8, Nesterovic 12, Udrih 5, Nachbar 8, Joksimovic 7, Lorbek 6, Milic 2, Maravic 5, Slokar 4, Brezec 16.
Finland: Nikkila 10, Noopila 1, Kotti 6, Lehtonen 5, Mottola 7, Pratesi 2, Rannikko 12.

 2004 

Qualifications to EC 2005
Sep.25, 2004: Slovenia - Czech Rep. 95-66 (35-11, 16-22, 18-13, 26-20)
Slovenia: Zagorac 15, Jurak 13, Lakovic 13, Maravic 12, Zupan 8, Ozbolt 8, Joksimovic 8, Doncic 7, Jurkovic 6, Mocnik 5
Czech Rep: Czudek 35min, 0pt; Kresta 25min, 3pt; Starosta 23min, 16pt; Sokolovsky 23min, 7pt; Cernosek 20min, 4pt; Necas 18min, 4pt; Pavlik 14min, 11pt; Benda 13min, 0pt; Pavel Milos (200-F-79) 13min, 15pt; Hajek 9min, 6pt; Benes 5min, 0pt; Votroubek 4min, 0pt.
Sep.22, 2004: Slovenia - Poland 82-62 (15-17, 22-16, 24-15, 21-14)
Slovenia: Lakovic 22, Jurak 14, Becirovic 11, Jurkovic 7, Lorbek 7, Zupan 5, Tusek 5, Ozbolt 4, Maravic 4, Joksimovic 3, Doncic 0, Mocnik 0
Poland: Pluta 12, Dylewicz 11, Korytek 10, Szawarski 9, Witka 5, Lampe 4, Elliot 4, Ignerski 4, Koszarek 3, Roszyk 0, Trybanski 0
Sep.18, 2004: France - Slovenia 85-69 (29-20, 11-16, 27-18, 18-15)
France: Diaw 26, Foirest 14, Pietrus 13, Gomis 8, Digbeu 7, Marquis 6, Fauthoux 5, Giffa 4, Masingue 2, Julian 0, Diarra 0
Slovenia: Becirovic 23, Tusek 9, Jurak 7, Jurkovic 7, Ozbolt 6, Capin 5, Nachbar 4, Lakovic 4, Brezec 3, Maravic 1
Sep.15, 2004: Czech Rep. - Slovenia 70-71 (13:20, 40:38, 55:58)
Czech Rep: Czudek 12, Starosta 10, Kresta 9, Pavlik 8, Benda 8, Milos 7, Necas 6, Hajek 5, Votroubek 3, Benes 1, Cernosek 1
Slovenia: Tusek 19, Nesterovic 14, Jurkovic 10, Becirovic 9, Moravic 9, Lakovic 6, Udrih 4
Sep.11, 2004: Poland - Slovenia 71-80 (23-18, 14-29, 15-13, 19-20)
Poland: Pluta 15, Korytek 13, Roszyk 12, Ignerski 10, Dylewicz 7, Trybanski 6, Gortat 4, Witka 2, Lampe 2, Szawarski 0, Szczesniak 0, Elliott 0
Slovenia: Tusek 23, Nesterovic 19, Lakovic 9, Maravic 8, Becirovic 7, Jurak 6, Ozbolt 4, Udrih 2, Brezec 2, Nachbar 0, Jurkovic 0, Joksimovic 0
Sep.9, 2004: Slovenia - France 77-61
Slovenia: Jurak DNP, Lakovic 10, Udrih 18, Becirovic 8, Nesterovic 8, Nachbar 8, Ozbolt DNP, Tusek 12, Maravic 2, Joksimovic DNP, Brezec 11
France: Fauthoux 1, Gomis 6, Bokolo, Foirest 7, Diarra 8, Marquis 17, Digbeu, F.Pietrus 11, Rupert 3, Diaw 6, Masingue 2, Giffa

