1966 Yugoslav First Basketball League

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1966 Yugoslav First Basketball League
League Yugoslav First Basketball League
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1966
Season champions Flag of Slovenia (1945-1991).svg Olimpija
Yugoslav First Basketball League seasons

The 1966 Yugoslav First Basketball League season was the 22nd season of the Yugoslav First Basketball League.

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Teams

Flag of SR Serbia.svg SR Serbia Flag of the Socialist Republic of Croatia.svg SR Croatia Flag of Slovenia (1945-1991).svg SR Slovenia

Flag of the Socialist Republic of Montenegro.svg SR Montenegro

Classification

Regular season ranking 1966GVPPFPSPt
1. Olimpija 221751985165534
2. Partizan 221661814169032
3. Zadar 221481860167928
4. Crvena Zvezda 221481922180328
5. Split 221391556150626
6. Željezničar Karlovac 221391592155226
7. Lokomotiva 2211111644159922
8. OKK Beograd 2210121572157920
9. Radnički Belgrade 2210121711175520
10. Borac Čačak 228141571171416
11. Slovan 225171624178810
12. Ivangrad 22121151020412

The winning roster of Olimpija: [1]

Coach: Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Boris Kristančič

Results

Home \ Away OLI PAR ZAD CZV SPL ŽKA LOK OKK RAD BOR SLV IVA
Olimpija 105–86104–8292–7585–6683–7278–7472–82107–73133–51
Partizan 81–77101–8869–7567–6575–6791–8685–7278–7480–5998–66
Zadar 75–7688–8484–6572–6081–5567–56102–8486–66134–93
Crvena Zvezda 92–8876–8693–9085–8683–7261–6084–78131–66
Split 62–7288–7676–6759–7079–5369–65
Željezničar Karlovac 69–57100–8356–5352–6658–5377–6970–6383–59
Lokomotiva 79–9286–9182–7480–6664–6876–6998–6666–6186–64
OKK Beograd 84–8268–7753–5160–7975–6280–7276–63
Radnički Belgrade 78–8393–83101–9673–7174–8098–9387–6694–68
Borac Čačak 82–8064–6277–8272–6967–6976–8673–5680–66
Slovan 81–10984–8883–8777–7975–8371–6782–5294–63
Ivangrad 77–9878–9483–10672–7882–9883–78
Source: Partizanopedia.rs
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.
Matches with lighter background shading were decided after overtime.

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Qualification in 1966–67 season European competitions

FIBA European Champions Cup

FIBA Cup Winners' Cup

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References

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