National Team roster

 2005 

 Serbia and Montenegro at European Championships 2005

World Efes Pilsen Tournament in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.2: 5th Place: Serbia and Montenegro - France 99-72
SRB: Dejan Bodiroga 4, Aleksandar Pavlovic 7, Vule Avdalovic 10, Igor Rakocevic 9, Bojan Popovic 0, Marko Jaric 6, Nenad Krstic 16, Dejan Milojevic 21, Darko Milicic 8, Milan Gurovic 18
FRA: Frederic Fauthox 1, Mickael Gelabale 8, Antoine Rigaudeau 4, Mamautou Diarra 6, Mickael Pietrus 18, Tony Parker 12, Florent Pietrus 5, Jerome Schimitt 1, Boris Diaw 10, Vincent Masingue 7, Sacha Giffa 0
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
Aug.31: Italy - Serbia-Montenegro 79-69
ITA: Roberto Chiacig 19+5r, Stefano Mancinelli 18
SRB: Zeljko Rebraca 20

Pro Monte Cup in Podgorica (SRB):
Aug.31: Serbia and Montenegro - Lithuania 94-80
SRB: Bodiroga 16, Pavlovic, Avdalovic, Radmanovic, Rakocevic 20, Scepanovic 9, Jaric 10, Popovic, Krstic 6, Milojevic 14, Milicic 3, Gurovic 3, Rebraca 13
LTU: Maciauskas 27, Delininkaitis, Siskauskas 10, Salenga 14, Serapinas, D.Lavrinovic 2, Jasaitis 4, Jankunas 4, Javtokas 13, Lukauskas 4, Gustas 2, Ginevicius
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.

 2004 

Aug.6, 2004: Exhibition Game in Belgrade, Serbia/Montenegro: USA - Serbia/Montenegro 76-60
USA: Duncan 16, James 11, Marion 10, Iverson 9, Odom 9, Anthony 6, Jefferson 5, Marbury 4, Wade 4, Boozer 4
Serbia/Montenegro: Rakocevic 18, Bodiroga 14, Vujanic 9, Tomasevic 6, Radmanovic 4, Krstic 3, Scepanovic 3, Avdalovic 2, Pavlovic 1, Popovic 0

Diamond Tournament in Belgrade (SRB)
Aug.3, 2004: Final: Lithuania - Serbia & Montenegro 80:93 (21:22,18:30,17:20,24:21)
Lithuania: Ginevicius 3,Zukauskas M. 0 (4 rebs),Macijauskas 12,Stombergas 17, Songaila 18, Slanina 5, Zukauskas E. 4 (7 rebs), Lavrinovic 9, Jasikevicius 0 (8 ast), Salenga 8, Javtokas 4. DNP: Jasaitis.
Serbia - Montenegro: Bodiroga 15,Popovic 3,Radmanovic 5 (6 rebs),Rakocevic 19, Scepanovic 5, Avdalovic 4, Drobnjak 0, Krstic 8 (3 blocks, 3 steals), Vujanic 12 (3 ast), Tomasevic 13 (7 rebs), Pavlovic 9. DNP: Ostojic.
Aug.2, 2004: Australia - Serbia & Montenegro 61:79 (15:13,10:30,18:21,18:15)
Australia: Ronaldson 0, Maher 13, Bogut 13 (4 rebs,4 ast), Cattalini 9, Rillie 0, Bruton 2, Smith 8, Heal 3, Saville 2 (3 steals), Andersen 5, Nielsen 6 (5 rebs), Rogers 0.
Serbia - Montenegro: Bodiroga 8, Popovic 10, Jeretin 7, Radmanovic 8, Rakocevic 9, Ostojic 3, Avdalovic 6, Drobnjak 4, Krstic 4, Vujanic 5 (4 steals), Tomasevic 8, Pavlovic 7 (4 rebs,3 ast).
July 31, 2004: Serbia & Montenegro - China 92:78 (19:17,23:25,29:11,21:25)
Serbia & Montenegro: Bodiroga 12 (5 ast),Radmanovic 16 (7 rebs),Krstic 12 (7 rebs),Vujanic 11, Tomasevic 7, Popovic 4, Cabarkapa 6, Rakocevic 6,Scepanovic 4,Avdalovic 5 (5 ast),Drobnjak 9,Pavlovic 0.
China: Liu Wei 15 (4 ast),Zhu Fangyu 9,Li Nan 7,Yi Jianlian 6 (5 blocks,7 rebs),Yao Ming 21 (7 rebs,4 blocks),Chen Ke 4, Zhang Yunsong 0, Guo Shiqiang 3,Zhang Jingsong 0,Mo Ke 4,Menke Batere 1,Du Feng 8.

