Nebojša Bogavac
Nebojša Bogavac ( born December 14, 1973 in Bijelo Polje, SFR Yugoslavia ) is a former Montenegrin professional basketball player. In addition to his native country and one season in the Spanish ACB league Bogavac was especially active in the French LNB Pro A. The European Football Cup in 2003 won with KK Hemofarm 2005, the Adriatic League (ABA ) and 2009 ASVEL, the French Championship.
Bogavac played until 2001 when KK Lovćen from Cetinje, before he was taken by the Serbian Korać Cup finalists KK Hemofarm Vrsac out under contract. With this club he once reached 2003, the Serbian - Montenegrin Cup final and was twice runner-up in 2004 and 2005, respectively after defeats against KK Partizan Belgrade. For this one could defeat Partizan 2005 in the finals of the ABA, in which Bogavac was named MVP of the Finals as well as the best defender of the ABA season 2004/ 05, and to celebrate the first title of the association. In the semifinals of the ULEB Cup 2004 /05 is playful in the return leg against Makedonikos a 23 -point lead from the first leg and retired after the defeat in Kozani from 65:96. Subsequently joined the Serbian- Montenegrin international, who had become in the finals of the European Basketball Championships in Sweden in 2003 after losing in the quarterfinals to eventual champions Lithuania with the national team in sixth abroad to Spain.
With Leche Río Breogán, the sponsors name of the basketball club from the Galician Lugo, Bogavac had little success and it increased after the 2005/06 season as Table from the top division from. He could win the title as the best pitcher in the distance ACB Showtime weekend's three point shot contest. He then moved to the French master MSB Le Mans. After being eliminated in the season 2006/ 07 as the defending champion in the quarter- finals of the Championship play-offs, it was initially better than one could conclude the regular season as the first table in the 2007/ 08 season. In the play-off semi-final series against Chorale Roanne Basket titleholder would retire from then however. In the highest European League ULEB Euro League is different from each after the first round.
In the 2008 /09 season he returned to KK Lovćen back to Montenegro before he moved in February 2009 to ASVEL Lyon back in the French league. With the French giants, he was not only the first in the regular season, but also champion in the Championship play-offs. With the end of the season ended the contract and he was in the season 2009/10 active at first Montenegrin first division Gorstak from Kolasin, before the French first division side Jeanne d' Arc took him in December 2009 from the Burgundian Dijon under contract. But even a change of coach to the Finnish and former German national team coach Henrik Dettmann one month later did not help to keep the club from relegation, he had to play as a Table at the end of the season. From October to December 2010 Bogavac had then once a contract with ASVEL.