Education
Meheš attended Karl Marx Elementary School in Zagreb, Croatia, where he anchored his athletic career by playing basketball.
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He started playing 1975 in basketball club KK Zapruđest Professional basketball player career ended in 2000 when he started coaching in basketball club KK Dona Dubrava. Schools
School was competing in Yugoslavian Elementary School Championship, Croatian Elementary School Championship and Radivoj Korać Cup.
In Catering and Hospitality Education Center High School Zagreb, Croatia, he continued to play basketball.
In 2005 Meheš graduated Physical Education major, Senior Basketball Coach from University of Zagreb, Faculty of Kinesiology. National team
In 1982 Meheš was drafted in Yugoslavian national team
Teams
= Zapruđe Foreign basketball team KK Zapruđe Meheš played from 1975 to 1984. = Zrinjevac Next team he played was KK Monting, from 1984 to 1988, where he played Yugoslavian B1 League.
He returned to team, this time named KK Industromontaža, in 1990 where he played Croatian First Rate (at Lloyd's) League.
Team changed name to KK Zrinjevac in 1992. Meheš as a team captain played in Croatian First Rate (at Lloyd's) League, Croatian Cup and Radivoj Korać Cup. In 1994 he played in Croatian Championship and Croatian Cup finals.
Foreign Christmas in 1993 was organised Christmas Basketball Tournament (first of its kind in Croatia).
= Zagreb = Dubrava In 1999 Meheš started playing for basketball team KK Benston (later KK Dona Dubrava). Team played Croatian First Rate (at Lloyd's) League and Radivoj Korać Cup.
In year 2000 Meheš retired and switch role of the player to the role of the assistant coach.
Achievements
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In 1979 they won first place in Croatian Elementary School Championship and first place in Radivoj Korać cup in Vogošća. In 1982 he won Croatian High School Championship. In 1980 he was team captain in Croatian cadet national team where he won third place in Yugoslavian Republics Tournament. In 1980 team entered Croatian Unified League and won third place in Croatian Cadet Championship. Meheš won Most Valuable Player award. Foreign two years playing for basketball team OKK Novi Zagreb, team managed to do unthinkable at the time and won a entrance to First Yugoslavian League from Yugoslavian B1 League.