Antonio Diaz Miguel Memorial Tournament in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
July 25, 2004: Spain - Serbia and Montenegro 83-78

Ginatti Tournament in Bormio, Italy
July 18, 2004: Italy - Serbia-Montenegro 72-83 (25-19, 39-43, 55-60)
ITALY: Galanda 18, Soragna 17, Marconato 4, Michelori 0, Righetti 5, Pozzecco 3, Abbio 8, Cittadini 4, Garri 0, Rombaldoni 9, Bulleri 4, Mancinelli 0. Coach: Recalcati
SRB: Pavlovic 12, Krstic 13, Cabarkapa 6, Radmanovic 10, Avdalovic 4, Scepanovic 15, Jeretin 4, Popovic 19, Varda dnp, Vujanic 0, Milojevic 0, Ostojic 0. Coach: Obradovic
July 17, 2004: Greece - Serbia-Montenegro 77-72
July 16, 2004: Lithuania - Serbia-Montenegro 97-86
Lithuania: Ramunas Siskauskas - 31 points (5/7 triples), Ksystofas Lavrinovicius - 22 (3/5), Dainius Salenga - 13, Vidas Ginevicius - 9, Robertas Javtokas - 9, Rimantas Kaukenas - 5, Mindaugas Zukauskas - 5, Simas Jasaitis - 3, Simonas Serapinas - 0. Donatas Slanina did not play
SRB: Radmanovic - 23, Drobnjak - 12, Gurovic - 12, Nenad Krstic - 11

 2003 

 Serbia and Montenegro at European Championships 2003: 6th Place

 2002 

 Yugoslavia beats Italy in China - July 6, 2002
In the second round of Nations Cup, played in Zeng Cheng (China), Italy has been defeated by Yugoslavia 87-70 even after ending ahead the first half. This time, the best of "Azzurri" has been Giacomo Galanda (210-C-75, agent: Biasin Marco).
Italy - Yugoslavia 70-87 (23-15, 44-40, 57-67)
ITALY: Bulleri 10 (1/4, 1/2), Carraretto (0/1, 0/2), Galanda 18 (4/7, 1/4), Tonolli (0/3), Marconato 2 (1/5), Righetti 12 (5/7), Pecile 10 (4/5, 0/3), Santarossa 3 (1/3 3 pts), Mian 7 (2/4, 1/2), Michelori 2 (1/1), Cittadini 5 (2/6), Rombaldoni 3 (0/1, 1/1).  Coach: Recalcati.  YUGOSLAVIA: Jeretin 5 (2/4), Avdalovic 15 (4/6, 1/3), Smiljanic 11 (1/4, 2/3), Kecman 1 (0/2), Nadfeji 14 (3/6, 1/1), Radojevic, Vasiljevic 10 (1/2, 2/2), Tica 9 (2/4), Nikolic 6 (3/4, 0/1), Zecevic 10 (1/3, 2/3), Askrabic 6 (1/4, 1/3), Cabarkapa dnp. Coach: Baletic.
 Yugoslavia took the last place at the touranment in China - July 4, 2002
Yugoslavian National Team, full of well-known international stars lost all games at the Shuang Lai Cup in China.
In their last day they were defeated by Italy 79-69. It was the first serious test for Yugoslavian team, and there is definitely no reason to make too early judgement.
The tournament was won by Australia - the only team out of four participaiting ones, which did not wualify to World Championships in Indianapolis.
Italy -Yugoslavia  76-66 (20-17, 42-34, 61-47)
ITALY: Bulleri 10 (2/3, 2/2), Galanda 4 (2/4, 0/3), Tonolli 2 (1/3, 0/3), Marconato 4 (2/2, 0/1), Righetti 23 (5/7, 4/6), Pecile (0/2, 0/2), Santarossa 6 (1/2, 1/4), Malaventura dnp, Mian 13 (4/5, 1/4), Michelori 5 (0/2, 1/1), Cittadini 4 (2/5), Rombaldoni 5 (1/1 3pts).  Coach: Carlo Recalcati   YUGOSLAVIA:  Jeretin, Tica 7 (1/3), Smiljanic 9 (3/6, 1/2), Kecman (0/1, 0/1), Nadfeji 2 (1/1, 0/1), Radojevic 4 (2/3), Vasiljevic 6 (0/4, 1/2), Varda 8 (2/2, 0/1), Nikolic, Zecevic, Askrabic 20 (6/8, 0/1), Cabarkapa 10 (2/5).  Coach: Miodrag Baletic.
 Yugoslavia second loss in China - July 3, 2002
Yugoslav national team, lost the second game from the home team in the tournament in China (92:78). After only four days of preparations and one lost game against Australia, the combined Yugoslav team (new potential candidates and some veterans) could not stop Ming Yao (scored 27 points (3x3p.) and his teammates.
The NBA center duo, Yao Ming and Meng Bateer (210-C-75, agent: Duffy Bill), led China to a 92-78 victory over European champions Yugoslavia on Tuesday at the Shuanglai Four-Nation men's basketball invitation in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province.
Yao Ming, who will go to the Houston Rockets as the top pick next season, stamped his domination inside with 27 points, with his national teammate Bateer, who played for the Denver Nuggets last season, added seven points in less than 10-minute plays.
The Chinese team learned fast from Monday's loss to Italy, setting up better defence and shooting more long-ranged baskets to beat the Yugoslavian second team.
"We had only four days of practice before we came here. We are not in good shape," said Yugoslavian coach Miodrag Baletic. "But China deserved to win. They played better tonight."
"We are clever on defence tonight," said Chinese head coach Wang Fei. "European teams are different from Asians. They play more aggressive defence. We were not acquainted with such defence yesterday when we lost to Italy."
China will play Australia, who defeated Italy 79-66 in an earlier game, on Wednesday to call up the first part of the two-stop tournament. Teams will move to Dongguan of Guangdong province to continue the matches.
 Australia v Yugoslavia - Jul 1, 2002
Tony Ronaldson scored 17 points,Brett Maher and Glen Saville scored 13 a piece as the Boomers beat Yugoslavia 79-68,in the first game of their 12-day tour in China.
AUSTRALIA 79 (T Ronaldson 17 B Maher 13 G Saville 13 C Anstey 12) defeated
YUGOSLAVIA 68 (Cabarkapa Zarko 12 Vasiljevic Fasa 10 Askravic Ogunjen 10) in Taiyuan City
 Exhibition Game
Jan.26, 2002: Sweden - Yugoslavia 65-83
(A.Larson 8, Diara 2, Theiz 6, Ringsthrom 2, J. Larson 13, Murdil 3, Blom 7, Dajic 4, Rondahl 11, Sanders 7, Sahlstrom 3 - Petrovic 9, Obradovic 6, Rakocevic 18, Jovanovic 7, Kecman 6, Cabarkapa 6, Vucinic, Vujanic 18, Koturovic 10, Tica 4)

