2011–12 ABA League

2011–12 ABA League season
League	Adriatic League
Sport	Basketball
Duration	8 October 2011 – 30 April 2012
Number of games	185
Number of teams	Serbia (4 teams) Slovenia (4 teams) Croatia (3 teams) Bosnia and Herzegovina (1 team) Montenegro (1 team) Israel (1 team)
TV partner(s)	TV Slovenija, TV Koper, Šport TV, HRT, RTCG, TV B92, Arena Sport
Regular season
Season champions	Maccabi Electra
Season MVP	David Simon (Radnički)
Top scorer	David Simon (Radnički) (19.38 ppg)
Final four
Champions	Maccabi Electra
Runners-up	KK Cedevita
Finals MVP	Keith Langford (Maccabi)^[1]

The 2011–12 ABA League was the 11th season of the Adriatic League, with 14 teams from Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Israel participating in it. This was the second time a team from Israel, Maccabi Tel Aviv, participated in the league.

2011–12 ABA League Final Four was held in Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv.

Team information

Venues and locations

Country	Teams	Team	City	Venue (Capacity)
Serbia	4
		Partizan mt:s	Belgrade	Pionir Hall (8,150)
		Hemofarm STADA	Vršac	Millennium Center (5,000)
		Radnički	Kragujevac	Hala Jezero (5,320)
		Crvena zvezda BG DIVA	Belgrade	Pionir Hall (8,150)
Slovenia	4
		Union Olimpija	Ljubljana	Arena Stožice (12,480)
		Krka	Novo mesto	Leon Štukelj Hall (2,000)
		Helios Domžale	Domžale	Komunalni center Hall (2,000)
		Zlatorog Laško	Laško	Tri Lilije Hall (2,000)
Croatia	3
		Zagreb CO	Zagreb	Dražen Petrović Basketball Hall (5,400)
		Cedevita	Zagreb	Dom Sportova – Dvorana 2 (3,100)
		Cibona	Zagreb	Dražen Petrović Basketball Hall (5,400)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1	Široki WWin	Široki Brijeg	"Pecara" (4,500)
Montenegro	1	Budućnost VOLI	Podgorica	Morača Sports Center (4,570)
Israel	1	Maccabi Electra	Tel Aviv	Yad Eliyahu Arena (11,700)

Partizan mt:s

Crvena zvezda BG DIVA

Zagreb

Zagreb clubs:

Location of teams in the ABA NLB League 2010–11

Maccabi Electra

Location of teams in the 2011–12 ABA League

Head coaches

Team	Head coach	Seasons as head coach
Budućnost VOLI	Dejan Radonjić	7
Cedevita	Dražen Anzulović	1
Cibona	Jasmin Repeša	1
Zlatorog Laško	Rado Trifunović	2
Hemofarm STADA	Nebojša Bogavac	1
Helios Domžale	Zmago Sagadin	1
Krka	Aleksander Sekulić	1
Maccabi Electra	David Blatt	2
Union Olimpija	Sašo Filipovski	1
Partizan mt:s	Vlada Jovanović	2
Radnički	Miroslav Nikolić	3
Crvena zvezda BG DIVA	Svetislav Pešić	1
Zagreb CO	Vladimir Androić	1
Široki WWin	Ivan Velić	3

Regular season

The regular season began on Saturday, 8 October 2011, and ended on Saturday, 14 April 2012.

Standings

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1	Maccabi Electra	26	24	2	2140	1741	+399
2	Cedevita	26	19	7	2193	1927	+266
3	Partizan mt:s	26	19	7	2035	1806	+229
4	Budućnost VOLI	26	18	8	1884	1761	+123
5	Široki WWin	26	15	11	1960	1881	+79
6	Union Olimpija	26	14	12	1941	1984	−43
7	Cibona	26	13	13	2099	2068	+31
8	Radnički	26	12	14	2106	2124	−18
9	Zagreb CO	26	12	14	2007	2118	−111
10	Crvena zvezda DIVA	26	11	15	2074	2091	−17
11	Krka	26	9	17	1893	1988	−95
12	Hemofarm STADA	26	7	19	1868	2076	−208
13	Helios Domžale	26	7	19	1863	2134	−271
14	Zlatorog Laško	26	2	24	1688	2052	−364

	Qualified for Final four
	Relegated

Pld – Played; W – Won; L – Lost; PF – Points for; PA – Points against; Diff – Difference; Pts – Points.

