Anastasia Kostaki (; born March 26, 1978) is a former Greek professional basketball player, currently serving as an assistant coach for Panathinaikos. She is 1.72 m (5 ft 7 ¾) in height and 65 kg (144 pounds) in weight.
Biography Kostaki started playing basketball at the age of nine and if she was not a basketball player she says she would have been a dancer or actress. She wants to work at the Greek Sports federation after retiring from basketball. She is the daughter of Konstantinos and Katerina and sister of Dimitra and Nikos. She became the first Greek player to play in the WNBA in 2006 when she played with the Houston Comets.
Her sports role model is Nikos Galis. Her favorite band is The Doors, but she also enjoys Greek music. Her favorite film is Beautiful Life and her favorite food is pasta and chicken. When not playing basketball, she enjoys reading, using the internet and going to movies.
Career pro club teams 1990-1997: D.A.S. Ano Liosion 1997-1999: A.C. Akademia 1975 1999-2002: Asteras Exarchion 2002-2003: Cavigal Nice Sports Basket 2003-2004: Delta Alessandria 2004-2005: ASD Basket Parma 2005-2006: Pays d'Aix Basket 13 2006-2006: Houston Comets (WNBA) [Summer 2006] 2006-2006: CSKA Samara 2006-2007: Dynamo Moscow Region 2007-2007: Dobrí anjeli Košice (only 2 games) 2008-2009: Panathinaikos 2009–2013: Dobrí anjeli Košice 2014-2015: Panathinaikos 2015-2016: Proteas Voulas
Greece national team history 1996 FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship for Women (qualifying round, challenge round and final round) 1999 FIBA European Championship (qualifying round and challenge round) 2001 FIBA European Championship (semi-final round, qualifying round and final round) 2003 FIBA European Championship (final round) 2004 Athens Olympics
Awards and accomplishments 2001-02 season: Third best scorer in the league (with 2 games missed), first in assists, first in fouls won (8 pg), first in free throws made and third in FT%, 6th in steals, etc. 2002-03: Named All-Star player and 1st team of preseason tournament.
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