KK Mladost

Leagues Played
Croatia A2 14 Croatia Cup 1
Links
Wikipedia
Related Teams
KK Mladost U19

Results

Croatia A2 03/27 20:00 - KK Mladost v KK Zaprude L 60-88
Croatia A2 03/06 20:00 - KK Mladost v Hermes Analitica W 98-84
Croatia A2 02/06 18:00 - Samobor v KK Mladost L 113-92
Croatia A2 01/24 16:00 - Vrijednosnice Osijek v KK Mladost L 101-70
Croatia A2 01/21 15:00 - KK Mladost v Kk Crikvenica W 82-73
Croatia A2 12/23 19:00 - KK Zaprude v KK Mladost L 90-85
Croatia A2 12/10 15:00 - Kk Podstrana v KK Mladost L 72-67
Croatia Cup 09/15 19:00 - Samobor v KK Mladost L 104-101
Croatia A2 05/13 13:00 - Kk Opus Puntamika v KK Mladost W 74-104
Croatia A2 04/26 13:00 - KK Mladost v Samobor W 111-99
Croatia A2 03/08 16:00 - KK Mladost v Samobor W 99-76
Croatia A2 01/18 20:00 - KK Zaprude v KK Mladost L 86-63

Wikipedia - HAKK Mladost

HAKK Mladost (Hrvatski akademski košarkaški klub Mladost) is a Croatian basketball club from Zagreb. It is part of the Mladost sports society.

History

The basketball section of the club was formed in 1946 after its parent club HAŠK Zagreb (which established in 1906 and until 1945 had only football department) fused up to Dinamo Zagreb, whenever HAŠK not to dissolve founded other departments and rename it to Mladost (HAŠK Mladost), which in English means "Youth".

In 1948, Mladost participated for the first time in the final tournament of the Yugoslav League held in Belgrade and took the fifth place in a six team group. The next year, it came out as best Croatian basketball team after it was ranked third in the national league behind their Serbian rivals of Belgrade (Crvena Zvezda & Partizan) and above the other Croatian teams such as Jedinstvo (4th) and Lokomotiva Rijeka (9th). The decade of the '50s proved the best in the history of the club, having taken part seven times in the large category of Yugoslavia basketball (1950, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956) and specifically in 1954 where Mladost (Brkljačić, Aleksandar Blašković, Petar Mijač, Batalo, Špiljak, coach Mića Orlović) claims until of the end the champions title against this great team of Crvena Zvezda with the consecutive championship wins that period. The absolute zenith of the championship's claimsk, Mladost was limited to simple participation the next two years and was demoted in 1956. The last glimpse of the team was in 1962, with its participation in the great division, accompanied by an even longer and definitive relegation.

KK Mladost is a professional basketball team based in Belgrade, Serbia. The team was founded in 1945 and has a rich history of success in Serbian basketball. They play their home games at the Aleksandar Nikolic Hall, which has a capacity of 5,878 spectators.

The team has won numerous domestic titles, including 11 Serbian League championships and 7 Serbian Cup titles. They have also had success in European competitions, reaching the EuroCup quarterfinals in 2019.

KK Mladost is known for its strong youth development program, which has produced many talented players who have gone on to play for top European clubs and national teams. The team's current roster includes a mix of experienced veterans and promising young players.

The team's style of play is characterized by fast-paced, high-scoring basketball, with an emphasis on ball movement and team play. They are known for their aggressive defense and ability to create turnovers.

Overall, KK Mladost is a respected and successful basketball team with a proud history and a bright future. They are a team to watch for fans of Serbian basketball and European basketball in general.