KK Partizan accomplishments and records

Last updated April 09, 2024

This page details the all-time statistics, records, and other achievements pertaining to the KK Partizan. Partizan is the professional basketball club based in Belgrade, Serbia. The club competes in the Basketball League of Serbia, Adriatic League and Euroleague. Partizan has won as many as 49 trophies, and it is most successful basketball club in Serbia.

Honours

Total titles: 49

Honours		No.	Years
League – 21
Yugoslav League	Winners	5	1976, 1979, 1981, 1987, 1992
Serbia and Montenegro League	Winners	8	1995, 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
Serbian League	Winners	8	2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Cups – 16
Yugoslav Cup	Winners	3	1979, 1989, 1992
Serbia and Montenegro Cup	Winners	5	1994, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2002
Radivoj Korać Cup	Winners	8	2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2019, 2020
European – 4
EuroLeague	Winners	1	1992
FIBA Korać Cup	Winners	3	1978, 1979, 1989
Regional – 8
ABA League	Winners	7	2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2023
ABA League Supercup	Winners	1^s	2019
Individual club awards – 1
Triple Crown	Winners	1	1991–92

Record

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Individual awards

Award winners
The Naismith Hall of Fame Dražen Dalipagić Aleksandar Nikolić Vlade Divac FIBA's 50 Greatest Players Dražen Dalipagić Dragan Kićanović Vlade Divac FIBA Hall of Fame Dražen Dalipagić Dragan Kićanović Vlade Divac Aleksandar Nikolić Ranko Žeravica 50 Greatest Euroleague Contributors Dražen Dalipagić Predrag Danilović Aleksandar Đorđević Vlade Divac Aleksandar Nikolić Dušan Ivković Željko Obradović Mr. Europa Dražen Dalipagić (1977) Dražen Dalipagić (1978) Dragan Kićanović (1981) Dragan Kićanović (1982) Vlade Divac (1989) Euroscar Dražen Dalipagić (1980) Dragan Kićanović (1981) Dragan Kićanović (1982) FIBA Europe Young Men's Player of the Year Jan Veselý (2010) Euroleague Weekly MVP Miloš Vujanić (2003) Dejan Milojević (2005) Dejan Milojević (2006) Nikola Peković (2008) Novica Veličković (2008) Novica Veličković (2009) Aleks Marić (3x) (2010) Dušan Kecman (2010) Milan Mačvan (2012) Euroleague Final Four MVP Predrag Danilović (1992) Euroleague Top Scorer Miroslav Berić (2001) Miloš Vujanić (2003) Euroleague Monthly MVP Milt Palacio (2008) Novica Veličković (2009) Aleks Marić (2010) All-Euroleague First Team Aleks Marić (2010) All-Euroleague Second Team Miloš Vujanić (2003) Nikola Peković (2008) Bo McCalebb (2010) Euroleague Rising Star Novica Veličković (2009) Bogdan Bogdanović (2014) Yam Madar (2023) Euroleague Coach of the Year Duško Vujošević (2009) EuroCup MVP of the Round Milan Mačvan (2014) Nigel Williams-Goss (2017) Rade Zagorac (2019) Corey Walden (2020) BCL Star Lineup Second Best Team Will Hatcher (2017) Basketball Champions League Game Day MVP Novica Veličković (2016) Adriatic League MVP Dejan Milojević (2005) Dejan Milojević (2006) Adriatic League Play-off/Final 4 MVP Vonteego Cummings (2006) Nikola Peković (2008) Novica Veličković (2009) Nathan Jawai (2011) Kevin Punter (2023) Adriatic League Top Scorer Dejan Milojević (2005) Dejan Milojević (2006) ABA League Ideal Five Bogdan Bogdanović – 2014 Joffrey Lauvergne – 2014 Aleksandar Pavlović – 2015 Milan Mačvan – 2015 Novica Veličković – 2017 Novica Veličković – 2018 Jock Landale – 2019 ABA Supercup MVP Rashawn Thomas – 2019 Basketball League of Serbia MVP Novica Veličković (2009) Basketball League of Serbia Play-off MVP Nikola Peković (2008) Novica Veličković (2009) Bo McCalebb (2010) Curtis Jerrells (2011) Dragan Milosavljević (2013) Bogdan Bogdanović (2014) Radivoj Korać Cup MVP Milenko Tepić (2008) Novica Veličković (2009) Aleks Marić (2010) James Gist (2011) Danilo Anđušić (2012) Nigel Williams-Goss (2018) Alex Renfroe (2019) Ognjen Jaramaz (2020) Radivoj Korać Cup Top Scorer Curtis Jerrells (2011) Jock Landale (2019) Marcus Paige (2020)

