Sport in Montenegro

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The Sport of Montenegro revolves mostly around team sports: football, basketball, water polo, volleyball and handball. Also involved are boxing, judo, karate, athletics, table tennis, and chess

Contents 1 Teams 1.1 Basketball 1.2 Football 1.3 Volleyball 1.4 Handball 2 Leagues 3 National Sports Teams

[edit] Teams

[edit] Basketball

• KK ABS Primorje Herceg-Novi
• KK Budućnost Podgorica
• KK Budućnost II Podgorica
• KK Budva Budva
• KK Danilovgrad Danilovgrad
• KK Gorstak Kolašin
• KK Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje
• KK Lovćen Centnje
• KK Mogren Budva
• KK Mornar Bar
• KK Primorje-Mediteran Herceg-Novi
• OKK Primorka Virpazar
• KK Primorka II Virpazar
• KK Rudar Nikšić
• KK Studenski Centar* Podgorica
• KK Teodo Tivat
• KK Ulcinj Ulcinj
• KK Zeta Podgorica

[edit] Football

• FK Arsenal
• OFK Bar
• FK Berane
• FK Bokelj
• FK Bratstvo
• FK Brskovo
• FK Budućnost
• FK Čelik
• FK Crvena Stijena
• FK Dečić
• FK Gorštak
• FK Grafičar
• FK Gusinje
• FK Ibar
• FK Jedinstvo
• FK Jezero
• FK Kom
• FK Lovćen
• FK Mladost
• FK Mogren
• FK Mornar
• FK Orjen
• FK Partizan
• OFK Petrovac
• FK Ribnica
• FK Rudar
• FK Rumija
• FK Sloga
• FK Sutjeska
• FK Zabjelo
• FK Zeta
• FK Zora

[edit] Volleyball

• OK Budućnost
• OK Budućnost PB II
• OK Budva
• OK Budvanska Rivijera II
• OK Ibar
• OK Jedinstvo
• OK Luka Bar
• OK Luka Bar II
• OK Mont
• OK Studenski Centar
• OK Sutjeska

[edit] Handball

• RK Budućnost Podgorica
• ŽRK Budućnost T-Mobile Podgorica
• RK Lovćen Cetinje
• RK Mornar Bar
• RK Berane Berane
• RK Cepelin Cetinje
• RK Sutjeska Niksic
• RK Mojkovac Mojkovac
• RK Pljevlja Pljevlja

[edit] Leagues

• Montenegrin First League — football
• Opportunity League — basketball

[edit] National Sports Teams

• Montenegro national football team
• Montenegro national basketball team
• Montenegro national handball team