The First Federal Basketball League's scoring title in Yugoslavia was awarded to the player with the highest points per game average in a given season.

Key

^ Inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame
* Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
^* Inducted into the both Halls of fame
Player (X) Denotes the number of times the player had been the scoring leader up to and including that season
G Guard F Forward C Center

Scoring leaders

Source[1]

Season Player Age[a] Pos[b] Club Games
played 		Total
points 		Points per
game 		Ref
1946 Ladislav Demšar 17 C Egység Novi Sad 7 69 9.9
1947 Novaković Proleter 4 69 17.3
1948 Novaković (2) Proleter 5 69 13.8
1949 Ivan Arapović 37 Jedinstvo Zagreb 18 211 11.7
1950 Mirko Amon 19–20 Železničar Ljubljana 18 268 14.9
1951 Janez Škrjanc 22 Enotnost 22 315 14.3
1952 Vilmos Lóczi 27 Proleter 3 55 18.3
1953 Milan Bjegojević 24 G Crvena zvezda 6 106 17.7
1954 Boris Kristančič 22 Enotnost 20 543 27.2
1955 Borislav Ćurčić 23 Crvena zvezda 18 381 21.2
1956 Jože Zupančič 20–21 Ljubljana 18 463 25.7
1957 Radivoj Korać^* 18 F BSK 18 524 29.1
1958 Radivoj Korać^* (2) 19 F OKK Beograd 18 633 35.2
1959 Branko Radović 25 Crvena zvezda 18 549 30.5
1960 Radivoj Korać^* (3) 21 F OKK Beograd 18 666 37.0
1961 Zlatko Sajkov Dinamo Pančevo 18 549 30.5
1962 Radivoj Korać^* (4) 23 F OKK Beograd 18 639 35.5
1963 Radivoj Korać^* (5) 24 F OKK Beograd 17 621 36.5 [2]
1964 Radivoj Korać^* (6) 25 F OKK Beograd 14 473 33.9 [3]
1965 Radivoj Korać^* (7) 26 F OKK Beograd 20 695 34.8 [4]
1966 Vladimir Cvetković 24 F Crvena zvezda 22 755 34.3
1967 Vladimir Cvetković (2) 25 F Crvena zvezda 21 677 32.2
1967–68 Radmilo Mišović 24 G Borac Čačak 22 642 29.2
1968–69 Radmilo Mišović (2) 25 G Borac Čačak 22 625 28.4
1969–70 Nikola Plećaš 22 G Lokomotiva 22 679 30.9
1970–71 Radmilo Mišović (3) 27 G Borac Čačak 22 645 29.3
1971–72 Radmilo Mišović (4) 28 G Borac Čačak 22 660 30.0
1972–73 Damir Šolman 24 F Jugoplastika 26 801 30.1
1973–74 Radmilo Mišović (5) 30 G Borac Čačak 26 825 31.7
1974–75 Nikola Plećaš (2) 27 G Lokomotiva 26 862 33.2
1975–76 Dragan Kićanović^ 22 G Partizan 25 777 31.1
1976–77 Dražen Dalipagić^* 25 F Partizan 26 900 34.6
1977–78 Dragan Kićanović^ (2) 24 G Partizan 26 849 34.4
1978–79 Dragan Kićanović^ (3) 25 G Partizan 22 743 33.8
1979–80 Branko Skroče 24 G Zadar 22 695 31.6
1980–81 Branko Skroče (2) 25 G Zadar 22 772 35.1
1981–82 Dražen Dalipagić^* (2) 30 F Partizan 30 944 31.5
1982–83 Duško Ivanović 25 G Budućnost 26 603 27.4
1983–84 Branko Skroče (3) 28 G Zadar 578
1984–85 Dražen Petrović^* 20 G Cibona 20 640 32.0
1985–86 Dražen Petrović^* (2) 21 G Cibona 21 905 43.1
1986–87 Dražen Petrović^* (3) 22 G Cibona 21 779 37.1
1987–88 Dražen Petrović^* (4) 23 G Cibona 19 722 38.0
1988–89 Milan Mlađan 27 F IMT 22 677 30.8
1989–90 Arijan Komazec 20 G Zadar 22 690 31.4
1990–91 Arijan Komazec (2) 21 G Zadar 22 645 29.3 [5]
1991–92 Boban Janković 28 F Crvena zvezda 19 484 25.5 [6]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ At the start of February 1st of that season.
  2. ^ The player's primary position is listed first.

References and notes

  1. ^ "Zlatne ruke po sezonama: Korać sedam puta". KOŠ (12): 17. September 1990. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
  2. ^ "OKK Beograd 1963" (PDF). okkbeograd.org.rs. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
  3. ^ "OKK Beograd 1964" (PDF). okkbeograd.org.rs. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
  4. ^ "OKK Beograd 1965" (PDF). okkbeograd.org.rs. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
  5. ^ "Brojke kažu: Komazec". KOŠ (22): 8. 17 April 1991. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
  6. ^ "Janković naš MVP!". KOŠ (46): 6. 15 April 1992. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
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