Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team

In the modern world, Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team has become increasingly relevant in various areas of society. Whether in the cultural, scientific, technological or social field, Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team has become a topic of great interest and debate. Its impact has not only been palpable in people's daily lives, but has also marked a before and after in the way in which organizations and companies operate. In this article, we will explore the impact of Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team in different contexts, analyzing the implications it has had on society and offering a reflection on its relevance in the present and future.

Youth basketball team in Serbia

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Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team

Medal record
Men's Basketball
Representing  Yugoslavia /  Serbia and Montenegro /  Serbia
FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship
	1997 Pepinster, Kortrijk & Quaregnon
	1999 Polzela, Celje & Laško
	2001 Riga
	2003 Madrid
	2007 Ierapetra, Rethymno & Heraklion
	2013 Kyiv
	2006 Linares, Andújar & Martos
	2009 Kaunas
	2012 Panevėžys, Vilnius/Ventspils
	2017 Podgorica
	2024 Heraklion

The Serbia men's national under-16 basketball team (Serbian Cyrillic: Кошаркашка репрезентација Србије до 16 година) is the boys' basketball team, administered by Basketball Federation of Serbia, that represents Serbia in international under-16 men's basketball competitions, consisting mainly of the FIBA U16 EuroBasket. The event was originally referred to as the FIBA Europe Championship for Cadets.

The national team played as FR Yugoslavia from 1993 to 2003, and as Serbia and Montenegro from 2004 to 2006.

History

See also: Yugoslavia men's national under-16 basketball team

1992–2006: Serbia and Montenegro

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2007 onwards: Serbia

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Individual awards

Most Valuable Player Aleksandar Gajić – 1999 Veljko Tomović – 2001 Nemanja Aleksandrov – 2003 Dejan Musli – 2007 Stefan Peno – 2013 All-Tournament Team Nikola Janković – 2010 Stefan Peno – 2013 Miloš Glišić – 2013 Marko Pecarski – 2016 Đorđe Pažin – 2017

Statistical leaders: Points Marko Pecarski – 2016 Statistical leaders: Assists Stevan Karapandžić – 2017 Statistical leaders: Rebounds Marko Pecarski – 2016

U16 EuroBasket competitive record

Main article: FIBA U16 EuroBasket

Representing FR Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro

Year	Pos.	GP	W	L	Ref.
1971–1991	Part of  SFR Yugoslavia
As FR Yugoslavia
1993	Suspended				[1]
1995	Did not participate				[2]
1997		8	5	3	[3]
1999		8	8	0	[4]
2001		8	7	1	[5]
As Serbia and Montenegro
2003		8	8	0	[6]
2004	9th	8	5	3	[7]
2005	10th	8	4	4	[8]
2006		8	5	3	[9]
Total	7/9	56	42	14

Representing Serbia

Year	Pos.	GP	W	L	Ref.
2007		8	8	0	[10]
2008	5th	8	5	3	[11]
2009		9	5	4	[12]
2010	5th	9	7	2	[13]
2011	9th	8	5	3	[14]
/ 2012		9	7	2	[15]
2013		9	7	2	[16]
2014	6th	9	7	2	[17]
2015	8th	9	4	5	[18]
2016	10th	7	3	4	[19]
2017		7	5	2	[20]
2018	5th	7	5	2	[21]
2019	7th	7	4	3	[22]
2020	Cancelled[a]				[23]
2021					[24]
2022	13th	7	4	3	[25]
2023	7th	7	3	4	[26]
2024		7	6	1	[27]
Total	16/16	120	81	39

Coaches

FR Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro

Years	Head Coach	Assistant Coach(es)
1997	Veselin Matić	—
1999	Petar Rodić	Aleksandar Džikić
2001	Stevan Karadžić	Dejan Mijatović
2003	Miodrag Kadija	—
2004–2005	Petar Rodić	Milan Ristić, Marko Ćosić
2006	Aleksandar Bućan	—

