Crvenka handball players defeated in Leskovac, while Siivac handball players draw in Kać

Crvenka’s handball players lost to Dubočica 32:28 away in Leskovac in the seventh round of the Serbian ARKUS Super League, with the halftime score 15:14 in favor of the hosts. In the first half, the teams traded goals, and Dubočica’s narrow lead stood at the break. Crvenka started the second half better, taking a two-goal lead in the 38 minute and going ahead 21:19, but then failed to score between the 43 and 50 minutes. Dubočica’s players took advantage, opening up a three-goal lead—the score was 26:23—and it was then clear that Crvenka’s handball players did not have the strength to turn the game around, so defeat followed. Čabrilo was Crvenka’s top scorer with 9 goals. Crvenka still have no points, and will play their postponed match against Proleter from Zrenjanin on Wednesday.

Siivac handball players drew away to Jugović in Kać in the seventh round of the Super B League championship 28:28, but have reason to regret not taking all the points. Siivac were the better side for almost the entire match, held the lead, and went into halftime two goals ahead—the score was 16:14. In the 46 minute they led 23:20, and in the 57 minute they had a 28:26 advantage, but late in the match Kalic’s rushed shot and Slavuljica’s inaccuracy cost them the second point. Čabai was Siivac’s top scorer with 9 goals. Siivac are currently seventh in the standings with 7 points, and host Inđija in the next round.

“Laki” handball players delighted their supporters, beating hosts Mokrin 25:18 away in the sixth round of the First League championship. The young Crvenka handball players effectively secured the win in the first half, which they won 16:9, then preserved their lead with an almost routine performance in the second half to record their second victory. Nikolina Bulatović was “Laki”’s top scorer with 7 goals. “Laki” are currently eighth in the standings with 4 points, and will host Spartak from Debeljača in the next round.

Hajduk's footballers played away in Sombor in the 17. round of the Serbian League, Vojvodina group, where they lost 2:0 to hosts Radnički, with the score at half-time 1:0. This was the fourth consecutive match in which Hajduk had failed to taste victory, and the defeat in Sombor effectively pushed them into the group of teams fighting to remain in the Serbian League. Hajduk are currently fifteenth in the table with 19 points, and host Kozara from Banatsko Veliko Selo in the next round.

In the fifteenth round of the North group of the Vojvodina League, Crvenka’s footballers lost 2:1 away to Vrbas. The hosts took the lead with a penalty, then Marko Kerekeš equalized with a quick counterattack, and the teams went into halftime at 1:1. Vrbas were more dominant in the second half, attacking and creating chances, but Crvenka’s defense held out until the 85 minute, when the Vrbas side scored the winner. Crvenka are currently fifteenth in the standings with 15 points, and travel to face Obilić in Novi Kneževac in the next round.

Rusin's footballers beat Polet from Karavukovo 1:0 in round 16 of the Sombor District League in Ruski Krstur. Rusin's superior play was capped by a goal from Danojević. Rusin are currently fourth in the standings with 32 points, and in the final round of the autumn season they visit Slavija in Pivnice.

Of the four representatives from the Kula municipality in the Sombor Intermunicipal League, First Division, only Lipar's footballers were successful in the final round of the autumn season, beating OFK Odžaci 4:0 away from home. It was already clear after the first half that the points would go to Lipar, as the team had won that half 3:0. Lipar's scorers in Odžaci were Basarić, Lazić, Banović, and Šegan. Polet hosted league leaders Bratstvo from Prigrevica in Sivac, who recorded a 3:0 victory. Kula lost to Omladinac from Deronje 2:1 at Geder. Kula's goal was scored by Gačević from the penalty spot. Mladost lost to Hajduk from Stapar 5:2 in Kruščić. Both of Mladost's goals were scored by Grdinić. Lipar's footballers finished the autumn season in second place in the standings with 33 points, Polet are fourth with 21, Kula are sixth with 19, and Mladost are last with minus two points.

In the seventh round of the First Serbian League, Hajduk's basketball team beat Topola from Bačka Topola 89:52 at home. After the first twenty minutes, it was already clear which team was in control, and Hajduk led 53:29 at half-time, before extending their lead in the second half. Despite missing five players—Jokanović, Tešović, Leovac, Vukićević and Nogavica—Danilo Borović's team easily recorded their fifth league win.

With 5 wins and two defeats, Hajduk's basketball team are near the top of the table, and travel to Podrinje in Mačvanska Mitrovica in the next round.

Hajduk’s volleyball team continued its winning streak in the First Vojvodina League. In round five of the championship, Hajduk defeated Dunav Volley 2 away in Novi Sad, winning in straight sets, 3:0. Hajduk won the first set 25:9, the second 25:18, and the third 25:14. With a maximum of fifteen points, Hajduk lead the standings and will visit Stražilovo in Sremski Karlovci in the next round.

Đ. Bojanić