Russian Federation
Biography
2004—2005 - CSK VVS-Samara, Russia
2005—2006 - Ural Great, Russia,
2006–2007 - Spartak-Primorye, Russia
2007—2009 - VEF, Latvia
2009-2011 - Spartak (St. Petersburg), Russia
2011—2013 - “Krasniye Krilya”, Russia
2013—2014 - UNICS, Russia
2014—2015 - Yenisei, Russia
2015—2016 - Avtodor, Russia
2016 - Obradoiro, Spain
2016—2017 - Avtodor, Russia
2017 - present - UNICS
The finalist of the Eurocup 2013 - 2014
Winner of the FIBA Challenge Cup 2005 - 2006, 2012 - 2013
Bronze medalist of the VTB United League 2013 - 2014
Bronze medalist of the Russian Championship 2013 - 2014
Winner of the Cup of Russia 2011 - 2012, 2012 - 2013, 2013 - 2014
Bronze medalist of the Cup of Russia - 2009 - 2010
Silver medalist of the Universiade 2009
European Champion Youth U-20 2005
Russian Federation