RK Partizan

For the parent multisport club, see JSD Partizan.
RK Partizan
Founded 1948
Arena Banjica Sport Hall, Belgrade
Capacity 2,500
President Dobroslav Bojović
Head coach Aleksandar Brković
League Handball League of Serbia
2010–11 Handball League of Serbia, 1st
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Rukometni klub Partizan (Serbian Cyrillic: Рукометни клуб Партизан, English: Handball club Partizan) is a handball club from Belgrade, Serbia. RK Partizan is one of the sport clubs in Serbia that are part of sport society Partizan. It was founded in 1948 and until now Partizan had won 8 national titles, 9 national cups and 2 national supercup. Club also played few good seasons in Europe reaching semi-finals of EHF Cup Winner's Cup twice (1998–99 and 2001–02). In 1999–00 and 2003–04 Partizan participated in EHF Champions League. Currently, RK Partizan competes in the Handball League of Serbia and EHF Champions League.

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Honours

  • Winners (1) : 1963

First Team for 2011/2012 season

Number Name Nationality
1 Dejan Vasić  Serbia
2 Veljko Milošević  Serbia
3 Vanja Ilić  Serbia
4 Luka Minić  Serbia
5 Vladimir Mandić  Serbia
6 Branko Radanović  Serbia
8 Ivan Dimitrijević  Serbia
9 Nenad Maksić (captain)  Serbia
10 Božidar Nikočević  Montenegro
12 Strahinja Milić  Serbia
14 Bogdan Radivojević  Serbia
18 Stefan Babić  Serbia
19 Nemanja Ilić  Serbia
20 Miloš Milinić  Serbia
21 Miloš Kostadinović  Serbia
22 Mihailo Radovanović  Serbia
26 Savo Mešter  Serbia
33 Mijajlo Marsenić  Serbia
55 Nikola Potić  Serbia

