ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder

Leagues Played: Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder 223 Adriatic WABA - Kvinder 49 Kroatien - Pokal - Kvinder 7 Alpe Adria Cup - Kvinder 6
Links: zkktresnjevka.com Wikipedia

Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	10/11 12:00	1	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Sibenik Women	W	94-56
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	04/01 14:00	22	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Split Women	W	78-46
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	03/28 15:00	21	Sibenik Women v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	W	53-69
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	03/24 19:30	20	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Medvescak Women	L	50-90
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	03/15 19:00	19	Zadar Women v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	L	75-63
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	03/08 17:30	18	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Pula Women	W	89-57
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	01/18 17:30	13	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Ragusa Dubrovnik kvinder	L	48-68
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	01/14 20:00	12	Croatia 2006 Zagreb Women v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	W	43-64
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	12/20 15:00	11	Split Women v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	W	64-78
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	12/13 18:30	10	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Sibenik Women	W	84-50
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	12/09 19:00	9	Medvescak Women v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	L	90-43
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	11/30 19:00	8	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Zadar Women	W	75-54
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	11/23 09:00	7	Pula Women v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	L	81-77
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	10/19 17:00	2	Ragusa Dubrovnik kvinder v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	L	96-61
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	10/12 14:00	1	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Croatia 2006 Zagreb Women	W	69-63
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	04/13 18:30	3	Ragusa Dubrovnik kvinder v ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder	L	68-59
Kroatien - A1 - Kvinder	04/09 15:30	3	ZKK Tresnjevka kvinder v Ragusa Dubrovnik kvinder	L	53-55

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Wikipedia - ŽKK Trešnjevka 2009

Ženski Košarkaški Klub Trešnjevka 2009 is a Croatian women's basketball club from Zagreb currently playing in the First League of Croatia. Its major success was winning the Ronchetti Cup in 1980 beating Maritsa Plovdiv in the final; it was the only Yugoslav team that won the competition. It also reached the final in 1976 and 1981, but lost to Slavia Prague and Spartak Moscow. Following the break-up of Yugoslavia it won three national cups between 1993 and 1996 and the national championship in 1999, remaining a regular in the Ronchetti Cup's preliminary rounds through the decade.

History

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Names in history

Trešnjevka (0000–1970)
Industromontaža (1970–1978)
Monting (1978–1988)
Montmontaža (1988–2009)
Trešnjevka 2009 (2009–present)