Prague – After⁢ a remarkable run as⁤ head ⁣coach, Natália⁤ hejková will continue ⁤her impactful presence with USK Prague ‍as a key advisor. This transition follows the team’s recent​ championship victory and marks⁢ a ​new chapter for the celebrated coach.

The six-time EuroLeague winner and member of the FIBA Hall of ⁢Fame will focus on⁤ supporting ⁤the newly appointed coaching staff, led ⁢by Martin Bašta, in their transition. Hejková’s primary​ goal ‌is to ensure a ⁤smooth integration for the entire implementation team – from coaches to physiotherapists -⁢ fostering a collaborative and accomplished environment.

A Legacy‌ of Success

Hejková’s tenure⁢ as​ head coach of USK ‌Prague, beginning ‍in 2012, was marked by unparalleled⁣ dominance. She⁢ led the team to an remarkable 13 consecutive league titles and‍ secured two EuroLeague ⁣championships, in 2015 and 2025. Prior to her time with USK ​Prague, she successfully coached Valencia, Dynamo Moscow, Spartak Moscow, Sopron, and ⁢Ruzomberok, establishing⁤ herself as a prominent figure in ​European basketball.

Martin Bašta, who previously served as an assistant coach, ⁤has⁤ been named the​ new head coach. He will be supported by assistant coaches⁣ Aleš Jiran and‌ Irena Vrančičová, and the physiotherapy team has been expanded​ with the addition of Aneta Šobová.

Looking ahead: A ⁢Collaborative ​Future

Bašta expressed his enthusiasm for Hejková’s continued involvement, stating, I am ​very pleased that NATA has agreed to continue with the ‌club. As a new implementation team, ​we will still‌ be close to her and able to draw⁤ on ‍her experience. She is a great personality, and I look forward to our further‌ cooperation.“

Marek Kučera, ‌the club’s​ general manager,⁢ echoed this sentiment, emphasizing Hejková’s exceptional coaching abilities and‌ the benefits of her continued presence. I consider NATA to be the best coach in current ​basketball. Cooperation worked for 13 years without any problem⁤ and the club‌ has benefited. So it is very nice that‌ Nata will remain in the club and help the new‌ coaching ‍team, Kučera ‌said.