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Coaching staff

The people behind the game.

The club is led by two founders with rich playing careers, backed by a team of dedicated coaches — from ex-professionals to those who grew up at All Star itself.

Founders

Savo Đikanović

Founder and club director

Savo Đikanović

Center · 211 cm · b. 28 Feb 1975, Podgorica

  • Came up at Budućnost
  • EuroLeague · Olympiacos
  • A career in 6 countries
  • ABA (Adriatic) League champion 2004/05 with Hemofarm
  • FR Yugoslavia Cup winner 1996 with Budućnost
  • Cypriot League champion 2011/12 with ETHA Engomis
  • Played EuroLeague for Olympiacos and reached the Greek League final
  • Top rebounder of the FR Yugoslavia First League 2001/02
  • Founder and organizer of Basket Camp Kolašin

Founder and director of the club, and the man behind its work every single day. He came up through Budućnost Podgorica's famed youth system, winning the FR Yugoslavia Cup with the club in 1996. He built his career across Europe — playing EuroLeague for Olympiacos and reaching the Greek League final, winning the ABA (Adriatic) League with Hemofarm in 2005 and the Cypriot title with ETHA Engomis in 2012. Today he passes that experience on to the next generation, as founder of the club and organizer of Basket Camp Kolašin.

Vlado Šćepanović

Founder · former international

Vlado Šćepanović

Shooting guard · 197 cm · b. 1973, Kolašin

  • Budućnost Podgorica
  • Partizan · Panathinaikos
  • FR Yugoslavia / Montenegro NT
  • Gold at the 1998 FIBA World Championship in Athens with FR Yugoslavia
  • Gold at EuroBasket 2001 and bronze in 1999
  • Olympian in Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004
  • First-ever captain of the Montenegro national team (2006)
  • Two Yugoslav championships and two cups with Budućnost
  • As a coach led Budućnost (2016) and Partizan (2020/21)

One of the biggest names in Montenegrin basketball and a founder of our club. Playing for FR Yugoslavia he won gold at the 1998 FIBA World Championship and at EuroBasket 2001, building his career at Budućnost, Partizan, Greece's Panathinaikos and PAOK, and clubs in Spain. He was also the first-ever captain of the Montenegro national team after its founding in 2006. Following his playing days he turned to coaching, leading Budućnost and Partizan.

The coaching team

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