 2001 

  European Championships 2001 in Turkey - Yugoslavia won 1st Place 

Sep.9, 2001: Final: Yugoslavia - Turkey 78-69 (Jaric, Stojakovic 15, Gurovic 11, Drobnjak, Tomasevic 10, Bodiroga 18, Obradovic 3, Scepanovic 19, Tarlac 2, DNP: Petrovic, Rakocevic, Milojevic; Coach: Svetislav Pesic - Tunceri, Kutluay 16, Turkoglu 13, Turkçan 8, Besok 10, Okur 6, Yildirim, Pars 3, DNP: Ene, Peker, Onan, Coach: Ayidin Ors)
Sep.7, 2001, Semifinals: Yugoslavia – Spain 78-65 (Jaric 4, Bodiroga 15, Stojakovic 30, Drobnjak 13, Tomasevic; Obradovic 5, Gurovic 4, Tarlac 4, Scepanovic 3 - Lopez 8, Angulo 12, Paraiso 8, Gasol 22, A. Reyes 6; Navarro 5, Jimenez 2, Rodriguez 2, Kornegay, Garbajosa)
Sep.6, 2001, Quarterfinals: Yugoslavia – Latvia 114-78 (Bodiroga, Petrovic 2, Obradovic 6, Rakocevic 6, Stojakovic 29, Scepanovic 7, Jaric 13, Drobnjak 11, Tarlac 8, Milojevic 6, Tomasevic 6, Gurovic 20 - Helmanis, Vitols 4, Cipruss 5, Stelmahek 2, Valeiko 2, Laksa 18, Miglinieks, Bagatskis 14, Grafs dnp, Kambala 18, Vecvagar 2)
Day 3, Sep.2, 2001: Yugoslavia – Germany 86-73 (Bodiroga 20, Petrovic, Obradovic 3, Scepanovic 3, Jaric 3, Rakocevic, Stojakovic 22, Tomasevic 4, Gurovic 4, Milojevic, Drobnjak 17, Tarlac 10 - Arigbabu 5, Bradley 3, Demirel 10, Femerling 7, Garrett 4, Garris 8, Nowitzki 18, Okulaja 18, Papic, Tomic, Willoughby)
Day 2, Sep.1, 2001: Yugoslavia – Estonia 113-58 (Bodiroga 12, Petrovic 5, Obradovic 3, Rakocevic 11, Stojakovic 21, Scepanovic, Jaric 8, Drobnjak 17, Tarlac 6, Milojevic 8, Tomasevic 7, Gurovic 15 - Varblane, Kandimaa, Metstak 10, Parn 7, Rumma 6, Kikerpill 4, Noormets 5, Muursepp 16, Livak 3, Pehka 5)
Day 1, Aug.31, 2001: Yugoslavia – Croatia 80-66 (Bodiroga 9, Petrovic, S.Obadovic 6, Scepanovic 8, Jaric 9, Rakocevic, Stojakovic 21, Tomasevic 13, Gurovic 9, Drobnjak 2, Tarlac 3 - Mulaomerovic 12, Krstic, Sesar 2, Giricek 17, Momic, Mrsic, Prkacin 6, Skelin 4, Vujcic 2, Tabak 4, Kovacic 19)

