Promoters

Rik Mahorn

He was born on September 21, 1958 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA.

CAREER
Mahorns NBA career began with Washington Wizards in 1980. Five years later, he moved to the Detroit Pistons, where a generation of legendary "Bad Boys" was creates.

Rick captured Champions ring of the NBA with the Pistons on the 1989.

Then he moved to Philadelphia 76-ers, where he made a top-rebounding duo of "Thump N' Bump with Charles Barkley.

He moved to Europe, to Rome on 1991 and on 1992, Rick is back in the NBA New Jersey Nets. He ended his career in 1996, and after worked as a TV commentator. In Kragujevac was the head coach at the camp for potential college players at the center position - BIG MAN MENTAL CAMP 2014.

Danilo Anđušić

He was born on April 22, 1991 in Belgrade. He plays in the position of defender.

CAREER
Danilo started his rise when he went to Hemofarm in Vrsa at the age of 15. He moved to Mega Vizur in 2009, and to Belgrade's Partizan in 2011. With Partizan, he won the title and the cup in 2012, and was named the most valuable player at the cup tournament. He moved to Virtus from Bologna in 2013, and to Valladolid in 2014. Since the fall of the same season, he has been playing for Bilbao in the Spanish ACB league. Also played for Anvil Vloclavek, Parma, UNIKS Kazan, Igokea, Burg, Monaco, and currently plays for Partizan.

He won the gold medal with the under-16 national team in Greece in 2007 and gold with the under-18 national team in France in 2009.

Raško Katić

He was born on December 8, 1980 in Kragujevac. He plays in the center position.

CAREER
Raško Katić started playing basketball in Zastava from Kragujevac. In 2004, he moved from Zastava to Crvena zvezda. After a year spent in Crvena Zvezda, he moved to Tübingen, Germany. He spent four years in Tübingen and was one of the best players in the German league. In the 2009/10 season. he performed for Hemofarm from Vrsa. In 2010, he joined Partizan, where he played in the Euroleague. In 2012, he moved to Red Star. Also performed for Zaragoza 2002, Ostend, Spira Šarlroa, Radnički Kragujevac, Stragare, Sloga from Batočina.

Raško made his debut for the Serbian national team at the 2013 European Championship in Slovenia, where he won seventh place.

Uroš Nikolić

He was born on April 24, 1987 in Kragujevac

CAREER
He took his first basketball steps in Batočina, in the Sloga basketball club. Then he moved to Zastava from Kragujevac. From Zastava, Uroš Nikolić went to Hemofarm in Vršac in 2002. After four years of playing for the younger categories of Hemofarm, he moved to Belgrade's Mega Ishran in 2006.

After three years in Mega Ishrana, he went to Slovenia, where he played for Krka. In 2010, he became the champion of Slovenia with Krk. After one season spent there, he returned to Serbia, to the Crvena zvezda team, in 2012 he joined the ranks of the Macedonian champion MZT, and in 2013 he played for Radnički from Kragujevac in the First League of Serbia. Also performed for Igokea, Turov Zgoželec, Vilki Morskije Ščećin, Turov, Zgoželec, Monte, Mons-Eno, Veve Riviera Basket, Lugano Tigers, Friburg Olimpik, Radnički.

With the young basketball team of Serbia in 2007, he became the champion of Europe, at the championship played in Gorica, Slovenia.

Jelena Milovanović Brooks

She was born in Kragujevac on April 28, 1989

CAREER
She started her career in Sumadia from Kragujevac, and already in the 7th grade of elementary school she went to Kraljevo! From Kraljevo, she moved to Dubočica from Leskovac, and then to Vojvodina, where she stayed for 3 years...

She played for all the younger national teams! At the EP in Novi Sad for junior women, she was declared MVP of the championship, winning the gold. In 2007, he moved to the Hungarian club, MKB Euroleasing from Sopron. She made her debut for the A selection of Serbia in 2008 in the qualifications for the European Championship, where our basketball players managed to secure a place at the European Championship. The following season, at only 19 years old, she made her debut at the Euroleague All-Star (as the first Serbian woman to play at the All-Star)... she played 15 minutes in her first appearance, and scored 13 points, with 100% shooting from the field. With Sopron, she made it to the FINAL-FOUR of the Euroleague (for the first time in the history of that club). With Spartak, she became vice-champion of the women's Euroleague in 2010. Since the summer of 2012, she has been playing for the Hungarian champion Sopron, and since the fall of 2013, she has been playing for Dinamo Kursk from Russia. Also played for Washington Mystics, Orduspor, Beşiktaş, Perfumerías Avenida, Sopron Basket.

With the women's basketball team of Serbia, she reached eighth place at the 2014 World Championship.

She is a standard member of the Serbian women's basketball team and the best scorer. She achieved her greatest success in her career by winning the gold medal at the 2015 European Championships played in Hungary and Romania. With the victory against France in the final in Budapest - 76:68 (15:22, 18:10, 20:17, 23:19), Serbia won not only the first medal as an independent country, but also the first gold in the entire history of our women's basketball. At the same time, a direct placement at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio was secured.[1]

She won the gold medal with the Serbian national team at the 2021 European Championship held in France and Spain.

She is the first Serbian woman to sign for a WNBA club.

Dejan Musli

He was born on January 3, 1991 in Prizren. He plays in the center position.

CAREER
Dejan Musli is one of the most promising Serbian basketball players. As a cadet, he studied basketball at the Boox computers club from Kragujevac. He started his professional career in FMP from Železnik in 2007, where he played until 2010. Then he moved to Spain's Kaha Laboral. He played on loan in Italy's Montegranaro and Spain's Fenlabada. A particularly interesting moment in Dejan's career is his participation in the European junior "Final four" when he was declared the most useful player - MVP. He scored as many as 31 points and had 17 rebounds in the final! In 2009, Dejan became the European champion with the Serbian under-18 national team, in Metz, France, and in 2007, in Retimon, Greece, he was a member of the best Serbian under-16 national team, which won the gold medal. At that tournament, Dejan was also named MVP.

Luka Igrutinović

He was born on February 15, 1992 in Kragujevac. He plays in the position of defender

CAREER
Luka started his career in Kargujevac clubs Boox and Kragujevac in 2006. He moved to Hemofarm in 2006. Luka won the silver medal at the European Championship in Lithuania in 2010 with the junior national team of Serbia. With the national team, he was fifth in 2008 at the European Championship in the Czech Republic for players under the age of 16. With Hemoarm, he participated in the junior "Final four" of the Euroleague in 2010.

Đorđe Drenovac

He was born on August 9, 1992 in Belgrade. He plays in the center position.

CAREER
Đorđe started playing basketball in Vizura, and he signed his first professional contract in Austria with the Lions from Traiskirchen. Then in 2012 he moved to Bologna. He spends the 2013 season in Valladolid, Spain, and also performed for Igokea, MZT Skoplje Aerodrom, Mitteldeuicher, Mornar Bar.

He played for the youth national teams of Serbia under 16 and 18 at two European Championships. With the young national team up to 19 years old, he was the vice-champion at the World Championship in Lithuania in 2011, and then won bronze for the national team at the Universiade in Kazan 2013, as well as silver at the Mediterranean Games of the same year.

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