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| As on the fact that this page has been firstly installed at the beginning of August 1999, then updated several times in the course of 2001 and 2002, the arranger of this web site's corner would like to keep it same with no significantly changes.... Pursuant to that, here you can meet some of the worthy swimmers and talents from the country, also can take a look and introduce their results throughout that 5-year period. This presentation should also be seen as a small review of the swim history of Yugoslav Swimming Federation (now Swimming Federation of Serbia and Montenegro) and its very first steps in the promotion of the national swimming on the World Wide Web. What 's essential as on the National Federation? Its a member of FINA, LEN, then National Olympic Committee of Serbia and Montenegro and other sport structures in this country. More then 35 swimming clubs exist in Serbia and Montenegro, hi-tech coaches, full experiences in organizing of the top swimming events, many luxury 25-m and 50-m long pools (in and out-door) and other facilities... Really, it's a serious fundament for the brilliant development of the swimming sport at all. A basic info-release of each selected athletes, according to the opinion of the management of our Club since 1999, can be watched in the next gallery bellow. |
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Vladan Markovic (YoB 1977)
One of the best swimmer of FR Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro in last 10 years. Still actual record holder and the Balkan Champion (Sofia, Bulgaria, 200 m fly 2:04,63), the best YU swimmer at the Sidney 2000 Olympic Games where he set the new YU record in 200 m fly 2:00,11 (21st in total ranking), Winner of the bronze medal in 100 m Fly at the Mediterranean Games in Tunis 2001. Now first swimmer, Head Coach and President of the new swim club "Golden Dolphin", Belgrade established in Belgrade in 2002. The latest New Record of Serbia & Montenegro has been set by V. Markovic at the Zrenjanin Cup 2003 in 200 m Fly Men SC (time 1:58.95). As a memeber of the National Team he participated in the last European Short Course Championships Dublin 2003 |
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Ana Mandic (YoB 1982)
Actuel record holder of Serbia & Montenegro (severeal times) in cadet, junior and senior categories and the Balkan Junior Champion (Krusevac, Serbia 1998 in 200 m Breast Women, time 2:42,29). Latest absolute records set by Ana Mandic are: * Short course pool: 50 m Breast (time 0:33.37) set in Zrenjanin 2002, 100 m Breast (time 1:11.50) set in Herceg Novi, Montenegro in 2003, 100 m I.M. (time 1:08.30) set at 'Zrenjanin Cup 2002' * Long course pool: 50 m Breast (time 0:35.36) set at Grand Prix Slovakia (Bratislava) in 2002 |
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Mladen Tepavcevic (YoB 1976)
The National recorder in Men's Breaststroke since Zrenjanin Cup 2001. Participant of the Bejing Universiade 2001, Antwerp Euro SC Championships 2001, Moscow FINA Championships in 2002, Berlin 2002 and Riesa 2002 (Germany). Last two years NR in 50 and 100 m Breast have been broken for more then 20 times by this worthy athletes. In Moscow 2002 and Berlin 2002 he was finalist in 50 and 100 Breast with the New YU records. His latest times in his Breaststroke discipline are: * Short course pool: NR 50 m Breast (time 0:27.49) Riesa 2002, 100 m Breast (time 1:00.28) Riesa 2002 and 200 m Breast (time 2:17.95) - Herceg Novi, Montenegro 2002 * Long course pool: NR in 50 m Breast (time 0:28.10) - Berlin 2002 and 100 m Breast (time 1:02.60) - Berlin 2002 * Long course pool: Finalist of the World FINA Championships Barcelona 2003 in 50 m Breast Men (time 28.10) * Gold medalist in the World Military games, Catania 2003, Italy (50 m breast Men), and actual Balkan Champion * The first evidenced candidate for Athens 2004 Olympic Games. |
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Marica Strazmester (YoB 1981)
The National record holder of Serbia & Montenegro, Vice Champion of the Balkan Games (Sofia, Bulgaria 200 m backstroke 2:21,41). Sidney 2000 Olympics participant where she swam out in 100 m Backstroke (time 1:07,21) - ranked the 41st in total also in 200 m backstroke (time 2:22,59) - ranked 31st. Since the beginning of her sport engagement she is a member of "Kikinda" Swimming Club, Kikinda, Vojvodina. Actual record holder of Serbia & Montenegro in the next disciplines: * Short course pool: 100 m Back 1:04.04 (La Coruna 1999), 200 m I.M. 2:23.34 (Zrenjanin 1998), 400 m I.M. 5:03.02 (Ferol 1999). * Long course pool: 100 m Fly 1:05.58 (Sofia 1998), 200 m I.M. 2:24.87 (Sofia 1998) and 400 m I.M. 5:06.63 (Sofia 1998). |
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Milorad Cavic (YoB 1984) - World
Record Holder 100 Fly SCM (50.02 - Dublin 2003) !!!
