Zoran Martič

Zoran Martič
Trefl Sopot
with MZT Skopje
Position	Head coach
Personal information
Born	(1965-05-08) May 8, 1965 Celje, SR Slovenia, SFR Yugoslavia
Nationality	Slovenian
Career history
1992–1993	Ilirija
1995–1997	Smelt Olimpija mladi
1997–1999	Geoplin Slovan
1999–2000	Rogla Zreče
2000–2001	Loka Kava
2001–2002	Kraški Zidar
2002–2003	Szolnoki Olaj
2003–2004	Krka
2004–2005	Budućnost
2005	Geoplin Slovan
2005–2006	Apoel Nicosia
2006–2007	Pivoarna Lasko
2007–2008	Helios Domžale
2008–2010	Union Olimpija ass.coach
2010–2011	Khimik
2012	BC Körmend
2012–2013	Khimik
2013–2014	MZT Skopje
2015–2017	Trefl Sopot

Zoran Martič ^[1] is a Slovenian basketball coach. He was under contract with MZT Skopje until June 2014.^[2] He won the first Slovenian gold medal for basketball in the European Under-20 championship held in Ohrid, Macedonia. Since 1989, he has been the head coach for several Slovenian basketball teams, including Slovan, Zlatorog Laško and Helios. He coached the Szolnog team in Hungary, the Budućnost team in Serbia & Montenegro, the Apoel team in Cyprus and the Khimik team in Ukraine.

Best results

1998 – 1st. place European U 22 championship (Trapani-Italija).
2000 – 2nd. place European U 20 championship (Ohrid-Macedonia)
2001 – 6th. place World U 20 championship (Tokio-Japan).
2003/04 – 5th. place Goodyear – Adriatic league (Budučnost).
2004/05 – semi finalist of the Serbia & Montenegro cup (Budučnost).
2005 – finalist of the Slovenian play off (Slovan).
2006 – quarter finalist of FIBA Challenge cup.
2007 – semi finalist of the Slovenian play off (Zlatorog Laško).
2008 – finalist of the Slovenian Cup and finalist of the Slovenian play off (Helios), winner of the Slovenian all star game.
2009 – Slovenian Cup winner, Slovenian national champion (U.Olimpija – assistant coach).
2014 – Macedonian League winner, Macedonian Cup winner (MZT Skopje)

References

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