As of 14 April 2012^[2]

Schedule and results

1. round
Olimpija – Laško	89–77
Cedevita – Budućnost	92–62
Crvena Zvezda – Hemofarm	104–89
Zagreb – Partizan	65–93
Helios – Široki	90–92
Radnički – Cibona	94–98
Krka – Maccabi	68–83

2. round
Laško – Maccabi	72–101
Cibona – Krka	82–72
Široki – Radnički	92–93
Partizan – Helios	86–59
Hemofarm – Zagreb	80–77
Budućnost – Crvena Zvezda	79–64
Olimpija – Cedevita	84–81

3. round
Cedevita – Laško	85–73
Crvena Zvezda – Olimpija	93–101
Zagreb – Budućnost	81–72
Hemofarm – Helios	83–70
Partizan – Radnički	77–70
Krka – Široki	71–73
Maccabi – Cibona	97–81

4. round
Laško – Cibona	76–84
Široki – Maccabi	60–84
Partizan – Krka	68–63
Hemofarm – Radnički	70–66
Budućnost – Helios	78–60
Olimpija – Zagreb	91–90
Crvena Zvezda – Cedevita	90–91

5. round
Crvena Zvezda – Laško	104–64
Cedevita – Zagreb	97–51
Helios – Olimpija	63–77
Radnički – Budućnost	62–74
Krka – Hemofarm	81–74
Maccabi – Partizan	78–67
Cibona – Široki	75–70

6. round
Laško – Široki	53–78
Partizan – Cibona	91–67
Hemofarm – Maccabi	59–85
Budućnost – Krka	84–80
Olimpija – Radnički	85–70
Helios – Cedevita	62–87
Zagreb – Crvena Zvezda	102–85

7. round
Laško – Zagreb	85–86
Helios – Crvena Zvezda	88–79
Radnički – Cedevita	80–83
Krka – Olimpija	78–80
Budućnost – Maccabi	69–81
Cibona – Hemofarm	90–86
Široki – Partizan	78–82

8. round
Laško – Partizan	72–62
Hemofarm – Široki	74–70
Budućnost – Cibona	85–69
Maccabi – Olimpija	67–66
Cedevita – Krka	89–67
Crvena Zvezda – Radnički	79–84
Zagreb – Helios	72–57

9. round
Helios – Laško	83–66
Radnički – Zagreb	85–83
Krka – Crvena Zvezda	75–73
Maccabi – Cedevita	96–89
Cibona – Olimpija	81–70
Široki – Budućnost	84–77
Partizan – Hemofarm	82–60

10. round
Laško – Hemofarm	76–68
Budućnost – Partizan	76–68
Olimpija – Široki	50–78
Cedevita – Cibona	95–69
Crvena Zvezda – Maccabi	76–83
Zagreb – Krka	85–80
Helios – Radnički	90–98

11. round
Radnički – Laško	88–71
Krka – Helios	84–64
Zagreb – Maccabi	81–74
Cibona – Crvena Zvezda	87–73
Cedevita – Široki	74–60
Partizan – Olimpija	96–69
Hemofarm – Budućnost	77–78

12. round
Budućnost – Laško	81–75
Olimpija – Hemofarm	80–75
Cedevita – Partizan	75–57
Crvena Zvezda – Široki	83–72
Zagreb – Cibona	82–77
Maccabi – Helios	94–56
Radnički – Krka	82–75

13. round
Krka – Laško	72–67
Radnički – Maccabi	70–91
Helios – Cibona	78–76
Široki – Zagreb	89–78
Partizan – Crvena Zvezda	85–67
Hemofarm – Cedevita	74–78
Budućnost – Olimpija	63–56

14. round
Laško – Olimpija	63–69
Budućnost – Cedevita	81–64
Hemofarm – Crvena Zvezda	73–81
Partizan – Zagreb	94–85
Široki – Helios	85–59
Cibona – Radnički	81–87
Maccabi – Krka	77–57

15. round
Maccabi – Laško	87–51
Krka – Cibona	77–86
Radnički – Široki	86–93
Helios – Partizan	64–72
Zagreb – Hemofarm	77–67
Crvena Zvezda – Budućnost	63–57
Cedevita – Olimpija	93–75

16. round
Laško – Cedevita	64–83
Olimpija – Crvena Zvezda	74–73
Budućnost – Zagreb	81–70
Helios – Hemofarm	89–86
Radnički – Partizan	92–80
Široki – Krka	81–60
Cibona – Maccabi	85–91

17. round
Cibona – Laško	80–44
Maccabi – Široki	84–69
Krka – Partizan	70–79
Radnički – Hemofarm	94–74
Helios – Budućnost	60–81
Zagreb – Olimpija	74–78
Cedevita – Crvena Zvezda	96–91

