2012–13 ABA League

2012–13 ABA League season
League	ABA League
Sport	Basketball
Duration	September 29, 2012 – March 23, 2013 (regular season)
Number of games	208
Number of teams	Croatia (4 teams) Serbia (3 teams) Bosnia and Herzegovina (2 teams) Slovenia (2 teams) Hungary (1 team) Macedonia (1 team) Montenegro (1 team)
TV partner(s)	Arena Sport , Šport TV, Sport 1, MKTV, RTS, HRT, RTCG
Regular season
Season champions	Igokea
Season MVP	Aleksandar Ćapin (Radnički)
Top scorer	Aleksandar Ćapin (Radnički) (17.48 ppg)
Final four
Champions	Partizan
Runners-up	Crvena zvezda
Final four MVP	Leo Westermann (Partizan)

The 2012–13 ABA League is the 12th season of the ABA League, with 14 teams from Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and Hungary participating in it. This is the first time a team from Macedonia, MZT Skopje, and a team from Hungary, Szolnoki Olaj are taking part in this regional league, and the fourth time since the league's creation that team that is not from the former Yugoslavia participates in it. It will also be for the first time that two best teams ABA League gain automatic access to the next seasons Euroleague competition, while third placed will gain wild card to Euroleague qualification round.^[1]

Regular season will start on September 29, 2012, and it will last until March 23, 2013. 2012–13 ABA League Final Four will be held in Laktaši Sports Hall, Laktaši.^[2]

Team information

Country	Teams	Team	City	Venue (Capacity)
Croatia	4
		Cibona	Zagreb	Dražen Petrović Basketball Hall (5,400)
		Cedevita	Zagreb	Sutinska vrela (2,000)
		Split	Split	Arena Gripe (6,000)
		Zadar	Zadar	Krešimir Ćosić Hall (10,000)
Serbia	3
		Crvena zvezda Telekom	Belgrade	Pionir Hall (8,150)
		Partizan mt:s	Belgrade	Pionir Hall (8,150)
		Radnički	Kragujevac	Hala Jezero (5,320)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	2
		Igokea	Aleksandrovac	Laktaši Sports Hall (3,000)
		Široki WWin	Široki Brijeg	Pecara (4,500)
Slovenia	2
		Krka	Novo mesto	Leon Štukelj Hall (3,000)
		Union Olimpija	Ljubljana	Arena Stožice (12,480)
Hungary	1	Szolnoki Olaj	Szolnok	Tiszaligeti Sportcsarnok (3,000)
Macedonia	1	MZT Skopje Aerodrom	Skopje	Boris Trajkovski Sports Center (8,000)
Montenegro	1	Budućnost VOLI	Podgorica	Morača Sports Center (5,000)

Partizan mt:s

Crvena zvezda Telekom

Location of teams in the ABA League 2012–13 (former Yugoslavia)

Szolnoki Olaj

Location of teams in the 2012–13 ABA League (Hungary)

Regular season

The regular season began on September 29, 2012, and it will end on March 23, 2013.

Standings

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff	Points	%
1	Igokea	26	20	6	2013	1857	+156	46	.769
2	Crvena zvezda Telekom	26	18	8	2097	1889	+208	44	.692
3	Radnički	26	17	9	2102	1978	+124	43	.654
4	Partizan mt:s	26	16	10	1905	1832	+73	42	.615
5	Budućnost VOLI	26	16	10	1864	1774	+90	42	.615
6	Cedevita	26	15	11	1935	1907	+28	41	.577
7	MZT Skopje Aerodrom	26	14	12	1933	1931	+2	40	.538
8	Union Olimpija	26	13	13	1984	1976	+8	39	.500
9	Krka	26	9	17	1779	1906	–127	35	.346
10	Široki WWin	26	9	17	1940	1996	–56	35	.346
11	Cibona	26	9	17	2013	2031	–18	35	.346
12	Zadar	26	9	17	1928	2022	–94	35	.346
13	Szolnoki Olaj	26	9	17	1878	2085	–207	35	.346
14	Split	26	8	18	1808	1995	–187	34	.308

	Qualified for Final four
	Relegated

Pld – Played; W – Won; L – Lost; PF – Points for; PA – Points against; Diff – Difference; Pts – Points.

