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Playing for [[KK Union Olimpija|Olimpija Ljubljana]], Jure Zdovc won 2 Slovenian league titles, 3 Slovenian Cups and the 2002 Adriatic League. |
Playing for [[KK Union Olimpija|Olimpija Ljubljana]], Jure Zdovc won 2 Slovenian league titles, 3 Slovenian Cups and the 2002 Adriatic League. |
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A great play maker, he won the [[Euroleague]] and the french championship in 1993 playing for Limoges. In 1997 as a [[Paris Basket Racing|Paris Racing]] player he won the french championship. |
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He was a member of the [[Yugoslavia national basketball team|Yugoslavia National Squad]] that won the gold medal at [[Eurobasket 1989]] [[Eurobasket 1991]]. He also won the gold medal in the [[1990 FIBA World Championship]]. |
He was a member of the [[Yugoslavia national basketball team|Yugoslavia National Squad]] that won the gold medal at [[Eurobasket 1989]] [[Eurobasket 1991]]. He also won the gold medal in the [[1990 FIBA World Championship]]. |
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1988 Seoul | Yugoslavia |
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1990 Argentina | Yugoslavia |
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1989 Yugoslavia | Yugoslavia |
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1991 Italy | Yugoslavia |
Jure Zdovc or Jurij Zdovc, (born 13 December 1966 in Slovenia) known as is a retired Slovenian basketball player.
He played for Olimpija Ljubljana, Virtus Bologna, CSP Limoges, Iraklis BC, Helios Domzale, Paris, Panionios BC, Split and Geoplin Slovan.
Playing for Olimpija Ljubljana, Jure Zdovc won 2 Slovenian league titles, 3 Slovenian Cups and the 2002 Adriatic League.
A great play maker, he won the Euroleague and the french championship in 1993 playing for Limoges. In 1997 as a Paris Racing player he won the french championship.
He was a member of the Yugoslavia National Squad that won the gold medal at Eurobasket 1989 Eurobasket 1991. He also won the gold medal in the 1990 FIBA World Championship.
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