Efes WorldCup in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.2, 2004: Slovenia - Turkey 78-68
Slovenia: Goran Jurak 5, Jaka Lakovic 9(4r), Beno Udrih (194-G-82) 10(4r,5a), Sani Becirovic 11, Radoslav Nesterovic 10(7r,4a,3st), Saso Ozbold 4, Aleksandar Capin 0, Marko Tusek 9(4r,3to), Marko Maravic 4(4to), Ivica Jurkovic 9, Nebojsa Joksinovic 0, Primoz Brezec 7(4r)
Turkey: Kerem Tunceri 8(3st), Valentin Pastal 2(3st,3to), Baris Ermis 3, Ender Arslan 5, Cevher Ozer (DND), Huseyin Demiral 0, Ibrahim Kutluay 2(3a,3to), Fatih Solak 4, Kerem Gonlum 17(7r), Mehmet Okur 13(10r), Ermal Kurtoglu 6(4r), Cenk Akyol 8
Sep.1, 2004: Germany - Slovenia 65-78
Germany: Greene: 16, Arigbabu: 11, Jagla: 10, Wucherer: 7, Femerling: 6, Mädrich: 5, Herber: 3, Garrett: 3, Garris: 1, Hamann: 1, Nikagbatse: 0
Slovenia: Udrih: 19, Nesterovic: 17, Maravic: 9, Becirovic: 9, Jurkovic: 8, Brezec: 7, Lakovic: 6, Joksinovic: 3, Ozbold: 0, Jurak: 0, Capin: 0, Tusek: 0
Aug.31, 2004: Slovenia - Sweden 78-72
Slovenia: Goran Jurak 4 (5r,3st), Jaka Lakovic 18(4r,3a,4to), Beno Udrih 16(3r,7a), Sani Becirovic 6, Radoslav Nesterovic 12(9r), Saso Ozbold 6, Aleksandar Capin(DND), Marko Tusek 2, Marko Maravic 8(3a,5st), Ivica Jurkovic 0, Nebojsa Joksinovic 0, Primoz Brezec 6(3r)
Sweden: Olivie Ilunga 2, Johan Jeansson (DND), Jim Nystrom 0, Mats Levin 2(5a), Oluoma Nnamaka (200-F-78) 22(15r,3st), Jonas Larsson 12(3r), Fred Drains 2, Joakim Kjellbom 4(5r), Fredrik Jonzen 5(3r,3a,4to), Martin Ringstorm 0, John Petterson 19(3r,4to), Michael Palm 4
Aug.30, 2004: Slovenia - Turkey 88-63
Slovenia: Goran Jurak 3, Jaka Lakovic 10, Beno Udrih 22(3a), Sani Becirovic 6(3a,3to), Radoslav Nesterovic 10(8r), Saso Ozbold 8, Aleksandar Capin 0, Marko Tusek 5, Marko Maravic 10(7r,5a), Ivica Jurkovic 11(4r,3to) Nebojsa Joksinovic (DND), Primoz Brezec 3(4r)
Turkey: Kerem Tunceri 6(4a,4to), Huseyin Demiral 6, Baris Ermis 4, Ender Arslan 7(3a), Valentin Pastal 0, Serkan Erdogan 0, Cenk Akyol 7(3st), Fatih Solak 2, Kerem Gonlum 6(7r), Mehmet Okur 10(9r,3to), Ermal Kurtoglu 11, Rasim Basak 4

 2003 

 Slovenia at European Championships 2003

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Nov.28, 2001: Russia - Slovenia 88-63 (Avleev 20, Karassev 13, Khriapa 8, Mikhailov 10, Morgunov 2, Pachutin 8, Panov 11, Savrasenko 7, Chikalkin 9 - Becirovic 7, Duscak, Goljovic 9, Jagodnik 2, Jurkovic 12, Kraljevic 5, Lakovic 4, Milic 10, Nachbar 12, Pavic 2)
Nov.24, 2001: England - Slovenia 73-70 (Dorsey 16, Haslam 15, Betts 13, Hansell 12, Gardiner 9, Williams 5, Herriman 2, Cheung 1 - Becirovic 24, Nachbar 14, Goljovic 8, Milic 7, Kraljevic 7, Jurkovic 4, Lakovic 4. Pavic 2)
Nov.21, 2001: Slovenia - Portugal 77-65 (Jurkovic 20, Nachbar 16, Becirovic 15, Lakovic 9, Goljovic 8, Milic 5, Duscak 2, Kraljevic 2 - Tavares 17, Evora 15, Monteiro 13, Silva 9, Pinto 5, Simao 3, Santos 3)