Acropolis Cup in Athens (GRE)
Aug.22, 2001: Greece – Yugoslavia 71-58
Aug.21, 2001: Yugoslavia - Lithuania 96-81 (Stojakovic 19, Tomasevic 19, Bodiroga 18, Jaric 13, Gurovic 10, Scepanovic 7, Drobnjak 4, Tarlac 4, Milojevic 2 - Stombergas 17, Songaila 12, M.Zukauskas 11, Kaukenas 8, Jurkunas 7, Einikis 6, Siskauskas 5, E.Zukauskas 4, Timinskas 3, Jasikevicius 3, Maskoliunas 3, Javtokas 2)

Turgut Atakol Tournament (TUR)
Aug.13, 2001: Turkey - Yugoslavia 72-90 (Tunçeri, Kutluay 19, Türkoglu 10, Türkcan 10, Besok 18, Ene 5, Erdenay 4, Okur 3, Yildirim 3, Pars - Bodiroga 19, Drobnjak 18, Stojakovic 17, Jaric 14, Tarlac 10, Gurovic 5, Scepanovic 5, Tomasevic 2, Obradovic)
Aug.12, 2001: Yugoslavia – Russia 93-72 (Drobnjak 17, Tomasevic 17, Bodiroga 14, Jaric 9, Stojakovic 8, Milojevic 7, Scepanovic 6, Tarlac 6, Gurovic 4, Petrovic - Z.Pashutin 12, Morgunov 12, Chikalkin 9, Panov 9, Milosserdov 8, Samoilenko 7, E.Pashutin 5, Savrasenko 4, Kudelin 4, Bashminov 2)
Aug.11, 2001: Yugoslavia – Sweden 73-64 (Rakocevic 2, Petrovic 2, Vujanic, Jestratijevic 6, Stojakovic 21, Scepanovic 4, Jaric 2, Drobnjak 5, Stanojevic, Milojevic, Tomasevic 16, Gurovic 15 - Bander 4, M. Larsson 9, A. Bergsstrom, Deize 3, Ericsson 2, J. Larsson 14, Millhild 4, Bloom 9, Djouzen 8, Rondhaal, Hamaaka 11, E. Bergsstrom)

Nations Cup in Braunschweig (GER)
Aug.6, 2001: Yugoslavia – France 88-79 (Tomasević 23, Bodiroga 19, Drobnjak 17, Obradović 9, Gurović 8, Rakocević 6, Scepanović 2, Jarić 2, Milojević 2 - Risacher 18, Julian 16, Foirest 13, Palmer 11, Digbeu 5, Bilba 5, Pluvy 4, Sciarra 3, Evtimov 2, Ruppert 2)
Aug.5, 2001: Yugoslavia – Germany 88-78 (Milan Gurovic 18, Predrag Drobnjak 17, Igor Rakocevic 14, Marko Jaric 13, Dejan Tomasevic 10 - Okulaja 25, Femerling 13, Bogojevic 12, Garrett 11, Maras 5, Arigbabu 3, Terdenge 3, Garris 3, Demirel 3, Willoughby)
Aug.4, 2001: Lithuania – Yugoslavia 85-93 (G.Einikis 17, Stombergas 15, Jasikevičius 15, R.Kaukėnas 12, R.Siškauskas 7, E.Žukauskas 6, D.Slanina 5, M.Žukauskas 5, D.Maskoliūnas 3 - M.Gurovic 19, D.Tomaševic 15, P.Drobnjak 14, D.Bodiroga 13, S.Obradovic 10)

