Thank You Fabijan Krslovic
9 Apr
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The Tasmania JackJumpers extend their heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to Fabijan Krslovic for his contribution to the club over the last four years.
Krslovic has been informed that his contract won’t be extended beyond NBL25.
An ‘original’ JackJumper from the club’s inception in 2021, Krslovic has made a profound impact in Tasmania, both on and off the floor.
“Fab has been enormous for this club over the four years. His impact on the club, but more importantly on the state of Tasmania, can’t be understated. He’s been crucial in laying and upholding the culture of the JackJumpers” Head Coach Scott Roth said.
“He knows he’s been one of my favourites from day one. The way he goes about it, he’s just a wonderful human being” Roth said.
Krslovic holds the current club record for games played with 129. He was voted in as club Vice Captain for the past two seasons and played an integral part in the 2024/25 Championship.
WATCH: Fabijan Krslovic highlights
He was also recognised with the Coaches’ Award in the NBL22 season and the Players’ Award at the conclusion of the NBL25 season.
Krslovic also represented Tasmania in the NBL1 in 2022, suiting up for North West Thunder.
Off the floor, Krslovic is estimated to have spent more than 400 hours in the community leading clinics and programs, travelling as far as Flinders Island, George Town and Penguin.
He was always a prominent and popular player at member and fan days and was the inaugural co-host of the JackJumpers podcast ‘Vitamins’.
“He’s made a huge contribution to this club and will be sorely missed by many people in Tassie, none more so than myself” Roth said.
The Tasmania JackJumpers wish Fabijan and his family the very best for the future.
Fab will always be warmly welcomed in Tasmania and be a JackJumper for life.

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