Slovenia women's national basketball team
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| FIBA zone | FIBA Europe | ||
| National federation | Basketball Federation of Slovenia | ||
| Coach | Boris Zrinjski | ||
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| Appearances | None | ||
| Medals | None | ||
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| Appearances | None | ||
| Medals | None | ||
| European Championship for Women | |||
| Appearances | None | ||
| Medals | None | ||
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The Slovenia women's national basketball team represents Slovenia in international women's basketball competitions. Less successful than its male conterpart, the team has yet to make its debut in the Eurobasket finals. It currently plays in the competition's Division B.[1]
2011 Roster [edit]
| H / Y | Player | Club |
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| (1.90) / 1990 | Tina Trebec |  Athlete Celje |
| (1.86) / 1984 | Nataša Vene | Ilirija Ljubljana |
| (1.83) / 1985 | Maja Erkić (C) |  Famila Schio |
| (1.82) / 1988 | Martina Osterman |  Sloboda Novi Grad |
| (1.81) / 1986 | Eva Komplet |  Croatia Gospić |
| (1.81) / 1982 | Nataša Radulović | Triglav Kranj |
| (1.80) / 1988 | Ana Ljubenović | Triglav Kranj |
| (1.79) / 1986 | Martina Dover | Croatia Gospić |
| (1.79) / 1991 | Lea Jagodič | Athlete Celje |
| (1.77) / 1990 | Anja Klavžar | Athlete Celje |
| (1.71) / 1990 | Teja Oblak | Athlete Celje |
| (1.65) / 1986 | Urša Čuk | Ilirija Ljubljana |
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