Sports results

Crvenka handball players recorded an important victory in the 9 round of the first-league championship. Radосav Kovačević’s team beat Banatski Karlovac 25:24 in front of their home fans, with a halftime score of 12:9. Given that Crvenka had lost captain Radonjić, who transferred to Dinamo from Pančevo, before this match, and that winger Stokanić and Smiljanić were also absent, as was loaned player Pejić-Tukuljac, Crvenka fans were concerned about the final outcome. However, with better play for most of the match, Crvenka’s handball players secured the win, but not without drama. In the 46 minute they had a five-goal lead, but secured the points with a goal scored by Račić virtually in the final seconds. Dragiša Račić was Crvenka’s top scorer with 8 goals. Our other representative, Sivac 69, lost away to Vrbas Petrol in Vrbas 32:21, with a halftime score of 18:12. Sivac put up a fight for the first twenty minutes or so, when they were two goals behind, but then their performance dipped, which the home team took advantage of to record a convincing win. Bošković was Sivac’s top scorer with 7 goals. After this round, Crvenka are second in the standings with 14, while Sivac 69 are ninth with 7 points. Next round features a local derby, with Sivac 69 taking on Crvenka.

 

The autumn half of the Sombor District League has ended. In the final round of the autumn season, in the municipal derby, Rusin beat Hajduk Junior 3:2 in Ruski Krstur, with the half-time score at 1:1. Barna, Orsag and Oros scored for Rusin, while Danojević scored twice for Hajduk Junior. Lipar drew 0:0 with Slavija in Pivnice, Mladost from Kruščić lost 4:0 to ŽAK in Sombor, and in the bottom-of-the-table derby in Bački Gračac, hosts Borac beat Polet from Sivac 3:1. Hajduk Junior finished the autumn half of the season third in the standings with 27 points, Rusin is sixth with 25, Mladost tenth with 19, Lipar eleventh with 18, and Polet fifteenth with 8 points. The spring half of the Sombor District League will begin in mid-March next year.

 

In round 8 of the First Serbian League, both teams from our municipality were defeated. Crvenka’s basketball players lost 93:71 to Topola from Bačka Topola in front of their home fans, while Hajduk’s basketball players lost 102:83 to league leaders Akademik away in Srbobran. Kula are currently eighth in the standings with 3 wins and five losses, while Crvenka’s basketball players are last with one win and seven losses. In the next round, Hajduk host Nova Pazova, while Crvenka travel to Stara Pazova. In round 9 of the Second Serbian League, Sivac’s basketball players lost 110:56 to league leaders Mladost Veternik in Futog. Sivac are eleventh in the standings with 2 wins and five losses, and will host Budućnost from Novi Sad in the next round.

 

In round 12 of the First Vojvodina League, Hajduk’s bowlers beat the team from Ruma, Sloven, 7:1 on points and 3247:3063 in knocked-down pins, in front of their home supporters. Velimir Joković achieved the best result for Hajduk, knocking down 578 pins. Hajduk’s bowlers are currently fourth in the standings with 17 points. This match concluded the first half of the bowling championship, with the second half set to begin in February next year.