Ajda Praper Joins Elite WABA U15 History with Stunning Triple-Double

Ajda Praper (170 cm, 2012), the 2025 WABA U15 Champion, has written her name into the league’s history books by becoming the 19th player to record a triple-double in the WABA U15 League since complete statistics began being tracked in 2016.

In Saturday’s match, Praper led her team, Cinkarna Celje, to a commanding 69-51 victory over Maribor. She spent 35 minutes on the court, dominating every aspect of the game to finish with an incredible stat line of 27 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 steals.

While achieving a triple-double is a rare and remarkable feat, the all-time leaderboards remain firmly under the control of Anais Gobec (179 cm, 2011).

Gobec remains untouchable at the top of WABA U15 history, with an astonishing eight triple-doubles across three seasons (including two at the Final-Four tournaments) and two legendary quadruple-doubles.

Katarina Mihalj first joined the exclusive club of quadruple-double achievers, doing so while playing for Zrinjski 2010 during the 2021/22 season.

Since the beginning of the 2016/17 season, the league has seen a total of 32 triple-doubles and 3 quadruple-doubles recorded, with the historic achievement now shared among 19 different players in the history of the competition.

 

List of players with triple-doubles in the WABA U15 since the 2016-17 season:

13.11.2016: Edita Poljac (Brod na Savi-Feniks 64-56) – 30 pts, 11 rbs, 10 st

08.01.2017: Edita Poljac (Brod na Savi-Tresnjevka 2009 52-65) 27 pts, 13 rbs, 11 st

03.12.2017: Marta Ostojic (Tresnjevka 2009-Orka 63-60) – 17 pts, 13 rbs, 10 as

14.10.2018: Eva Josipovic (Brod na Savi-PVSK 40-45) – 20 pts, 29 rbs, 10 bk

10.11.2018: Jovana Savkovic (Primorje-Ragusa 102-56) – 34 pts, 11 rbs, 10 as

18.11.2018: Eva Zoja Dolanc (Jezica-PVSK 73-55) 10 pts, 10 rbs, 10 as

09.12.2018: Jovana Savkovic (Primorje-Vodice 78-36) 30 pts, 12 rbs, 10 as

12.01.2020: Jovana Savkovic (Buducnost Bemax-Ragusa 99-65) – 23 pts, 10 rbs, 12 as

16.02.2020: Jovana Savkovic (Budućnost Bemax-PVSK 108-55) – 31 pts, 11 rbs, 14 as

* 17.10.2021: Katarina Mihalj (Zrinjski-Tesanj 73-37) – 26 pts, 16 rbs, 10 as, 11 st

14.11.2021: Julija Murk Hebar (Cinkarna Celje-Brod 130-26) – 14 pts, 11 rbs, 12 st

19.02.2022: Jelena Bulajic (Primorje-Brod 126-42) – 44 pts, 10 rbs, 10 st

02.10.2022: Mila Kovacevic (Sea Stars-Vodice 74-40) – 10 pts, 10 rbs, 11 as

21.01.2024: Isabel Hassan (Reyer Venezia Mestre-Cinkarna Celje 92-59) – 23 pts, 12 rbs, 10 st

12.01.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Vipava 39-44) – 23 pts, 12 rbs, 10 st

07.02.2025: Brina Pocrvina (Krka-Feniks 70-40) – 23 pts, 13 rbs, 10 st

08.02.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Zenica 68-40) – 29 pts, 21 rbs, 11 st

09.02.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Konjic 82-32) – 34 pts, 20 rbs, 11 as

** 01.06.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Cinkarna Celje 66-54) – 41 pts, 15 rbs, 15 st

21.09.2025: Lea Dolovac (Partizan 1953-Buducnost Olymp 58-43) – 21 pts, 10 rbs, 13 st

08.10.2025: Ema Kikic (Arx Crikvenica-FSV 87-44) – 19 pts, 11 rbs, 11 st

25.10.2025: Mila Ana Milic (Triglav-Grosuplje 109-31) – 58 pts, 25 rbs, 11 st

26.10.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Arx 125-48) – 47 pts, 11 as, 17 st

* 21.11.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Studio Zagreb 107-10) – 37 pts, 15 rbs, 13 as, 10 st

* 22.11.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Primorje 87-49) – 23 pts, 10 rbs, 10 as, 12 st

23.11.2025: Anais Gobec (Janina-Sea Stars 74-41) – 38 pts, 16 rbs, 11 st

13.12.2025: Lea Dolovac (Partizan 1953-Konjic 105-35) – 43 pts, 23 rbs, 11 st

16.01.2026: Anastasija Milovanovic (Student-Patriot 63-66) – 13 pts, 12 rbs, 15 st

17.01.2026: Lea Dolovac (Partizan 1953-Patriot 120-31) – 25 pts, 20 rbs, 10 st

18.01.2026: Lea Dolovac (Partizan 1953-Student 115-39) – 38 pts, 18 rbs, 10 st

06.02.2026: Tamara Drinic (Lider-Triglav 53-50) – 39 pts, 11 rbs, 15 st

06.02.2026: Anais Gobec (Janina-Champion 2006 66-39) – 30 pts, 22 rbs, 12 st

* 18.04.2026: Anais Gobec (Janina-Buducnost Olymp 87-38) – 40 pts, 15 rbs, 12 as

03.10.2026: Ajda Praper (Cinkarna Celje-Maribor 69-51) – 27 pts, 13 rbs, 10 as

 

*quadruple double

** Final-Four

 

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