Weekend sports results

The past sports weekend marked the end of the Super League handball championship. In the final, 22 round of the Super B League championship, Crvenka’s handball players lost to Morava from Velika Plana 35:32 in front of their home fans, despite taking the first half 17:16. It should be noted that the match had no competitive significance and that Crvenka fielded a team without four regular first-team players: captain Radonjić, Egić, Račić and goalkeeper Pavićević. Young Nikolić was Crvenka’s top scorer in the defeat to Morava, with 9 goals. Crvenka finished the season in eleventh place with 14 points, and will play in the Super B League again next season.

In the 21 round of the First League championship, Sivac 69 beat Hercegovina from Sečanj 27:26 away in Jaša Tomić, with the halftime score 14:13 in Sivac’s favor. It was Sivac’s 20 league win; the handball players had secured promotion to the Super B League long ago. Čabai was Sivac’s top scorer, with 10 goals. Sivac 69 are top of the table with 40 points, and in the final round of the championship they will host Crvena zvezda from Mokrin in front of their home fans, where they will celebrate the league title and promotion to the Super B League.
Our other First League team in the women’s competition, Laki from Crvenka, lost 23:19 away to hosts Spartak in Debeljača, with the halftime score 12:9. Dragana Dimitrić was Laki’s top scorer, with 8 goals. The young Crvenka handball players of Laki are tenth in the table with 12 points, and will host league leaders Kikinda in the final round of the championship.

Hajduk’s footballers have recorded their fourth consecutive defeat in the Serbian League, Vojvodina group. In the 31 round, in the derby of the spring part of the season, the team from Kula hosted league leaders Kabel from Novi Sad and lost 3:0. In the first twenty minutes, Hajduk’s players had three good chances to score but failed to take them, and were made to pay. When Kabel scored their second goal at the very start of the second half, it was clear the visitors would celebrate. One thing this match will also be remembered for is the fine gesture by the management of Hajduk Football Club 1912.

Before the match, Hajduk honorary president Velimir Potpara presented Mileta Šćepanović and Slobodan Đođić with Hajduk jerseys bearing their surnames, in recognition of their many years of loyal support for the club. Despite the defeat to Kabel, Hajduk 1912 are second in the table with 57 points, and travel to face Železničar in Pančevo in the next round.

Crvenka’s footballers defeated Mladost from Turija 3:2 in the 27 round of the Vojvodina League North Group, playing in front of their home fans. Furtula, Šakić and Milan Subotić scored for Crvenka. Crvenka are sixth in the table with 39 points, and travel to face Sloga in Čonoplja in the next round.

Sivac’s Polet footballers continued their winning streak in the Sombor District League. In the 28 round of the championship, Polet beat Krajina’s Wings from Bačka Palanka 3:0 in front of their home fans, recording their seventh win in their last eight matches. Polet’s scorers against Krajina’s Wings were Romić from the penalty spot, Jovan Čvokić and Janjuš. Kula drew 0:0 with Radnički from Ratkovo at Geder, Rusin from Ruski Krstur lost 4:1 to hosts Kulpin in Kulpin, while Lipar drew 1:1 with ŽAK in Sombor. Rusin are fifth in the table with 44 points, Polet are twelfth with 33, Kula are fourteenth with 32, and Lipar are fifteenth with 27 points. The municipal derby is on the schedule for the next round. Lipar and Kula will face off in Lipar, Rusin host Vojvodina from Tovariševo in Ruski Krstur, and Polet from Sivac visit Radnički in Ratkovo.
In the 20 round of the first division of the Sombor Intermunicipal League, Mladost drew 2:2 with league leaders Kordun from Kljajićevo in Kruščić. Mladost are tenth in the standings with 20 points, and will visit Partizan in Kupusina in the next round.

In the 17 round of the Serbian First League championship for women, Polet’s footballers from Sivac lost 5:1 away to Rad, the home team in Belgrade. Sivac are currently eighth in the table with 15 points, and will host bottom-placed Kolibri from Kuršumlija in the final round of the championship.

Đ. Bojanić