BC UNICS - Notable Foreign Players

Notable Foreign Players

bold - former NBA players; Olympics, FIBA World and FIBA Europe champions and medalists
USA
  • Glenn Wisby (2000–01) - 51 games, 10.4 ppg;
  • Anthony Bonner (2001–02) - 8 games, 14.9 ppg;
  • Michael McDonald (2001–02) - 45 games; 12.2 ppg;
  • Acie Earl (2001–02) - 30 games, 11.8 ppg;
  • Dickey Simpkins* (2002–03) - 38 games, 12.3 ppg;
  • Kebu Stewart (2002–03) - 18 games, 8.3 ppg;
  • Lamar Greer (2003–04) - 41 games; 12 ppg;
  • Joe Ira Clark (2004–05) - 41 games, 7.8 ppg;
  • Paul Shirley (2004–05) - 9 games, 4.9 ppg;
  • Shammond Williams (2004–05) - 57 games, 17.1 ppg;
  • Travis Best (2005–06) - 40 games, 11.5 ppg;
  • Samaki Walker* (2005–06) - 4 games, 7 ppg;
  • Sam Clancy, Jr. (2005–06) - 30 games, 4 ppg;
  • Jarod Stevenson (2006–07) - 32 games; 10.4 ppg;
  • Mateen Cleaves (2006–07) - 11 games, 5 ppg;
  • Jamal McCullough (2006–08) - 80 games, 6.8 ppg;
  • Tariq Kirksay (2007–09) - 95 games, 9.3 ppg;
  • Joseph Forte (2007–08) - 11 games, 8.4 ppg;
  • Marc Jackson (2008–09) - 19 games, 6.5 ppg;
  • Terrell Lyday (2008–12) - 203 games, 12.6 ppg;
  • Kelly McCarty (2010–12) - 109 games, 9.8 ppg;
  • Ricky Minard (2010–11) - 48 games, 7.4 pts;
  • Henry Domercant (2011–12) - 58 games, 13.4 ppg;
  • Mike Wilkinson (2011–12) - 42 games, 8.2 ppg;
  • Lynn Greer (2011–12) - 55 games, 8 ppg;
Australia
  • Chris Anstey (2003–05) - 93 games, 13.1 ppg;
  • Nathan Jawai (2011–12) - 46 games, 8.7 ppg;
Europe
  • Slobodan Šljivančanin (1998-00) - 117 games, 10 ppg;
  • Leonid Yailo (2000–01) - 50 games, 13.5 ppg;
  • Branislav Vićentić (2001–02) - 29 games, 10.4 ppg;
  • Oliver Popović (2001–03) - 80 games, 14.6 ppg;
  • Damir Mršić (2002–03) - 31 games, 7.7 ppg;
  • Valery Dayneko (2002–03) - 35 games, 10 ppg;
  • Eurelijus Žukauskas (2002–04) - 78 games, 10 ppg;
  • Mykola Khryapa (2003–05) - 86 games, 6.1 ppg;
  • Martin Müürsepp (2003–04, 05-06) - 86 games, 11.3 ppg;
  • Saulius Štombergas (2003–04, 05-07, 09-10) - 144 games, 11 ppg;
  • Stevan Nađfeji (2004–05) - 40 games, 7.4 ppg;
  • Kaspars Kambala (2004–05) - 54 games, 14.5 ppg;
  • Egor Mesheryakov (2005–07) - 93 games, 10.2 ppg;
  • Kšyštof Lavrinovič (2005–07) - 78 games, 12.7 ppg;
  • Darjuš Lavrinovič (2006–08) - 68 games, 12.9 ppg;
  • Duško Savanović (2006–08) - 71 games, 10.3 ppg;
  • Marko Tušek (2007–08) - 36 games, 10.1 ppg;
  • Krešimir Lončar (2008–10) - 114 games, 11.8 ppg;
  • Marko Popović (2008–11) - 142 games, 13.9 ppg;
  • Vladimir Veremeenko (2008–12) - 205 games, 8.7 ppg;
  • Maciej Lampe (2009–11) - 96 games, 15.9 ppg;
  • Hasan Rizvić (2010–11) - 64 games, 5.4 ppg;
  • Slavko Vraneš (2010–11) - 39 games, 2.6 ppg;
  • Boštjan Nachbar (2011–12) - 22 games, 3.6 ppg;

Milan Gurović (2004) and Hüseyin Beşok (2005) shortly were under contract with UNICS Kazan, but never played a single game for the team.

(*) former NBA champions

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