 |
 |
 |
| |
Rođen 28. oktobra 1928. godine u Sarajevu a preminuo
12. marta 2000. godine u Beogradu.
Izuzetno velika volja, želja za znanjem i upornost, tri su
osnovne karakteristike čoveka koga su svi u u košarkaškom
svetu svi znali kao - "Profesor", često nazivan
i ocem jugoslovenske košarke.
Trener reprezentacije Jugoslavije postao je 1954.godine posle
zapažene igračke karijere (Obilić, Partizan, Zvezda,
reprezentacija) i po mnogo čemu ostao zabeležen kao "naj".
Prvi je osvojio medalju, prvi je porazio Amerikance, prvi
je "uzeo meru" Sovjetima, prvi je odlazio da uči
u Ameriku. U kolekciju medalja je uneo svetsku zlatnu -Manila
'78, i srebrnu - Rio de Zaneiro '63, četiri evropske
medalje to upotpunjuju (zlato - Lijež 1978. godine, srebro
u Beogradu 1961. godine i Moskva 1965. godine i bronza u Vroclavu
1963. godine. Dužnost trenera državne reprezentacije preuzeo
je od Nebojše Popovića posle EP u Moskvi 1953. godine
i na toj funkciji bio sve do 1965. godine i kasnije ponovo
od 1976. do 1978. godine.
Kao prvi trener vodio je sledeće klubove: Partizan, OKK
Beograd, Petrarka Padova, Injis Vareze, Crvena Zvezda, Fortitudo
Bolonja, Borac Čačak, Sinudine Bolonja, Rejer Venecija,
Skavolini Pezaro i Udine. Osvojio je sve klupske trofeje na
svetu, a remek delo napravio je kao trener u Italiji sa Injisom
iz Varezea osvojivši tri titule prvaka Evrope. Kroz naslednike
ostavio je pravo bogatstvo našoj košarci. Bio je učitelj
Bogdanu Tanjeviću, Božidaru Maljkoviću I Željku
Obradoviću.
"Otac jugoslovenske košarke" kako su ga evropski
novinari često nazivali dva puta je bio izabran za trenera
godine u Evropi (1966 i 1976) a u junu 1999. godine postao
je član "Kuće Slavnih" u Springfildu.
Klupski trofeji: Kup Jugoslavije (OKK Beograd 1962), Prvenstvo
Jugoslavije (OKK Beograd 1963), Prvenstvo Italije (Injis Vareze
1970, 1972, 1973), Kup Italije (Injis Vareze 1970, 1971, 1973),
Kup šampiona (Injis Vareze 1970, 1972, 1973)
|
|
| |
 |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
| |
The Association of the basketball coaches of
Yugoslavia, with approximately 1000 members, certainly is among
the most numerous in Europe, and according to the number of quality
top coaches and the programme of its activities and results, it
surely serves as a model.
legendary coach Slobodan Piva Ivković is the creator of establishing
such a modern coach organization, that was put into the function
of the overall development of basketball game. With the group of
enthusiasts and respectable coaches such as Ranko Žeravica, Slobodan
Ćela Mićović, Dragoljub Pljakić and other, he
realized his vision with the creation of the Association of basketball
coaches of Serbia - in 1972. Piva became its first president. The
secretaries of the Association were: Đorđe Najšteter (89-91),
Minić Milan - Slovenac (91-92), Nikola Jovanović (92-93),
Aco Petrović (92-93). Then, besides other issues, they began
with planned, quality and organized education of our basketball
coaches. Collecting and publishing of the expert literature, quality
seminars and similar stuff became a constituent part of the activities
of each coach. For those one that were proven or were promising,
a stay in the USA was organized, what later turned out to be the
capital step of the Association. Among those that visited the USA
were: Božidar Maljković, Slobodan Koprivica, Dušan Ivković,
Željko Gagić, Luka Stančić and Predrag Kuzmanović.
At one of the coach seminars, in 1991 on Igman the Association of
the basketball coaches of Yugoslavia was established, as a unique
association of basketball coaches whose first president was Piva
until 1996. In the meantime the Association acquired great reputation
also outside the borders of Yugoslavia, and this was achieved due
to the contribution of its members that became the most appreciated
experts in Europe, crowned with numerous titles and medals.
Since 1996 the president of the Association of basketball coaches
of Yugoslavia is Dušan Ivković, and since 2002 he is also the
president of the World Association of basketball coaches, what was
the recognition to this respectable expert of the highest format
and also the Assocation he was heading. Then a decision was made
to publish the magazine "Trener" ("Coach") (head
and responsible editor was Mirko Polovina), what meant a new quality
in the coach education and affirmation of the ABCY results. The
secretaries, as in the previous period, were again the coaches:
Mile Protić (1996-99), Vlado Bošnjak (1999-2000) and since
then Mirko Ocokoljić. With the modernization of the Statute,
and adoption of the Codex and Book on rules on licenses, the Association
completed its normative acts according to which it has been functioning.
The unique contract between the club and the coach that was adopted
by the Presidency of the ABCY, where it is deposited, gave a necessary
security to the coaches that are protected not only by the ABCY
but also by the Basketball organization of Yugoslavia. |
|
| |
|
|
|
 |
|
| |
The Serbia and Montenegro Association
of Basketball Coaches
currently consists of 918 members. Out of them, according to the
Book of Rules on License, in this competition season the right to
possess the coaching license have 562 coaches out of which 170 possess
the red license and 392 blue license. All coaches that do not possess
the title of a coach are directed to the Basketball Academy where
they can acquire the title of the operative basketball coach or
senior basketball coach |
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
|
|
