• Source: Serbian Water Polo Super League

The Serbian Super League is the highest level of men's water polo in Serbia and it is organized by the Water polo Federation of Serbia.




History






= Kingdom of Yugoslavia / SFR Yugoslavia

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Domestic water polo club competition in Serbia started in 1921, three years after Kingdom of Serbia became Kingdom of Yugoslavia, although officially was known as Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes between 1918 and 1929. It was the first season of the Yugoslav Water Polo Championship which was played regularly from 1921 to 1991 with only exception being between 1940 and 1944 when the league was halted because of the Second World War. The first edition was won by VK Polet Sombor, which will also become Yugoslav champion in 1922 and 1924. However, the period referring to the kingdom of Yugoslavia between 1921 and 1940 was dominated by VK Jug Dubrovnik who won 14 out of 20 editions.
The later period referring to SFR Yugoslavia between 1945 and 1991 was dominated by VK Partizan who won 17 out of 46 editions.




= FR Yugoslavia / Serbia and Montenegro

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In the early 1990s several of the Yugoslav republics broke-away and in 1992 Serbia and Montenegro formed the FR Yugoslavia Water Polo Championship which would be played until 2006. Since in 2003 the country was renamed from FR Yugoslavia to Serbia and Montenegro, the league also followed the name changed properly in its 3 last editions. During this period another Serbian club came into prominence, VK Bečej, which won 6 out of 15 editions. Montenegrin clubs won 5 editions, 4 of which were won in the consecutive 4 last editions by PVK Jadran Herceg-Novi, and one by VK Budva in 1994. The rest of the editions were won by Serbian clubs, namely VK Crvena zvezda in 1992 and 1993, and VK Partizan in 1995 and 2002.




= Serbia

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In 2006 Montenegro declares independence and, consequently, the Serbian Water Polo League A and Montenegrin First League of Water Polo are formed. In the Serbian League A VK Partizan restored its domination by winning the first 6 consecutive editions.




Current teams






= Map

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The following 12 clubs compete in the Serbian Water Polo Super League during the 2024–25 season:




Champions






Performances






= All–time champions

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1921 to present




Serbian water polo clubs in European competitions


LEN Champions League

LEN Cup Winner's Cup

LEN Euro Cup

LEN Super Cup

COMEN Cup




Notable players






See also


Serbia men's national water polo team




External links


Official website (in Serbian)
Water Polo news in Serbia at vaterpolovesti.com (in Serbian)
Serbian Water Polo League A at waterpoloworld.com (in English)

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Serbian Water Polo Super League
• Filip Filipović (water polo)
• FINA Water Polo World League
• Dušan Mandić
• Stefan Mitrović (water polo)
• Sport in Serbia
• Nikola Jakšić
• Dejan Savić
• List of professional sports leagues
• Nikola Rađen