DUBROVNIK, Croatia - Former Colorado State University Pueblo volleyball player Milica Djukic has signed her second professional overseas contract to play professionally with ZOK Dubrovnik, a club volleyball team in Croatia, after a profound career with CSU Pueblo.

Djukic, a native of Belgrade, Serbia, joins one of the most elite volleyball clubs who competes in the Croatian PRVA League, a step below the Croatian Super League.

"I'm super excited to get to work with the girls and the coaching staff of ZOK Dubrovnik" Djukic said. "The team had great results in the first half of the season going undefeated, and looking to rise up to the Croatian Super league. I can't wait to contribute to the success of the team, while getting to enjoy the beauty of Croatia."

Djukic played two seasons for the Pack, turning professionally upon graduating from CSU Pueblo. This past season she played for OK Albatros of the Montengrin League in Montegro. Her new club ZOK Dubrovnik is currently atop the standings in the PRVA League and looks to be promoted to the Super League at the end of the season.

In her career with the Pack, Djukic played in 22 matches and 63 sets over two seasons after transferring to CSU Pueblo from the University of New Mexico in 2021. In thse 22 career matches, she recorded 61 kills, hit .252, had 15 digs, 54 blocks and averaged 0.90 blocks per set and tallied 92.5 points. 

More information on ZOK Dubrovnik can be found here: https://women.volleybox.net/zok-dubrovnik-t3625/tournaments.