Bremerhaven signs Jamar Butler to a one-year contract

Jamar Butler will continue his career in Germany. Eisbären Bremerhaven has announced the signing of the 24-year-old American guard to a one-year contract. Butler arrives to his new team after helping Igokea to reach the final of the Bosnian league. At the start of the season, he also played in Greece for Olympia Larisa until March.

SOURCE: Eisbaeren Bremerhaven

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Igokea signs Lans Harris and Filip Vukosavljevic

Igokea has made two new signings. The Bosnian club has landed Lans Harris and Filip Vukosavljevic for the upcoming season. The 26-year-old American guard arrives to Igokea after two seasons in Kolossos Rhodes, where he averaged 14.2 points and 3.8 rebounds per game in the last Greek A1 league. Vukosavljevic, a 26-year-old Serbian center, finished last season in KK Borac Cacak, where he posted 14.4 points and 4.7 rebounds per game.

SOURCE: Kosarka.rs

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Igokea signs Stevan Nadfeji

Stevan Nadfeji will continue his career in Bosnia. Igokea has announced the signing for the next season of the 30-year-old Serbian forward, who was playing since 2007 in Greece. In the last season, Nadfeji averaged 4.9 points and 1.5 rebounds per game in the A1 league for Maroussi BC.

SOURCE: Igokea

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Igokea signs Milan Dozet to a one-year contract

Igokea has added a new player for the next season. The Bosnian team has signed Milan Dozet to a one-year contract. The 30-year-old Serbian forward played recently in Cyprus, finishing last season in Apoel Nicosia, where he averaged 14.8 points and 3.4 rebounds per game in the EuroChallenge.

SOURCE: Igokea

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Igokea signs Cedomir Vitkovac

Igokea has made another addition for the next season. The Bosnian team has signed Celomir Vitkovac, a 27-year-old Serbian forward who played last season in Buducnost. Vitkovac, former player of Red Star and Partizan, averaged 9.3 points and 4.3 rebounds per game in the Adriatic League for the Montenegrin team.

SOURCE: Mondo

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Igokea signs Mladen Pantic

Igokea has landed a new player. The Bosnian team has signed Mladen Pantic, an experienced 28-year-old Serbian center who arrives from Radnicki, averaging 9.3 points and 3.4 rebounds per game in the Adriatic League. Pantic has also played for FMP Zeleznik, Alba Berlin or Kavala during his career. Igokea has also extended the contract of the 26-year-old Serbian guard Marko Djerasimovic, who landed in the Bosnian team on March from Lukoil Akademik.

SOURCE: Kosarka.rs

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Slobodan Klipa, new head coach of Igokea

Slobodan Klipa will be the new head coach of Igokea. The 49-year-old Serbian guard was signed to a one-year contract by the Bosnian team, which will play next season in the Adriatic League. Klipa was without a team since being fired by FMP Zeleznik on December 2008, after a season and a half in the Serbian club, and will replace Drago Karalic.

SOURCE: Sportal.rs

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Igokea signs Riste Stefanov

New signing for Igokea. The Bosnian club, which will play next season in the Adriatic League, has landed Riste Stefanov. The 28-year-old Macedonian guard arrives to Igokea after playing last season for Lukoil Akademik, averaging 12.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game in the Bulgarian league.

SOURCE: Sportal

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Sasa Obradovic will finally be the head coach of BC Donetsk

Igokea hasn't reached to an agreement with the main candidate to take the reign of the Bosnian team, Sasa Obradovic. The 41-year Serbian coach has turned down the offer from the Adriatic league team to take over BC Donetsk, in Ukraine. Obradovic was without a team since being released by Turow Zgorzelec last season.

SOURCE: Sportal

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CSP Limoges signs Chris Massie

More new players for the recently promoted team CSP Limoges. The French club has signed Chris Massie for the next season. The 31-year-old American center arrives to Limoges after finishing last season in the Bosnian League with Igokea, averaging 11.4 and 7.9 rebounds per game. Previously, Massie left Olympia Larisa due to the payment delays of the Greek team.