  European Championships 2001 in Turkey 

Day 3, Sep.2, 2001: Latvia – Slovenia 99-93, OT (Kambala 24, Miglinieks 15, Helmanis 14, Stelmahers 10, Bagatskis 10, Grafs 8, Vecvagars 6, Valejko 5, Vitols 5, Laksa 2, Valters, DNP: Cipruss - Becirovic 19, Gorenc 19, Nesterovic 19, McDonald 18, Smodis 10, Jurkovic 6, Tusek, Milic, Kraljevic, Udrih, DNP: Jagodnik, Lakovic)
Day 2, Sep.1, 2001: Slovenia – Turkey 71-57 (Nesterovic 20, McDonald 15, Milic 14, Becirovic 6, Smodis 5, Kraljevic 4, Udrih 4, Tusek 3, Gorenc - Kutluay 19, Türkoglu 17, Besok 10, Erdenay 5, Türkcan 4, Okur 2, Okan, Yildrim, Ene, Tunceri)
Day 1, Aug.31, 2001: Spain – Slovenia 85-69 (López 14, Angulo 7, Paraíso 17, Gasol 12, Alfonso Reyes 7, Navarro 14, Jiménez 7, Vázquez, Kornegay 4, Rodríguez 2, Garbajosa 1 - McDonald 2, Becirovic 9, Milic 10, Jurkovic 3, Nesterovic 8, Gorenc 4, Smodis 4, Tusek 3, Udrih 12, Kraljevic 2, Lakovic 4, Jagodnik)

International tournament in Novo Mesto (SLO)
Aug.19, 2001: Slovenia -Turkey 75:72 (McDonald 14, Gorenc 19, Becirovic 13, Kraljevic 6, Nesterovic 2, Smodis 7, Alibegovic 5, Milic 7, Jurkovic 2, Goljovic 2 - Tunceri 4, Turkoglu 9, Turkcan 2, Pars 10, Erdenay 5, Kutluay 16, Besok 13, Okur 10, Yildrim 3).
Aug.18, 2001: Slovenia - Germany 83:67 (Udrih 5, Lakovic 3, Gorenc 9, Becirovic 8, Smodis 2, Kraljevic 4, Tusek 2, Alibegovic 12, Milic 4, Jagodnik 8, McDonald 20, Nesterovic 6 - Demirel 10, Garrett 11, Garris 2, Tomic 3, Willoughby 5, Femerling 5, Nowitzky 21, Papic 4.
Aug.17, 2001: Slovenia - Bosnia 87-75 (Nesterovic 22, Milic 18, Becirovic 15, Tusek 14, Udrih 8, Alibegovic 4, Jurkovic 3, Grum 2, Goljovic 1 - Mrsic 21 (5x3P), Hukic 15, Mujezinovic 12, Markovic 8, Leric 6, Firic 5, Ovcina 5, Krasic 3).

Tournament in Messina (ITA)
Aug.12, 2001: Slovenia – Croatia 72-93 (Gorenc 13, Milic 12, Smodis 11, Becirovic 10, Nesterovic 9, Tusek 5, Jagodnik 5, Jurkovic 5, Lakovic 2 - Mulaomerovic 23, Mrsic 17, Sesar 11, Tabak 11, Giricek 8, Rimac 6, Prkacin 5, Kovacic 5, Krstic 2, Vujcic 2).
Aug.11, 2001: France – Slovenia 90-70 (Micoud 5, Pluvy 3, Foirest 16, Digbeu 2, Dioumassi 13, Risacher 13, Julian 4, Palmer 18, Bilba 6, Weis 4, Rupert 6 - Gorenc 12, Becirovic 4, Goljovic 12, Smodis 5, Tusek 8, Milic 9, Jurkovic 4, Alibegovic 5, Nesterovic 11).

Exhibition games
Super Four Tournament
Day 1, 3/8/00: Brazil - Slovenia 88-81 (Helinho 4, Marcelinho 2, Vanderlei 17, Aylton 5, Alírio 2; Sandro 18, Janjão 17, Michel 7, Demétrius 6, Ratto 6, Rogério 4, Estevam - Tragsic, Golemac 4, Jagodnik 11, Gorenc 26, Brezec 12; Jurak 5, Drobnjak 7, Modric 2, Duscak 8, Petrov 6)
Day 2, 4/8/00: Spain - Slovenia 90-88 (Marco 18, Vásquez 10, Sanmartín 6, Guardia 19, Fernández 4; Grimau 2, O.González, Ricardo González 11, J.Rodríguez 6, Mumbru 14, Vidaurreta, Torres - Petrov 6, Golemac 21, Grunm 2, Gorenc 3, Brezec 8; Tragsic 6, Duscak 21, Drobnjak, Jogodnik 12, Jurak 9)
Day 3, 5/8/00: Argentina - Slovenia 97-89, 3OT (Sucatzky 17, Palladino 14, Nocioni 5, Gutiérrez 10, Wolkowyski 29; Baldo 2, Daniel Farabello 7, Olivares, G.Fernández 7, Hermman 5 - Dragsic 6, Gorenc 14, Jogodenik 8, Golemac 10, Brezec 7; Jurak 16, Drobnjak 7, Duskak 5, Petrov 15)

