Vojvodina women take team silver at the Serbian championships

Vojvodina's women won team silver in Kraljevo.

Vojvodina earned two senior medals at the Serbian team championships in Kraljevo. The women's squad finished second behind Crvena Zvezda. The men's team took bronze in another close competition.

Ivana Španović led Vojvodina with victories in the long jump and triple jump. Several teammates also won their events. The team standings rewarded depth across running, jumping and throwing disciplines.

The women's contest remained close

Vojvodina's women collected sixty-seven points across the programme. Crvena Zvezda won the title with seventy. OAK Beograd finished third after falling further behind the leading pair.

Only three points separated Vojvodina's women from Crvena Zvezda. Second and third places therefore affected the title race throughout the programme. Vojvodina remained close through the final events.

Vojvodina collected winning performances in sprints, throws and jumps. Those points came from several athletes, not only Španović. The range of results carried the club to second place.

The silver medal followed a complete club effort in Kraljevo. Athletes accepted different roles according to the entry list. Their combined returns kept Vojvodina close to the champions.

Španović delivered two victories

Španović competed in both horizontal jumps and won each event. She reached 13.63 metres in the triple jump. Her best long jump measured 6.37 metres.

Taking part twice increased her workload during the team competition. It also gave Vojvodina two strong scoring opportunities. She converted both without needing a final-round rescue.

Ivana Spanovic scored wins in both horizontal jumps for Vojvodina.

The measurements describe completed performances, not a wider championship forecast. Španović gave the club maximum value from her two disciplines. Her points became central to the final silver medal.

Wins came from the track and throwing circle

Tamara Milutinović won the women's 100 metres for Vojvodina. Marija Vučenović led the javelin competition. Aleksandra Trifunović added first place in the shot put.

The men's team also received victories from field events. Alex Bezkorvajni won the long jump. Tomaš Đurović produced the best mark in the shot put.

Those results spread points across several technical demands. Sprinting requires a clean start and efficient acceleration. Throws and jumps demand controlled attempts across multiple rounds.

Vojvodina also collected second places through Vuk Šolaja and Filip Stanković. Anja Aleksić added another runner-up finish. The women's sprint relay also reached second place.

Tamara Milutinović won the women's 100 metres, while Marija Vučenović led the javelin. Aleksandra Trifunović added first place in the shot put. Their victories spread Vojvodina's points across track and field events.

The men joined two strong Belgrade clubs

Vojvodina's men finished with thirty-five points. Crvena Zvezda won the competition, while OAK Beograd took second. The Novi Sad team completed the senior podium.

The gap to the leading teams was larger than in the women's standings. Bronze still represented a broad contribution across the event list. Every counted result helped protect third place.

Marija Vucenovic competed in the javelin for Vojvodina.

Luka Šolaja, Lei Thompson, Luka Ristanović and Aleksa Češljar added third-place finishes. Their disciplines ranged from hurdles and high jump to sprinting and distance running. That variety supported the final total.

Team championships judge a club differently from an individual meeting. A winning mark matters, but supporting finishes remain essential. Vojvodina's two medals came from that combined structure.

Aleks Bezkorvajni won the men's long jump and Tomaš Đurović led the shot put. Vuk Šolaja and Filip Stanković added second places. Those results formed the main base of the men's bronze medal.

The youth teams add a third medal

The boys earned Vojvodina's third team medal in Kraljevo. The girls finished fourth, only three points outside the podium. Both results were recorded alongside the senior standings.

Vojvodina's boys also finished third in their team competition. The girls placed fourth and missed the podium by three points. Those standings added another medal to the club's Kraljevo weekend.

The club therefore left Kraljevo with medals at several levels. Senior women earned silver, senior men took bronze and the boys added another bronze. The girls remained close to the podium.

The event measured club depth rather than one headline performance. Španović supplied two victories, while many teammates added points around her. That balance produced Vojvodina's strongest result of the meeting.

The senior and youth standings were decided during the same Kraljevo meeting. Vojvodina finished the programme with three team medals. The women recorded the club's highest position with silver.