2011–12 ABA League

2011–12 ABA League
The 2011–12 ABA League was the 11th season of the Adriatic League, with 14 teams from Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Israel participating in it. This was the second time a team from Israel, Maccabi Tel Aviv, participated in the league.
2011–12 ABA League Final Four was held in Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv.
Team information
Venues and locations
Head coaches
Regular season
The regular season began on Saturday, 8 October 2011, and ended on Saturday, 14 April 2012.
Standings
Schedule and results
Stats leaders
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Blocks
Ranking MVP
MVP Round by Round
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
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! align="center"|Round
! align="center"|Player
! align="center"|Team
! align="center"|Efficiency
|-
|rowspan=3|1||align="left"| David Simon||align="left"| Radnički||28
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|align="left"| Miljan Pavković||align="left"| Radnički||28
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|align="left"| D. J. Gay||align="left"| Helios Domžale||28
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|2||align="left"| David Simon (2)||align="left"| Radnički||38
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|3||align="left"| Nikola Peković||align="left"| Partizan||34
|-
|4||align="left"| Damir Markota||align="left"| Union Olimpija||36
|-
|5||align="left"| Smiljan Pavič||align="left"| Krka||34
|-
|6||align="left"| Nikola Vučević||align="left"| Budućnost||31
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|7||align="left"| Vladimir Panić||align="left"| Zlatorog Laško||43
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|8||align="left"| Nikola Vučević (2)||align="left"| Budućnost||44
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|9||align="left"| Guy Pnini||align="left"| Maccabi Tel Aviv||33
|-
|10||align="left"| Steven Marković||align="left"| Radnički||39
|-
|11||align="left"| Krunoslav Simon||align="left"| Zagreb||35
|-
|12||align="left"| Petar Popović||align="left"| Crvena zvezda||38
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|13||align="left"| Vedran Vukušić||align="left"| Cedevita||30
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|14||align="left"| Mike Scott||align="left"| Radnički||40
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|15||align="left"| Miroslav Raduljica||align="left"| Partizan||47
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|16||align="left"| Klemen Prepelič||align="left"| Helios Domžale||40
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|rowspan=2|17||align="left"| Mladen Pantić||align="left"| Hemofarm||28
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|align="left"| Omar Thomas||align="left"| Crvena zvezda||28
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|18||align="left"| Drago Pašalić||align="left"| Helios Domžale||31
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|19||align="left"| Mario Kasun||align="left"| Zagreb||35
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|20||align="left"| Mario Kasun (2)||align="left"| Zagreb||34
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|21||align="left"| Čedomir Vitkovac||align="left"| Budućnost||34
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|22||align="left"| Mario Kasun (3)||align="left"| Zagreb||29
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|23||align="left"| David Simon (3)||align="left"| Radnički||40
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|24||align="left"| Klemen Prepelič (2)||align="left"| Helios Domžale||35
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|25||align="left"| Zoran Dragić||align="left"| Krka||29
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|26||align="left"| Milan Mačvan||align="left"| Partizan||34
|-
|SF||align="left"| Keith Langford||align="left"| Maccabi Tel Aviv||22
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|F||align="left"| Keith Langford (2)||align="left"| Maccabi Tel Aviv||30
|-
Final four
Matches in, Yad Eliyahu Arena, Tel Aviv, Israel
Semifinals
Final
References
External links
Official Site
Eurobasket.com League Page
Fantaziranje.com Fantasy for NLB League
2011-12
2011–12 in European basketball leagues
2011–12 in Serbian basketball
2011–12 in Slovenian basketball
2011–12 in Croatian basketball
2011–12 in Bosnia and Herzegovina basketball
2011–12 in Montenegrin basketball
2011–12 in Israeli basketball