Srđan Miličević learned his first table tennis moves when he was seven years old at STK Sloga from Doboj.
After that, he performed at world and European competitions in junior competitions, while in 1997 he played in the quarter-finals of the World Championship for players up to 22 years of age in Japan. At the Olympic Games in Athens (Greece) in 2004, he placed in the second round of the competition, achieving the best result for Bosnia and Herzegovina in that competition. A year later, Miličević played in the quarter-final round of the tournament at the Mediterranean Games in Almeria (Spain).[2]
In 2009, he became the champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina in singles and doubles competition, while playing for STK Vogošća, at the Team Championship of Bosnia and Herzegovina, he won a silver medal. He performed at the Mediterranean Games in Pescara (Italy) in 2009. In his long career, he played for clubs from Spain and Italy, while he made it to the playoffs of the Spanish Premier League with Cartagena. Based on the results, Miličević found himself in the competition for the best sportsman of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2009 in the competition organized by "Nezavisne novine", in cooperation with Radio-television of Bosnia and Herzegovina.[2]
In addition to his results at international competitions, Miličević was the national champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina four times (2001, 2002, 2007 and 2009).[2]
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^"Srđan Miličević". Olympedia. Retrieved 19 July 2020.
srđan, miličević, born, november, 1976, bosnian, table, tennis, player, competed, singles, event, 2004, summer, olympics, personal, informationnationalitybosnianborn, 1976, november, 1976, doboj, yugoslaviasportsporttable, tennisbiography, edit, learned, first. Srđan Milicevic born 2 November 1976 is a Bosnian table tennis player He competed in the men s singles event at the 2004 Summer Olympics 1 Srđan MilicevicPersonal informationNationalityBosnianBorn 1976 11 02 2 November 1976 age 46 Doboj YugoslaviaSportSportTable tennisBiography EditSrđan Milicevic learned his first table tennis moves when he was seven years old at STK Sloga from Doboj After that he performed at world and European competitions in junior competitions while in 1997 he played in the quarter finals of the World Championship for players up to 22 years of age in Japan At the Olympic Games in Athens Greece in 2004 he placed in the second round of the competition achieving the best result for Bosnia and Herzegovina in that competition A year later Milicevic played in the quarter final round of the tournament at the Mediterranean Games in Almeria Spain 2 In 2009 he became the champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina in singles and doubles competition while playing for STK Vogosca at the Team Championship of Bosnia and Herzegovina he won a silver medal He performed at the Mediterranean Games in Pescara Italy in 2009 In his long career he played for clubs from Spain and Italy while he made it to the playoffs of the Spanish Premier League with Cartagena Based on the results Milicevic found himself in the competition for the best sportsman of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2009 in the competition organized by Nezavisne novine in cooperation with Radio television of Bosnia and Herzegovina 2 In addition to his results at international competitions Milicevic was the national champion of Bosnia and Herzegovina four times 2001 2002 2007 and 2009 2 References Edit Srđan Milicevic Olympedia Retrieved 19 July 2020 a b c Predstavljamo Srđan Milicevic stoni tenis www nezavisne com Retrieved 28 April 2023 This biographical article relating to a Bosnia and Herzegovina table tennis figure is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Srđan Milicevic amp oldid 1163475864, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
