Long trip to Laktasi12 november 2013
Today BC Khimki left Moscow Region and headed to Aleksandrovac, Laktasi, Bosnia and Herzegovina where on Wednesday, November 13, 2013 it will face KK Igokea. It will be fifth Eurocup group stage game for our team. The beginning of the meeting is at 23.15 msk.
IGOKEA ALEKSANDROVAC (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)
Founded in 1973
Team colors: blue and white
Honors: Bosnian champion (2001, 2013), Bosnian Cup winner (2007, 2013), Adriatic League semifinalist (2013), Adriatic League regular championship winner (2013)
Arena: Laktasi Sports Hall (capacity – 3050)
President: Boris Spasojevic
Head coach: Dragan Bajic
Official website: igokea.com
Rimas Kurtinaitis, BC Khimki head coach:
— Igokea was not very successful in the beginning of the season, as there were injured players, but gradually our opponent has grown stronger. Igokea performs well in Adriatic League so far and it scored a very important victory in Eurocup last week. It’s always tough to play in the Balkan countries; all the players are charged to fight so it will be a very difficult game for us. We need this win as we want to finish first leg of Eurocup group stage at the top. This week we had more time than usual that was good for our injured players. Hopefully this break won’t lead us astray.
Founded in 1973
Team colors: blue and white
Honors: Bosnian champion (2001, 2013), Bosnian Cup winner (2007, 2013), Adriatic League semifinalist (2013), Adriatic League regular championship winner (2013)
Arena: Laktasi Sports Hall (capacity – 3050)
President: Boris Spasojevic
Head coach: Dragan Bajic
Official website: igokea.com
Rimas Kurtinaitis, BC Khimki head coach:
— Igokea was not very successful in the beginning of the season, as there were injured players, but gradually our opponent has grown stronger. Igokea performs well in Adriatic League so far and it scored a very important victory in Eurocup last week. It’s always tough to play in the Balkan countries; all the players are charged to fight so it will be a very difficult game for us. We need this win as we want to finish first leg of Eurocup group stage at the top. This week we had more time than usual that was good for our injured players. Hopefully this break won’t lead us astray.
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