Coach : Aleksandar Brković  Serbia

Assistant Coach : Mihailo Radosavljević  Serbia

Notable former players

  • Branko Jančić
  • Bogdan Jančić
  • Radomir Mijalković
  • Cuki Petrović
  • Draško Zečević
  • Svetislav Stankić
  • Dušan Tadić
  • Milan Vatovec
  • Blagoje Džeparovski
  • Đorđe Milinković
  • Vasilije Janošević
  • Aleksandar Špet
  • Ljubomir Slavković
  • Dušan Anušić
  • Vlada Miladinović
  • Dušan Dimitrijević
  • Ljubomir Kordić
  • Salko Nazečić
  • Vlatko Martinčević
  • Krunoslav Dogan
  • Petar Eror
  • Petar Lazarević
  • Abas Arslanagić
  • Milenko Todorović
  • Miodrag Rabata
  • Dragan Stevanović
  • Borivoje Stanković
  • Slobodan Koprivica
  • Dobrivoje Selec
  • Boris Kostić
  • Dragan Stanić
  • Mladen Simidžija
  • Valja Simidžija
  • Borivoje Đukanović
  • Časlav Grubić
  • Radomir Diklić
  • Radivoje Krivokapić
  • Boško Vuković
  • Branislav Petković
  • Borivoje Petković
  • Zoran Jovanović
  • Slavoljub Čeh
  • Milan Kalina
  • Milan Tomaš
  • Marko Popović
  • Mirko Korać
  • Slobodan Čičanović
  • Slobodan Milosavljević
  • Slobodan Bošković
  • Stanoje Šelmić
  • Vladimir Cindrić
  • Vasilije Đokić
  • Vlajko Branković
  • Časlav Dinčić
  • Saša Jeličić
  • Zoran Padeženin
  • Dušan Stojanović
  • Mile Malešević
  • Dejan Lukić
  • Milan Stanković
  • Goran Stojanović
  • Zoran Đorđić
  • Nenad Damjanović
  • Nenad Puljezević
  • Nemanja Ljubenović
  • Vladan Krasavac
  • Damir Hasanović
  • Mihailo Radosavljević
  • Srđan Đorđević
  • Dane Šijan
  • Radivoje Ristanović
  • Goran Simić
  • Mario Blažević
  • Milutin Bogdanović
  • Tomislav Stojković
  • Rade Mijatović
  • Dragan Marjanac
  • Vladimir Abadžić
  • Nikola Džamić
  • Božidar Đurković
  • Aleksandar Jerkan
  • Nebojša Lončarević
  • Vladislav Rosić
  • Goran Popović
  • Branko Padežanin
  • Aleksandar Blagojević
  • Toni Vasilev
  • Milan Pavlović
  • Zoran Stanković
  • Predrag Peruničić
  • Senjanin Maglajlija
  • Nedeljko Jovanović
  • Radovan Roganović
  • Muzafer Hadžiabdić
  • Dragan Zurnić
  • Goran Stupar
  • Draško Prtina
  • Dragan Momić
  • Jovan Kovačević
  • Jovan Popović
  • Nebojša Barović
  • Vladan Matić
  • Nikola Eklemović
  • Branko Kokir
  • Petar Kapisoda
  • Blažo Lisičić
  • Stevo Nikočević
  • Slobodan Minić
  • Mladen Bojinović
  • Aleksandar Knežević
  • Zoran Tomić
  • Miodrag Jeličić
  • Nikola Adžić
  • Igor Maksimović
  • Saša Dakić
  • Saša Vuković
  • Saša Vidimlić
  • Dragan Maksović
  • Vladimir Samardžić
  • Nikola Marković
  • Dejan Unčanin
  • Vladica Stojanović
  • Vladimir Matović
  • Vladimir Anđelić
  • Goran Cmiljanić
  • Rastko Stojković
  • Aleksandar Stanojević
  • Aleksandar Stanković
  • Zoran Roganović
  • Ivan Drenovac
  • Ivan Stanković
  • Boris Ković
  • Blažo Lakić
  • Ivan Anić
  • Petar Žujović
  • Saša Đukić
  • Bojan Skoko
  • Bojan Tomić
  • Goran Stevanović
  • Đorđe Ćirković
  • Bojan Stefanović
  • Ratko Đurković
  • Miodrag Vujadinović
  • Đuro Kapa
  • Vladimir Osmajić
  • Borko Đorđević
  • Željko Savić
  • Stavro Rašković
  • Božidar Markićević
  • Dragan Sudžum
  • Uroš Mitrović
  • Damjan Blečić
  • Mladen Ivanović
  • Uroš Elezović
  • Srđan Jovanović
  • Alem Toskić
  • Duško Tomić
  • Ivan Đurković
  • Radovan Tomić
  • Boban Knežević
  • Marko Kovačević
  • Vladimir Petrović
  • Predrag Vujadinović
  • Milan Vukas
  • Miloš Savić
  • Mirko Milošević
  • Bratislav Stanković
  • Obrad Radulović
  • Damir Radončić
  • Dušan Milićević
  • Milan Mirković
  • Đorđe Pešić
  • Đorđe Radovanović
  • Vuk Lazović
  • Nenad Malenčić
  • Ilija Abutović
  • Stanislav Tutić
  • Nenad Radosavljević
  • Dragan Tubić
  • Dušan Beočanin
  • Bojan Butulija
  • Zoran Martinović
  • Milan Ćorović
  • Stefan Alčaković
  • Nikola Šljivančanin
  • Stojan Radanović
  • Milan Rašić
  • Saša Marijanac
  • Aleksandar Pilipović
  • Đorđe Golubović
  • Boško Marinković
  • Stevan Kladarin

Notable former coaches

  • Marijan Flander
  • Radoslav Mutić
  • Srđan Praljak
  • Vilim Tičić
  • Zoran Pantazis
  • Dragan Stevanović
  • Petar Lazarević
  • Kosta Veselinović
  • Vlatko Martinčević
  • Petar Eror
  • Đorđe Vučinić
  • Vladimir Cindrić
  • Vasilije Đokić
  • Ilija Jović
  • Mihajlo Obradović
  • Kasim Kamenica
  • Jovica Elezović
  • Predrag Hadžistević

Notable trophy coaches

External links

Fans:

European Handball Federation – Club Competitions
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