SOURCE: Limoges CSP

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Sasa Obradovic could be the new head coach of Igokea

Igokea could be close to hire Sasa Obradovic as the new head coach of the Bosnian team, which will participate next season in the Adriatic League. The 41-year-old Serbian coach, who would replace Drago Karalic, started last season in Turow Zgorzelec, before being released months later

SOURCE: Mondo

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Igokea signs Zarko Rakocevic and Branko Mirkovic

Igokea has announced the first two signings for the next two seasons. The Bosnian team has landed, as expected, the 26-year-old Montenegrin center Zarko Rakocevic, from Bosna Sarajevo. The other new acquisiton of Igokea is the 27-year-old Serbian guard Branko Mirkovic, who arrives from the Bulgarian club Lukoil Akademik.

SOURCE: Igokea

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Igokea releases Drago Karalic, and could hire Velimir Gasic to replace him

Igokea has a new head coach. The Bosnian club, which will play next season in the Adriatic League, is close to hire Velimir Gasic to take the reign of the team, former coach of Partizan and Radnicki, to replace Drago Karalic. The former coach of KK Borac was in charge of Igokea since 2008.

SOURCE: Sportal

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Igokea, close to sign Zarko Rakocevic

Igokea, the Bosnian team which will play in the next Adriatic League, is close to land Zarko Rakocevic. The 26-year-old Montenegrin center started last season in Partizan, but played during almost the whole season for Bosna Sarajevo, averaging 11.2 points and 4.3 rebounds per game in the last Adriatic League.

SOURCE: SportSport

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Igokea signs Chris Massie

Another addition for BC Igokea. Bosnian team has now landed American center Chris Massie, who has been released from Greek team Olympia Larisa. Massie will take the place reserved for Nick DeWitz, who finally won't play for Igokea, and has signed with Japanese team Sendai 89ers. Curiously, Massie will play along with Jamar Butler, also waived this season from Olympia Larisa.

SOURCES: Sportsport, Asia Basket

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Khimik signs Larry Abney to replace LaVell Blanchard, inked by Igokea

Ukrainian team have found quickly a replacement to LaVell Blanchard, released recently. Center Larry Abney, who has just finished the Mexican season with Halcones Rojos de Veracruz, is the new player for Khimik. On the other hand, Blanchard also found a new team, and will play in Bosnia for BC Igokea.

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BC Igokea adds Jamar Butler

Another player for the Igokea plan to compete in the Adriatic League next year. Bosnian team has signed American guard Jamar Butler for the rest of the season. 24-year-old American guard started the season for Olympia Larisa, but was waived. This is the fourth signing for Igokea in two weeks.

SOURCE: Sportal

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BC Igokea signs Mladen Sekularac

New important signing for Bosnian team BC Igokea, fighting for playing soon in the Adriatic League. Igokea have added for the rest of the season Montenegrin forward Mladen Sekularac. 28-year-old player started the season in his homecountry, playing for KK Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje.

SOURCE: Sportal

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New signing for Igokea: Nick DeWitz

Igokea signed third player in a week. After the arrival of Marko Djerasimovic and Savo Djikanovic, Bosnian team have inked American forward Nick DeWitz, who started the season in Portuguese team Benfica. Previously, DeWitz played two seasons in Japan.

SOURCE: Sportal

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Savo Djikanovic, signed by BC Igokea after leaving Trikala 2000

Savo Djikanovic won't be back to Trikala 2000. Montenegrin center left the Greek team due to the financial problems of the club, thought Trikala tried to convince Djikanovic to come back. Finally, the 35-year-old player was signed by Bosnian team BC Igokea for the rest of the season, after averaging 6.2 points and 4.1 rebounds for Trikala.

SOURCE: Superbasket

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