Actuel SCG National record holder in junior and absolute categories. Born in 1984 in USA where he lives and study at the Berkeley University, CA. He has been Sydney 2000 participant in 100 m backstroke (time 58,25) - ranking the 42nd in total, also Fukuoka FINA World Swim Championships in 2001, the European Junior Championsihps at Malta 2001 and Linz (Austria) in 2002. European Junior Champion title Cavic had reached for the first time in 100 m Fly (54.18) at Malta 2001, then continued in 50 m Free (time 0:22.74) at Linz 2002 His latest times at Euro and the World events are: * Short Course pool - 50 m Free 0:22.05 , 100 m Free 0:49.35, 50 m Back 0:25.94 , 50 m Fly 0:24.59, and 100 m Fly 0:53.27 (all swam out at Euro SCM Championships Antwerpen 2001). * Long Course pool - 50 m Free 0:22.74 (Linz 2002), 100 m Free 0:50.49 (Linz 2002), 50 m Fly 0:24.70 (Linz 2002), and 100 m Fly 0:54.08 (Linz 2002). * Short Course pool - 100 m Fly World Record (0:50.02)- Gold Medal (Dublin 2003) Euro Senior Champion and Silver Medal winner in 50 free (time 21.49), both the new National Records. |
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Danijela Djikanovic (YoB 1985)
The best women's swimmer of Montenegro and the top backstroker of the Union of Serbia & Montenegro. Member of "Jadran" Herceg Novi swimming club since 1995 and the worthy pupil and competitor of Prof. Ivan Zuber live legend of YU Swimming and President of Montenegro Swimming Association... Danijela is latest Double Champion of Serbia & Montenegro in 50 m Backstroke (time 0:30.36) and in 100 m Backstroke (time 1:05.79) both set in Belgrade in 2003. Participant of the FINA World Championships Barcelona 2003 and European Short Course Championships - Dublin 2003 where she set three New Records of Serbia and Montenegro in 100 Back (time 1:03.53), 50 Fly (time 28.65) and 50 Back (time 29.54). Also Danijela has been continual participant of Junior and Senior Balkan Swimming Games since 1998... Member of Junior Relay team at Balkan Games held in 1998... |
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Igor Beteric (YoB 1981)
The best Backstroke swimmer in the Union of Serbia & Montenegro. Member of "Vojvodina" Novi Sad swimming club since 1991 and the worthy competitor coached by Mirko Srdjanov, one of the most experienced trainer in Serbia. Igor was the participant of many Junior and Senior Balkam Games (latest in Greece 2002), also participant of European LCM Championships in Berlin 2002 (Germany) and European SCM Swimming Championships Dublin 2003 His latest results and successes
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Igor Erhartic (YoB 1984)
The best competitor of Serbia and Montenegro in the early senior category. Member of 'Vojvodina' SC, Novi Sad now student of Alabama State University, USA. Many National records have been broken in last 4-year period by this worthy athletes especially in pioneer, cadet and junior categories. The Balkan Junior Champion title was reached at Istambul 2002 in 400 Free time 4:08.25. Participant of the Euro Junior LCM Champs Linz 2002, Euro Senior SCM Championships Riesa 2002 (NR in 200 Free time 1:49.16 and 400 m Free 3:53.37), also World FINA Championshiops Barcelona 2003 with broken 6-year old absolute National Record in 400 m Free (time 4:05.38) All Erhartic's actual
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YU Women Junior Relay record holders:
4 x 100 m Medley Relay, bronze medal at the Balkan's Junior Swimming Championship held in the town of Krusevac, Serbia 1998, (time 4:11,66) Vladislava Sucur (SC 'Jadran', Herceg Novi) Katarina Vucetic (SC 'Sveti nikola', Nis) Ana Mandic (SC 'Partizan', Belgrade) Danijela Djikanovic (SC 'Jadran', Herceg Novi) |
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Igor Rasula (YoB 1986)
One of the most talented swimmer in Serbia & Montenegro. Started swimming in 1991. From 1995 to 1998 he competed as an athlete of SC 'Red Star', Belgrade Since 1999 member and Captain of "Swim Star 2000" Swimming Club, Belgrade. As a pioneer, Igor's worthy success was the 12th place at the European Youth Swimming Meeting, Trento '99, Italy, in 100 m Backstroke (time 1:18,20). He became Serbian cadet Vice Champion in 1500 free (SCM) for 2001 (time 18:41.00). In 2001 Rasula was ranked the 14th in 200 m free (International LEN Meet Trofeo Ghirlandina Modena, Italy), In the course of 2002 Igor has reached Double Cadet Champion titles of Serbia (400 and 1500 Free) and triple Vice Champion of Yugoslavia (200, 400 and 1500 Free) . In 2003 three medals have been reached at the Traditional LEN "Spittal Swimm Fest" (Austria) in 50 m, 100 m and 200 m Freestyle (age group 1986). Vice Champion of the Belgrade Swim Marathon 2003 in Men's Junior category. |
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Swimming future of
Belgrade and Serbia & Montenegro
"SWIM STAR 2000" Swimming Club, Belgrade Just to mentione the top talented children of this most popular swimming club in Serbia & Montenegro: Mitar Deuric (1987), Igor Rasula (1986), Milos Radojicic (1985), Ana Rubezic (1985), Stevan Sosic (1987), Boris Cetkovic (1988), Aleksandra Vukojicic (1986), Jovana Plavsic (1986), Sandra Todosijevic (1987), Milica Stankovic (1988), Damjan & Dimitrije Stankovic (1991), Nina Kosanovic (1989), Nadja Milojevic (1990), Katarina Djordjevic (1988), Vanja Kovacevic (1987)... |
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Mr. Sinisa Krajcinovic, Prof.
President of the Swimming Federation of Serbia & Montenegro since December 2003 Also President of the Serbian Sport Association, Belgrade |
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