ŽRK Naisa

Ženski rukometni klub Naisa (Serbian: Женски рукометни клуб Наиса, ŽRK Naisa for short) is a women's handball club from Niš, Serbia, founded in 1969. Currently, Naisa competes in the Handball League of Serbia, since 2007.

Home arena, Čair Sports Center.
ŽRK Naisa Niš
Full nameŽenski rukometni klub Naisa Niš
Founded1969
ArenaČair Sports Center
Capacity4,800
PresidentTanja Miladinović
Head CoachNebojša Bokić
LeagueHandball League of Serbia
2021-222nd
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Website
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Location of ŽRK Naisa
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Kits


Honours

Current squad

Squad for the 2022–23 season

European record

Season Competition Round Club Home Away Aggregate
1998–99 Cup Winners' Cup 1/8 Denmark Frederiksberg IF 17–31 23–36 40–67
2001–02 EHF Cup R2 Bulgaria Pirin Blagoevgrad HC 36–22 29–27 65–49
R3 Austria Handball Wiener Neustadt 29–20 19–30 48–50
2002–03 EHF Cup R2 North Macedonia ŽRK Vardar Skopje 33–14 45–11 78–25
R3 Denmark Randers HK 31–16 28–33 59–49
1/8 Ukraine HC Motor Zaporizhzhia 25–23 17–32 42–55
2003–04 Champions League R2 Russia Dinamo Volgograd 27–20 16–21 43–41
Group C Denmark Slagelse FH 28–32 25–31 4th
North Macedonia Kometal D.P. Skopje 29–31 23–29
Austria Hypo Niederösterreich 28–30 23–28
2004–05 Champions League R2 France Metz Handball 28–20 20–24 48–44
Group D Slovenia RK Krim Ljubljana 23–24 30–40 4th
Spain Orsan Elda Prestigio 27–27 18–26
Norway Tertnes Bergen 24–25 25–31
2005–06 Cup Winners' Cup R3 Portugal ASSOMADA Camaxide 40–23 24–22 64–45
1/8 Hungary Váci NKSE 26–24 26–32 52–56
2006–07 Challenge Cup 1/8 Kosovo KH Vellaznimi Gjakove 42–14 46–13 88–27
1/4 Slovakia SKP HK Banska Bystrica 30–27 25–22 55–49
1/2 Romania Municipal HC Roman Neamt 23–19 20–24 43–43
Final Romania Univ Jolidon Cluj-Napoca 30–21 23–32 53–53
2007–08 Cup Winners' Cup R3 Netherlands Zeeman Vastgoed SEW 40–23 24–22 64–45
1/8 Romania Univ Jolidon Cluj-Napoca 28–33 18–23 46–56
2008–09 Champions League QT1 Group B Greece AC Ormi-Loux Patras 21–27 2nd
Portugal Madeira Andebol SAD 25–21
Netherlands VOC Amsterdam 32–26
QT2 Group 4 Denmark FCK Håndbold 17–33 4th
Hungary Dunaferr NK 20–28
Ukraine HC Motor Zaporizhzhia 29–26
2008–09 EHF Cup R3 Russia HC-53 Moscow 23–23 23–20 46–43
1/8 Russia HC Kuban 36–30 22–34 58–64
2009–10 Cup Winners' Cup R3 Austria SSV Dornbirn Schoren 33–26 36–23 69–49
R4 Turkey Üsküdar Bld. SK 16–19 27–24 43–43
1/4 Germany VfL Oldenburg 23–31 31–38 53–69
2010–11 EHF Cup R3 Netherlands HV Hellas Den Haag 27–20 28–22 55–42
1/8 Denmark Midtjylland 23–31 26–31 49–62
2011–12 EHF Cup R3 Turkey Maliye Milli Piyango SK 26–40 26–44 52–84
2013–14 Challenge Cup R3 Montenegro WHC Danilovgrad 23–17 24–25 47–42
1/8 Turkey Ardeşen GSK 25–30 27–26 52–56
2014–15 Challenge Cup R3 United Kingdom Thames HC 37–20 37–20 74–40
1/8 Iceland Fram 28–32 22–17 50–49
1/4 Ukraine HC Galychanka 22–28 20–27 42–55
2015–16 EHF Cup R2 Germany A.C. Loux Patras 27–14 38–8 65–22
R3 Germany TuS Metzingen 29–34 21–50 50–88
2016–17 EHF Cup R1 Germany SG BBM Bietigheim 15–34 19–37 34–71
2017–18 Challenge Cup R3 Israel Maccabi Arazim Ramat Gan 25–20 28–23 53–43
1/8 Netherlands Virto/Quintus 31–39 25–35 56–74
2018–19 Challenge Cup R3 Portugal Sir 1 Maio/Ada CJB 28–17 30–23 58–40
1/8 North Macedonia ŽRK Pelister 33–26 34–24 67–50
1/4 Sweden Kristianstad Handboll 25–35 27–23 52–58

Notable former players

Notable former coaches

See also

Official website : http://www.zrknaisa.org.rs/index-e.html

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