RSD Sloboda Tuzla

RSD Sloboda Tuzla

Full name	Radničko sportsko društvo Sloboda Tuzla
Nicknames	Crveno Crni
Short name	RSD “Sloboda”
Sports	14 clubs in 14 different sports
Founded	1919 (1919)
Based in	Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Arena	SKPC Mejdan Tuzla
Stadium	Tušanj City Stadium
Colors	Red and black
Managing director	Aid Berbić
Official fan club	Fukare Tuzla
Website	rsdsloboda.ba

RSD Sloboda Tuzla, or Workers Sport Society Sloboda (Bosnian: Radničko Sportsko Društvo Sloboda) is sports organisation based in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sloboda is mostly male sports society, its female counterpart is Jedinstvo Tuzla.

History

Society was founded in 1927, but its first and base member football club was founded in 1919. Society was founded so to organize the existing sports clubs in Tuzla. Sloboda has 14 different sports teams and one musical section.

Clubs

There are 14 competitive clubs that are part of RSD Sloboda.

Sport	Team Name	Founded	Home ground
Soccer	Fudbalski klub Sloboda	1919	Tušanj City Stadium
Music	Tamburaška sekcija	1919
Basketball	Omladinski Košarkaški Klub Sloboda	1946	Mejdan Sports Hall
Swimming	Plivački klub Sloboda	1947	Hotel Tuzla Swimming pool
Athletics	Atletski Klub Sloboda Tehnograd	1948	Tušanj City Stadium
Boxing	Bokserski Klub Sloboda	1952	Mejdan Sports Hall
Tennis	Teniski Klub Sloboda	1950	Slana Banja Tennis Courts
Bowling	Kuglaški Klub Sloboda	1951	Mejdan Sports Hall
Handball	Rukometni Klub Sloboda Solana	1959	Mejdan Sports Hall
Wrestling	Hrvački klub Sloboda	1977	Mejdan Sports Hall
Chess	Tuzlanski Šahovski Klub Sloboda	1970
Karate	Karate Klub Sloboda	1994	Mejdan Sports Hall
Volleyball	Odbojkaški Klub Sloboda	2009	Mejdan Sports Hall
Rhythmic Gymnastics	Klub ritmičko sportske gimnastike Sloboda	2009	Ismet Mujezinović Gymnasium

Famous athletes

Olympic athletes

Name	Sport	Olympiad	Country
Vinko Galušić	Athletics	Montreal 1976	Yugoslavia
Marijan Beneš	Boxing	Montreal 1976	Yugoslavia
Mirza Delibašić	Basketball	Montreal 19761, Moscow 19802	Yugoslavia
Dževad Šećerbegović	Football	Moscow 1980	Yugoslavia
Cvijan Milošević	Football	Seoul 1988	Yugoslavia
Mirko Mihić	Football	Seoul 1988	Yugoslavia
Dragan Perić	Athletics	Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athens 2004	Yugoslavia; Serbia
Zlatan Saračević	Athletics	Barcelona 1992	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kada Delić	Athletics	Barcelona 1992,Atlanta 1996	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Damir Mulaomerović	Basketball	Atlanta 1996	Croatia
Dijana Kojić	Athletics	Sydney 2000	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jasminka Guber	Athletics	Athens 2004	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jasmin Salihović	Athletics	Athens 2004	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nedim Nišić	Swimming	Beijing 2008	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ensar Hajder	Swimming	London 2012	Bosnia and Herzegovina

• 1 Won silver medal
• 2 Won golden medal

Other athletes

• Mirza Teletović, basketball, member of Brooklyn Nets.
• Damir Mršić, basketball, played for Fenerbache among others.
• Jasmin Hukić, basketball
• Mirza Begić, basketball, played for Real Madrid.
• Elmedin Kikanović, basketball, plays for Enisey Krasnoyarsk.
• Mustafa Hukić, football
• Asim Pars, basketball
• Alen Ovčina, handball
• Nedžad Verlašević, football
• Mesud Nalić, football
• Fahrudin Omerović, football
• Said Husejinović, football
• Muhamed Konjić, football, played for Coventry City F.C.
• Mirsad Dedić, football
• Rizah Mešković, football
• Mirza Mešić, football
• Mirasd Dedić, football

External links

• www.sdsloboda.ba