Serbia

Years	Head Coach	Assistant Coach(es)
2007–2008	Dragan Vaščanin	Marko Vučković
2009	Nenad Trunić	Marko Simonović
2010–2011	Saša Nikitović	Goran Tadić, Vladimir Ružičić
2012	Marko Ičelić	Vanja Guša, Miloš Obrenović, Nikola Marković
2013	Vanja Guša	Milan Josić, Đorđe Šijan, Filip Socek
2014–2015	Vladimir Đokić	Dušan Alimpijević, Mihajlo Šušić, Bojan Salatić
2016	Milan Josić	Dušan Stojkov, Zoran Vraneš
2017	Slobodan Klipa	Vladimir Jovanović, Bojan Simanić, Zoran Vraneš
2018	Vlada Vukoičić	Đorđe Adžić, Stefan Bulatović, Branko Knežević
2019	Saša Nikitović	Branislav Vićentić, Miroslav Milić
2021	Dragoljub Avramović	Bojan Salatić, Viktor Antić, Marko Spasić
2022	Aleksandar Glišić	Nemanja Varničić, Vladimir Nestorović, Ivan Pavlović

Past rosters

Representing FY Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro

1997 Championship	1999 Championship	2001 Championship	2003 Championship	2004 Championship	2005 Championship	2006 Championship
[28]	[29]	[30]	[31]	[32]	[33][34]	[35]
Slavko Stefanović Slobodan Tošić Ivan Vukadinov Mladen Šekularac Andrija Crnogorac Vladimir Tica Marko Peković Vladimir Rončević Sreten Lakonić Predrag Sojić Luka Lazukić Petar Jovanović	Jovan Stefanov Bojan Bakić Aleksandar Gajić Strahinja Zgonjanin Nemanja Matović Miloš Pavlović Dušan Đorđević Mirko Kovač Miloš Nišavić Srđan Bulatović Ivan Andonov Tomislav Tomović	Stefan Majstorović Mlađen Šljivančanin Vukašin Aleksić Srđan Živković Dušan Vučićević Vladimir Micov Veljko Tomović Darko Miličić Vladimir Mašulović Kosta Perović Milovan Raković Luka Bogdanović	Miloš Teodosić Milenko Tepić Stefan Nikolić Marko Đurković Dragan Labović Nenad Mijatović Dušan Trajković Nenad Zivčević Nemanja Aleksandrov Branko Jereminov Nikola Dragović Boban Medenica	Nikola Koprivica Petar Despotović Slobodan Dunđerski Stefan Novoselski Nikola Bakraclić Danilo Šibalić Dušan Vujović Stefan Marković Bojan Mihajlović Miroslav Raduljica Marko Kešelj Vladimir Dašić	Stefan Živanović Nikola Lalić Filip Čović Stefan Balmazović Ivan Smiljanić Dušan Katnić Stefan Stojačić Petar Čečur Milan Mačvan Milojko Vasilić Stefan Đorđević Nikola Maravić	Nedeljko Bogdanović Filip Šepa Nikša Nikolić Bogdan Riznić Aleksandar Vlahović Nemanja Arnautović Aleksandar Mitrović Uroš Petrović Bojan Subotić Nenad Grujo Branislav Đekić Dejan Musli

Representing Serbia

2007 Championship	2008 Championship	2009 Championship	2010 Championship	2011 Championship	2012 Championship
[36]	[37]	[38]	[39]	[40]	[41]
Nemanja Jaramaz Aleksandar Ponjavić Nikša Nikolić Aleksandar Obradović Nikola Vukasović Stevan Lekić Danilo Anđušić Lazar Radosavljević Bogdan Jovanović Nikola Rondović Branislav Đekić Dejan Musli	Strahinja Mladenović Bogić Vujošević Aleksandar Cvetković Vukašin Petković Nikola Sićević Luka Igrutinović Aleksandar Radenković Nikola Silađi Nemanja Bešović Đorđe Drenovac Stefan Nastić Božo Đumić	Nikola Pavlović Nikola Radičević Aleksandar Cvetković Stefan Popovski-Turanjanin Saša Avramović Luka Mitrović Nenad Miljenović Nemanja Krstić Vukašin Vujović Đorđe Milošević Nemanja Bezbradica Marko Ćirović	Nikola Radičević Mladen Đorđević Stefan Pot Luka Anđušić Vasilije Micić Nikola Čvorović Stefan Zorbas Nikola Janković Nikola Majić Dušan Ristić Miloš Janković Nikola Milutinov	Ognjen Jaramaz Nikola Rebić Vasilije Pušica Brano Đukanović Marko Gudurić Dušan Majstorović Luka Popović Đorđe Simeunović Marko Tejić Đorđe Kaplanović Đoko Šalić Dušan Ristić	Stefan Peno Ilija Đoković Ivan Daskalović Vukan Stojanović Slobodan Jovanović Dušan Kovačević Jovan Starinčević Marko Radovanović Nikola Pavlović Miloš Glišić Vasilije Vučetić Stefan Lazarević

