Boris Pete
Currently at Hapoel Jerusalem
Boris Pete is a Serbian professional basketball coach, born in Novi Sad on 25 June 1988. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education in Novi Sad. He began coaching in 2006 with youth programmes at KK King, NS Stars, KK Vojvodina mts and Odeon Basket, and also worked with the Basketball Federation of Serbia's development centre and as assistant coach of the Serbia U15 national team.
From 2016 he coached in Kazakhstan as head coach of BC Barsy Atyrau 2, Kazakhstan U18 at the 2018 FIBA Asia U18 Championship, BC ASU Barsy, and then lead assistant at Barsy Atyrau, finishing as Kazakhstan vice-champions in 2019. Between 2019 and 2023 he was technical director and player-development specialist at YBLA in Chengdu, working with NBA and CBA players inside a programme of more than 2,000 youth athletes.
He returned to men's head coaching at BC VSA (Viktor Sanikidze Academy) in Tbilisi (2023–24), winning the Georgian A League and the Dadiani memorial and earning Eurobasket.com Coach of the Year, while also assisting Aleksandar Džikić with Georgia in EuroBasket 2025 qualifying. After a spell as head of basketball operations at Barsy Atyrau in 2025 he joined Crvena zvezda Meridianbet as assistant to Saša Obradović, winning the Serbian Cup, and in June 2026 became lead assistant at Hapoel Jerusalem in the EuroCup and Israeli Premier League.
Club history
- Hapoel Jerusalem (assistant)2026+
- BC Barsy Atyrau (operations)2025
- Crvena zvezda (assistant)2025–2026
- BC VSA2023–2024
- YBLA2019–2023
- BC ASU Barsy2018
- BC Barsy Atyrau (assistant)2018–2019
- BC Barsy Atyrau 22016–2018
- Odeon Basket2015–2016
- KK Vojvodina mts2014–2015
- NS Stars2008–2014
- KK King2006–2008
National teams
- Georgia (assistant)2024
- Kazakhstan U182018
- Serbia U15 (assistant)2015
Achievements
- Serbian Cup winner (assistant, Crvena zvezda)2026
- Dadiani memorial champion (BC VSA)2024/25
- Georgian A League champion (BC VSA)2023/24
- Eurobasket.com Coach of the Year2023/24
- Kazakhstan vice-champion (assistant, Barsy Atyrau)2019
- EYBL U20 third place (Barsy Atyrau 2)2018
- U18 Kazakhstan champion (Barsy Atyrau 2)2016