BC UNICS - Notable Russian Players

Notable Russian Players

bold - FIBA World and FIBA Europe champions and medalists
  • Ruslan Avleev (1997-01, 04-06) - 301 games, 19.2 ppg;
  • Victor Kurilchuk (1997-00) - 201 games, 8.9 ppg;
  • Eduard Soobtsokov (1997-00) - 204 games, 7 ppg;
  • Petr Samoylenko (1998-07, 08-12) - 726 games, 6.0 ppg;
  • Andrey Sepelev (1998–99) - 53 games, 11 ppg;
  • Anton Yudin (1999-03, 04-06) - 243 games, 10.7 ppg;
  • Alexander Petrenko (1999-00) - 58 games, 13.2 ppg;
  • Andrey Kornev (1999-01) - 76 games, 6.1 ppg;
  • Aleksandr Gutorov (1999-00) - 35 games, 8.4 ppg;
  • Evgeniy Pashutin (2000–02) - 86 games, 8.5 ppg;
  • Igor Grachev (2000–02) - 74 games, 8.6 ppg;
  • Valentin Kubrakov (2000–02, 03-04) - 121 games, 8.5 ppg;
  • Igor Zamansky (2001–03, 08-12) - 215 games, 5.5 ppg;
  • Igor Kudelin (2002–03, 06-07) - 35 games, 8.1 ppg;
  • Sergei Chikalkin (2002–03, 05-09) - 187 games, 10.6 ppg;
  • Andrei Fetisov (2002–03) - 20 games, 6.2 ppg;
  • Alexandr Miloserdov (2003–05, 06-07) - 125 games, 9.3 ppg;
  • Viktor Keirou (2003–05, 07-08) - 83 games, 5.4 ppg;
  • Sergei Toporov (2004–06) - 93 games, 7.3 ppg;
  • Vadim Panin (2006–07) - 35 games, 6.1 ppg;
  • Dmitri Sokolov (2006–09) - 128 games, 6.8 ppg;
  • Nikolay Padius (2007–08, 10-11) - 59 games, 5.3 ppg;
  • Fedor Likholitov (2009–10) - 10 games, 2.5 ppg;
  • Zakhar Pashutin (2010–12) - 102 games, 4.3 ppg;
  • Aleksey Savrasenko (2011–12) - 56 games, 4.6 ppg;
  • Artyom Yakovenko (2011–12) - 22 games, 6.2 ppg;

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