KK Angeli

Angeli
Leagues Macedonian Second League
Founded 2006
Arena Dracevo hall
Location Dracevo, Skopje
Team colors Blue, grey, red
              
President Blagoja Kečovski
Team manager Goran Mojsovski
Head coach B. Kecovski, I. Atanasov, A. Georgievski
Championships -2008
-2008
-2009
Website http://kkangeli.webs.com
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KK Angeli is a professional basketball club in Macedonia (Macedonian League). It was formed in 2006 Dracevo, Skopje. There are youth competitions (generations '91 '92 '93 '94 '95 ' 97). Angeli won silver and bronze medals in the season 2007–08, and another bronze medal in the season 2880–09.

Achievements

Halls

The gym in RAJKO ZINZIFOV is where the youth players (gen. 1994 and '97) have their trainings). It doesn't have capacity for too much crowd. It doesn't have stands.

The gym in KLIMENT OHRIDSKI recently got new rims. It is a little bigger than the one in Rajko Zinzifov, but it also has no stands. The youth players (gen. '95, '96) train there.

THE DRACEVO HALL is the biggest gym in Dracevo. It has quality rims and backboards, it has original dimensions, long stands for the crowd and quality locker rooms with showers.

Beginning and Third League competition

KK Angeli was formed in 2006 in Dracevo. First Angeli played in the third Macedonian league. Along with Vodnjanski Lisici, they were unstoppable, winning 90% of the games so they entered the second league.

Second League competition

Angeli started poorly in the second league, losing 6 consecutive games and staying at the bottom of the table. Recently they quit the competition.

Staff

President of the team-Blagoja Kečovski

Secretary-Igor Atanasov

Manager-Goran Mojsovski

Media Contact-Martin Gievski

Coaches-B.Kečovski, I.Atanasov, A.Georgievski

Championships

The girl team (generation 1995 and 1996) won a silver and bronze medal in the season 2007–08. Those were the first medals since the forming of the club.

The boys from the generation '97 and '98 won the third place in the season 2008–09.

Roster

Republic of Macedonia Goran Gjorgev

Republic of Macedonia Oliver Stojmanović

Republic of Macedonia Jovanče Trajkovski

Republic of Macedonia Martin Spasovski

Republic of Macedonia Goran Mojsoski

Republic of Macedonia Daniel Stojčeski

Republic of Macedonia Viktor Petreski

Republic of Macedonia Dragoslav Lihvancev

Republic of Macedonia Žarko Deskoski

Republic of Macedonia Almir Advić

Republic of Macedonia Nermin Ramić

Republic of Macedonia Nikolče Sekuloski

Republic of Macedonia Samir Kozica

Republic of Macedonia Martin Velkoski

Republic of Macedonia Aleksandar Uzunov

Republic of Macedonia Risto Janevski

Republic of Macedonia Žarko Kostovski

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