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).^[1][2][3]

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

References

1. "Pravilnici i Odluke". Košarkaški Savez Bosne i Hercegovine. www.basket.ba. Retrieved 19 May 2016.
2. "A1 liga Herceg-Bosne 2015/2016". Košarkaški Savez Herceg-Bosne. www.kshb.ba. Retrieved 19 May 2016.
3. "Eurobasket - Bosnia basketball Division II". Eurobasket. www.eurobasket.com. Retrieved 19 May 2016.

External links

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