2013 Championship	2014 Championship	2015 Championship	2016 Championship	2017 Championship	2018 Championship
[42]	[43]	[44]	[45]	[46]	[47]
Stefan Peno Nikola Ćirković Vanja Marinković Miloš Glišić Nikola Rakićević Vojislav Stojanović Slobodan Jovanović Boriša Simanić Filip Aničić Stefan Kenić Aleksandar Aranitović David Miladinović	Andrija Marjanović Bojan Nešić Lazar Nikolić Aleksandar Aranitović Novak Musić Haris Ćućović Dušan Beslać Boriša Simanić Aleksa Radanov Matija Radović Nemanja Dinčić Srećko Gašić	Aleksa Uskoković Mario Kovačević Tadija Tadić Vuk Vulikić Boris Latinović Andrija Marjanović Aleksa Matić Miloš Novaković Filip Petrušev Pavle Mihajloski Miloš Stajčić Marko Pecarski	Mihailo Stojanov Uroš Isailović Lazar Vasić Toma Vasiljević Bogdan Nedeljković Dalibor Ilić Zoran Paunović Alen Smailagić Filip Petrušev Lazar Živanović Mateja Jovanović Marko Pecarski	1 Novak Mišković 3 Marko Andrić 5 Marko Pavićević 6 Stevan Karapandžić 7 Đorđe Pažin 8 Stefan Agoč 9 Lazar Živanović 10 Lazar Vasić 11 Aleksandar Langović 13 Aleksa Marković 14 Dušan Tanasković 15 Nemanja Popović	0 Vojin Ivković 1 Luka Paunović 5 Nikola Manojlović 9 Stefan Agoč 10 Marko Andrić 11 Lazar Stefanović 13 Matija Svetozarević 15 Mihailo Mušikić 21 Luka Tarlać 27 Filip Škobalj 34 Lazar Joksimović 99 Ivan Pavićević

2019 Championship	2021 Challengers	2022 Championship
[48]	[49]	[50][51]
1 Nikola Đurišić 2 Nikola Radovanović 3 Vuk Bošković 3 Ilija Milijašević 6 Stefan Stefanović 8 Marko Marković 9 Nikola Šaranović 10 Mihajlo Petrović 11 Matija Belić 15 Filip Branković 17 Aleksa Obradović 20 Stefan Dabović	5 Asim Đulović 7 Andrej Mušicki 8 Mitar Bošnjaković 12 Pavle Mišić 12 Petar Avlijaš 13 Matija Milošević 14 Nikola Topić 15 Danilo Dožić 16 Ognjen Stanković 19 Filip Malešević 20 Lazar Tasić 35 Lazar Gačić	2 Uroš Ivković 4 Miroslav Bogdanović 5 Savo Drezgić 6 Aleksandar Goljović 7 Ognjen Radošić 9 Peter Milosavčević 10 Miloš Šojić 12 Filip Ružičić 13 Uroš Romčević 14 Vladimir Popović 15 Stefan Plisnić 23 Almir Asani

See also

• Serbian men's university basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-20 basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-19 basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-18 basketball team
• Serbia men's national under-17 basketball team

References

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Notes

1. ^ The tournaments were cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. Instead, there were held the FIBA U16 European Challengers in 2021.

External links

• Basketball Federation of Serbia
• History at FIBA Europe