18. round
Laško – Crvena Zvezda	56–70
Zagreb – Cedevita	96–92
Olimpija – Helios	83–92
Budućnost – Radnički	93–86
Hemofarm – Krka	84–63
Partizan – Maccabi	78–84
Široki – Cibona	84–75

19. round
Široki – Laško	72–64
Cibona – Partizan	77–83
Maccabi – Hemofarm	85–64
Krka – Budućnost	62–69
Radnički – Olimpija	88–76
Cedevita – Helios	98–72
Crvena Zvezda – Zagreb	87–74

20. round
Zagreb – Laško	71–64
Crvena Zvezda – Helios	86–69
Cedevita – Radnički	86–68
Olimpija – Krka	79–81
Maccabi – Budućnost	0–20
Hemofarm – Cibona	55–98
Partizan – Široki	86–59

21. round
Partizan – Laško	90–50
Široki – Hemofarm	72–65
Cibona – Budućnost	80–74
Olimpija – Maccabi	63–83
Krka – Cedevita	63–74
Radnički – Crvena Zvezda	86–90
Helios – Zagreb	81–82

22. round
Laško – Helios	67–73
Zagreb – Radnički	76–81
Crvena Zvezda – Krka	82–78
Cedevita – Maccabi	77–83
Olimpija – Cibona	58–61
Budućnost – Široki	68–61
Hemofarm – Partizan	66–87

23. round
Hemofarm – Laško	58–54
Partizan – Budućnost	67–58
Široki – Olimpija	64–71
Cibona – Cedevita	102–106
Maccabi – Crvena Zvezda	101–66
Krka – Zagreb	84–65
Radnički – Helios	72–77

24. round
Laško – Radnički	65–79
Helios – Krka	82–92
Maccabi – Zagreb	88–68
Crvena Zvezda – Cibona	80–67
Široki – Cedevita	76–65
Olimpija – Partizan	70–57
Budućnost – Hemofarm	84–65

25. round
Laško – Budućnost	62–72
Hemofarm – Olimpija	78–75
Partizan – Cedevita	67–63
Široki – Crvena Zvezda	76–66
Cibona – Zagreb	84–88
Helios – Maccabi	53–71
Krka – Radnički	73–69

26. round
Laško – Krka	57–67
Maccabi – Radnički	92–76
Cibona – Helios	87–72
Zagreb – Široki	48–72
Crvena Zvezda – Partizan	69–84
Cedevita – Hemofarm	80-64
Olimpija – Budućnost	73-68

Stats leaders

Points

Rank	Name	Team	Points	Games	PPG
1.	David Simon	Radnički	504	26	19.38
2.	Mike Scott	Radnički	386	22	17.55
3.	Krunoslav Simon	Zagreb	339	22	15.41
4.	Fran Pilepić	Široki	370	25	14.80
5.	Klemen Prepelič	Helios Domžale	370	26	14.23

Rebounds

Rank	Name	Team	Rebounds	Games	RPG
1.	Mike Scott	Radnički	145	22	6.59
2.	David Simon	Radnički	170	26	6.54
3.	Smiljan Pavič	Krka	148	23	6.43
4.	Drago Pašalić	Helios Domžale	161	26	6.19
5.	Alen Omić	Zlatorog Laško	160	26	6.15

Assists

Rank	Name	Team	Assists	Games	APG
1.	Steven Marković	Radnički	146	21	6.95
2.	Jakov Vladović	Široki	110	22	5.00
3.	Daniel Vujasinović	Zlatorog Laško	117	25	4.68
4.	Theodoros Papaloukas	Maccabi	97	24	4.04
5.	Krunoslav Simon	Zagreb	85	22	3.86

Blocks

Rank	Name	Team	Blocks	Games	BPG
1.	David Simon	Radnički	37	26	1.42
2.	Shawn James	Maccabi	32	23	1.39
3.	Richard Hendrix	Maccabi	25	25	1.0
4.	Boris Savović	Hemofarm	16	16	1.0
5.	Mile Ilić	Crvena zvezda	21	18	0.86

Ranking MVP

Rank	Name	Team	Efficiency	Games	Average
1.	David Simon	Radnički	579	26	22.27
2.	Mike Scott	Radnički	439	22	19.95
3.	Krunoslav Simon	Zagreb	423	22	19.23
4.	Antwain Barbour	Cibona	366	24	15.25
5.	Klemen Prepelič	Helios Domžale	371	26	14.27

