Eurobasket.com All-Bosnia and Herzegovina League Awards 2020 - Mar 17, 2020
Eurobasket.com All-Bosnia and Herzegovina League 1st Team 2020
Filipovic
Evans
Ilic
Vrabac
Karacic
Player of the Year: Dalibor Ilic (202-F-00) of Igokea Guard of the Year: Goran Filipovic (180-G-96) of Siroki Forward of the Year: Dalibor Ilic (202-F-00) of Igokea Center of the Year: Ivan Karacic (202-C-96) of Siroki Domestic Player of the Year: Dalibor Ilic (202-F-00) of Igokea Import Player of the Year: Keenan Evans (190-G-96) of Igokea Bosman Player of the year: Goran Filipovic (180-G-96) of Siroki Defensive Player of the Year: Preston Bungei (198-G/F-95) of Capljina Best Young Player of the Year: Dalibor Ilic (202-F-00) of Igokea Coach of the Year: Dragan Bajic of Igokea
Season is over, Igokea and Banovici named champions - Mar 16, 2020
The Board of Directors of the Basketball Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has decided to end the season in Men's and Women's Leagues. KK Igokea have been named the Men's League champions based on the recent classification. RMU Banovici meanwhile have been announced the Women's League champions. The decision was made taking into account all the circumstances surrounding the epidemiological situation with the coronavirus outbreak. KK Siroki finished second, while Spars Sarajevo occupied the third position in the Men's League. ZKK Orlovi in the meantime finished second and ZKK Celik third in Women's League.
Spars Realway seal Mirza Delibasic Cup title - Feb 17, 2020
Spars Realway - Igokea 93-85
Spars Realway seal Mirza Delibasic Cup title beating Igokea 93-85. Spars nailed 31 points in the first period, however allowed the opponents to reduce to 53-49 at the halftime. The third quarter was decisive in the game when Spars Realway posted a 25-16 run to seal the trophy. Kenan Kamenjas (204-C-00) top-scored for the winners with 19 points, while Branislav Djekic (209-F/C-91) and Darrion Strong-Moore (185-G-94, college: Ark.-Fort Smith) netted 18 each. Adin Vrabac (205-F-94) and Nedim Buza (205-SF-95) scored 15 points each in a win. Keenan Evans (190-G-96, college: Texas Tech) replied with 26 points in the losing effort, whilst Dalibor Ilic (202-F-00) ended up with 14.