Team
Krka

Beginnings
Since the club for decades did not compete at the highest level, it is not the best known fact that Krka as a club has a truly long lasting tradition. In 1948 the club, that until the 1990's competed in the lower divisions, was founded in Novo mesto.Glory Days
The outburst of quality basketball was seen in Novo mesto in 2000, when Krka, led by excellent, back then still youngsters, Simon Petrov and Matjaž Smodiš, has become the first team to remove Union Olimpija from Slovenian championship throne. Later they competed at the highest European club level – Suproleague and Euroleague. However, the greatest success for Novo mesto basketball came in 2011, when led by head coach Aleksandar Džikić, Krka climbed on top of EuroChallenge cup and became the champion of this European club competition. The same season Krka also reached the ABA League Final Four tournament. The club has also established itself at the top of domestic scene lately, as they have won no less than 7 national championship trophies since 2000. In 2018 the side, led by Simon Petrov won the ABA League 2.
Club Information
KK Krka, Novo Mesto
KK Krka, Novo Mesto
Trophy Case
ABA League 2
2018Eurochallenge Cup
2011Slovenian League
2000, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014Slovenian Cup
2014, 2015, 2016Slovenian Supercup
2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016Club Transfers
Players left 2018-19
Žiga Dimec (Medi Bayreuth)
Maj Kovačević (Split)
Matic Šiška
Players arrived 2018-19
Jure Balažić (Gaziantep)
Jure Lalić (MZT Skopje Aerodrom)
Luka Lapornik (Steaua Bucharest)
Blaž Mahkovic (Helios Suns)
Dominik Mavra (Panevežys Lietkabelis)
Team Roster
# | Name | Position | Height | Date of Birth | Nationality |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
4 | Martin Jančar Jarc | Shooting Guard | 192 | 27.01.2000 | Slovenian |
5 | Paolo Marinelli | Guard | 191 | 10.04.1995 | Croatian |
6 | Miha Škedelj | Forward | 201 | 29.05.1999 | Slovenian |
7 | Tim Osolnik | Shooting Guard | 196 | 18.02.1996 | Slovenian |
8 | Domen Bratož | Guard | 186 | 23.03.1993 | Slovenian |
9 | Jakov Stipaničev | Forward | 208 | 13.04.1999 | Slovenian |
10 | Dino Cinac | Power Forward | 201 | 31.12.1988 | Croatian |
11 | Dalibor Đapa | Forward | 205 | 23.10.1984 | Serbian |
13 | Žiga Fifolt | Center | 211 | 09.10.1993 | Slovenian |
15 | Jure Balažič | Power Forward | 204 | 12.09.1980 | Slovenian |
16 | Marko Jošilo | Forward | 200 | 16.10.1992 | Serbian |
21 | Jure Lalić | Center | 212 | 08.02.1986 | Croatian |
24 | Luka Lapornik | Forward | 195 | 24.10.1988 | Slovenian |
30 | Dominik Mavra | Shooting Guard | 195 | 15.06.1994 | Croatian |
Simon Petrov | Coach |
Club Statistics
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Game Stats
overall | FG2 | FG3 | FT | Rebs | Blck | Foul | |||||||||||||||||
Pts | % | M | A | % | M | A | % | M | A | % | D | O | Ass | St | To | Fv | Ag | Cm | Rv | Val |
Player Stats
overall | FG2 | FG3 | FT | Rebs | Blck | Foul | |||||||||||||||||
GP | Min | Pts | % | M | A | % | M | A | % | M | A | % | D | O | Ass | St | To | Fv | Ag | Cm | Rv | Val |
FG2, FG3 - Field Goals
M - Made
Ag - Against
Rebs - Rebounds
St - Steals
FT - Free Throws
A - Attempted
Foul - Foul
D - Defensive
To - Turnover
Min - Minutes
Blck - Blocks
Cm - Committed
O - Offensive
Val - rank Value
Pts - Points
Fv - in Favoure of
Rv - Received
Ass - Assists
W - Won, L - Lost