Second Regional Basketball League (Serbia)

Second Men's Regional League (Serbian Cyrillic: Друга мушка регионална лига) is the men's regional basketball league in Serbia. It is the 4th-tier of the basketball league system in Serbia. It was founded in 2006.

Second Men's Regional League
Founded2006 (2006)
First season2006–07
Country Serbia
ConfederationFIBA Europe
Divisions6
Level on pyramid4th
Promotion toFirst Men's Regional League
Relegation toLocal Summer Leagues
Websitekss.rs

Rules

Competition format

The league, operated by the Basketball Federation of Serbia and Regional Basketball Associations, consists of six divisions, North (N), North (S), Central, East, West (Group One) and West (Group Two), which have 14 teams each. The first team in every division will be promoted to First Men's Regional League in line with the regional format.

History

The following are the division champions of the Second Regional League:

SeasonNorth (N)North (S)CentralEastWest – Group OneWest – Group TwoRef.
2006–07 Not available Not available Not available Not available Not available Not available
2007–08 Not available Not available Not available Not available Not available Not available
2008–09 Not available Not available Pro Sport
(Belgrade)
Not available Not available Not available [1]
2009–10 Not available Not available Milan Trivić
(Belgrade)
Not available Not available Not available [2]
2010–11 Not available Not available Surčin
(Belgrade)
Zdravlje 09
(Leskovac)
Not available Not available [3][4]
2011–12 Not available Not available Borča
(Borča)
Not available Not available Not available [5]
2012–13 Not available Not available Sparta Radijus Vektor
(Belgrade)
Naisus
(Niš)
Mileševac
(Prijepolje)
Sloga Despotovac
(Despotovac)
[3][6][7][8]
2013–14 Futog Tehnomer
(Futog)
BNS
(Banatsko Novo Selo)
Surčin Dobanovci
(Belgrade)
Jastrebac
(Aleksinac)
Student Bajina Bašta
(Bajina Bašta)
Mladost SP
(Smederevska Palanka)
[9][10][3][11][6][7]
2014–15 Crvenka Dunav
(Crvenka)
Radnički Kovin
(Kovin)
Grocka
(Belgrade)
Radan
(Lebane)
Klik
(Arilje)
Zekas 75
(Rača)
[10][3][9][11][6][7]
2015–16 Dunav 2014
(Apatin)
Nova Pazova
(Nova Pazova)
Ras
(Belgrade)
Mladost Zaječar
(Zaječar)
Mileševac
(Prijepolje)
Kragujevački Radnički
(Kragujevac)
[3][11][6][12][13]
2016–17 Mladost Veternik
(Veternik)
Omladinac
(Novi Banovci)
Vitez BGD 011
(Belgrade)
Bor RTB
(Bor)
Radnički Valjevo
(Valjevo)
Paraćin
(Paraćin)
[10][3][9][11][6][14]
2017–18 Star
(Novi Sad)
Železničar Inđija
(Inđija)
BTC
(Belgrade)
Fair Play
(Niš)
Čačak 94
(Čačak)
Požarevac
(Požarevac)
[10][3][9][11][6][15]
2018–19 Sloboda NS
(Novi Sad)
Stara Pazova
(Stara Pazova)
LA Basket
(Lazarevac)
Probasket
(Prokuplje)
Loznica
(Loznica)
Svilajnac
(Svilajnac)
2019–20 All canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Serbia [16]

Current teams

The following is the list of teams for 2019–20 season.[17]

North (S)

The North (South) division has 16 teams divided into two groups.[18][19]

TeamCity
BNSBanatsko Novo Selo
DinamoPančevo
Jedinstvo KačarevoKačarevo
Kris KrosPančevo
Opovo 99Opovo
Radnički KovinKovin
Virtus BasketPančevo
JadranGolubinci
Mladost OmoljicaOmoljica
Partizan ŠidŠid
PinkŠimanovci
PodrinjeMač. Mitrovica
RU KošRuma
SlovenRuma
ŠimanovciŠimanovci

North (N)

The North (North) division has 18 teams divided into two groups.[20][21]

TeamCity
Basketball StarsFutog
BeočinBeočin
Dunav 2014Apatin
JokerSombor
PetrovgradZrenjanin
SivacSivac
OKK SpartakSubotica
SrbobranSrbobran
Velika KikindaKikinda
AkademikSrbobran
ApatinApatin
BagljašZrenjanin
Futog Tupanjac MDFutog
HercegovacGajdobra
I Came To PlayNovi Sad
KarađorđevoBanatsko Karađorđevo
Proleter Ravno SeloRavno Selo
SentaSenta

Canter

The Canter division has 16 teams divided into two groups.[22][23][24]

TeamCity
AstraBelgrade
Barajevo BambiBelgrade
CerakBelgrade
MladenovacMladenovac
Mondo BasketZemun
Rivers BMBelgrade
Umka JazzUmka
Viva BasketBelgrade
ABBA BaričBarič
AS BasketBelgrade
BASKBelgrade
Pobednik 011Belgrade
RasBelgrade
Sava BTCBelgrade
Veba BasketBelgrade
ZvezdaraBelgrade

East

The East division has 13 teams divided into two groups.[25][26]

TeamCity
Activis AcademyLeskovac
HisarLeskovac
KuršumlijaKuršumlija
PanteriVranje
Pusta RekaBojnik
RadanLebane
VlasotinceVlasotince
Hajduk VeljkoNegotin
Mladost 019Zaječar
SokobanjaSokobanja
TrijumfNiš
ZicerBor
Zone BoysBlace

West – Group One

The West Group Two division has 16 teams divided into two groups.[27][28]

TeamCity
M015Šabac
MiksMajur
Mladost 2014Ub
OsečinaOsečina
Radnički ValjevoValjevo
OKK ŠabacŠabac
Student 014Valjevo
Železničar LajkovacLajkovac
IvanjicaIvanjica
MileševacPrijepolje
Mladost ČačakČačak
MoravaZablaće
Play OffUžice
Sloga PožegaPožega
RađevacKrupanj
UžiceUžice

West – Group Two

The West Group Two division has 16 teams divided into two groups.[29][30]

TeamCity
BaneRaška
GočVrnjačka Banja
KopaonikBrus
OkanikMataruška Banja
Prva PetoletkaTrstenik
Sloga EliteKraljevo
Stari RasNovi Pazar
TrepčaKosovska Mitrovica[lower-alpha 1]
OKK KruševacKruševac
ParaćinParaćin
Sloga BatočinaBatočina
Sloga DespotovacDespotovac
Sloga PNMPetrovac Na Mlavi
Smederevo 1953Smederevo
Šumadija 2017Aranđelovac
Zicer 2014Gruža

Notes and references

Notes

  1. Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008, but Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.

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