MVP Round by Round

Round	Player	Team	Efficiency
1	David Simon	Radnički	28
	Miljan Pavković	Radnički	28
	D. J. Gay	Helios Domžale	28
2	David Simon (2)	Radnički	38
3	Nikola Peković	Partizan	34
4	Damir Markota	Union Olimpija	36
5	Smiljan Pavič	Krka	34
6	Nikola Vučević	Budućnost	31
7	Vladimir Panić	Zlatorog Laško	43
8	Nikola Vučević (2)	Budućnost	44
9	Guy Pnini	Maccabi Electra	33
10	Steven Marković	Radnički	39
11	Krunoslav Simon	Zagreb	35
12	Petar Popović	Crvena zvezda	38
13	Vedran Vukušić	Cedevita	30
14	Mike Scott	Radnički	40
15	Miroslav Raduljica	Partizan	47
16	Klemen Prepelič	Helios Domžale	40
17	Mladen Pantić	Hemofarm	28
17	Omar Thomas	Crvena zvezda	28
18	Drago Pašalić	Helios Domžale	31
19	Mario Kasun	Zagreb	35
20	Mario Kasun (2)	Zagreb	34
21	Čedomir Vitkovac	Budućnost	34
22	Mario Kasun (3)	Zagreb	29
23	David Simon (3)	Radnički	40
24	Klemen Prepelič (2)	Helios Domžale	35
25	Zoran Dragić	Krka	29
26	Milan Mačvan	Partizan	34
SF	Keith Langford	Maccabi Electra	22
F	Keith Langford (2)	Maccabi Electra	30

Source: NLB League

Final four

Matches in, Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv, Israel

Semifinals April 28			Final April 30


1	Maccabi Electra	82

4	Budućnost VOLI	60
			1	Maccabi Electra	87

			2	Cedevita	77
2	Cedevita	68

3	Partizan mt:s	56

Semifinals

April 28
20:15

Report

Maccabi Electra	82–60	Budućnost VOLI
Scoring by quarter: 17-12, 25-8, 22-8, 18-22
Pts: Eliyahu 18 Rebs: Eliyahu 9 Asts: 5 players 3		Pts: Dubljević 17 Rebs: Vitkovac 6 Asts: 5 players 2

Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv
Attendance: 10,500
Referees: Ilija Belošević (SRB), Dubravko Muhvić (CRO), Srđan Dožai (CRO)

April 28
17:45

Report

Cedevita	68–56	Partizan mt:s
Scoring by quarter: 14-15, 20-17, 17-14, 17-10
Pts: Owens 18 Rebs: 3 players 5 Asts: Warren 3		Pts: Raduljica 15 Rebs: Raduljica 7 Asts: 3 players 2

Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv
Attendance: 2,000
Referees: Sašo Pukl (SLO), Matej Boltauzer (SLO), Zdravko Rutešić (MNE)

Final

April 30
20:15

Report

Maccabi Electra	87–77	Cedevita
Scoring by quarter: 27-11, 12-12, 25-24, 23-30
Pts: Langford 21 Rebs: Hendrix 7 Asts: Ohayon 7		Pts: Warren 24 Rebs: Bilan 9 Asts: Draper 6

Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv
Attendance: 11,000
Referees: Ilija Belošević (SRB), Milivoje Jovčić (SRB), Milija Vojinović (SRB)

2011–12 ABA NLB League Champions
Maccabi Electra 1st Title

External links

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References

↑ Keith Langford is the Final Four Tournament MVP, adriaticbasket.info
↑ Standings – Regular Season, adriaticbasket.info

ABA League

Current teams	Budućnost Cedevita Cibona Crvena zvezda FMP Igokea Karpoš Sokoli Krka Mega Leks Mornar Bar MZT Skopje Olimpija Partizan Zadar

Former teams	Borac Banja Luka Bosna Domžale Kvarner (defunct) Levski Lovćen Maccabi Tel Aviv Nymburk Radnički Kragujevac (defunct) Sloboda Tuzla (defunct) Slovan Split Sutjeska Szolnoki Olaj Šentjur Šibenik (defunct) Široki Vršac Vojvodina Srbijagas Zagreb Zlatorog Laško

Seasons	2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17

Awards	ABA League MVP ABA League Final Four MVP

ABA League seasons

2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17

2011–12 European international basketball competitions

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Continental competitions	First Tier: Turkish Airlines Euroleague (Qualifying rounds) Second Tier: Eurocup (Qualifying Round) Third Tier: EuroChallenge Women: EuroLeague Women EuroCup Women

Level A national and regional leagues	Greece Italy Russia Spain VTB United League

Level B national and regional leagues	Adriatic League Balkan League Baltic League Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic France Germany Israel Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Poland Serbia Slovenia Turkey Ukraine

Level C national and regional leagues	Austria Estonia Montenegro Switzerland Portugal United Kingdom

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