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The spring half of the football championship has begun.

In the first round of the spring season in the Bačka group of the Vojvodina League, Sivac’s Polet defeated Zadrugar from Srpski Miletić 4:3 in front of their home fans, even though the visitors took the lead three times. But two minutes before the end, the match’s best player, Marin Karin, scored his second goal and Polet’s fourth, securing victory for his team. Alongside two-goal scorer Karin, Zejak and Čvokić scored for Polet. Polet are currently thirteenth with 15 points, and will host bottom-placed Tekstilac from Odžaci in the next round.

Of the four teams from the Municipality of Kula competing in the Sombor District League, two won in the first round of the spring half of the season. Rusin from Ruski Krstur defeated Graničar 3:0 away in Gakovo, while Lipar beat BSK from Bački Brestovac 2:0 at home. Kula lost 1:0 away to Šikara in Sombor, while Mladost from Kruščić lost 2:0 to Terekveš in Svilоjevo. Lipar is second in the table with 34 points, Rusin third with 32, Mladost sixth with 26, while Kula is thirteenth with 16 points. A municipal derby is scheduled for the next round, with Kula hosting Lipar; Rusin host Hajduk from Stapar, while Mladost from Kruščić travel to Stanišić.

In the first round of the spring half of the Second Futsal League, Vojvodina Group, Hajduk Futsal Club lost 3:1 away to APA Futsal in Apatin. Kula are currently sixth in the table with 12 points, and host Srbobran next round.

In the first round of the spring half of the First League championship, the Laki women’s handball team from Crvenka lost 29:14 away to Halas Jozef in Ada, with a halftime score of 12:7. The women from Crvenka are currently ninth in the standings with 5 points, and will host Petrovaradin in the next round.

In the 15 round of the Second League championship, Sivac’s handball players drew 29:29 away against Vojvoda Stepa in Žabalj, with the halftime score at 12:13. Sivac had a seven-metre penalty to win in the final minute, but Sivac’s top scorer Kalić missed, and the points were shared. Crvenka’s second team lost 29:25 away to Beočin. Sivac 69 are fifth in the table with 19 points, while Crvenka’s second team are bottom with 8 points. In the next round, Sivac 69 host Potisje Pleteks from Ada, while Crvenka’s second team will host Mladost from Vršac.

In the 20 round of the First Serbian League championship, Hajduk’s basketball players defeated Odžaci 60:50 in front of their home fans, with the visitors leading 33:25 at halftime. However, in the third quarter Hajduk’s players began to play as expected, winning it 18:7, and then also took the fourth quarter 17:10, thus recording the expected victory. Our other representatives, Crvenka’s basketball players, lost 103:66 away to Sveti Đorđe in Žitište. After this round, Hajduk are seventh in the table with a record of 10 wins and 10 losses, while Crvenka are bottom with a record of one win and 19 losses. In the next round, Crvenka host Akademik from Srbobran, while Hajduk travel to face Železničar in Inđija.

In the 20 round of the Second Serbian League championship, Sivac’s basketball players lost to Budućnost, 106:73, away in Novi Sad. Sivac are currently eleventh in the table, with a record of 7 wins and 13 losses, and in the next round they host league leaders Mladost Veternik.

Hajduk’s women’s volleyball players lost 3:2 in sets to Voleystars from Sombor in the derby of the 13 round of the First Vojvodina League championship, in front of their home fans. The women from Kula won the first two sets, and in the third they led by as many as six points on several occasions. However, their play then faltered, which the visitors took advantage of; they regained their rhythm and won. Hajduk’s women’s volleyball players are currently second in the table with 28 points, and in the next round they host Elan Volley from Srbobran.

Đ. Bojanić