RK Metaloplastika

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RK Metaloplastika Zorka keramika

Full name Rukometni klub Metaloplastika Zorka keramika Šabac
Founded 25 december 1958
Arena Zorka Hall, Šabac
Capacity 3,000
President Serbia Slobodan Mirković
Head coach Serbia Slavko Novaković
League Handball League of Serbia
2011–12 Handball League of Serbia, 4th
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RK Metaloplastika (Serbian Cyrillic: Рукометни клуб Металопластика, English: Handball club Metaloplastika) is a handball club from Šabac, Serbia. Founded in 1958 the club has been a regular member of the Yugoslav/Serbian top league since the late 1970s. The club has won 7 national titles and 4 national cups. Most important results were in Europe where Metaloplastika took two EHF Champions League titles in 21.04.1985 and 28.04.1986. Currently, RK Metaloplastika competes in the Handball League of Serbia.

Honours and achievements

  • Yugoslav Handball Cup:
    • Winners (4): 1979–80, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1985–86
  • EHF Champions League:
    • Winners (2): 1984–85, 1985–86
    • Runners-up (1): 1983–84
    • Semi-finalists: (3): 1982–83, 1986–87, 1987–88

Current squad

  • Georgia (country) Chikovani Irakli
  • Serbia Čolić Đorđe
  • Serbia Đuričin Milan
  • Serbia Dragaš Miloš
  • Serbia Jović Dragan
  • Serbia Kamberović Nikola
  • Montenegro Kažić Miodrag
  • Serbia Lončar Miloš
  • Serbia Maksimović Ivan
  • Serbia Malenčić Nenad
  • Serbia Marjanović Filip
  • Serbia Marković Miloš
  • Serbia Medurić Bogdan
  • Serbia Milošević Veljko
  • Serbia Mitrović Luka
  • Serbia Mitrović Miloš
  • Georgia (country) Mskhvildze Rati
  • Serbia Protić Miloš
  • Serbia Rajičić Miloš
  • Serbia Stančić Milan
  • Serbia Živanović Darko
  • Serbia Živanović Mihailo

Notable former players

Notable former coaches

Notable former presidents

  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Aleksandar Trifunović
  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Dušan Maričić
  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Milorad Damnjanović
  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia dr.Jovan Govorčinović
  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia dr.Branislav Mrkonjić

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