A1 Liga (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

The A1 Liga is a second tier of men's basketball competition in Bosnia and Herzegovina that sits below the Basketball Championship of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Prvenstvo Bosne i Hercegovine), composed of three regional divisions: A1 liga Bosne i Hercegovine (Division I per eurobasket.com), A1 liga Herceg-Bosne (Division II per eurobasket.com), and 1. Muška Liga Republike Srpske (1. ML RS for short).

The three divisions of Bosnian basketball second tier competition (A1 league) geographic authority roughly corresponds to the country's regional ethnic outlook: Bosniaks in the central regions (Division I), Croats in the south-southwest (Division II), and Serbs to the north-northeast (1. ML RS).

A1 League 2015–16 teams

A1 liga Bosne i Hercegovine

• KK Brčko Distrikt, Brčko
• KK Promo Donji Vakuf, Donji Vakuf
• KK Igman, Ilidža
• KK Turbina, Jablanica
• KK Lukavac, Lukavac
• KK Bosna Royal, Sarajevo
• KK Burch, Sarajevo
• KK Vogošća, Sarajevo
• KK Gradina Srebrenik, Srebrenik
• KK Gradina Kotex Tešanj, Tešanj
• OKK Čelik, Zenica
• KK Orlovik, Žepče

A1 liga Herceg-Bosne

• HOKK Busovača, Busovača
• HKK Čapljina Lasta, Čapljina
• HKK Grude, Grude
• KK Livno, Livno
• VKK Mostar, Mostar
• KK Novi Travnik, Novi Travnik
• HKK Posušje, Posušje
• Široki II Eronet, Široki Brijeg
• HKK Tomislav, Tomislavgrad

1. Muška Liga Republike Srpske

• KK Borac Banja Luka, Banja Luka
• OKK Student Banja Luka, Banja Luka
• KK HEO, Bileća
• KK Bratunac, Bratunac
• KK Sutjeska Foča, Foča
• OKK Kozara, Gradiška
• KK Prijedor, Prijedor
• KK Rogatica, Rogatica
• OKK Slavija 1996 Sarajevo, Sarajevo
• KK Teslić, Teslić
• KK Drina Birac, Zvornik

Champions

Division I

• 1994 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 1995 – KK Zenica Metalno
• 1996 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 1997 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 1998 – KK Bosna Sarajevo
• 1999 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 2000 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 2001 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 2002 – KK Sloboda Tuzla
• 2003 –
• 2004 – KK Vogošća
• 2005 –
• 2006 – KK Zenica Čelik
• 2007 – KK Vogošća
• 2008 – KK Novi Grad Atal Sarajevo
• 2009 – KK Zenica Čelik
• 2010 – KK Kakanj
• 2011 – KK Triland
• 2012 – KK Kakanj
• 2013 – OKK Spars Sarajevo
• 2014 – KK Zenica Čelik
• 2015 – KK Bošnjak Hadžići
• 2016 – KK Bosna Royal

Division II

• 1994 – HKK Čapljina Lasta
• 1995 –
• 1996 –
• 1997 – HKK Brotnjo
• 1998 – HKK Široki
• 1999 – HKK Brotnjo
• 2000 – HKK Brotnjo
• 2001 – HKK Široki
• 2002 – HKK Široki
• 2003 – KK Ljubuški (North), KK Rama (South)
• 2004 – KK Odžak (North), HKK Zrinjski (South)
• 2005 – HKK Grude
• 2006 – HKK Brotnjo
• 2007 – HKK Čapljina Lasta
• 2008 – HKK Vitez
• 2009 – HKK Čapljina Lasta
• 2010 – HKK Brotnjo
• 2011 – HKK Grude
• 2012 – HKK Vitez
• 2013 – HKK Brotnjo
• 2014 – HKK Vitez
• 2015 – KK Student Mostar
• 2016 –

1. ML RS

• 1994 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 1995 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 1996 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 1997 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 1998 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 1999 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 2000 – KK Igokea
• 2001 – KK Igokea
• 2002 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 2003 –
• 2004 –
• 2005 –
• 2006 –
• 2007 – KK Borac Banja Luka
• 2008 – KK Mladost Mrkonjić Grad
• 2009 – KK Sutjeska Foča
• 2010 – KK Varda Hidroelektrana Visegrad
• 2011 – KK Servitium Gradiska
• 2012 – KK Radnik Bijeljina
• 2013 – KK Građanski Bijeljina
• 2014 – KK HEO (regular season)
• 2015 – KK Radnik Bijeljina
• 2016 – KK Prijedor

External links

• Košarkaški Savez Bosne i Hercegovine
• Košarkaški Savez Herceg-Bosne
• Bosnian basketball Division II at Eurobasket.com