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Capacity
  
2,000

Head coach
  
Nikola Marković

Location
  
Kać, Serbia

President
  
Branko Ćurčić

Arena
  
Hram Sport Hall

Date founded
  
25 June 1956

RK Jugović

Full name
  
Rukometni klub Jugović Kać

Nickname(s)
  
Plavo-beli (The Blue-whites), 'Tići (Little birds),Kaćka mašina (Kać's machine), Nebesko plavi (The Sky blues)

League
  
Handball League of Serbia

Rukometni klub Jugović (Serbian Cyrillic: Pукометни клуб Jугoвић, English: Handball club Jugović) is a handball club from Kać, Serbia. Currently, RK Jugović competes in the Handball League of Serbia continuously since 1984. Jugović won the EHF Challenge Cup in debut season 2000/2001.

Contents

RK Jugović Trijumf RK Jugovi Ka u Subotici posle sedmeraca Magazin Ravnica

Achievements

  • EHF Challenge Cup
  • Winner (1): 2000/2001
  • Round 3 (1): 2001/2002
  • EHF Cup
  • Round 3 (1): 2002/2003
  • Serbian cup
  • Finalist (1): 2006/2007

    • Current squad

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  • Dušan Šipka (capitain)
  • Nemanja Beloš
  • Nikola Vrgović
  • Nemanja Vučićević
  • Tadej Dobrijević (goalkeeper)
  • Stefan Ilić
  • Aleksandar Kurteš
  • Dejan Milosavljev (goalkeeper)
  • Robert Seleši
  • Nikola Crnoglavac
  • Miroslav Grozdić
  • Nikola Bečejac
  • Nikola Kurteš
  • Miјodrag Matić (goalkeeper)
  • Milan Lisica
  • Veljko Momirov
  • Strahinja Travar

    • Notable former players

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  • Árpád Sterbik ( IHF World Player of the Year 2005. )
  • Dragan Škrbić ( IHF World Player of the Year 2000. )
  • Milorad Krivokapić
  • Nenad Peruničić
  • Rajko Prodanović
  • Dobrivoje Marković
  • Tihomir Doder
  • Nebojša Jokić
  • Dragan Gvozdenović
  • Marko Krsmančić
  • Goran Arsenić
  • Šandor Hodik
  • Božo Rudić
  • Marko Krivokapić
  • Milorad Despotović
  • Miodrag Vujadinović
  • Milan Pavlov
  • Dejan Prole
  • Lazar Savić
  • Slaviša Cvijović
  • Svetislav Verkić
  • Milovan Erceg
  • Milan Mirković
  • Nikola Marković
  • Đurađ Trbojević
  • Stefan Ilić
  • Milan Torbica
  • Nikola Crnoglavac
  • Slavoljub Cvijović
  • Zoran Vinčić
  • Ljubomir Jošić
  • Željko Savić
  • Zoran Kurteš
  • Uroš Mandić
  • Dušan Šipka
  • Saša Puljizović

    • Notable former coaches

  • Zoran Kurteš
  • Dragan Vrgović
  • Branislav Zeljković
  • Đurađ Trbojević
  • Vladan Jordović

    • References

    RK Jugović Wikipedia
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