Aco Petrović (basketball)
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Aleksandar "Aco" Petrović
Aleksandar "Aco" Petrović (serb. Ацо Петровић; October 14, 1959 – December 1, 2014) was a Serbian basketball coach from Požega, Serbia. He died on 1 December 2014 at the age of 55.[1]
Career
- Club Career
- 1993-1997 KK Radnički Beograd
- 1997–1998 KK Crvena zvezda (assistant coach)- champions of Yugoslavia
- 1998–2003 KK FMP- Yugoslavian Cup final
- 2003–2004 KK Hemofarm-Yugoslavian Cup final
- 2004 FIBA Europe League All Star Day, Kiev
- 2004–2007 BC Lokomotiv Rostov (2005 FIBA Europe Cup finalist)
- 2005 FIBA Europe League All Star Day, Cyprus
- 2007–2009 UNICS Kazan (3rd in Superleague (2009); Russian Cup winner (2009); ULEB Cup Final Eight (2008))
- 2009 KK Crvena zvezda [2]
- 2010 BC Žalgiris [3][4]
- 2011 KK FMP [5]
- 2011 BC Azovmash [6]
- 2012–2013 UNICS Kazan [7]
- National Team
- 2001 European Championship – Yugoslavia (assistant for coach Svetislav Pešić’), gold medals;
- 2002 FIBA World Championship – Yugoslavia (assistant for coach Svetislav Pešić’), gold medals;
- 2008 FIBA World Championship – Serbia (assistant for coach Dušan Ivković);
- 2009 European Championship – Serbia (assistant for coach Dušan Ivković), silver medals;
References
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- ↑ Ацо Петровић тренер Звезде
- ↑ Žalgiris hires Aco Petrovic as head coach
- ↑ Žalgiris axes coach Aco Petrović
- ↑ ФМП сменио тренера, Ацо Петровић уместо Ђокића
- ↑ Coach Aco Petrovic leaves Azovmash Mariupol
- ↑ Петрович возглавил УНИКС
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