As of 24 March 2013^[3]

Schedule and results

Source:^[4]

	BUD	CDV	CIB	CZV	IGK	KRK	MZT	PAR	RKG	SPL	SZO	ŠRK	UOL	ZDR
Budućnost VOLI		74–78	60–64	72–63	76–71	74–66	87–71	62–81	80–78	66–47	88–63	65–57	79–75	76–60
Cedevita	84–75		92–78	68–66	78–76	97–78	78–80	76–77	86–68	72–75	91–86	90–69	73–67	67–83
Cibona	60–73	73–64		63–71	78–87	78–86	72–77	80–72	81–85	81–73	97–71	69–63	74–62	90–81
Crvena zvezda Telekom	79–63	90–65	97–95		75–76	79–61	87–72	84–76	87–73	94–67	103–74	69–57	87–76	88–79
Igokea	70–61	56–64	94–88	80–77		84–75	79–55	73–50	88–85	79–64	86–84	89-73	87–82	90–75
Krka	51–66	62–63	69–67	52–57	63–83		68–80	58–66	52–77	79–68	71–56	74–71	79–76	78–62
MZT Skopje Aerodrom	69–76	74–61	82–76	60–75	77–81	92–88		66–64	75–83	93–84	87–53	63–59	76–87	94–69
Partizan mt:s	63–50	58–55	74–68	78–92	73–64	79–60	68–58		91–80	68–59	83–69	65–62	71–73	81–74
Radnički	78–63	85–77	105–101	80–75	73–78	84–71	89–83	78–76		72–63	97–72	73–59	65–71	92–79
Split	71–69	74–71	72–62	87–81	60–68	61–71	73–65	72–79	63–81		62–70	88–83	78–70	75–78
Szolnoki Olaj	50–75	64–59	75–71	83–96	78–82	72–69	81–72	70–68	66–78	75–67		69–75	89–72	90–76
Široki WWin	70–76	75–77	81–89	78–74	63–69	73–68	71–72	87–80	85–100	101–64	102–101		80–83	80–71
Union Olimpija	95–92	71–75	87–82	56–70	69–63	76–63	60–64	82–86	81–75	82–73	83–63	82–85		88–81
Zadar	60–72	73–74	78–76	98–81	61–60	65–67	68–76	80–78	75–68	85–68	72–54	76–81	66–78

Final four

Matches in, Laktaši Sports Hall, Laktaši, Bosnia and Herzegovina on 25 and 27 April 2013.

Laktaši Sports Hall

Semifinals			Final


1	Igokea	57

4	Partizan mt:s	63
			Partizan mt:s	71

			Crvena zvezda Telekom	63
2	Crvena zvezda Telekom	79

3	Radnički Kragujevac	78

Semifinals

25 April 2013
17:00

Report

Crvena zvezda Telekom	79–78	Radnički Kragujevac
Pts: Katić 22 Rebs: Savović 11 Asts: Nelson 6		Pts: Ćapin 25 Rebs: White 7 Asts: Krstović 4

Laktaši Sports Hall, Laktaši
Attendance: 3.000
Referees: Belošević Ilija, Dožai Srdjan, Herceg Siniša

25 April 2013
21:00

Report

Igokea	57–63	Partizan mt:s
Pts: Edwards 19 Rebs: Edwards 11 Asts: Joksimović 4		Pts: Lauvergne 12 Rebs: Bertans, Musli 6 Asts: Westermann 4

Laktaši Sports Hall, Laktaši
Attendance: 3.000
Referees: Pukl Sašo, Boltauzer Matej, Javor Damir

Final

27 April 2013

Report

Partizan mt:s	71–63	Crvena zvezda Telekom
Pts: Westermann 15 Rebs: Lauvergne, Gagić 6 Asts: Westermann 3		Pts: Katić 19 Rebs: Katić 12 Asts: Rakočević, Nelson 3

Laktaši Sports Hall, Laktaši
Attendance: 3.000
Referees: Pukl Sašo, Belošević Ilija, Boltauzer Matej

2012–13 ABA League Champions
Partizan mt:s 6th Title

Stats leaders

As of 1 May 2013^[5]