June 24, 2000: Italy - Slovenia 76-47 (Scarone 10, Basile 2, Galanda 9, Fucka 6, Maggioli 2, Abbio 10, Mian 7, Chiacig 12, Damiao 1, Sambugaro, Li Vecchi 6, Camata 11, Tonolli. Coach: Bogdan Tanjevic - Hrvat, Dragsic 3, Udrih 2, Petrov 16, Hafnar 4, Jurak 4, Drobniak 8, Jagodnik 6, Kunc 4, Jurkovic. Coach: Boris Zrinski.)
June 22, 2000: Slovenia - Croatia 59-89 (Drobnjak 15, Petrov 10, Jagodnik 9, Jurkovic 7, Kunc 7, Hafnar 5, Jurak 5, Horvat 2 - Mulaomerovic 18, Vujcic 16, Mrsic 11, Vrankovic 10, Marcelic 10, Nicevic 7, Krstic, 4, Ruzic 4, Poljak 4, Kus 3)
San Marino, June 21, 2000: Slovenia - San Marino 89-83 (Jagodnik 17, Dragsic 12, Horvat 11, Smodis 11, Drobnjak 9, Kunc 8, Petrov 7, Jurkovic 7, Jurak 5, Hafnar 2 - Robinson 27, Edwards 20, Barnes 8, Moore 7, Kavanagh 7, Bowen 6, Angelov 5, Caribian 2, Aleksejev 1)

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
26/2/00: Murska Sobota: Slovenia – Belgium 74-69 (Smodis 24+7reb, Duscak 17, Jurkovic 13, Petrov 7, Jagodnik 6+7reb, Sporar 3, Brezec 2, Dragsic 2, Kraljevic – Jaumin 20, Cleymans 13, Goethals 12+7reb, Struelens 12+9reb, Lauwers 6, Dupont 2, Mandic 2, Moors 2, Beghin). Attn: 2,000
23/2/00: Ukraine - Slovenia 63:76 (Lohmacuk 17, Medvedenko 10, Hripa 9, Rajevski 7, Jajlo 7, Marcenko 6, Bazilevski 4, Bolcanov 2, Hiznjak 1 - Jurkovic 18, Duscak 12, Kraljevic 12, Smodis 10, Jagodnik 10, Milic 8, Petrov 4, Dragsic 2)

1999

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
1/12/99, Slovenia - Iceland 93:60 (Becirovic 23, Milic 18, Smodis 11, Jurkovic 11, Petrov 9, Dragsic 5, Kraljevic 4, Paravinja 4, Jagodnik 4, Nachbar 4 - F.Hardarsson 16, Bragason 12, Anarson 9, Stefansson 6, Vilbergson 6, Hauksson 6, Ormsson 3, Olafsson 2, H.Hardarsson 1)
27/11/99, FYROM – Slovenia 64-70 (21-28) (Stefanov 9, Cekovski 7, Kurtovic 2, Srbinovski, Mihajlovski 5, Naumoski 6, Gecevski 9, Jovanovski 6, Blazevski 8, Bocevski 10 - Zdovc 12,Daneu, Becirovic 8, Kraljevic 10, Brezec 11, Jagodnik 2, Milic 11, Jurkovic 16, Nachbar, Dragsic.)
24/11/99, Slovenia 89 - Portugal 58 (J. Zdovc 10, J. Danev 8, S. Becirovic 2, M. Kraljevic 10, P. Brezec 8, M. Smodic, G. Jagodnik 14, M. Milic 17, I. Jurkovic 17, E. Dragsic 3 - Rui Santos 5, Luís Machado 1, Luís Silva 4, Paulo Simão, Nuno Manarte 5, Nuno Marçal 2, Paulo Pinto 20, Raúl Santos, Carlos Seixas 2, Sérgio Ramos 19)
18/6/99 Slovenia-Bosnia 72:65 (Zdovc 17, Milic 12, Jagodnik 11, Tusek 9, Nesterovic 7, Kraljevic 5, Jurkovic 4, Jeklin 3, Tovornik 2)
17/6/99, Pazin: Croatia – Slovenia 78-68 (Zdovc 4, Jeklin, Daneu 5, Becirovic 4, Kraljevic 4, Tovornik 5, Smodiš 13, Jagodnik 10, Milic 10, Jurkovic 7, Nesterovic 4, Dragšic 2). Attn: 1,000

