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| Full name | Rukometni klub Partizan | ||
| Nickname(s) | Crno-beli (The Black-Whites) | ||
| Founded | 1948 | ||
| Arena | SC Voždovac | ||
| Capacity | 2,300 | ||
| President | Željko Perkunić | ||
| Head coach | Dario Krželj | ||
| League | Serbian Handball Super League SEHA League | ||
| 2022/2023 | 2. | ||
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| Website Official site | |||
| Closed sport clubs of JSD Partizan | ||||
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RK Partizan (Serbian Cyrillic: РК Партизан) is a Serbian handball club based in Belgrade. They compete in the Serbian Handball Super League and SEHA League.
The original club was founded in 1948. They competed for only a year until 1949. In January 1957, RK Dedinje became part of the Partizan sports society, thus reinstating the club's handball section.[1] They made their Yugoslav Handball Championship debut in 1960.[2] In 1973, the club suffered relegation from the league. They made a comeback to the top flight in 1991,[3] shortly before the withdrawal of Croatian and Slovenian teams due to the Yugoslav Wars. The club would win three consecutive championships in 1993, 1994 and 1995, including back-to-back doubles in 1993 and 1994. They later participated in the EHF Champions League on four occasions (1999–2000, 2003–04, 2011–12 and 2012–13). The club also reached the semi-finals of the EHF Cup Winners' Cup (1998–99 and 2001–02) and EHF Challenge Cup (2010–11).
Serbia and Montenegro League / Serbian League
Yugoslav Winter Championship
Yugoslav Cup / Serbia and Montenegro Cup / Serbian Cup
During its history, the club has been known by a variety of names due to sponsorship reasons:
Grobari (Serbian Cyrillic: Гробари, English: Gravediggers or Undertakers) are one of two major football fan groups in Serbia. They generally support all clubs within the Partizan multi-sports club, and mostly wear black and white symbols, which are the club's colors.
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The list includes players who played for their respective national teams in any major international tournaments, such as the Olympic Games, World Championships and European Championships:
Vuk Lazović Rade Mijatović Vladimir Osmajić Radivoje Ristanović Zoran Roganović
Ilija Abutović Nemanja Ilić Vanja Ilić Miloš Kostadinović Lazar Kukić Dragan Marjanac Mijajlo Marsenić Savo Mešter Strahinja Milić Dejan Milosavljev Uroš Mitrović Živan Pešić Bogdan Radivojević Stevan Sretenović Ivan Stanković Darko Stevanović Rastko Stojković Aleksandar Stojanović (handballer)
Nikola Adžić Mladen Bojinović Zoran Đorđić Ratko Đurković
Nikola Eklemović Nedeljko Jovanović Petar Kapisoda Aleksandar Knežević Branko Kokir Jovan Kovačević Blažo Lisičić Nenad Maksić Vladimir Mandić Vladan Matić Dragan Momić Predrag Peruničić Nenad Puljezević Dane Šijan Vladica Stojanović Goran Stupar Dragan Sudžum Alem Toskić
Abas Arslanagić Časlav Grubić Milan Kalina Radivoje Krivokapić Dobrivoje Selec Goran Stojanović Radosav Mutić Srđan Praljak Petar Eror Vilim Tičić Petar Lazarević Zoran Pantazis Dragan Stevanović Kosta Veselinović Vitomir Arsenijević Vlatko Martinčević Vladimir Cindrić Vojislav Malešević Branislav Petković Momčilo Jovanović Đorđe Vučinić Miodrag Savić Milan Tomaš Radomir Diklić Mihajlo Obradović Vasilije Đokić Mihajlo Obradović (1990–1991) Kasim Kamenica (1991–1992) Jovica Elezović (1992–1995) Mile Isaković (1995) Jovica Elezović (1995–1996) Nikola Adžić (1996–1997) Ljubomir Obradović (1997–1998) Jovica Elezović (1998–1999) Dušan Medić (1999) Jezdimir Stanković (1999) Zlatan Arnautović (1999) Veselin Vujović (1999–2000) Branko Štrbac (2000–2001) Mile Malešević (2001) Vuk Roganović (2001) Zoran Kurteš (2001–2003) Marko Isaković (2003) Branko Štrbac (2004) Zoran Kurteš (2004) Časlav Dinčić (2004–2005) Branislav Pokrajac (2006) Marko Isaković (2006) Nikola Jevremović (2006–2007) Zoran Ivić (2007) Saša Bošković (2008–2010) Aleksandar Brković (2010–2014) Nenad Maksić (2014–2018) Bojan Butulija (2018–2019) Željko Radojević (2019) Nenad Maksić (2020–2022) Dario Krželj (2023–present)
