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Celje
Celje logo
NicknameCeljski vitezi
(The Celje's Knights)
LeaguesSlovenian Second League
Founded1950; 74 years ago (1950)
ArenaGimnasium Center Hall
Capacity350
LocationCelje, Slovenia
Team colorsYellow, blue
   
Main sponsorLuxuris Comodities d.o.o[1]
PresidentAleksander Kolka
Head coachIgor Pučko
Championships1 Slovenian Third League
WebsiteOfficial website

Košarkarski Klub Celje (English: Celje Basketball Club), commonly referred to as KK Celje or simply Celje, is a professional basketball team that is based in Celje, Slovenia. The team currently competes in the Slovenian Second League under the name Luxuris Celje due to sponsorship reasons.[1]

History

In 1950, the Railway Sport Association in the context with the Basketball club Celje was established, where the basketball players from Kladivar moved to. This club, later Kovinotehna, Libela, Merx, and Inpos had constantly raised new generations of basketball. By the name Libela, the Celje basketball club almost qualified for the First basketball league of Yugoslavia in two consecutive seasons (1978–79 and 1979–80), under the coaching of Zmago Sagadin and Mile Čepin.

After the World Championships in Ljubljana (1970) in the overcrowded city park, the future Olympic champions, basketball players of the Soviet Union Olympics played a friendly match with the team of Celje.

Arena

The team plays at the 300 capacity Gimnasium Center Hall in Celje.

Honours

Slovenian Third League:

  • 2013–14
  • 2012–13

Seasons

Season 3. SKL Cup Coach Roster
2013–14 Champions 2nd Round Igor Pučko Rok Pirih, Erik Felicijan, Primož Kobale, Rok Bregar, Davor Gradič, Klemen Oset, Benjamin Pungartnik, Matic Jan, Robi Gobec, Sebastjan Germek, Qendrim Hajdaraj, Ardian Krasniqi, Tadej Jug, Aleksandar Andjušić
2012–13 Runners-Up 2nd Round Husein Kahvedžić Iztok Kočevar, Marko Dmitrašinović, Rok Bregar, Enis Kahvedžić, Anže Skaza, Boštijan Zorko, Sebastjan Germek, Alen Kahvedžić, Domen Ambrož, Tadej Jug, Rožle Penca, Qendrim Hajdaraj, Rok Mavrin, Matic Jan, Robi Gobec, Aleksandar Andjušić, Matija Jošt, Vid Pirš

Current roster

Template:Luxuris Celje current roster

Depth chart

Pos. Starter Bench Bench Reserve Injured

C

Qendrim Hajdaraj Ardian Krasniqi

PF

Sebastjan Germek Robi Gobec

SF

Rok Bregar Matic Jan Davor Gradič

SG

Primož Kobale Klemen Oset
PG Erik Felicijan Rok Pirih Benjamin Pungartnik

Notable players

References

  1. ^ a b KK Celje (25 October 2012). "Nov generalni sponzor Košarkarskega kluba Celje > LUXURIS Comodities" (in Slovene). KK Celje official website. Retrieved 28 June 2014. {{cite news}}: Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)

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