  European Championships 1999 in France 
June 28, 1999: Group E: Slovenia – France 69-74 ( Nesterovic 16, Milic 15, Zdovc 14, Jurkovic 10, Daneu 8; Smodis 4, Kraljevic 2, Dragsic - Rigaudeau 12, Abdul-Wahad 11, Bilba 9, Foirest 5, Weis 2; Risacher 12, Sonko 7, Julian 6, Gadou 4, Smith 3, Sciarra 3)
June 27, 1999: Group E: Israel – Slovenia 67-66 ( Goodes 16, Sheffer 15, Henefeld 9, Steinhauer 3, Daniel; Turgeman 8, Katash 7, Amsalem 5, Saffar 4 - Zdovc 20, Milic 14, Nesterovic 9, Daneu 3, Jurkovic 5; Smodis 10, Dragsic 5, Kraljevic 0, Jagodnik, Jeklin)
June 26, 1999: Group E: Slovenia - Yugoslavia 66-71 ( Zdovc 16, Milic 9, Kraljevic 5, Smodis 5, Daneu 2; Nesterovic 10, Becirovic 9, Jurkovic 9, Jagodnik 1, Dragsic - Obradovic 17, Danilovic 14, Bodiroga 13, Tarlac 9, Tomasevic 5; Divac 6, Loncar 6, Lukovski 1, Gurovic, Scepanovic)
June 23, 1999: Group B: Hungary – Slovenia 66-72 ( Sitku 21, David 14, Gulyas 12, Kalman 7, Boros 4, Czigler 4, Bencze 3, Meszaros 1 – Milic 17, Nesterovic 16, Zdovc 14, Jurkovic 12, Becirovic 7, Daneu 4, Kraljevic 2, Smodis)
June 22, 1999: Group B: Spain – Slovenia 75-85 (Rodríguez 3, Herreros 29, De la Fuente 8, De Miguel 10, Dueñas 6; Reyes 2, Esteller 2, Corrales 9, Romero 6 - Daneu 13, Zdovc 8, Milic 10, Smodis 27, Kraljevic 4; Becirovic 11, Nesterovic 12, Jagodnik, Jurkovic)
June 21, 1999: Group B: Russia – Slovenia 68-47 (Panov 14, Koudelin 13, Karassev 11, Kissourin 8, Kourashov 6, Nossov 5, Tikhonenko 4, Petrenko 3, Z.Pashoutine 2, Babkov 1, Avleev 1, E.Pachoutine - Smodis 19, Zdovc 10, Nesterovic 6, daneu 5, Becirovic 3, Jurkovic 2, Kraljevic 2, Jagodnik, Dragsic, Jeklin, Tovornik, Milic)

Exhibition games
Tournament at Caen (France): 11-13/6/99
Day 1: Slovenia - Turkey 75-66 (Nesterovic 14, Smodis 14, Daneu 12, Zdovc 10, Jagodnik 10, Dragsic 6, Becirovic 5, Milic 4)
Day 2: Slovenia - France 66-76 (Smodis 15, Jagodnik 15, Jurkovic 10, Tovornik 9, Milic 8, Dragsic 5, Zdovc 3, Becirovic 1)
Day 3: Slovenia - Hungary 80:66 (Smodis 22, Tovornik 14, Becirovic 10, Brezec 8, Jurkovic 6, Kraljevic 5, Duscak 5, Jagodnik 4, Jeklin 4, Zdovc 2)

9/6/99 Spain B - Slovenia 89:86 (Milic 21, Becirovic 19, Smodis 14, Kraljevic 8, Brezec 8, Jurkovic 3, Zdovc 7, Duscak 2, Tovornik 2, Dragsic 1, Jagodnik 1)
Tournament in Huelva (ESP): June 5/6/99:
Final: Slovenia - Greece 70-68 (Zdovc 11, Milic 11, Nesterovic 11, Dragsic 9, Jagodnik 9, Smodis 6, Jurkovic 5, Jeklin 4, Daneu 2, Kraljevic 2)
Slovenia-Croatia 70-63 (Nesterovic 15, Jeklin 14, Becirovic 10, Jurkovic 8, Jagodnik 7, Kraljevic 7, Smodis 3, Milic 2, Tovornik 2, Duscak 2)

