Crowns for Nikola MIHAILOVIĆ and Emina CERIĆ in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The National Championship in Bosni and Herzegovina was held in Ilijaš organized by STS BIH in cooperation with STK Hašim Spahić Ilijaš.

A lot of attention was drawn to the men’s final between the young and still a junior Benjamin ZIJADIĆ and the experienced Nikola MIHAILOVIĆ in which experience ultimately prevailed with Nikola MIHAILOVIĆ emerging victorious after a very tough and exciting match.

In the women’s competition the situation was reversed with the experienced Harisa MEŠETOVIĆ and the young junior Emina CERIĆ reaching the final but this time the title went to the hands of the young Emina CERIĆ with a score of 4-0.

In this Championship for the first time in 14 years and 14 titles won the most decorated player in Bosnia and Herzegovina Emina HADŽIAHMETOVIĆ did not compete in the singles competition as she decided to retire from individual competition and leave the new titles to younger players.

Men’s singles

  1. Nikola MIHAILOVIĆ – STS BIH
  2. Benjamin ZIJADIĆ – STK Aladža A Sarajevo
  3. Luka MIHAILOVIĆ – STS BIH
  4. Edin GUTIĆ – STK Kreka Tuzla

Women’s Singles

  1. Emina CERIĆ – STK Sarajevo
  2. Harisa MEŠETOVIĆ – STK Spin 2012 Sarajevo
  3. Enra SUBAŠIĆ – STK Spin 2012 Sarajevo
  4. Džana BIOGRADLIĆ – STK Spin 2012 Sarajevo

Men’s Doubles

  1. Benjamin ZIJADIĆ/ Dario PEJIĆ– STK Aladža A / STK Borac Banja Luka
  2. Luka MIHAILOVIĆ / Nikola MIHAILOVIĆ– STS BIH
  3. Emir MUJIČIĆ / Anes MUJIČIĆ– STK Banja Luka
  4. Edin KONJIĆ/Kenan ZAHIROVIĆ – STK Mladost Zenica

Women’s Doubels

  1. Džana BIOGRADLIĆ/Marija GNJATIĆ – STK Spin 2012 Sarajevo/STK Prijedor
  2. Ana SLADOJE/Enra SUBAŠIĆ – STK Spin 2012 Sarajevo
  3. Harisa MEŠETOVIĆ/Ajna ZLOTRG – STK SPIN 2012 Sarajevo/STK Vitez
  4. Emina CERIĆ/Sara HAMZAKADIĆ – STK Sarajevo/STK Bugojno

Mixed Doubles

  1. Dario PEJIĆ/Džana BIOGRADLIĆ – STK Borac Banja Luka/STK SPIN 2012 Sarajevo
  2. Zijadić BENJAMIN/Cerić EMINA – STK Aladža A Sarajevo/ STK Sarajevo
  3. Raif FAKIĆ/Harisa MEŠETOVIĆ – STK Spin 2012 Sarajevo
  4. Hamza KAMENJAŠ/Marija GNJATIĆ – STK Hašim Spahić Ilijaš / STK Prijedor.

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