2014–15 First Women's Basketball League of Serbia

Sports season
2014–15 First Women's Basketball League of Serbia
LeagueFirst League of Serbia
SportBasketball
Duration11 October 2014 – 15 April 2015
Number of games140
Number of teams12
Total attendance1716 (in Play Off)
2014–15
Season championsRadivoj Korać (2nd title)
Season MVPMontenegro Jelena Vučetić
Serbian First League seasons

The 2014–15 First Women's Basketball League of Serbia is the 9th season of the First Women's Basketball League of Serbia, the highest professional basketball league in Serbia. It is also 71st national championship played by Serbian clubs inclusive of nation's previous incarnations as Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro.

The first half of the season consists of 12 teams and 132-game regular season (22 games for each of the 12 teams).

Team information

Team City Arena Capacity
Bor Bor SC Bor 4,000
Crvena zvezda Belgrade Basket city Hall 1,600
Partizan Belgrade Belgrade Sport Palace 5,000
Radivoj Korać Belgrade Sport EKO Hall 1,000
Radnički Kragujevac Kragujevac Hall Gordana Goca Bogojević 600
Spartak Subotica Subotica Sport Palace Subotica 3,500
Srbobran Srbobran SC Srbobran 500
Šabac Šabac Šabac High School Hall 500
Šumadija Kragujevac Kragujevac Hall Gordana Goca Bogojević 600
Vojvodina Novi Sad SPC Vojvodina 1,030
Vrbas Vrbas CFK Vrbas 2,500
Vršac Vršac Millennium Center 5,000
Teams from Adriatic League

Regular season

The League of the season was played with 14 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 Play Off. The regular season began on 11 October 2014 and it will end on 2 March 2015.

Place Team Pld W L PF PA Diff Pts
1. Radivoj Korać 22 22 0 1726 1214 +512 44 Play Off
2. Partizan 22 17 5 1583 1375 +208 39
3. Vojvodina (-1) 22 16 6 1788 1607 +181 37
4. Šumadija Kragujevac 22 14 8 1559 1454 +105 36
5. Vrbas 22 13 9 1436 1397 +39 35
6. Vršac Swisslion 22 10 12 1427 1516 -89 32
7. Crvena zvezda 22 10 12 1512 1504 +8 32
8. Radnički Kragujevac 22 9 13 1477 1529 -52 31
9. Spartak Subotica 22 7 15 1297 1570 -273 29
10. Bor 22 7 15 1314 1507 -193 29 Relegation
11. Šabac 22 7 15 1485 1472 +13 29
12. Srbobran (-1) 22 0 22 1322 1781 -459 21
Qualified for Play Off
Relegated to Second League


