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NK Maribor Teatanic - Official Website. In English and Slovenian.
Football Association of Slovenia - Official site with league and national team news and history.
Skate Slovenia 1999 - The 5th event of ISU Junior Grand-Prix of figure skating, held at Bled, Slovenia, 21-24 October 1999.
NK Protonavto Publikum - Official site. In English and Slovenian.
20th EC for Junior Women - The 20th European Championship for Junior Women in Skofja Loka, Slovenia. Schedule, standings, photos, statistics, information.
Slovenian Hockey Site - Ice Hockey in Slovenia
Slovenian Alpine Marathon - 50k race in Preddvor, Slovenia. Site contains pictures, registration details, course information, and prizes. Also offers a 10k race.
Bezigrad Judo Club - Schedules and general information. [Bezigrad, Slovenia.]
NK Maribor Teatanic - Viole Maribor - the fans' site.
Munich Cricket Club e. V. - One of the popular cricket clubs in Munich area playing cricket since 1985. Most team members are from England and Australia, and the clubs tours to Switzerland, Slovenia, Italy and Hamburg.
Mountain Bike Park - In Slovenia, offers accommodation, guided tours, tracks information, adventures.
Telemark Klub Kranj - Telemark in Slovenia - The biggest Slovenian site about telemark skiing. General information, results, events, links, and a photo gallery.
Student Rowing Club - Promote and popularize student rowing and rowing itself in Maribor. Club information, results, photographs, links, and contacts.
3rd European University Volleyball Championship - Student championship for men and women between July 2nd and 8th 2003 held in Maribor, Slovenia. News, program, results and photos.
Slovenian Soccer Forums - A message board to discuss news, matches, tactics, transfers, and players.
Siljak, Ermin - The official site of the national team player with news, career, private life, gallery images, video, and a guestbook.
The 6. Men's European Handball Championship - Slovenia 2004 - Slovenian Handball Federation (RZS) was chosen by the EHF Congress for the organization of EURO 2004, which will be taking place from January 22nd to February 2nd, 2004 in four Slovenian cities: Ljubljana, Celje, Koper, and Velenje.
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