Exhibition Game
July 29, 2001 in Germany: Germany – Yugoslavia 59:69 (Femerling 16, Arigbabu 12, Garris 9, Garrett 8, Willoughby 4, Bogojevic 4, Pesic 2, Terdenge 2, Maras 2 - Tomasevic 16, Bodiroga 13, Gurovic 11, Obradovic 8, Drobnjak 8, Rakocevic 7, Milojevic 2, Jaric 2, Scepanovic 2)

 2000 

Olympic Games '00 in Sydney - Yugoslavia took 6th place 
Check all Yugoslavian games at the Olympics '00

Friendly games (Sep.'00):
13/9/00, Wollongong (AUS), Exhibition: Yugoslavia 89 - France 64 (Bodiroga 7, Danilovic 13, Obradovic 7, Rakocevic 10, Šcepanovic 3, Lukovski 6, Rebraca 11, Tarlac 14, Drobnjak 8, Tomasevic 10, Jestratijevic -)
11/9/00: Wollongong (AUS), Exhibition: Yugoslavia – Lithuania 72-67 (Bodiroga 18 -)
10/9/00, Wollongong (AUS), Exhibition: Yugoslavia - Australia All Stars 101-91 (Bodiroga 10, Danilovic 11, Obradovic 12, Rakocevic 16, Stojakovic, Šcepanovic 5, Lukovski 10, Rebraca 15, Tarlac 6, Drobnjak 1, Tomasevic 14, Jestratijevic 1 -)
FIBA Diamond Ball Tournament in Hong Kong
Final: Australia - Yugoslavia 78-71 (Grace 16, Longley 15, Mackinnon 12 – Tomasevic 13, Bodiroga 11)
Yugoslavia – Canada 94-89 (Bodiroga 16, Danilovic 16, Obradovic 6, Loncar, Stojakovic 19, Rakocevic, Lukovski 2, Rebraca 14, Jestratijevic, Drobnjak 3, Tomasevic 18 (9 reb), Gurovic. DNP: Tarlac and Scepanovic - Daniels, Eton 11, Mavis 5, Nash 18, Swords, Beret 17, Francis, McAloof 4, Guaratzi 16, Mics 10, Newton 8)

Belgrade (YUG): 27/8/00: Yugoslavia – Sweden 92-61 (Bodiroga 12, Danilovic 9, Obradovic 11, Loncar 9, Stojakovic 11, Šcepanovic 8, Lukovski 8, Rebraca 3, Tarlac 8, Milojevic, Tomaševic 11, Jestratijevic 2 - Tyllman 8, H. Larsson 8, Bergstrom, Lyundall, Myrtill 2, J. Larsson 10, Dubo 2, Blom 9, Mujanovic 6, Persson 2, Petersson 2, Dajic 11, Prtic 13)
Novi Sad (YUG): 26/8/00: Yugoslavia – Sweden 87-61 (Danilovic 14, Scepanovic 14, Stojakovic 13, Bodiroga 12, Gurovic 9, Obradovic 8, Jaric 6, Tarlac 5, Rebraca 4, Drobnjac 2 - H Larsson 12, Dubo 9, Blom 8, Myrthil 7, Pettersson 7, Musanovic 6, Tillman 5, J Larsson 4, Bergström 3)
"Lido delle Rose" Tournament, Roseto (ITA)
22/8/00: Italy - Yugoslavia 68-64 (Scarone, Basile 4, Galanda 8, Podestà ne, Maggioli 4, Myers 20, Meneghin 5, Mian 3, Chiacig 11, Damiao 4, Li Vecchi 3, Camata 6, Sambugaro 8, Tonolli - Milojevic, Jaric, Rakocevic 9, Loncar 4, Stojakovic 9, Scepanovic 11, Lukovski 10, Jestratijevic, Tarlac 2, Drobnjak 7, Tomasevic 8, Gurovic 4)
20/8/00: Italy – Yugoslavia 75-69 (Basile 3 (1/1, 0/4), Meneghin 21 (2/5, 1/4), Chiacig 24 (9/11), Li Vecchi 5 (1/6), Damiao 1 (0/2); Scarone 10 (0/2, 3/4), Galanda 2 (1/2, 0/1), Abbio 5 (1/2, 1/1), Maggioli 4 (2/3). N.e.: Mian, Sambugaro, Camata - Danilovic 7 (3/7, 0/1), S. Obradovic 7 (0/1, 1/3), Scepanovic (0/1 da 3), Rebraca 6 (2/3), Tomasevic 12 (3/3); Bodiroga 5 (0/3), Rakocevic 5 (1/1 da 3), Stojakovic 20 (4/6, 2/3), Lukovski 3 (1/4, 0/1), Tarlac 4 (0/2). N.e.: Gurovic, Drobnjak)
19/8/00: Yugoslavia – Croatia 80-69 (Bodiroga 20, Obradovic 2, Tomasevic 13, Danilovic 13, Rebraca 10, Rakocevic 7, Tarlac 6, Gurovic 2, Lukovski 7 – Mulaomerovic 26, Sesar 15, Rimac 11, Mamic 5, Ruzic 2, Nicevic 2, Tabak 2, Vukcic 6)

