9th edition of YUBA League
Basketball league season
The 2000–01 Winston YUBA League (Serbian Cyrillic: Винстон ЈУБА лига 2000/01.) was the 8th season of the YUBA League, the top-tier professional basketball league in Yugoslavia (later renamed to Serbia and Montenegro).
Teams
A total of 12 teams participated in the 2000–01 Winston YUBA League.[1]
Distribution
The following is the access list for this season.
Access list for the 2000–01 Winston YUBA League
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Teams entering in this round
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Teams advancing from the previous round
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Regular season (12 teams)
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- 10 highest-placed teams from the previous season
- 2 highest-placed teams from the B League
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Playoffs (8 teams)
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- 8 highest-placed teams from the Regular season
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- Teams promoted from the YUBA B League[1]
- Teams relegated to the YUBA B League
Venues and locations
Location of clubs in the 2000–01 season
Club
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Home city
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Arena
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Capacity
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Beopetrol
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Belgrade
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New Belgrade Sports Hall
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5,000
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Borac Čačak
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Čačak
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Borac Hall
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3,000
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Budućnost
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Podgorica
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Morača Hall
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4,300
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Crvena zvezda
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Belgrade
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Pionir Hall
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5,878
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FMP Železnik
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Belgrade
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Železnik Hall
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3,000
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Hemofarm
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Vršac
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Millennium Centar
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5,000
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Lovćen osiguranje
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Cetinje
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Lovćen Sports Center
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1,500
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NIS Vojvodina
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Novi Sad
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SPC Vojvodina
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7,022
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Partizan ICN
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Belgrade
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Pionir Hall
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5,878
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Radnički Jugopetrol
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Belgrade
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SC Šumice
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2,000
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Sloga Telekom Srbija
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Kraljevo
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Kraljevo Sports Hall
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3,000
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Zdravlje
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Leskovac
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SRC Dubočica
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3,600
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Regular season
Standings
Playoffs
Bracket
Source[1][4][5]
Clubs in European competitions
Source[6]
See also
References
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