Novi Sad and Radnicki Beocin clinched the titles in Serbia

Serbian Super league came to the conclusion. Without any upsets Novi Sad and Radnicki Beocin clinched the titles in their respective Women’s and Men’s Leagues.

 For Novi Sad the club which will play in the Europe Champions League this year again it is fifth title in the row seventh overall in last nine seasons. Tijana JOKIC Aneta MAKSUTI Reka BEZEG Radmila TOMINJAK Andjelija RATIC Anamarija ERDELJI and Sara RADAK were on duty this year. The club is unbeaten for more than 900 days in National championships in 53 matches. They also played twice in the  semi final of the European Cup.

For Radnicki BEOCIN led by Aleksandar KARAKASEVIC and with Zolt PETE Lubomir PISTEJ Bojan CREPULJA and Petjo KRASTEV it is also moment of history. Not only that they clinched the title but they stayed unbeaten in all 21 rounds in 2021/2022 season.

 

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