VK Šibenik

Vaterpolski klub Solaris
Founded 6 August 1924 as "Plivački sportski klub Krka"
League First Croatian League
Adriatic A2 League
Team history PSK Krka
VK Šibenik
Solaris NCP
Based in Šibenik, Croatia
Arena Bazen Crnica
(Capacity: 400)
Colours          
Owner Tourist Town Solaris
President Croatia Tomislav Perak
Head coach Croatia Joško Kreković
Website solaris.hr

Vaterpolski klub Solaris is a Croatian water polo club from town on the south of the country called Šibenik. Club offices are on address Prilaz tvornici BB.

History

The club is taking part in the Croatian water polo championship for many years. Until 2002. Šibenik played their home matches on the pool in Solaris (10 km from Šibenik) but then the pool was closed and there was a big break, which took a part on Šibenik's players. Finally, in fall 2006. the new pool was built and the club started to advance. With the arrival of new sponsors Nautical Center Prgin the club changed its name to Šibenik NCP.

Club leaders

  • President: Tomislav Perak
  • Vice-president: Tomislav Jukić
  • Secretary: Katarina Kvinta
  • Sport's director: Bore Rončević
  • Coordinator for children:
    Antonija Živković Radnić
    Denis Šupe
    Edi Seferović
    Jure Marelja
  • Coach: Joško Kreković
  • Assistant coach: Jure Marelja
  • Assistant coach: Edi Brkić
  • Technical director: Denis Šupe
  • Goalkeeper's coach:

Club's successes

Although it never won a championship, it was a very tough rival to all other clubs. Also, many players from Šibenik were in national teams, or they were in state champions; but the best of them are: Perica Bukić, Renato Vrbičić, Siniša Belamarić, Denis Šupe, and Andrija Komadina. The best success accomplished in 2006-07 season when it was 2nd place in LEN Cup; and third in the Croatian championship.

Notable players

Croatia Perica Bukić, former president of Croatian water polo federation
Croatia Renato Vrbičić, late water polo player
Croatia Ivica Tucak, current coach of Croatia national water polo team
Croatia Andrija Komadina, current player
Croatia Denis Šupe, former player
Croatia Antonio Petković, Croatian national team's player
Croatia Siniša Belamarić, former player
Croatia Edi Brkić, former player

2018-19 season

Players:

Begović, Bulat, Bušelić, Erak, Erak, Kale, Komadina, Koprčina, Kreković, Lipar, Malenica, Pelicarić, Petković, Sabioni, Santini, Seferović, Šparada, Šparada, Štrkalj, Vlahović,
Coach: Joško Kreković
Assistant:
Jure Marelja
Edi Brkić

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