Sports results from last weekend
In the final round of the Super B League championship, Crvenka's handball players beat Mačva from Bogatić 30:27 in front of their home fans, with a halftime score of 13:13. Although the match had no competitive significance, as both teams had secured their survival

In the final round of the Super B League championship, Crvenka handball players defeated Mačva from Bogatić 30:27 in front of their own fans, with a halftime score of 13:13. Although the match had no bearing on the standings, since both teams had secured their places in the league, it was an entertaining game of handball. The experienced visitors held their own against Radоsav Kovačević’s team until midway through the second half. Crvenka then went on a 3:0 run, turning a score of 19:19 in the 45 minute into a 22:19 lead, before comfortably seeing out the game and bidding farewell to their supporters with a win. Crvenka’s top scorers were Šveljo with 7, and Dragiša Račić and Kojadinović with 6 goals each. Crvenka finished the Super B League season sixth in the table with 19 points.
In the final round of the First League championship, Sivac’s handball players beat Apatin 28:25 away in Apatin, with a halftime score of 13:13. Sivac thus made amends for their loss to Jabuka in the previous round. The most effective players for Sivac 69 were Slavuljica, who scored 9, and Čabai, with 8 goals. Sivac 69 finished the First League season third in the standings with 32 points.
Our other first-division team, the Laki women’s handball team, will conclude its season this evening. In front of their home fans in Crvenka, Laki will host Temerin. The young Crvenka handball players are determined to say goodbye to their fans with a win. The Laki–Temerin match will begin at 19 in the Crvenka sports hall.
Odžaci from Kula visited Sakule in round 29 of the Serbian League Vojvodina group championship, where they lost 2:1 to the home team, Borac. The home team took the lead in the first half, but Matijašević's goal brought Odžaci level, and the teams went into the break at 1:1. Just when it seemed that would be the final score, Borac scored the winner in stoppage time. Odžaci are twelfth in the table with 36 points, and host Radnički from Nova Pazova in the final round.
The penultimate round of the Sombor District League championship featured a municipal derby in Kruščić between hosts Mladost and Lipar. The match had no bearing on the competition, as Mladost are bottom of the table and Lipar have secured their place in the league. Mladost won 8:2. Second-place Crvenka defeated ŽAK 4:0 away in Sombor; Rusin lost 5:0 to league leaders Stanišić in Ruski Krstur; while Kula lost 4:2 away to Slavija in Pivnice. Crvenka are second in the standings with 61 point, Lipar are tenth with 30, Kula are twelfth with 29, Rusin are thirteenth with 28, and Mladost are bottom, in fifteenth place, with 14 points. The final round of the championship will feature another municipal derby: Lipar and Rusin will meet in Lipar; Crvenka will host Budućnost from Parage; Mladost from Kruščić will visit Vojvodina in Tovariševo; and Kula will have a bye.
The Sombor Intermunicipal League First Division championship has concluded. Polet from Sivac visited Kupusina, where they drew 2:2 with the home team, Partizan. Polet finished the season in the Sombor Intermunicipal League First Division in second place with 45 points.
The cadets of Crvenka Basketball Club are the winners of the Basketball Association of Vojvodina Summer Cadet League. In the final round of the championship, the young Crvenka basketball players defeated their peers, the Marina cadets from Bačka Palanka, in front of their own fans, by 79:50, with a halftime score of 48:20. Coach Aranđel Semiz’s team broke the visitors’ resistance in the very first quarter, winning it 27:9, after which the rest was routine. After the match, our celebrated basketball player Zlatko Bolić presented Crvenka captain Đorđe Ristić with the championship trophy, donated by the Basketball Association of Vojvodina. Bolić, a member of the Assembly of the Basketball Association of Serbia and president of the Novi Sad Basketball Association, presented gold medals to the Crvenka cadets and silver medals to Marina. Crvenka cadet Nikola Mrdalj received the award for the Summer Cadet League’s best player, Crvenka coach Aranđel Semiz was once again named best coach, and Zlatko Bolić presented the award for an outstanding sports administrator to Petar Bodrožić, president of Crvenka Basketball Club.
Đ. Bojanić