1. round
(11.10.) Vršac – Srbobran 80:75
(11.10.) Crvena zvezda – Spartak 89:40
(12.10.) Vojvodina – Radnički 70:67
(11.10.) Šumadija – Bor 82:49
(12.10.) Radivoj Korać – Partizan 73:57
(11.10.) Vrbas – Šabac 67:66
2. round
(18.10.) Srbobran – Šabac 53:80
(19.10.) Partizan – Vrbas 64:68
(19.10.) Bor – Radivoj Korać 55:76
(17.10.) Radnički – Šumadija 59:64
(18.10.) Spartak – Vojvodina 64:110
(18.10.) Vršac – Crvena zvezda 78:56
3. round
(25.10.) Crvena zvezda – Srbobran 73:58
(26.10.) Vojvodina – Vršac 106:87
(25.10.) Šumadija – Spartak 91:38
(24.10.) Radivoj Korać – Radnički 83:54
(25.10.) Vrbas – Bor 63:53
(25.10.) Šabac – Partizan 82:85
4. round
(1.11.) Srbobran – Partizan 74:90
(1.11.) Bor – Šabac 56:48
(1.11.) Radnički – Vrbas 76:73
(1.11.) Spartak – Radivoj Korać 48:73
(1.11.) Vršac – Šumadija 75:53
(1.11.) Crvena zvezda – Vojvodina 76:80
5. round
(9.11.) Vojvodina – Srbobran 108:85
(8.11.) Šumadija – Crvena zvezda 83:62
(9.11.) Radivoj Korać – Vršac 59:43
(8.11.) Vrbas – Spartak 83:56
(9.11.) Šabac – Radnički 63:76
(8.11.) Partizan – Bor 55:41
6. round
(15.11.) Srbobran – Bor 66:70
(15.11.) Radnički – Partizan 66:80
(15.11.) Spartak – Šabac 63:60
(14.11.) Vršac – Vrbas 53:65
(15.11.) Crvena zvezda – Radivoj Korać 55:69
(14.11.) Vojvodina – Šumadija 88:62
7. round
(22.11.) Šumadija – Srbobran 71:53
(22.11.) Radivoj Korać – Vojvodina 103:74
(21.11.) Vrbas – Crvena zvezda 76:65
(23.11.) Šabac – Vršac 71:55
(22.11.) Partizan – Spartak 81:64
(22.11.) Bor – Radnički 80:70
8. round
(29.11.) Srbobran – Radnički 75:85
(3.12.) Spartak – Bor 70:68
(29.11.) Vršac – Partizan 50:73
(29.11.) Crvena zvezda – Šabac 75:61
(30.11.) Vojvodina – Vrbas 0:20[1]
(29.11.) Šumadija – Radivoj Korać 64:70
9. round
(6.12.) Radivoj Korać – Srbobran 101:52
(5.12.) Vrbas – Šumadija 85:66
(7.12.) Šabac – Vojvodina 69:77
(6.12.) Partizan – Crvena zvezda 77:59
(7.12.) Bor – Vršac 72:81
(6.12.) Radnički – Spartak 75:55
10. round
(13.12.) Srbobran – Spartak 51:58
(13.12.) Vršac – Radnički 56:51
(13.12.) Crvena zvezda – Bor 91:69
(14.12.) Vojvodina – Partizan 80:74
(13.12.) Šumadija – .Šabac 80:76
(13.12.) Radivoj Korać – Vrbas 75:61
11. round
(17.12.) Vrbas – Srbobran 86:69
(17.12.) Šabac – Radivoj Korać 48:66
(18.12.) Partizan – Šumadija 72:67
(17.12.) Bor – Vojvodina 69:81
(17.12.) Radnički – Crvena zvezda 83:75
(18.12.) Spartak – Vršac 69:73
12. round
(22.12.) Srbobran – Vršac 56:76
(22.12.) Spartak – Crvena zvezda 54:60
(20.12.) Radnički – Vojvodina 56:68
(21.12.) Bor – Šumadija 62:72
(21.12.) Partizan – Radivoj Korać 51:59
(20.12.) Šabac – Vrbas 57:61
13. round
(10.1.) Šabac – Srbobran 87:68
(10.1.) Vrbas – Partizan 70:76
(10.1.) Radivoj Korać – Bor 81:46
(10.1.) Šumadija – Radnički 87:78
(9.1.) Vojvodina – Spartak 86:72
(13.1.) Crvena zvezda – Vršac 68:64
14. round
(16.1.) Srbobran – Crvena zvezda 65:81
(18.1.) Vršac – Vojvodina 92:86
(18.1.) Spartak – Šumadija 44:49
(17.1.) Radnički – Radivoj Korać 41:82
(17.1.) Bor – Vrbas 56:54
(17.1.) Partizan – Šabac 56:65
15. round
(22.1.) Partizan – Srbobran 82:48
(21.1.) Šabac – Bor 71:48
(21.1.) Vrbas – Radnički 78:74
(20.1.) Radivoj Korać – Spartak 88:59
(21.1.) Šumadija – Vršac 66:68
(21.1.) Vojvodina – Crvena zvezda 83:73
16. round
(24.1.) Srbobran – Vojvodina 74:121
(25.1.) Crvena zvezda – Šumadija 67:72
(24.1.) Vršac – Radivoj Korać 60:69
(24.1.) Spartak – Vrbas 78:72
(24.1.) Radnički – Šabac 58:57
(24.1.) Bor – Partizan 66:75
17. round
(31.1.) Bor – Srbobran 65:49
(31.1.) Partizan – Radnički 80:56
(31.1.) Šabac – Spartak 67:71
(30.1.) Vrbas – Vršac 79:64
(1.2.) Radivoj Korać – Crvena zvezda 80:51
(31.1.) Šumadija – Vojvodina 76:68
18. round
(7.2.) Srbobran – Šumadija 65:92
(8.2.) Vojvodina – Radivoj Korać 68:90
(7.2.) Crvena zvezda – Vrbas 83:60
(7.2.) Vršac – Šabac 60:75
(7.2.) Spartak – Partizan 45:68
(7.2.) Radnički – Bor 76:42
19. round
(14.2.) Radnički – Srbobran 86:73
(14.2.) Bor – Spartak 66:51
(15.2.) Partizan – Vršac 78:57
(14.2.) Šabac – Crvena zvezda 73:91
(13.2.) Vrbas – Vojvodina 72:111
(14.2.) Radivoj Korać – Šumadija 76:47
20. round
(17.2.) Srbobran – Radivoj Korać 62:100
(18.2.) Šumadija – Vrbas 83:63
(19.2.) Vojvodina – Šabac 80:78
(18.2.) Crvena zvezda – Partizan 56:62
(18.2.) Vršac – Bor 52:65
(18.2.) Spartak – Radnički 72:58
21. round
(21.2.) Spartak – Srbobran 69:51
(21.2.) Radnički – Vršac 69:44
(22.2.) Bor – Crvena zvezda 54:64
(21.2.) Partizan – Vojvodina 84:72
(22.2.) Šabac – Šumadija 73:75
(21.2.) Vrbas – Radivoj Korać 60:72
22. round
(27.2.) Srbobran – Vrbas 0:20
(28.2.) Radivoj Korać – Šabac 81:58
(28.2.) Šumadija – Partizan 57:63
(1.3.) Vojvodina – Bor 79:62
(2.3.) Crvena zvezda – Radnički 72:63
(28.2.) Vršac – Spartak 59:55

Play Off

Play Off is played according to the cup system. Champion is received after the final was played. In the semifinals was played on 2 wins, in the Final at 3 wins. Play Off is played from 18. March 2015. to 15. April 2015.

