Crvenka finally find their form and win
In the 6 round of the Super B League, Crvenka's handball players defeated league leaders Kikinda 31:30 in front of their home fans, with the halftime score at 17:17. Radovan Kovačević's team put in a superb performance against the leaders, and thus came away with
Crvenka’s handball players beat Kikinđani, who had led the league before this round, 31:30 in front of their home fans in the 6 round of the Super B League championship; the half-time score was 17:17. Radisav Kovačević’s team played brilliantly against the league leaders, taking a 4-goal lead midway through the first half (12:8 and 14:10). Kikinđani managed to catch up, however, and the match was decided in the final minute, when Crvenka’s youngest player, Branko Predović, scored his only goal, which proved to be the winner. Crvenka’s scorers were Žegarac with 11, Dragiša Račić with 9, Ivić with 6, Šveljo with 4, and, as noted, Predović with one. Crvenka are sixth in the standings with 6 points and will visit Inđija in the next round.
Our representatives had success in the seventh round of the first-league handball championship. Sivac 69 simply demolished Crvena Zvezda from Mokrin, beating them by 15 goals 42:27, with veteran Vitomir Kalić in brilliant form, scoring as many as 16 goals. Marko Čabai also stood out with 9 goals. Sivac 69 is second in the table with 11 points, and will visit Banatski Karlovac in the next round.
Sivac's handball players were followed by Crvenka's women handball players. In the 7 round of the First League championship, Laki defeated Deronje 35:25 in Crvenka. Sandra Lovre and Dragana Dimitrić, with 9 goals each, were Laki's top scorers. The team is currently fourth in the standings with 8 points and hosts Radnički from Bajmok in the next round.
In the thirteenth round of the championship in the Sombor District League, our representatives had a meager tally, earning only four points from 18 possible. Hajduk Junior beat Slavija from Pivnice 2:0 in front of their fans. Milan Janjić and captain Dušan Danojević, from the penalty spot, scored for Hajduk Junior. Rusin earned a point, drawing 1:1 with Stari Grad from Bačka Palanka in Ruski Krstur. Aleksandar Čizmar scored for Rusin. Our other representatives suffered defeats. Second-placed Crvenka lost 2:1 away to Krila Krajine in Bačka Palanka, Mladost lost 3:0 to leaders Stanišić in Kruščić, Lipar lost 3:0 to Budućnost in Parage, while Kula lost 3:1 in Gajdobra, in a match against last-placed Hercegovac. Crvenka remains second in the table with 29 points, Hajduk Junior is third with 27, Rusin is tenth, and Lipar is eleventh, each with 16; Kula is twelfth with 13, and Mladost fourteenth with 8 points. The next round features a municipal derby: Lipar and Mladost from Kruščić will meet in Lipar, Crvenka hosts Sombor’s ŽAK, Kula hosts Slavija from Pivnice, Hajduk Junior travels to Bačka Palanka to face Stari Grad, while Rusin visits leaders Stanišić.
In the tenth round of the Sombor Intermunicipal League First Division championship, hosts Kordun and Polet from Sivac shared the points in a local derby in Kljajićevo, playing out a goalless draw. Polet are second in the standings with 23 points and host Partizan from Kupusina in the next round.
KFK footballers from Kula ended the autumn part of the Sombor Intermunicipal League Second Division championship on a disappointing note. KFK lost 5:0 to Sport from Bezdan in front of their home fans, finishing the autumn part of the championship in seventh place with 13 points.
In the sixth round of the First Women’s League championship, Polet’s women’s football team from Sivac suffered their first defeat. The Sivac team lost 2:1 at home to Lavice Dubočica from Leskovac. Bezbradica scored for the Sivac team. Polet’s women’s football team is fourth in the table with 7 points and will visit leaders Šumadija 1903 in Kragujevac in the next round.
The futsal players of Hajduk Futsal Club produced a pleasant surprise when they defeated Tango 4:1 away in Novi Sad in the 6 round of the Vojvodina Futsal League championship. Hajduk are eighth in the standings with 6 points, and host league leaders Kruna from Novi Sad in the next round.
Hajduk’s basketball players continued their winning streak, notching their fifth consecutive victory. In the sixth round of the First Serbian League championship, Hajduk beat Jedinstvo 90:69 away in Novi Bečej. The team from Kula built an insurmountable lead in the first half, which they won 52:36. Hajduk share first place in the standings with a record of five wins and one loss, and in the next round they face Vrbas in a local derby. The match was supposed to be played in Kula, but since the hall at Petefi Brigade Primary School will be occupied by an exhibition of small animals and pets, the match will be played in Vrbas on Friday.
In the sixth round of the Second Serbian League championship, Sivac’s basketball players beat Bečej’s Tisa 101:69 at home, while Crvenka’s basketball players lost 100:64 away to Budućnost in Novi Sad. Sivac are second in the standings with five wins and one loss, while Crvenka are last with 6 losses. In the next round, Sivac will visit Sloboda in Novi Sad, while Crvenka will host Karađorđevo from Banatsko Karađorđevo.
Hajduk's women's volleyball team have recorded their third consecutive loss in the First Vojvodina League. The young women from Kula lost 3:0 to Vrbas in a local derby in front of their home supporters, with set scores of 23:25, 22:25 and 13:25. Hajduk are bottom of the table without a point, and will face Spartak from Subotica in the next round.
In the 9 round of the First Vojvodina League, Hajduk's bowlers lost to Tikvara 6:2 in points, or 3194:3055 in fallen pins, away in Bačka Palanka. Marko Eraković achieved the best result for Hajduk, knocking down 557 pins. Hajduk are third in the standings with 10 points, and will host Srem from Sremska Mitrovica in the next round.
Đ. Bojanić
