2019–20 WABA League

WABA League
WABA League
Season	2019–20
Duration	October 2, 2019 – March 5, 2020; (Regular season); 21–22 March 2020; (Final Four)
Games played	90
Teams	10
Finals
Champions	Budućnost Bemax (3rd title)
	← 2018–19 2020–21 → All statistics correct as of August 3, 2020.

The 2019–20 BTravel WABA League was the 19th season of the Adriatic League. Competition included eight teams from six countries. In this season, participating clubs from Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria and Slovenia.^[1]

Teams

Team allocation

Regular season
Montana 2003	RMU Banovići	Cinkarna Celje	Crvena zvezda Kombank	Trešnjevka 2009
Beroe	Orlovi	Kraljevo	Partizan 1953	Budućnost Bemax

Venues and locations

Belgrade

Belgrade clubs:

Crvena zvezda Kombank
Partizan 1953

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Location of teams in the 2019–20 WABA League

Beroe

Montana 2003

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Location of teams in the 2019–20 WABA League


Team	Home city	Arena	Capacity
Beroe	Stara Zagora	Municipal Hall	1,000
Budućnost Bemax	Podgorica	University Sports&Culture Hall	770
Cinkarna Celje	Celje	Hall Gimnazija Center Celje	1,500
Crvena zvezda Kombank	Belgrade	Železnik Hall	3,000
Montana 2003	Montana	Sports Hall Mladost
Trešnjevka 2009	Zagreb	Dom Sportova	3,100
Partizan 1953	Beograd	Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall	5,000
Kraljevo	Kraljevo	Sports Hall Kraljevo
Orlovi	Banja Luka
RMU Banovići	Banovići	SKC Banovici

Regular season

In the Regular season was played with 10 teams and play a dual circuit system, each with each one game at home and away. The four best teams at the end of the regular season were placed in the Final Four. The regular season began on 2 October 2019 and it will end on 4 March 2020.

Standings

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Budućnost Bemax	18	15	3	1340	1021	+319	33	Advance to the Final Four
2	Cinkarna Celje	18	14	4	1471	1171	+300	32
3	Montana 2003	18	13	5	1354	1203	+151	31
4	Beroe (-1)	18	14	4	1444	1193	+251	32
5	Kraljevo	18	11	7	1413	1305	+108	29
6	RMU Banovići	18	5	13	1288	1479	−191	23
7	Partizan 1953	18	5	13	1173	1434	−261	23
8	Crvena zvezda Kombank (-1)	18	5	13	1151	1313	−162	23
9	Orlovi	18	4	14	1192	1429	−237	22
10	Trešnjevka 2009	18	4	14	1204	1482	−278	22

Updated to match(es) played on March 5, 2020. Source: WABA League

Final Four

Final Four which was to be played from 21 to 22 March 2020 in the Stara Zagora, Bulgaria,^[2] but it was canceled due to the spread of COVID-19. The final standings were announced on the basis of the Regular season.^[3]

Semi-finals 21 March		Final 22 March



Budućnost Bemax	.

Beroe	.
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Cinkarna Celje	.

Montana 2003	.
		Third place



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2019–20 Adriatic League champion
Budućnost Bemax 3rd title

Awards

Player of the Year: Andreona Keys (178-G-95) of Cinkarna Celje
Guard of the Year: Nikolina Babić (177-G-95) of Budućnost Bemax
Forward of Year: Andreona Keys (178-G-95) of Cinkarna Celje
Center of the Year: Dimana Georgieva (188-F/C-88) of Montana 2003
Newcomer of the Year: Maša Janković (187-C-00) of Crvena zvezda
Most Improved Player of Year: Josipa Pavić (189-C-99) of Trešnjevka 2009
Defensive Player of Year: Shakyla Hill (170-G-96) of Kraljevo
Coach of the Year: Vladan Radović of Budućnost Bemax

1st Team

G: Shakyla Hill (170-G-96) of Kraljevo
G: Nikolina Babić (177-G-95) of Budućnost Bemax
G: Andreona Keys (178-G-95) of Cinkarna Celje
F/C: Dimana Georgieva (188-F/C-88) of Montana 2003
C: Adijat Adams (188-C-92) of Beroe

2nd Team

PG: Ivana Katanić (180-PG-99) of Crvena zvezda
SG: Snežana Bogićević (177-SG-97) of Cinkarna Celje
G/F: Teodora Dineva (178-G/F-96) of Beroe
C: Tina Trebec (190-C-90) of Montana 2003
F/C: Nikolina Džebo (186-F/C-95) of Budućnost Bemax

Honorable Mention

Taeler Deer (165-G-96) of Cinkarna Celje
Matea Tavić (178-G-92) of Montana 2003
Jaklin Zlatanova (190-PF-88) of Beroe
Chelsey Lee (193-C-89) of Beroe
Aleksandra Račić (181-G-90) of Kraljevo
Dragana Gobeljic (181-F-88) of Kraljevo
Jovana Marković (186-PF-97) of RMU Banovići
Tamara Rajić (182-G/F-93) of Orlovi
Josipa Pavić (189-C-99) of Trešnjevka 2009

All-Defensive Team

G: Shakyla Hill (170-G-96) of Kraljevo
PG: Ivana Katanić (180-PG-99) of Crvena zvezda
G/F: Teodora Dineva (178-G/F-96) of Beroe
F/C: Dimana Georgieva (188-F/C-88) of Montana 2003
C: Adijat Adams (188-C-92) of Beroe

All-Newcomers Team

PG: Anđela Gligić (157-PG-00) of Orlovi
G: Milica Zeljković (176-G-98) of RMU Banovići
C: Maša Janković (187-C-00) of Crvena zvezda
F: Gorana Marjanović (188-F-00) of Partizan 1953
C: Josipa Jurić (196-C-01) of Trešnjevka 2009

References

^ "Nakon šest godina jedinstvena liga". 20 June 2019. Retrieved 23 June 2019.
^ "Stara Zagora domaćin Final-Foura". Retrieved 1 March 2020.
^ "Sezona završena, prvaci Budućnost Bemax i Cinkarna Celje (U17 i U15)". Retrieved 13 March 2020.

External links

Official website
Profile at eurobasket.com

[1] "Nakon šest godina jedinstvena liga". 20 June 2019. Retrieved 23 June 2019.

[2] "Stara Zagora domaćin Final-Foura". Retrieved 1 March 2020.

[3] "Sezona završena, prvaci Budućnost Bemax i Cinkarna Celje (U17 i U15)". Retrieved 13 March 2020.

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