May 21, 2012
KRASNYE KRYLIA hires Eremin as coach
Stanislav EreminKrasnye Krylia named Stanislav Eremin as its new head coach on Monday after the sides agreed to terms for this season with an option for 2011-12. Eremin, 59, has extensive experience with the top clubs and the Russian national team as both a player and coach. He takes over the top spot for the Red Wings after Mikhail Mikhailov was fired last week. Eremin spent the past three seasons as the coach and general manager for fellow Russian club BC Triumph. After a storied playing career, during which he won the World Championship with the Soviet Union in 1982, an Olympic bronze medal in 1980 and was twice European champion, Eremin started coaching at his former team as a player, CSKA Moscow. After stints with the juniors and as an assistant coach, he became head coach in 1992 and led the club to eight league championships and a Euroleague Final Four appearance in 1996. In 2000 Eremin moved to Unics Kazan, where he spent six seasons and helped the club win the FIBA Europe League title in 2004 as well as appearances in the ULEB Cup semifinals and the Russian League finals. He also coached the Russian national team between 1999 and 2002, leading it at the Olympic Games, EuroBasket and World Championships.
Monday, November 22, 2010
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