Premier League (2004-2005)
2003-04
2005-06

Premier Standings
League Gr.A
1. Vitalyur 22-2
2. Grodno-93 13-11
3. Lokomotiv 8-16
4. OZAA Osip. 5-19
League Gr.B
1. Temp-OSHVSM 17-3
2. BK Minsk 10-10
3. GOSDUSHOR 5-15
4. Borisov 0-20

Premier League Standings
Stage One
1. Vitalyur 28-0
2. Grodno-93 20-8
3. OZAA Osip. 18-10
4. Lokomotiv 17-11
5. Temp-OSHVSM 13-15
6. BK Minsk 8-20
7. Borisov 4-24
8. GOSDUSHOR 4-24

Vitalyur won 2005 Championship


Vitalyur won 2005 Championship
Statistics

PPG
Regular Season:
1.V.Hubko  14.9
2. U. Charko  14.6
4. D.Zakruzhny 14.3
5. V.Karankevich 13.3
Playoffs:
1. U. Charko 17,7
2. A. Vasileuka 15,6
3. D.Korshuk 15.0
4. A. Osipovich 14,2

 

Vitalyur Minsk 2004/05


Feiman


Bibik


Korshuk


Kandrusevich


Charko


Ignatik
Bibik Alexandr 200 F/G 83
Korshuk Dzianis 204 C/F 78
Kandrusevich H. 197 F 78
Charko Uladzimir 200 F 74
Ignatik Alexandr 203 C 82
Plotnikov Andrej 201 F 76
Pyntsikau Aliaksei 192 G 75
Tsedrik Andrei 197 F 78
Verenich Aleksandr 202 F 71
Shustau Maksim 185 G 86
Yafremau Kanstantsin 200 F 86
Trastianetsky A. 198 F 86
Parahovsky Andrei 205 F 87
Haiduk Sergei 197 G 86
Lazardzi Ruslan 195 F 87
Yatsuk Yuri 184 G 87
Hvai Aliaksandr 193 F 86
Prima Eduard 200 F/C 79


Eurobasket.com All-Belarussian League 2004-05 Season Awards
All-League 1st Team 2004-05


Charko


Kandrusevich


Vasileuka


Hubko


Ignatik

Player of the Year: Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) of Vitalyur Minsk
Guard of the Year: Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) of Vitalyur Minsk
Forward of the Year: Andrei Vasileuka (196-F-72) of SBK Grodno-93
Center of the Year: Alexandr Ignatik (203-C-82) of Vitalyur Minsk
Newcomer of the Year: Andrei Parakhovsky (207-F/C-87) of Vitalyur Minsk
Most Improved Player of the Year: Sergey Savin (200-G-82) of Temp-OSHVSM Mogilev
Import Player of the Year: Alexandr Surovnev (208-C/F-83) of SBK Grodno-93
Domestic Player of the Year: Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) of Vitalyur Minsk
Coach of the Year: Mikhail Feiman

1st Team
Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) of Vitalyur Minsk
Heorhi Kandrusevich (197-F-78) of Vitalyur Minsk
Andrei Vasileuka (196-F-72) of SBK Grodno-93
Viktar Hubko (205-C-70) of Lokomotiv KiS Vitebsk
Alexandr Ignatik (203-C-82) of Vitalyur Minsk

2nd Team
Igor Galaburda (188-G-78) of OZAA Osipovichi
Aliaksei Pyntsikau (192-G-75) of Vitalyur Minsk
Sergey Savin (200-G-82) of Temp-OSHVSM Mogilev
Sergei Svetnik (203-F/C-69) of OZAA Osipovichi
Vladimir Karankevich (212-C-78) of OZAA Osipovichi

All-Domestic Players Team
Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) of Vitalyur Minsk
Heorhi Kandrusevich (197-F-78) of Vitalyur Minsk
Andrei Vasileuka (196-F-72) of SBK Grodno-93
Viktar Hubko (205-C-70) of Lokomotiv KiS Vitebsk
Alexandr Ignatik (203-C-82) of Vitalyur Minsk

All-Newcomers Team
Nikita Meshcharakou (196-G-88) of Vitalyur Minsk
Aliaksei Patsevich (190-G-88) of BK Minsk - BNTU
Denis Khomenchuk (202-F/C-81) of Sozh Gomel
Andrei Parakhovsky (207-F/C-87) of Vitalyur Minsk
Alexandr Surovnev (208-C/F-83) of SBK Grodno-93


West defeats East in the All-Star Show
The game between the two All-Star  teams became the highlight of the weekend of basketball in the capital of the country. The coaches of the EAST team Nikolay Buzlyakov and Anatoly Komlev added Oleg Krivonos (201-F-80), Sergey Savin (200-G-82), Sergei Matveev (195-F/G-80), Denis Zakruzhny (186-G-83) and Evgeny Mashenkov (202-F-78) to the starting five chosen by public vote, while Mikhail Feiman and Pustogvar have invited Andrej Plotnikov (201-F-76), Dmitry Zaitsev (193-G-81), Yury Kachan (202-F/C-76), Yury Mishukov (205-C-85) and Maksim Shustau (185-G-86) to join the WEST team roster. The game itself proved quite easy for the visitors, who controlled it from the word “Go!” and won by the largest margin in the entire 6-year history of the show. Andrei Krivonos (191-G-75, college: George Washington) and Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) were voted MVPs of the game. Aliaksei Pyntsikau (192-G-75) won the long-range shooting competition for the second year running, while Heorhi Kandrusevich (197-F-78) came on top of a slam-dunk contest also for a second year in a row.

Belarusian All-Star Game. Minsk, January 10.

EAST – WEST – 80:104 (19:26, 21:23, 15:24, 25:31)
EAST: Aleksander Poderachev (185-G-75) – 11, Andrei Krivonos (191-G-75, college: George Washington )  – 11, Sergey Savin (200-G-82) – 8, Sergei Svetnik (203-F/C-69) – 13, Vladimir Karankevich (212-C-78) – 9; Oleg Krivonos (201-F-80) – 14, Viktar Hubko (205-C-70) – 5, Sergei Matveev (195-F/G-80) – 5, Denis Zakruzhny (186-G-83) – 3, Evgeny Mashenkov (202-F-78) – 1
Coaches: Nikolay Buzlyakov and Anatoly Komlev

WEST: Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74) – 10, Andrej Plotnikov (201-F-76, agency: Scorers 1st Sportmanagement ) – 4, Heorhi Kandrusevich (197-F-78) – 13, Andrei Vasileuka (196-F-72) – 19, Alexandr Ignatik (203-C-82) – 10; Andrej Plotnikov
(201-F-76, agency: Scorers 1st Sportmanagement ) – 15, Dmitry Zaitsev (193-G-81) – 10, Yury Kachan (202-F/C-76) – 9, Yury Mishukov (205-C-85) – 9, Maksim Shustau (185-G-86) – 5
Coaches: Mikhail Feiman and Pustogvar


All-Star Game Rosters
EAST:
Guards: Uladzimir Charko (200-F-74), Aliaksei Pyntsikau (192-G-75)
Forwards: Heorhi Kandrusevich (197-F-78), Andrei Vasileuka (196-F-72)
Center: Alexandr Ignatik (203-C-82)
Coaches: Evgeni Pustogvar and Mikhail Feiman
WEST: Guards: Andrei Krivonos (191-G-75, college: George Washington ),
Aleksander Poderachev (185-G-75) Forwards: Ruslan Baidakov (202-F-74, agency: Interperformances ),
Sergei Svetnik (203-F/C-69) Center: Vladimir Karankevich (212-C-78)
Head coach: Nikolay Buzlyakov