Adriatic League Records
- Highest Index Ratings in a Game
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- 59 by Dejan Milojević, Budućnost vs FMP on January 3, 2004
- Most Points in a Game
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- 45 by Milan Gurović, Crvena zvezda at FMP on September 30, 2006
- Most Two Point Field Goals Made in a Game
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- 15 by Nikola Peković, Partizan at Split on December 9, 2007
- Most Three Point Field Goals Made in a Game
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- 10 by Josip Sesar, Široki vs. Union Olimpija on November 19, 2005
- 10 by Teemu Rannikko, Union Olimpija at Zagreb on December 18, 2005
- Most Free Throws Made in a Game
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- 19 by Igor Rakočević, Crvena zvezda at Reflex on April 16, 2004
- 19 by Milan Gurović, Crvena zvezda at FMP on September 30, 2006
- 19 by Milan Gurović, Crvena zvezda vs. FMP on December 16, 2006
- 19 by Damir Mulaomerović, Zagreb vs. FMP on January 19, 2010
- Most Rebounds in a Game
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- 23 by Tommy Smith, Split vs. Reflex on October 4, 2003
- 23 by Boris Savović, Hemofarm vs. Radnički Kragujevac on October 22, 2011
- Most Assists in a Game
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- 16 by Ivan Tomas, Zagreb vs. Krka on October 12, 2002
- 16 by Miljan Pavković, Radnički Kragujevac vs. Cibona on October 9, 2011
- 16 by Steven Marković, Radnički Kragujevac vs. Krka on December 17, 2011
- Most Steals in a Game
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- 9 by Curtis McCants, Split vs. Zagreb on December 16, 2003
- 9 by Andres Rodriguez, Union Olimpija at Partizan on November 7, 2004
- 9 by Jure Močnik, Helios at Split on April 6, 2005
- 9 by Goran Jeretin, Crvena zvezda at Partizan on April 30, 2005
- Most Blocks in a Game
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- 7 by Smiljan Pavič, Union Olimpija vs. Bosna on November 27, 2004
- 7 by Slavko Vraneš, Partizan at Cibona on January 10, 2010
- 7 by Shawn James, Maccabi Tel Aviv vs. Zlatorog Laško on January 5, 2012
- Most Turnovers in a Game
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- 11 by Jiri Welsch, Union Olimpija at Pivovarna on February 9, 2002
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