2012–13 Slovenian Basketball League

1. A SKL
Season	2012–13
Duration	20 October 2012 – 20 May 2013
Number of teams	12
TV partner(s)	RTV Slovenija
Regular season
Top seed	Zlatorog Laško
Season MVP	Kervin Bristol
Relegated	LTH Castings Mercator
Finals
Champions	Krka (6th title)
Runners-up	Union Olimpija
Semifinalists	Zlatorog Laško Maribor
Finals MVP	Matjaž Smodiš
Statistical leaders
Points Sašo Zagorac 17.5 Rebounds Kervin Bristol 10.9 Assists Daniel Vujasinović 5.8
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The 2012–13 Telemach League was the 22nd season of the Premier A Slovenian Basketball League, the highest professional basketball league in Slovenia. The first half of the season consisted of 10 teams and a 90-game regular season (18 games for each of the 10 teams) and began on Saturday, 20 October 2012. The second half of the season consisted of two teams from the Adriatic League and the best four teams from first half of the season.

Teams for the 2012–13 season

Elektra

Olimpija

Krka

Helios

Hopsi Polzela

LTH Castings Mercator

Maribor

Rogaška Crystal

Tajfun

Zlatorog

Grosuplje

Slovan

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2012–13 Telemach League club locations

Regular season

Champions standings

P=Matches played, W=Matches won, L=Matches lost, F=Points for, A=Points against, Pts=Points

Relegation league

P=Matches played, W=Matches won, L=Matches lost, F=Points for, A=Points against, Pts=Points

Playoffs

Finals

Awards

Regular Season MVP

• Dejan Mlakar (Slovan)

Season MVP

• Kervin Bristol (Hopsi Polzela)

Finals MVP

• Matjaž Smodiš (Krka)

Weekly MVP

Regular season Week MVP[1] Club Efficiency 1 c Boban Tomić LTG Castings Mercator 26 David Collins Elektra Šoštanj 26 2 Jasonn Hannibal Hopsi Polzela 24 3 Jasonn Hannibal (2) Hopsi Polzela 28 4 Anže Pelc Tajfun 30 5 Boban Tomić (2) LTG Castings Mercator 25 6 Mladen Primorac Tajfun 28 7 Samo Udrih Zlatorog Laško 38 8 Miloš Miljković Rogaška 31 9 David Collins (2) Elektra Šoštanj 32 10 Dejan Mlakar Slovan 35 11 Jure Pelko Maribor Messer 33 12 c Robert Abramović LTG Castings Mercator 24 Andrej Podvršnik Elektra Šoštanj 24 13 Uroš Zadnik Zlatorog Laško 29 14 Goran Jagodnik Hopsi Polzela 30 15 Sašo Zagorac Grosuplje 26 16 Dejan Mlakar (2) Slovan 44 17 Daniel Vujasinović Hopsi Polzela 26 18 Stipe Modrić Slovan 24 Note ^c – Co-MVP's were announced.

Second round Week MVP[2] Club EFF 1 Luka Lapornik Zlatorog Laško 35 2 Đorđe Majstorović Helios Domžale 25 3 Alen Omić Union Olimpija 24 4 c Klemen Prepelič Union Olimpija 26 Igor Josipović Maribor Messer 26 5 Samo Udrih Zlatorog Laško 27 6 Dino Murić Union Olimpija 28 7 Smiljan Pavič Krka Novo Mesto 33 8 Dino Murić (2) Union Olimpija 25 9 Damir Rančić Helios Domžale 21 10 Đorđe Majstorović (2) Helios Domžale 31

Statistics leaders

Performance Index Rating Pos Player Club PIR 1 Kervin Bristol Hopsi Polzela 20.07 2 Miloš Miljković Rogaška 17.46 3 Goran Jagodnik Hopsi Polzela 16.78

Points Pos Player Club PPG 1 Sašo Zagorac Grosuplje 17.50 2 Goran Jagodnik Hopsi Polzela 17.28 3 Robert Abramović LTH Castings Mercator 16.79

Rebounds Pos Player Club RPG 1 Kervin Bristol Hopsi Polzela 10.86 2 Dino Murić Union Olimpija 8.11 3 Miloš Miljković Rogaška 8.07

Assists Pos Player Club APG 1 Daniel Vujasinović Hopsi Polzela 5.81 2 Bojan Jovanović Maribor Messer 5.28 3 Boban Tomić LTH Castings Mercator 5.00

Category	Player	Stat
Points per game	Sašo Zagorac (Grosuplje)	17.5
Rebounds per game	Kervin Bristol (Hopsi Polzela)	10.9
Assists per game	Daniel Vujasinović (Hopsi Polzela)	5.9
Steals per game	Samo Udrih (Zlatorog Laško)	1.9
Blocks per game	Kervin Bristol (Hopsi Polzela)	2.4
Field goal percentage	Mladen Primorac (Tajfun)	51.8%
Free throw percentage	Goran Jagodnik (Hopsi Polzela)	90.4%
Three-point field goal percentage	Jure Besedič (Helios Domžale)	47.2%

References

External links

• Official Basketball Federation of Slovenia website (in Slovene)