RK Strumica

РК Макс Струмица
RK Maks Strumica
Full name Rakometen Klub Maks Strumica
Founded 1954
Arena Sportska Sala "PARK"
Capacity 4,000
Head coach Vanco Trendafilov
League VIP Super League
2014-15 2nd
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RK Maks Strumica (Macedonian: РК Макс Струмица) is a team handball club from Strumica, Republic of Macedonia. The club currently competes in the VIP Super League.

Background

The club was founded in 1954. They defeated GRK Kavadarci in a 2012 promotion playoff and play in the VIP Super League.

The team played in 2013–14 EHF Cup season. They finished last in their group with 6 loses. In the next two seasons the team played again in EHF Cup but they didn't reach the group stage again. In the 2015-16 season they also played in the regional SEHA League, but they didn't do much where only in the 1 half season they played 14 matches in which they had 2 draws and 12 losses. In 2015-16 season the team also had financial problems who led to most of the players to leave the team.

Current squad

Squad for the 2016–17 season

Goalkeepers
  • 31 Republic of Macedonia Vasko Tanev
  • Republic of Macedonia Mite Ristov
Right Wingers
Left Wingers
  • 22 Republic of Macedonia Pavle Atanasov
Line players
  • 55 Republic of Macedonia Petar Mastev
  • Republic of Macedonia Vasko Stojkov
  • Republic of Macedonia Dušan Angelov
Left Backs
  • 02 Republic of Macedonia Daniel Vasilev
  • 88 Republic of Macedonia Blagoj Terziev
  • Republic of Macedonia Igor Gjorgiev
  • Republic of Macedonia Antonio Tasov
Central Backs
  • 43 Republic of Macedonia Riste Stojanov
Right Backs
  • 07 Republic of Macedonia Vasko Nakov

Transfers

Transfers for the 2016-17 season

Joining
Leaving
  • Republic of Macedonia Zlatko Vezenkovski (to Republic of Macedonia RK Pelister)
  • Republic of Macedonia Borce Sokolov (to Republic of Macedonia RK Radoviš)
  • Serbia Igor Milosavljević (to Republic of Macedonia RK Radoviš)
  • Republic of Macedonia Milan Levov (to Republic of Macedonia RK Radoviš)
  • Montenegro Stefan Čizmović (to Republic of Macedonia RK Radoviš)
  • Montenegro Mirko Majić (to Bosnia and Herzegovina RK Borac m:tel)
  • Republic of Macedonia Vaso Dimitrov
  • Republic of Macedonia Krste Kosteski
  • Republic of Macedonia Aleksandar Tasov (to Republic of Macedonia RK Rabotnički)

Notable former players


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