Adecco Ex-Yu Cup

Adecco Ex-Yu Cup

Sport	Basketball
Founded	2011
No. of teams	6
Continent	Europe
Most recent champion(s)	Serbia
TV partner(s)	Eurosport 2

The Adecco Ex-Yu Cup is a biennial international basketball competition between the national teams from the ex-Yugoslavia countries. The tournament is sponsored by Adecco and is played under FIBA rules.

2011 edition

Six teams played the inaugural edition in summer 2011, without the Kosovo national team. The inaugural edition was held in Arena Stožice from Ljubljana, Slovenia.^[1] The teams are divided in two groups of three teams. The top teams play the Final of the tournament.

Group A

Team	W	L	PF	PA	PD
Serbia	2	0	163	134	29
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1	1	116	132	–16
Macedonia	0	2	123	136	–13

August 6, 2011 18:00 CEST	Report	Macedonia	50–55	Bosnia and Herzegovina		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 1,000
		Scoring by quarter: 10–14, 13–15, 8–18, 19–8
		Pts: Nikolovski, 13 Rebs: Samardžiski, 14 Asts: Four players, 3		Pts: Teletović, 19 Rebs: Đedović, 8 Asts: Nešović, 4

August 7, 2011 18:00 CEST	Report	Serbia	81–73	Macedonia		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 1,000
		Scoring by quarter: 29–18, 17–29, 17–15, 18–11
		Pts: Savanović, 18 Rebs: Four players, 4 Asts: Teodosić, 7		Pts: Sokolov, 18 Rebs: Antić, 9 Asts: Ilievski, 7

August 8, 2011 18:00 CEST	Report	Bosnia and Herzegovina	61–82	Serbia		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 2,000
		Scoring by quarter: 10–25, 19–24, 11–20, 21–13
		Pts: Teletović, 18 Rebs: Teletović, 7 Asts: Bajramović, 3		Pts: Krstić, 16 Rebs: Mačvan, 9 Asts: Teodosić, 9

Group B

Team	W	L	PF	PA	PD
Croatia	2	0	150	131	19
Slovenia	1	1	146	144	2
Montenegro	0	2	150	171	–21

August 6, 2011 21:00 CEST	Report	Croatia	85–71	Montenegro		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 3,000
		Scoring by quarter: 18–20, 21–11, 25–29, 21–11
		Pts: Bogdanović, 25 Rebs: Markota, Tomas, 7 Asts: Three players, 5		Pts: Dragičević, 19 Rebs: Peković, 8 Asts: Cook, 7

August 7, 2011 21:00 CEST	Report	Slovenia	86–79	Montenegro		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 5,500
		Scoring by quarter: 19–22, 25–15, 16–24, 26–18
		Pts: Lorbek, 14 Rebs: Z. Dragić, 6 Asts: G. Dragić, 8		Pts: Peković, 21 Rebs: Peković, 9 Asts: Jeretin, 4

August 8, 2011 21:00 CEST	Report	Slovenia	60–65	Croatia		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 7,000
		Scoring by quarter: 16–15, 16–15, 16–21, 12–14
		Pts: Lorbek, 14 Rebs: Lorbek, 7 Asts: Three players, 3		Pts: Simon, 15 Rebs: Tomić, 9 Asts: Draper, Simon, 3

Qualification games

5th and 6th place game

August 9, 2011 15:00 CEST	Report	Montenegro	67–57	Macedonia		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 1,000
		Scoring by quarter: 19–20, 18–13, 21–12, 9–12
		Pts: Dašić, 17 Rebs: Dašić, Peković, 5 Asts: Cook, 4		Pts: Antić, 17 Rebs: Antić, 6 Asts: McCalebb, 3

Bronze medal game

August 9, 2011 18:00 CEST	Report	Slovenia	59–52	Bosnia and Herzegovina		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
		Scoring by quarter: 21–8, 12–22, 16–11, 10–11
		Pts: Smodiš, 18 Rebs: Dragić, 13 Asts: Dragić, Udrih, 3		Pts: Teletović, 11 Rebs: Milošević, 6 Asts: Gordić, 3

Final

August 9, 2011 21:00 CEST	Report	Croatia	71–80	Serbia		Arena Stožice, Ljubljana (Slovenia) Attendance: 7,000
		Scoring by quarter: 21–18, 18–20, 21–15, 11–27
		Pts: Bogdanović, 17 Rebs: Tomić, 14 Asts: Draper, 5		Pts: Savanović, 17 Rebs: Krstić, 8 Asts: Teodosić, 6

Classification

Serbia celebrating victory over Croatia in finals.

Rank	Team
1 !	Serbia
2 !	Croatia
3 !	Slovenia
4	Bosnia and Herzegovina
5	Montenegro
6	Macedonia

References

External links

• Stats at Slovenian Basketball Federation website

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