Semifinals

Game 1
March 19
18:30
Report
Radivoj Korać 75–56 Šumadija Kragujevac
Scoring by quarter: 26-17, 16-11, 16-14, 17-14
Pts: Kapor 17
Rebs: Brajković 8
Asts: Jakšić 5		 Pts: Mijatović 14
Rebs: Mijatović 8
Asts: Milošević 6
1:0
SC Šumice, Belgrade
Attendance: 150
Referees: Petrović, Oabrašić, Hadžić
March 18
19:00
Report
Partizan 66–73 Vojvodina
Scoring by quarter: 20-22, 14-19, 21-15, 11-17
Pts: Radunović 19
Rebs: Radunović 16
Asts: Janković 6		 Pts: Pašić, Vučetić 27
Rebs: Vida 10
Asts: Vučetić 5
0:1
New Belgrade Sports Hall, Belgrade
Attendance: 540
Referees: Grujić, Marković, Kovinić
Game 2
March 22
18:15
Report
Šumadija Kragujevac 45–52 Radivoj Korać
Scoring by quarter: 15-10, 12-14, 12-7, 6-21
Pts: Milošević 18
Rebs: Raković, Mijatović 8
Asts: Milošević, Katić 3		 Pts: Kapor 14
Rebs: Erak 14
Asts: Kapor 5
0:2
Hall Gordana Goca Bogojević, Kragujevac
Attendance: 50
Referees: Dimovski, Nikitović, Dašić
March 23
18:00
Report
Vojvodina 87–56 Partizan
Scoring by quarter: 23-18, 18-16, 19-9, 27-13
Pts: Vučetić 32
Rebs: Pašić 9
Asts: Vučetić, Pašić 5		 Pts: Janković 16
Rebs: Janković 11
Asts: Vučković 4
2:0
SPC Vojvodina, Novi Sad
Attendance: 176
Referees: Nedeljković, Đorđević, Đurić

Final

March 27
20:30
Report
Radivoj Korać 76–58 Vojvodina
Scoring by quarter: 23-16, 16-16, 20-11, 17-15
Pts: Topuzivić 19
Rebs: Topuzivić 16
Asts: Mandić 5		 Pts: Vučetić 21
Rebs: three players 8
Asts: Vučetić 4
1:0
SC Šumice, Belgrade
Attendance: 200
Referees: Heđeši, Stamenković. Krstić
Game 2
April 5
19:00
Report
Vojvodina 78–72 Radivoj Korać
Scoring by quarter: 27-19, 14-15, 20-11, 17-27
Pts: Vučetić 35
Rebs: Laković 10
Asts: Vučetić 9		 Pts: Kapor 24
Rebs: Topuzović 16
Asts: Kapor 5
1:1
SPC Vojvodina, Novi Sad
Attendance: 150
Referees: Semjaniv, Smiljanić, Novaković
Game 3
April 9
20:00
Report
Radivoj Korać 74–68 Vojvodina
Scoring by quarter: 21-18, 10-16, 27-14, 16-20
Pts: Erak 14
Rebs: Erak 18
Asts: three players 3		 Pts: Vučetić 22
Rebs: Vida, Laković 7
Asts: Vučetić 5
2:1
SC Šumice, Belgrade
Attendance: 300
Referees: Ivanović, Savić, Vukanović
Game 4
April 15
17:00
Report
Vojvodina 72–77 Radivoj Korać
Scoring by quarter: 25-15, 11-22, 23-21, 13-19
Pts: Pašić 24
Rebs: Laković 11
Asts: Pašić 3		 Pts: Kapor 17
Rebs: Erak 15
Asts: three players
1:3
SPC Vojvodina, Novi Sad
Attendance: Ivanović, Arsić, Smiljanić
Referees: 150

Bracket

Semifinals Final
      
1 Radivoj Korać 2
4 Šumadija Kragujevac 0
1 Radivoj Korać 3
3 Vojvodina 1
2 Partizan 0
3 Vojvodina 2

Awards

1st Team

2nd Team

3rd Team

Honorable Mention

References

  1. ^ "The match was registered in favor of Vrbas". Archived from the original on 2014-12-04. Retrieved 2014-12-01.

External links

  • First Women's Basketball League of Serbia at eurobasket.com
  • First Women's Basketball League of Serbia at srbijasport.net
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