International record

Season	Achievement	Notes
Euroleague
1979–80	Semi-final group stage	6th place in a group with Maccabi Tel Aviv, Real Madrid, Bosna, Sinudyne Bologna and Nashua Den Bosch
1981–82	Semi-final group stage	3rd place in a group with Maccabi Tel Aviv, Squibb Cantù, FC Barcelona, Nashua Den Bosch and Panathinaikos
1987–88	Final Four	3rd place in Ghent, lost to Maccabi Tel Aviv 82-87 in the semi-final, defeated Aris 105-93 in the 3rd place game
1991-92	Champions	defeated Philips Milano 82–75 in the semi-final, defeated Montigalà Joventut 71–70 in the final of the Final Four in Istanbul
1997–98	Final Four	4th place in Barcelona, lost to Kinder Bologna 61–83 in the semi-final, lost to Benetton Treviso 89–96 in the 3rd place game
2007–08	Quarter-finals	eliminated 2–1 by Tau Cerámica, 66-74 (L) in Vitoria-Gasteiz, 76-55 (W) in Belgrade, 68-85 (L) in Vitoria-Gasteiz
2008–09	Quarter-finals	eliminated 3–0 by CSKA Moscow, 47-56 (L) in Moscow, 50-77 (L) in Belgrade, 56-67 (L) in Moscow
2009–10	Final Four	4th place in Paris, lost to Olympiacos 80–83 in the semi-final, lost to CSKA Moscow 88–90 in the 3rd place game
2022–23	Quarter-finals	eliminated 3–2 by Real Madrid, 89-87 (W) in Madrid, 95-80 (W) in Madrid, 80-82 (L) in Belgrade, 78-85 (L) in Belgrade, 94-98 (L) in Madrid
Saporta Cup
1966-67	Quarter-finals	eliminated by Ignis Varèse, 55-83 (L) in Varese and 73-76 (L) in Belgrade
1989-90	Quarter-finals	3rd place in a group with Real Madrid, PAOK and Mulhouse
1995-96	Quarter-finals	4th place in a group with Taugrés, Žalgiris, Limoges, Bnei Herzliya and Sunair Oostende
1998-99	Quarter-finals	eliminated by Benetton Treviso, 73-73 (D) in Belgrade and 77-90 (L) in Treviso
Korać Cup
1973–74	Final	lost to Forst Cantù, 86–99 (L) in Cantù and 75-68 (W) in Belgrade in the double finals of Korać Cup
1974–75	Semi-finals	eliminated by Forst Cantù, 101–88 (W) in Belgrade and 67-84 (L) in Cantù
1977–78	Champions	defeated Bosna, 117-110 in the final of Korać Cup in Banja Luka
1978–79	Champions	defeated Arrigoni Rieti, 108-98 in the final of Korać Cup in Belgrade
1988–89	Champions	defeated Wiwa Vismara Cantù, 76–89 (L) in Cantù and 101-82 (W) in Belgrade in the double finals of Korać Cup

Road to the 1992 Euroleague victory

Round	Team	Home	Away
Qualification	Szolnok Olaj	89–72 W	92–65 W
Group Stage	Commodore Den Helder	81–75 W	111–77 W
	Maes Pils	87–67 W	72–86 L
	Philips Milano	86–70 W	94–89 W
	Montigalà Joventut	76–75 W	76–79 L
	Bayer 04 Leverkusen	93–69 W	73–80 L
	Estudiantes Caja Postal	75–95 L	72–75 L
	Aris	83–75 W	99–65 W
Quarterfinal	Knorr Bologna	78–65 W	60–61 L
Quarterfinal	Knorr Bologna	78–65 W	69–65 W
Final Four Semifinal	Philips Milano	82–75 W
Final Four Final	Montigalà Joventut	71–70 W

Domestic record

Season	Achievement	Notes
National Championship (Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro / Serbia)
1975–76	Winner	1st after 26 regular season games with 44 pts
1978–79	Winner	1st after 22 regular season games with 34 pts
1980–81	Winner	1st after 22 regular season games with 38 pts
1986–87	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 2–0 in playoff final
1991–92	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3–0 in playoff final
1994–95	Winner	Defeated Borovica 4–1 in playoff final
1995–96	Winner	Defeated BFC Beočin 3–2 in playoff final
1996–97	Winner	Defeated FMP 3–1 in playoff final
2001–02	Winner	Defeated Budućnost 3–0 in playoff final
2002–03	Winner	Defeated FMP 3–0 in playoff final
2003–04	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 3–1 in playoff final
2004–05	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 3–1 in playoff final
2005–06	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3–0 in playoff final
2006–07	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3–1 in playoff final
2007–08	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 3–1 in playoff final
2008–09	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3-2 in playoff final
2009–10	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 3–0 in playoff final
2010–11	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 3–0 in playoff final
2011–12	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3–1 in playoff final
2012–13	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3–1 in playoff final
2013–14	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 3–1 in playoff final

