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РК Жито Прилеп
Handball
WHC Prilep
Full nameRakometen klub
Žito Prilep
Founded1979
ArenaSportska Arena SONCE, Prilep
Capacity1,500
Head coachBorče Markovski
LeagueSkopsko Super League
2010–112nd
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Website
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RK Žito Prilep (HC Žito Prilep) (Macedonian: РК Жито Прилеп) is a Macedonian women's handball club from Prilep, North Macedonia. The team competes in the Macedonian women's First League of Handball.

History

The club was founded in 1979. It has played in the Women's EHF Challenge Cup twice, reaching the Quarterfinals in the 2010-11 season. The following season they barely missed Round 3 in the 2011–12 Women's EHF Cup Winners' Cup, losing to HC Veselí nad Moravou on away goals.[1]

Domestic AchievementsNorth Macedonia

  • Champions
1988

Arena

Sportska arena SONCE is the home of Žito Prilep. It has a capacity of 1,500 and was built in 1975. In 2011, it was completely renovated by the club which now owns the arena.

Current squad 2011/2012

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  • North Macedonia Sandra Durlanova (Goalkeeper)
  • Romania Mihaela Ialomiteanu (Goalkeeper)
  • North Macedonia Dijana Naumoska (Goalkeeper)
  • North Macedonia Sofija Adjuleska
  • North Macedonia Sara Caneska
  • North Macedonia Jovanka Cvetanovska
  • North Macedonia Kristina Ilieska
  • Montenegro Andrea Klikovac
  • North Macedonia Marija Kogoj
  • Montenegro Danijela Matanovic
  • North Macedonia Slavica Mrkich
  • North Macedonia Biljana Pavicevic
  • North Macedonia Ivana Petkovska
  • North Macedonia Marija Petleska
  • North Macedonia Marija Serafimovska
  • North Macedonia Marija Steriova
  • Montenegro Ana Stojanovic
  • Montenegro Tamara Stojanovic

References

  1. ^ "HC Zito Prilep EHF Profile". Darko Dimovski.
  2. ^ "European Handball Federation - HC Zito Prilep". www.eurohandball.com.