16/8/00: Turkey 66 - Yugoslavia 63 (Besok 17, Pars 15, Kutluay 14, Güler O. 6, Tunçeri 6, Peker 4, Vekiloðlu 4, Bibo, Yýlmaz - Rebraca 17, Bodiroga 15, Danilovic 14, Vesenovic 8, Gurovic 4, Drobnjak 2, Obradovic 2, Milojevic 1)

1999

Friendly games '99
17/6/99, Kaunas Lithuania - Yugoslavia 78-77
15-16/6/99, Athens Greece - Yugoslavia 77-77, and Greece - Yugoslavia 66-68
4/6/99, Yugoslavia - Australia 102-97, OT (Predrag Stojakovic 25, Drobnjak 16)
27/2/99 France 57 (29) Yougoslavie 50 (21) Obradovic (9), Loncar (3), Lukovski (7), Beric (7), Rebraca (8), Jestratijevic (11), Topic (5)
26/2/99 France - Yugoslavia 69-80 (Sasha Djordjevic 16, Sasha Obradovic 16, Milan Gurovic 15, Zeljko Rebraca 10, Predrag Drobnjak 8, Milenko Topic 6, Nikola Loncar 5, Miroslav Beric 2, Vlado Scepanovic 2)

  European Championships 1999 in France 
July 3, 1999: 3rd Place Game: France - Yugoslavia 52-74 ( Rigaudeau 16, Foirest 11, Bilba 7, Weis 2, Digbeu;  Sonko 13, Risacher 9, Smith 2, Julian 2, Gadou - Divac 19, Bodriroga 15, Loncar 14, Danilovic 9, Gurovic 6; Topic 10, Tarlac 1, Scepanovic, Tomasevic)
July 2, 1999: Semifinals: Italy - Yugoslavia 71-62 ( Fucka 17, Meneghin 16, Myers 11, Depol 2, Chiacig; Galanda 12, Abbio 6, Marconato 5, Depol 2, Bonora - Bodiroga 17, Danilovic 14, Divac 8, Loncar 5, Tomasevic 4; Scepanovic 12, Topic 2, Lukovski, Tarlac)
July 1, 1999: Quarterfinals: Yugoslavia - Germany 78-68 ( Danilovic 15, Bodiroga 14, Divac 8, Loncar 2, Gurovic; Scepanovic 17, Topic 11, Lukovski 9, Tomasevic 2, Stojakovic, Tarlac - Femerling 13, Nowitzki 11, Okulaja 10, Bogojevic 9, Tomic 4; Nees 12, Terdenge 5, Wucherer 4, Nuernberger)
June 28, 1999: Group E: Russia – Yugoslavia 76-68 ( Kissourine 12, Aleev 9, E.Pashutin 9, Koudeline 6, Nossov; Z.Pashutin 20, Panov 12, Kourachov 6, Petrenko 2 - Bodiroga 14, Divac 13, Gurovic 12, Loncar 5, Scepanovic; Danilovic 8, Obradovic 6, Tarlac 6, Tomasevic 4, Stojakovic, Topic)
June 27, 1999: Group E: Yugoslavia – Spain 77-63 ( Danilovic 16, Divac 15, Gurovic 10, Bodiroga 9, Loncar 5; Obradovic 7, Scepanovic 6, Tomasevic 6, Topis 3, Tarlac - Herreros 14, Duenas 6, De Miguel 4, Jimenez 2, Rodriguez; Reyes 18, Rodilla 6, Romero 3, Esteller 3, De La Fuente 3, Angulo 2, Corrales 2)
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 A: Yugoslavia – France 63-52 ( Danilovic 16, Bodiroga 13, Divac 10, Obradovic 7, Lukovski 6, Tomasevic 6, Loncar 4, Topic 1, Tarlac – Abdul-Wahad 13, Sonko 8, Digbeu 7, Bilba 7, Smith 6, Weis 6, Foirest 5, Sciarra, Risacher)
June 22, 1999: Group A: Yugoslavia – FYROM 83-68 (Bodiroga 19, Tomasevic 14, Tarlac 12, Danilovic 11, Divac 11, Loncar 8, Lukovski 5, Scepanovic 3, Gurovic, Topic – Stefanov 23, Jovanovski 9, Blazevski 8, Ilievski 7, Stankovik 6, Bocevski 6, Kurtovik 5, Srbinoski 4, Cekovski, Gecevski)
June 21, 1999: Group A: Yugoslavia – Israel 81-61 (Tomasevic 24, Bodiroga 13, Danilovic 9, Obradovic 9, Tarlac 9, Loncar 7, Divac 6, Lukovski 4, Gurovic, Scepanovic, Stojakovic, Topic – Sheffer 18, Katash 11, Goodes 11, Henefeld 6, Amsalem 5, Steinhauer 4, daniel 2, Shelef 2, Torgeman 2, Saffar, Tapiro, Cohen-Mintz)

