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Serbia  Jovan Bikic signed first professional contract with KK Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet
Serbian prospect Jovan Bikic (200-F-2008, agency: Octagon Europe) signed first professional contract with KK Crvena Zvezda Meridianbet. Bikic started to play basketball in KK Pobednik 011 and continue in KK Beko, Kotez where he spent three seasons. Last season Bikic played for senior team and on 13 games average scored 7.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.2 assists. During the season Bikic already played for KK Crvena Zvezda U19 team on ABA league and Adidas Next generation tournaments. On 7 games in Adidas Next generation tournament Bikic average scored 12.4 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists and in ABA league on 3 games average scored 10.7 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists per game. Jovan Bikic was member of Serbian U16 and U18 National teams.
Chad Survive an Ugly Grind, Edge Congo to Reach the Zone 4 Final - African Championships U18 3 hours ago

Neither side could throw the ball in the ocean, but Chad found just enough in the fourth quarter to move within one win of history. Behind a colossal performance from Ngaba Yaya (2008), Chad outscored the Republic of Congo 19-8 in the final period to overturn a five-point deficit and grind out a 52-46 win in the Zone 4 semifinals of the FIBA U18 AfroBasket qualifiers on Wednesday. It was a contest..

DEAC successfully defended U21 national championship title - Hungary 4 hours ago

DEAC KA successfully defended its U21 national championship title with an impressive 84–74 victory over host team NKA Universitas Pécs in the Morgen Ferdinánd Memorial Championship final. The Debrecen side led from start to finish, building a strong first-half advantage and maintaining control despite a third-quarter comeback attempt by the home team. Several players made key contributions, includ..

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Gabon Outlast Central African Republic in Overtime to Set Up a Final With Chad - African Championships U18 3 hours ago

For the second time in a day, a Zone 4 semifinal turned into a war of attrition decided by everything except made field goals. Gabon shot a miserable 23 percent from the floor and still found a way through, forcing overtime at 60-60 and then pulling away 11-4 in the extra period to beat the Central African Republic 71-64 and book a place in the Zone 4 final. The Central Africans looked the better team for three quarters. They led 32-26 at halftime and were still in front 47-44 after three, shoo..

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