4/6/99: Slovenia - Italy 53:61 (Milic 8, Nesterovic 8, Kraljevic 8, Jeklin 6, Smodis 6, Zdovc 5, Daneu 5, Tovornik 5, Becirovic 2 - Myers 18, Fucka 16, Marconato 12, Pozzeco 6, Meneghin 4, DePol 3, Galanda 2)
29/5/99: Slovenia - Macedonia 73:66 (Nesterovic 15, Jurkovic 13, Milic 10, Tusek 9, Tovornik 8, Becirovic 6, Zdovc 5, Ducak 3, Jeklin 2, Trifunovic 2 - Naumoski 20, Gecevski 12, Jovanovski 8, Mihajlovski 6, Srbinovski 5, Stefanov 4, Stankovik 4, Bocevski 3, Kurtovik 2, Ilievski 1, Cekovski 1)
Slovenia - Macedonia 89-83
Slovenia - Macedonia 88-80

European Championships'99 Eliminations
27/2/99 Slovenia - Bulgaria 86-67 (Smodis 25, Jeklin 15, Brezec 13, Jagodnik 13)
24/2/99 Belgium - Slovenia 72-76

1998

European Championships'99 Eliminations
2/12/98 Slovenia - Slovakia 80-57 (Zdovc 14, Tusek 13)
28/11/98 Germany - Slovenia 76-91 (Daneu 19, Jurkovic 19, Zdovc 12, Kraljevic 10)
25/11/98 Slovenia - Greece 79-66 (Nesterovic 20, Zdovc 16, Daneu 15, Jagodnik 9, Tusek 8, Tovornik 5). Attn: 4,800
28/2/98 Bulgaria - Slovenia 79-71 (Horvat 12, Jeklin 8, Daneu 2, Kraljevic 13, Tovornik 11, Duscak 3, Tusek 14, Jagodnik 2, Jurkovic 2, Brezec 4)
25/2/98 Slovenia - Belgium 72-61 (Horvat 3, Jeklin 3, Daneu 7, Kraljevic 14, Tovornik 20, Duscak 4, Tusek 4, Gorenc 6, Jurkovic 11)

1997

European Championships'99 Eliminations
3/12/97 Slovakia - Slovenia 70-101 (Horvat 8, Jeklin 2, Daneu 6, Sporar 1, Tovornik 28, Tusek 26, Alibegovic 8, Jagodnik 2, Gorenc 18, Jurkovic 2)
29/11/97 Slovenia - Germany 75-71 (Tusek 23+10rbs, Tovornik 12, Gorenc 11, Alibegovic 10, Horvat 8, Jeklin 2, Daneu 3, Jagodnik 6)
26/11/97 Greece - Slovenia 76-79 (Tovornik 32, Tusek 16, Alibegovic 8, Gorenc 7, Jeklin 7, Horvat 4, Jurkovic 3, Jagodnik 2)

  European Championships'97 in Barcelona - Slovenia took 14th place 
Group B Results:
Slovenia - France 75-85 (Zdovc 16, Milic 15, Alibegovic 12, Daneu 9, Tusek 9, Nesterovic 5, Jurkovic 5, Gorenc 2, Jagodnik 2)
Slovenia -Israel 68-69 (Alibegovic 18, Nesterovic 17, Zdovc 13, Gorenc 9, Daneu 5, Milic 3, Tusek 3)
Slovenia - Lithuania 67-75 (Alibegovic 17, Nesterovic 14, Jurkovic 13, Gorenc 12, Zdovc 6, Trifunovic 3, Daneu 2)
Placed 4th in Group B (0-3)
Classifications:
Slovenia - Bosnia 73-61 (Nesterovic 20, Jurkovic 17, Milic 13, Gorenc 12, Zdovc 7, Tusek 2, Trifunovic 2, Alibegovic, Daneu)
Slovenia - Ukraine 75-80 (Milic 16, Zdovc 14, Nesterovic 12, Tusek 12, Jurkovic 10, Gorenc 9, Trifunovic 2, Daneu)