Season	Achievement	Notes
National Cup (Yugoslavia / Serbia)
1978–79	Winner	Defeated Zadar 93–86 in final
1988–89	Winner	Defeated Jugoplastika 87–74 in final
1991–92	Winner	Defeated Bosna 105–79 in final
1993–94	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 104–102 in final
1994–95	Winner	Defeated Spartak 84–81 in final
1998–99	Winner	Defeated FMP 80–69 in final
1999–00	Winner	Defeated Zdravlje 79–66 in final
2001–02	Winner	Defeated Budućnost 88–81 in final
2007–08	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 73–64 in final
2008–09	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 80–65 in final
2009–10	Winner	Defeated FMP 72–62 in final
2010–11	Winner	Defeated FMP 77–73 in final
2011–12	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 64–51 in final
2017–18	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 81–75 in final
2018–19	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 76–74 in final
2019–20	Winner	Defeated C. zvezda 85–84 in final

Regional record

Season	Achievement	Notes
Adriatic League
2004–05	Runners-up	Defeated by Hemofarm 76–89 in final
2005–06	Runners-up	Defeated by FMP 72–73 in final
2006–07	Winner	Defeated FMP away 85–83(W) and home 94–82(W) in final
2007–08	Winner	Defeated Hemofarm 69–51 in final
2008–09	Winner	Defeated Cibona 63–49 in final
2009–10	Winner	Defeated Cibona 75–74 in final
2010–11	Winner	Defeated Olimpija 77–74 in final
2012–13	Winner	Defeated C.zvezda 71–63 in final
2021–22	Runners-up	Defeated by C.zvezda 3-2 in playoff final
2022–23	Winner	Defeated C.zvezda 3-2 in playoff final

Adriatic League

The biggest wins in Adriatic League

Home wins

Season	Match	Score	Pts dif.
2021–22	Partizan – Split	109 – 49	+60
2022–23	Partizan – MZT Skopje	120 – 67	+53
2010–11	Partizan – Široki	93 – 43	+50
2021–22	Partizan – Krka	92 – 45	+47
2023–24	Partizan – Borac Čačak	101 – 56	+45
2007–08	Partizan – Zagreb	109 – 65	+44
2011–12	Partizan – Zlatorog Laško	90 – 50	+40
2023–24	Partizan – Zadar	113 – 74	+39
2022–23	Partizan – Zadar	114 – 77	+37
2019–20	Partizan – Cibona	102 – 66	+36
2004–05	Partizan – Široki	94 – 59	+35
2010–11	Partizan – Zadar	85 – 50	+35
2014–15	Partizan – Zadar	87 – 53	+34
2018–19	Partizan – Krka	87 – 55	+32
2023–24	Partizan – Mega MIS	112 – 80	+32
2023–24	Partizan – Mornar Bar	110 – 78	+32
2010–11	Partizan – Crvena zvezda	99 – 68	+31
2006–07	Partizan – Hemofarm	80 – 49	+31
2021–22	Partizan – Zadar	103 – 72	+31
2023–24	Partizan – FMP	88 – 57	+31
2006–07	Partizan – Split	111 – 81	+30
2022–23	Partizan – Borac Čačak	114 – 84	+30

Away wins

Season	Match	Score	Pts dif.
2023–24	Igokea – Partizan	52 – 98	+46
2023–24	FMP – Partizan	61 – 105	+44
2005–06	Zagreb – Partizan	68 – 108	+40
2023–24	Krka – Partizan	56 – 96	+40
2014–15	Levski Sofia – Partizan	66 – 98	+32
2016–17	MZT Skopje – Partizan	62 – 93	+31
2010–11	Cibona – Partizan	55 – 85	+30
2019–20	FMP – Partizan	57 – 87	+30
2021–22	Mega Mozzart – Partizan	68 – 97	+29
2006–07	Slovan – Partizan	69 – 97	+28
2011–12	Zagreb – Partizan	65 – 93	+28
2013–14	Radnički Kragujevac – Partizan	66 – 92	+26
2022–23	Mega MIS – Partizan	78 – 103	+25
2018–19	Cibona – Partizan	59 – 83	+24
2022–23	Cibona – Partizan	81 – 105	+24
2007–08	Olimpija Ljubljana – Partizan	60 – 83	+23
2023–24	Mornar Bar – Partizan	76 – 98	+22

Positions by year

#	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23
1			1	1	1	1	1		1							1			1
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3								3					3
4										4	4				4
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Longest winning streak
- 16 games in the 2022–23 season.
Longest losing streak
- 5 games in the 2020–21 season.
Most Won Games in a Season
- 24 out of 26 games for the 2007–08 season.
Most Lost Games in a Season
- Lost 14 out of 26 games for the 2015–16 season.