Points

Rank	Name	Team	Points	Games	PPG
1.	Aleksandar Ćapin	Radnički	392	22	17.82
2.	Igor Rakočević	Crvena zvezda	417	27	15.44
3.	Marko Šutalo	Široki	380	26	14.62
4.	Romeo Travis	Zadar	365	25	14.60
5.	Terrico White	Radnički	389	27	14.41

Rebounds

Rank	Name	Team	Rebounds	Games	RPG
1.	Boris Savović	Crvena zvezda	232	28	8.29
2.	Romeo Travis	Zadar	195	25	7.80
3.	Drew Gordon	Partizan	195	26	7.50
4.	Márton Báder	Szolnoki Olaj	177	24	7.38
5.	Željko Šakić	Široki	162	26	6.23

Assists

Rank	Name	Team	Assists	Games	APG
1.	Aleksandar Ćapin	Radnički	112	22	5.09
2.	Srđan Subotić	Split	125	26	4.81
3.	Jakov Vladović	Krka	113	26	4.35
4.	Clifford Hammonds	Igokea	106	27	3.93
5.	Simon Balázs	Szolnoki Olaj	94	25	3.76

Ranking MVP

Rank	Name	Team	Efficiency	Games	Average
1.	Aleksandar Ćapin	Radnički	460	22	20.91
2.	Romeo Travis	Zadar	455	25	18.20
3.	Márton Báder	Szolnoki Olaj	417	24	17.38
4.	Boris Savović	Crvena zvezda	476	28	17.00
5.	Todor Gečevski	MZT Skopje	403	24	16.79

MVP Round by Round

Round	Player	Team	Efficiency
1	Ivan Mimica	Split	27
2	Márton Báder	Szolnoki Olaj	37
3	Márton Báder (2)	Szolnoki Olaj	58
4	Vladimir Lučić	Partizan	24
5	Darko Planinić	Široki	39
6	Vladimir Lučić (2)	Partizan	28
7	Romeo Travis	Zadar	30
7	Darko Planinić (2)	Široki	30
8	Terrico White	Radnički	49
9	Marko Šutalo	Široki	28
10	Darko Planinić (3)	Široki	35
11	Aron Baynes	Union Olimpija	35
12	Jaka Blažič	Union Olimpija	38
13	Čedomir Vitkovac	Budućnost	36
14	Márton Báder (3)	Szolnoki Olaj	35
15	Romeo Travis (2)	Zadar	35
16	Aleksandar Ćapin	Radnički	29
17	Romeo Travis (3)	Zadar	34
17	Aleksandar Ćapin (2)	Radnički	34
18	Aleksandar Ćapin (3)	Radnički	33
19	Željko Šakić	Široki	31
20	Todor Gečevski	MZT Skopje	37
21	Aleksandar Ćapin (4)	Radnički	36
22	Terrico White (2)	Radnički	38
23	D. J. Strawberry	Cibona	35
24	Aleksa Popović	Budućnost	30
24	Andrija Žižić	Cibona	30
25	Branko Jorović	Igokea	34
26	Romeo Travis (4)	Zadar	33
SF	Aleksandar Ćapin (5)	Radnički	31
F	Raško Katić	Crvena zvezda	33

Source: ABA League

Top 10 attendances

	Round	Game	Home team	Visitor	Attendance	Ref.
1	Regular Season	14	Zadar	Partizan	7,500	^[6]
2	Regular Season	15	Crvena zvezda	Zadar	7,000	^[7]
	Regular Season	16	MZT Skopje	Budućnost	7,000	^[8]
	Regular Season	17	Crvena zvezda	Cedevita	7,000	^[9]
	Regular Season	25	MZT Skopje	Partizan	7,000	^[10]
	Regular Season	26	Partizan	Szolnoki Olaj	7,000	^[11]
7	Regular Season	22	MZT Skopje	Igokea	6,800	^[12]
8	Regular Season	9	Crvena zvezda	Krka	6,500	^[13]
8	Regular Season	24	Partizan	Igokea	6,500	^[14]
10	Regular Season	11	Crvena zvezda	Široki	6,200	^[15]

References

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