1998

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 12 (Finals), Aug.9, 1998: Final: Yugoslavia – Russia 64-62 ( Rebraca 16, Bodiroga 11, Obradovic 7, Djordjevic 7, Tomasevic 7, Scepanovic 5, Beric 2 - Kudelin 14, Panov 14, Karassev 9, Mikhailov 9, Nossov 5, Babkov 4, Domani 4, Kissourine 3)
Day 11, Aug.8, 1998: Semifinals: Yugoslavia – Greece 78-73, OT ( Bodiroga 31, Rebraca 20, Obradovic 9, Topic 8, Beric 5, Djordjevic 3, Tomasevic 2 - Economou 25, Koronios 19, Alvertis 8, Papanikolaou 7, Rentzias 4, Fassoulas 3, Sigalas 3, Balogiannis 2, Boudouris 2)
Day 10, Aug.7, 1998: Quarterfinals: Yugoslavia - Argentina 70-62 ( Bodiroga 14, Djordjevic 13, Rebraca 13, Beric 11, Tomasevic 10, Obradovic 3, Scepanovic 2, Lukovski 2, Topic 2 - Espil 18, Nicola 10, Milanesio 8, Wolkowisky 7, Oberto 6, Montecchia 6, Sconochini 5, Simoni 2)
Day 7, Aug.4, 1998: Greece – Yugoslavia 56-70 ( Kalaitzis 3, Balogiannis 8, Buduris, Papanikolaou 9, Sigalas 2, Koronios 5, Alvertis 23, Economou 2, Tsakalidis 2, Fasoulas 2, Rentzias - Bodiroga 19, Scepanovic 3, Obradovic 7, Loncar, Lukovski, Beric 7, Djordjevic 9, Rebraca 9, Drobnjak, Bulatovic, Tomasevic, Topic 10)
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: Yugoslavia – Italy 60-61 ( Bonora 6, Basile 2, De Pol 2, Fucka 16, Pozzeco, Galanda 9, Myers 12, Meneghin 5, Abbio, Chiacig 3, Damiao - Bodiroga 10, Scepanovic 5, Obradovic 12, Lukovski 3, Beric 6, Djordjevic 1, Rebraca 16, Bulatovic, Tomasevic 7, Topic)
Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: Yugoslavia – Canada 95-55 ( Bodiroga 10, Scepanovic 9, Obradovic 11, Loncar 8, Lukovski 8, Beric 13, Djordjevic 5, Rebraca 6, Drobnjak 3, Bulatovic 8, Tomasevic 5, Topic 9 - Vickery 2, Hamilton 5, Daniels 2, Francis, Njoku 2, Barrett 4, Hallas, MacCulloch, Keane 9, Meeks 11, Newton 14)
Day 3, July 31, 1998: Japan – Yugoslavia 54-99 ( Yamasaki 7, Yuki 3, Sako 3, Hasegawa 7, Orimo 6, Setsumasa, Minamiyama 11, Takahasi 15, Furuta, Sakumoto 1, Tominaga 1 - Bodiroga 6, Scepanovic 9, Obradovic 18, Lukovski 18, Beric 7, Djordjevic 14, Rebraca 5, Drobnjak 11, Bulatovic 1, Tomasevic 6, Topic 5)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Yugoslavia – Russia 82-74 OT ( Bodiroga 16, Scepanovic 9, Obradovic 10, Lukovski, Beric, Rebraca 23, Bulatovic, Tomasevic 8, Topic 16 - Karassev 20, Koudelin 12, Pachutin, Kissurin 15, Domani 2, Tikhonenko, Babkov 2, Mikhailov 8, Morgunov, Panov 8, Nosov 7)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: Yugoslavia - Puerto Rico 80-66 ( Bodiroga 15, Scepanovic, Obradovic S. 4, Lukovski 8, Beric 23, Djordjevic 2, Rebraca 14, Drobnjak 2, Bulatovic 6, Tomasevic 5, Topic 1 - Ortiz 17, Travieso 6, Santiago Ed. 9, Mincy 9, Carter 2, Colon 5, Vega 14, Hourrutunier, Leon, Santiago D. 4, Jotto)