Player records

Name	Games
Novica Veličković	509
Petar Božić	471
Dušan Kecman	444
Milenko Savović	386
Uroš Tripković	378
Predrag Drobnjak	368
Dragan Todorić	363
Miodrag Marić	362
Aleksandar Čubrilo	343
Dušan Kerkez	339

Name	Points
Dražen Dalipagić	8278
Dragan Kićanović	6520
Miodrag Marić	4688
Miroslav Berić	4507
Radovan Radović	4188
Miloš Bojović	4086
Dušan Kecman	3897
Goran Grbović	3889
Predrag Drobnjak	3775
Haris Brkić	3740

_{*Players in bold are still active}

Records in EuroLeague

	Player	Position		Opponent	Date
Most points	Vlado Šćepanović	SG	40	Ural Great	January 10, 2002
Most rebounds	Dejan Milojević	PF	20	Adecco Estudiantes	November 11, 2004
Most assists	Bogdan Bogdanović	SG	10	Budivelnyk	December 5, 2013
Most PIR	Aleks Marić	C	49	Efes Pilsen	December 10, 2009

NBA

Players in the NBA draft

Players in the NBA Draft
Vlade Divac – 1st round, 26th overall by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1989 Predrag Danilović – 2nd round, 43rd overall by the Golden State Warriors in 1992 Željko Rebrača – 2nd round, 54th overall by the Seattle SuperSonics in 1994 Predrag Drobnjak – 2nd round, 48th overall by the Washington Bullets in 1997 Nenad Krstić – 1st round, 24th overall by the New Jersey Nets in 2002 Miloš Vujanić – 2nd round, 36th overall by the New York Knicks in 2002 Kosta Perović – 2nd round, 38th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 2006 Nikola Peković – 2nd round, 31st overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2008 Jan Veselý – 1st round, 6th overall by the Washington Wizards in 2011 Joffrey Lauvergne – 2nd round, 55th overall by the Memphis Grizzlies in 2013 Bogdan Bogdanović – 1st round, 27th overall by the Phoenix Suns in 2014 Nikola Milutinov – 1st round, 26th overall by the San Antonio Spurs in 2015 Vanja Marinković – 2nd round, 60th overall by the Sacramento Kings in 2019 Tristan Vukčević – 2nd round, 42nd overall by the Washington Wizards in 2023

Moved to an NBA team

Year	Pos.	Player	Moving to
1989	SF	Žarko Paspalj	San Antonio Spurs
1989	C	Vlade Divac	Los Angeles Lakers
2004	C	Nenad Krstić	New Jersey Nets
2007	C	Kosta Perović	Golden State Warriors
2011	PF	Jan Veselý	Washington Wizards
2023	PG	Dante Exum	Dallas Mavericks
2024	PF/C	Tristan Vukčević	Washington Wizards

Signed from an NBA team

Year	Pos.	Player	From	Notes
1977	C	Butch Taylor	Philadelphia 76ers	Second foreign basketball player in Yugoslavia
2007	PG	Milt Palacio	Utah Jazz
2008	C	Stéphane Lasme	Miami Heat	The first ever African player in KK Partizan
2010	C	Nathan Jawai	Minnesota Timberwolves
2010	PG	Oliver Lafayette	Boston Celtics
2011	PG	Acie Law	Golden State Warriors
2011	C	Nikola Peković	Minnesota Timberwolves	Played in Partizan from August 2011 to December 2011 during the 2011 NBA lockout
2014	SG	Aleksandar Pavlović	Portland Trail Blazers
2018	PG	Marcus Paige	Charlotte Hornets
2018	SF	Anthony Brown	Minnesota Timberwolves
2021	SF	Rodions Kurucs	Milwaukee Bucks
2021	F/C	Alen Smailagić	Golden State Warriors
2023	G/F	PJ Dozier	Sacramento Kings
2023	F/C	Frank Kaminsky	Houston Rockets

External links

Official website

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