RK Vojvodina

Rukometni klub Vojvodina (Serbian Cyrillic: Pукометни клуб Војводина, English: Vojvodina Handball Club) is a handball club from Novi Sad, Serbia. Currently, RK Vojvodina competes in the Handball League of Serbia and SEHA League.

For the parent multisport club, see SD Vojvodina.
RK Vojvodina
Full nameRukometni klub Vojvodina Novi Sad
Founded1948
ArenaSlana Bara
Capacity6,987
PresidentMilan Đukić
Head coachBoris Rojević
LeagueHandball League of Serbia
SEHA League
2016–17Handball League of Serbia, 1st
Home
Away
Website
Official site
Active sport clubs of SD Vojvodina
Football
(Men's)		Basketball
(Men's)		Volleyball
Water PoloBasketball
(Women's)		Handball
AthleticsTennisWrestling
JudoIce HockeySwimming
RugbyKarate

Achievements
  • National League
Winners (8) : 2004/05, 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19
Runners-up (1) : 2011/12
  • National Cup
Winners (5) : 2004/05, 2005/06, 2010/11, 2014/15, 2018/19
Runners-up (2) : 2015/16, 2017/18
  • National Super Cup
Winners (6) : 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019
Runners-up (2) : 2011, 2017
  • All Serbian Cup
Winners (4) : 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019
  • International Handball Tournament of Champions Doboj
Runners-up (1): 2018

Current squad
RK Vojvodina roster
Goalkeepers
  •  12 Bojan Perović
  •   Luka Arsenić
  •  16 Filip Đurić
  •   Todor Jandrić

Wingers

 Line players

Back players

 Technical staff

Roster updated July 26, 2014

European record
Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate
2016–17 EHF Cup R1 Handball Käerjeng 31–30 25–28 56–58

Notable former players
  • Šandor Hodik
  • Aleksey Rastvortsev
  • Božidar Nadoveza
  • Dragan Sudžum
  • Ljubomir Jovanović
  • Uroš Elezović
  • Boban Živković
  • Dušan Pašić
  • Vladimir Mandić
  • Danimir Ćurković
  • Filip Marjanović
  • Nenad Vučković
  • Zoran Nikolić
  • Milan Đukić
  • Ibrahim Hadžibegović
  • Vladimir Abadžić
  • Goran Stojić
  • Goran Arsenić
  • Ljubomir Obradović
  • Miodrag Kažić
  • Vukašin Stojanović
  • Stanko Abadžić
  • Igor Pijetlović
  • Dušan Milićević
  • Vlatko Đonović
  • Stevan Popov
  • Saša Marijanac
  • Miroslav Abjanović
  • Petar Žujović
  • Miloš Orbović
  • Rade Mijatović
  • Saša Babić
  • Vladimir Čupković
  • Milan Ivanović
  • Miljan Pušica
  • Svetislav Verkić
  • Ivan Drenovac
  • Miroslav Kocić
  • Milan Torbica
  • Milan Mirković
  • Ivan Rajičević
  • Sergo Datukashvili
  • Dejan Pralica
  • Aleksandar Gugleta
  • Miloš Mitrović
  • Alen Ovčina
  • Živan Pešić
  • Vuk Lazović
  • Goran Trkulja
  • Đorđe Ćirković
  • Branislav Radišić
  • Radovan Ostojić
  • Jožef Holpert
  • Vladislav Veselinov
  • Bojan Todorović
  • Uroš Vuković
  • Luka Denić
  • Miloš Barišić
  • Darko Jevtić
  • Mirko Milašević
  • Milan Kosanović
  • Stefan Babić
  • Srđan Veljković
  • Vladimir Čorlija
  • Vladimir Bojanić
  • Marko Simović
  • Ljubomir Jošić
  • Jovica Nikolić
  • Dušan Šipka
  • Milan Vučković
  • Miloš Grozdanić
  • Srđan Milić
  • Dušan Trifković
  • Vanja Smiljanić
  • Igor Čagalj
  • Mihajlo Bijelac
  • Stefan Ranisavljević
  • Nikola Arsenić
  • Bojan Perović
  • Davor Čaušević
  • Dimitrije Jelić
  • Dušan Ilijin
  • Luka Radović
  • Marko Davidović
  • Nemanja Ratković
  • Aleksandar Vujnić
  • Nikola Jeremić
  • Marko Radojčić
  • Balša Stevović
  • Aleksa Radičević
  • Branko Tomić
  • Ognjen Petrović

Notable former coaches
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