Friendly games July'98
Beograd: Yugoslavia - Turkey 99-68
Treviso: Italy - Yugoslavia 82-72 (Tomasevic 17, Drobnjak 13)
Italy - Yugoslavia 65-64 (Bodiroga 12, Obradovic 3, Loncar 0, Rebraca 5, Tomasevic 13, Gurovic 0, Beric 15, Lukovski 3, Bulatovic 6, Drobnjak 7)
Yugoslavia - Italy 76-66 (Bodiroga 10, Obradovic 21, Loncar 11, Rebraca 10, Tomasevic 11, Scepanovic 2, Gurovic 7, Beruic 0, Lukovski 2, Drobnjak 2, Bulatovic)
Yugoslavia - Italy 90-92, OT (Scepanovic 4, Obradovic, Gurovic 12, Rebraca 13, Tomasevic 1, Bodiroga 3, Loncar 3, Beric 16, Lukovski 12, Drobnjak 5, Bulatovic 9)

1997

European Championships '97 - Yugoslavia won 1st Place
Yugoslavia - Poland 103-76 (Rebraca 19, Danilovic 18, Bodiroga 16, Tomasevic 9, Loncar 8, Topic 7, Beric 6, Djordjevic 6, Bulatovic 5, Savic 4, Obradovic 4, Radosevic 2)
Yugoslavia - Italy 69-74 (Djordjevic 29, Danilovic 13, Tomasevic 7, Bodiroga 6, Rebraca 5, Beric 5, Obradovic 2, Savic 2)
Yugoslavia - Latvia 108-89 (Djordjevic 22, Rebraca 17, Savic 12, Beric 10, Bulatovic 9, Danilovic 8, Radosevic 8, Loncar 7, Topic 6, Bodiroga 5, Obradovic 4, Tomasevic 1)
Placed 2nd in Group C (2-1)
Group E Results:
Yugoslavia - Germany 88-73 (Savic 16, Djordjevic 14, Rebraca 12, Bulatovic 12, Tomasevic 11, Loncar 7, Obradovic 5, Beric 5, Bodiroga 4, Topic 2, Radosevic)
Yugoslavia - Croatia 64-62 (Djordjevic 19, Bodiroga 10, Bulatovic 10, Obradovic 7, Topic 6, Loncar 5, Rebraca 5, Savic 2, Tomasevic, Beric)
Yugoslavia - Spain 79-70 (Loncar 17, Rebraca 16, Topic 14, Bodiroga 13, Djordjevic 8, Beric 6, Savic 3, Obradovic 2, Bulatovic)
Quarterfinal: Yugoslavia - Lithuania 75-60 (Danilovic 21, Topic 12, Obradovic 11, Loncar 9, Bodiroga 7, Rebraca 6, Savic 5, Djordjevic 3, Bulatovic 1, Radosevic, Beric)
Semifinal: Yugoslavia - Greece 88-80 (Bodiroga 22, Danilovic 20, Obradovic 12, Rebraca 8, Bulatovic 8, Tomasevic 6, Djordjevic 4, Loncar 3, Savic 3, Topic 2,)
Final: Yugoslavia - Italy 61-49 (Bodiroga 14, Rebraca 12, Danilovic 10, Djordjevic 8, Bulatovic 6, Savic 4, Topic 3, Loncar 2, Tomasevic 2,Obradovic)