2013–14 Slovenian Basketball League

1. A SKL
Champions Krka Novo Mesto
7th title
Runners-up Union Olimpija
Semifinalists Helios Domžale
Hopsi Polzela
Teams 10 + 2
Duration 19 October 2013 – 31 May 2014
Top seed Helios Domžale
TV RTV Slovenija
Awards
Finals MVP Slovenia Jaka Klobučar
Statistical leaders
Points

United States Ousman Krubally

17.7

Rebounds

United States Ousman Krubally

9.1

Assists

Slovenia Daniel Vujasinović

7.6

The 2013–14 Slovenian Basketball League (official: 2013–14 Telemach League) was the 23rd season of the Premier A Slovenian Basketball League, the highest professional basketball league in Slovenia. Krka Novo Mesto won its 7th national championship, an its 6th in a row.

Regular season

Key
Qualified for Group A
Qualified for Group B
Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
1 Helios Domžale 18 15 3 1410 1215+195 33
2 Rogaška 18 14 4 1373 1220+153 32
3 Hopsi Polzela 18 12 6 1431 1336+95 30
4 Zlatorog Laško 18 10 8 1485 1438+47 28
5 Grosuplje 18 10 8 1360 1279+81 28
6 Portorož 18 7 11 1312 1382−70 25
7 Maribor Nova KBM 18 6 12 1288 1374−86 24
8 Slovan 18 6 12 1296 1410−114 24
9 Elektra Šoštanj 18 6 12 1296 1410−114 24
10 Tajfun 18 5 13 1225 1383−158 23

Second round

Key
Qualified for the 1. A SKL Playoffs
Qualified for Relegation Playoffs
Relegated to Second Division

Group A

Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
1 Krka 10 8 2 796 726+70 18
2 Union Olimpija 10 6 4 803 690+113 16
3 Helios Domžale 10 6 4 743 694+49 16
4 Hopsi Polzela 10 4 6 721 772−51 14
5 Zlatorog Laško 10 4 6 664 768−104 14
6 Rogaška 10 2 8 712 789−77 12

Group B

Results between teams in the regular season remained in effect for the second round for Group B.

Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
7 Grosuplje 28 16 12 2144 2013+131 44
8 Portorož 28 12 16 2058 2130−72 40
9 Maribor Nova KBM 28 11 17 2055 2161−106 39
10 Elektra Šoštanj 28 11 17 2021 2155−134 39
11 Tajfun 28 10 18 1978 2137−159 38
12 Slovan 28 9 19 2007 2157−150 37

Playoffs

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
         
1 Krka Novo Mesto 2
8 Portorož 0
1 Krka 2
4 Hopsi Polzela 1
4 Hopsi Polzela 2
5 Zlatorog Laško 1
1 Krka 3
2 Union Olimpija 2
2 Union Olimpija 2
7 Grosuplje 0
2 Union Olimpija 2
3 Helios Domžale 1
3 Helios Domžale 2
6 Rogaška 1
Telemach League 2013–14
Champions

Krka
7th title

Relegation Playoffs

Qualified for 2014–15 Slovenian First Division

The two bottom teams of the season played against the two best teams from the Slovenian Second Division. All teams played each other at home and away.

Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
1 Tajfun 6 5 1 511 414+97 11
2 Elektra Šoštanj 6 5 1 486 434+52 11
3 Lastovka Domžale 6 2 4 434 476−42 8
4 Plama Pur 6 0 6 388 495−107 6

Awards

Slovenia Jaka Klobučar (Krka Novo Mesto)

Weekly MVP

Regular season

Week MVP[1] Club
1
United States Ousman Krubally Grosuplje
2
Bosnia and Herzegovina Milan Milošević Zlatorog Laško
3 c
Slovenia Goran Jagodnik Hopsi Polzela
Slovenia Goran Jurak Zlatorog Laško
4
Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir Zimić Tajfun
5
United States Ousman Krubally (2) Grosuplje
6
Slovenia Matej Krušič Grosuplje
7
United States Hugh Robertson Hopsi Polzela
8 c
Slovenia Miha Lapornik Zlatorog Laško
United States Ousman Krubally (3) Grosuplje
9
United States Hugh Robertson (2) Hopsi Polzela
10
Bosnia and Herzegovina Milan Milošević (2) Zlatorog Laško
11
United States Hugh Robertson (3) Hopsi Polzela
12
Slovenia Sandi Čebular Rogaška Crystal
13
Croatia Igor Marić Helios Domžale
14
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ramo Rizvić Maribor
15
Slovenia Miha Fon Maribor
16
Slovenia Jure Močnik Hopsi Polzela
17
Slovenia Stipe Modrić Slovan
18
Cameroon Alexis Wangmene Hopsi Polzela
Note
^c – Co-MVP's were announced.

Second round

Week MVP[2] Club
1
Croatia Zvonko Buljan Krka Novo Mesto
2
Serbia Đorđe Majstorović Helios Domžale
3
Serbia Milivoje Mijović Rogaška
4
Slovenia Simo Atanacković Hopsi Polzela
5
Slovenia Luka Lapornik Krka Novo Mesto
6
Slovenia Goran Jurak Zlatorog Laško
7
Lithuania Deividas Gailius Union Olimpija
8
Bosnia and Herzegovina Milan Milošević Zlatorog Laško
9
Croatia Jozo Brkić Rogaška
10
Slovenia Jaka Klobučar Krka Novo Mesto

References

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