Sports results from last weekend

In the 10 round of the Super B League championship, Sivac’s handball players visited Novi Bečej, where they beat the hosts, Jedinstvo, 37:32, with the halftime score 19:14 in favor of Sivac. Although they were without goalkeeper Nikola Bogojević, who returned to Apatin, and pivot Marko Živković, who moved to Novi Pazar, while newcomer Vučković was also absent, Branko Žeželj’s team, led by the elusive Marko Čabai, secured their second consecutive away win. The first half was mostly goal for goal, but with Sivac leading 16:14 in the 28 minute, two goals from Čabai and one from Beslać gave the Sivac players a 5-goal lead at halftime. In the second half, the home team tried to close the gap and

They held on until the 54th minute, when the score was 32:30 in favor of Sivac, after which Sivac’s handball players went on a four-minute run of 4:0, took a six-goal lead and comfortably saw out the match. Marko Čabai was named player of the match, scoring 20 goals. Sivac 69 is currently fifth in the standings with 11 points, and will host the Ub team in the next round.

Laki, the young Crvenka women’s handball team, suffered a heavy defeat away to Temerin in round 8 of the First League championship. Temerin beat Laki 36:15, with the halftime score 22:6. Lovre, Ivić and Zorić scored three goals each for Laki. After eight matches, Laki have four points and are currently ninth in the table. They will host Jadran from Feketić in the next round.

As part of their preparations for the start of the relegation play-out in the ARKUS Super League of Serbia, Crvenka’s handball players played a friendly match against Spartak from Subotica on Saturday. Spartak won 40:26, with the halftime score 20:15 in favor of the Subotica team. The score suggests that little attention was paid to defense. The play-out competition begins next weekend, and Crvenka’s handball players will try to secure their place in the ARKUS Super League of Serbia. In the first round of the play-out, Crvenka will travel to Novi Pazar.

Hajduk’s basketball players recorded an expected win away in Bačka Topola in the 14th round of the First Serbian League, beating Topola 80:48, with the halftime score 47:23. We call it expected because Topola is in the lower part of the standings and will fight to avoid relegation in the play-out in the second half of the season, while Hajduk will try to win the title through the play-offs. The difference in quality was obvious and was borne out on the court. Hajduk finished the Group A competition in third place with 10 wins and four losses, and will host Inđija’s Železničar in the first round of the play-offs.

Hajduk’s futsal players were also in action for points last weekend. In round 11 of the Vojvodina Futsal League, they hosted ŽAK Junior from Sombor, who defeated Hajduk 5:2. Delić and Jovanović scored for Hajduk. Hajduk’s futsal players have earned 10 points so far this season, and in the next round they travel to Novi Sad to face Fortuna.

Last weekend, football teams used friendly matches to check their form ahead of the approaching start of the spring half of the season.

Serbian League side Hajduk faced Mladost from Bački Petrovac and recorded a 2:0 victory. Božović and Vlaisavljević scored for Hajduk.

Vojvodina League side Crvenka beat Fruškogorac from Sremska Kamenica 2:0 on their home ground, with both goals scored by Milenko Babić.

District League side Rusin from Ruski Krstur visited Lovćenac, where they lost 3:2 to the home team, Njegoš. Matej Sajanković scored both goals for Rusin. Rusin’s next fitness test will be on Saturday, when they visit Crvenka.

Our representatives also took to the field in the Sombor Intermunicipal League, First Division. Lipar drew 1:1 at home against Jadran from Feketić. Strahinja Banović scored for Lipar. Lipar will have its next friendly next weekend, when it visits Stari Žednik. Polet beat ŽAK from Sombor 3:1 in Sivac. Romić scored twice for Polet, while Marković scored one goal. Next week, Polet will host Kordun from Kljajićevo. The footballers of K

Hajduk’s basketball players recorded an expected win away in Bačka Topola in the 14th round of the First Serbian League, beating Topola 80:48, with the halftime score 47:23. We call it expected because Topola is in the lower part of the standings and will fight to avoid relegation in the play-out in the second half of the season, while Hajduk will try to win the title through the play-offs. The difference in quality was obvious and was borne out on the court. Hajduk finished the Group A competition in third place with 10 wins and four losses, and will host Inđija’s Železničar in the first round of the play-offs.

Hajduk’s futsal players were also in action for points last weekend. In round 11 of the Vojvodina Futsal League, they hosted ŽAK Junior from Sombor, who defeated Hajduk 5:2. Delić and Jovanović scored for Hajduk. Hajduk’s futsal players have earned 10 points so far this season, and in the next round they travel to Novi Sad to face Fortuna.

Last weekend, football teams used friendly matches to check their form ahead of the approaching start of the spring half of the season.

Serbian League side Hajduk faced Mladost from Bački Petrovac and recorded a 2:0 victory. Božović and Vlaisavljević scored for Hajduk.

Vojvodina League side Crvenka beat Fruškogorac from Sremska Kamenica 2:0 on their home ground, with both goals scored by Milenko Babić.

District League side Rusin from Ruski Krstur visited Lovćenac, where they lost 3:2 to the home team, Njegoš. Matej Sajanković scored both goals for Rusin. Rusin’s next fitness test will be on Saturday, when they visit Crvenka.

Our representatives in the Sombor Intermunicipal League, First Division, were also in action. At home, Lipar drew 1:1 with Jadran from Feketić. Strahinja Banović scored for Lipar. Lipar’s next friendly will be next weekend, when they visit Stari Žednik. In Sivac, Polet defeated ŽAK from Sombor 3:1. Romić scored twice for Polet, while Marković scored once. Next week, Polet’s footballers will host Kordun from Kljajićevo. Kula’s footballers played away in Kucura, where they lost 2:1 to hosts Iskra. Tapaji scored for Kula. Kula’s players will next test their readiness on Sunday, when they play Mladost in Kruščić. As for Mladost, it is worth mentioning that yesterday they hosted Hajduk from Stapar. Hajduk won 4:1, and Vlahović scored Mladost’s goal from the penalty spot.

Kula visited Kucura, where they lost 2:1 to the home team, Iskra. Tapaji scored Kula’s goal. Kula’s footballers will have their next fitness test on Sunday, when they play Mladost in Kruščić. As for Mladost, yesterday they hosted Hajduk from Stapari on their home ground. Hajduk won 4:1, and Vlahović scored Mladost’s goal from the penalty spot.

Đ. Bojanić