First Regional Basketball League (Serbia)

First Men's Regional League (Serbian Cyrillic: Прва мушка регионална лига), previously First Serbian League, is the men's regional basketball league in Serbia. It is the 3rd-tier of the basketball league system in Serbia. It was founded in 2006.

First Men's Regional League
Founded2006 (2006)
First season2006–07
Country Serbia
ConfederationFIBA Europe
Divisions4
Number of teams56
Level on pyramid3rd
Promotion toSecond Men's League
Relegation toSecond Men's Regional League
Websitekss.rs

Rules

Competition format

The league, operated by the Basketball Federation of Serbia and Regional Basketball Associations, consists of four divisions, North, Central, East and West, which have 14 teams each. The first team in every division will be promoted to Second Basketball League of Serbia. The teams positioned 13th and 14th in First Regional League will be relegated to a lower-tier league - the Second Regional League.

Groups
DivisionTeamsRegional Basketball Association
North12BA Vojvodina
Central12BA Belgrade
East12RBA East Serbia
RBA South Serbia
West14RBA West Serbia
RBA Central Serbia
RBA Raška–Kosovo

History

Division champions of the First Regional League:

SeasonNorthSouthRef.
2006–07 Kotež Pfizer (Belgrade) Sloboda (Užice) [1]
2007–08 Superfund BP (Belgrade) Maraton (Jagodina) [2]
SeasonNorthCentralEastWestRef.
2008–09 Železničar Inđija
(Inđija)		 Partizan B-team
(Belgrade)		 Jug
(Vranje)		 Jagodina
(Jagodina)		 [3][4]
2009–10 Spartak
(Subotica)		 Radnički Belgrade
(Belgrade)		 Niš
(Niš)		 Student UK
(Kragujevac)		 [3][5]
2010–11 Mladost Bački Jarak
(Bački Jarak)		 Mladost Zemun
(Zemun)		 Napredak MAXI CO
(Aleksinac)		 Šabac
(Šabac)		 [3]
2011–12 Meridiana
(Novi Sad)		 Partizan NIS B-team
(Belgrade)		 Morava
(Vladičin Han)		 Plana
(Velika Plana)		 [3][6]
2012–13 Vojvodina
(Novi Sad)		 Kolubara LA 2003
(Lazarevac)		 Pirot
(Pirot)		 Šabac
(Šabac)		 [3][6]
2013–14 Srem
(Sremska Mitrovica)		 Viva Basket
(Belgrade)		 Zdravlje
(Leskovac)		 Plana
(Velika Plana)		 [3][6]
2014–15 Dunav
(Stari Banovci)		 Beko
(Belgrade)		 Niš
(Niš)		 Zlatibor
(Čajetina)		 [3][6]
2015–16 Futog Tupanjac MD
(Futog)		 Kolubara LA 2003
(Lazarevac)		 Rtanj
(Boljevac)		 Radnički 1950
(Kragujevac)		 [3][6]
2016–17 Akademik
(Srbobran)		 Žarkovo
(Belgrade)		 Zdravlje
(Leskovac)		 Klik
(Arilje)		 [7][3]
2017–18 Vrbas
(Vrbas)		 Zemun Fitofarmacija
(Belgrade)		 Rtanj
(Boljevac)		 Zlatar
(Nova Varoš)		 [8][9]

[10][11]

2018–19 Sveti Đorđe
(Žitište)		 Radnički Belgrade
(Belgrade)		 Fair Play
(Niš)		 Železničar Čačak
(Čačak)		 [12][13]

[14]

2019–20 All canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Serbia [15]

Current teams

The following is the list of teams for the 2019–20 season.[16]

North

The North division has 12 teams.[17]

TeamCity
Hajduk KulaKula
JedinstvoNovi Bečej
Mladost VeternikVeternik
Nova PazovaNova Pazova
OmladinacNovi Banovci
Sloboda Novi SadNovi Sad
SremSremska Mitrovica
StarPetrovaradin
Stara PazovaStara Pazova
TopolaBačka Topola
VrbasVrbas
Železničar InđijaInđija

Center

The Center division has 12 teams.[18][19]

TeamCity
BarajevoBelgrade
BekoBelgrade
Borac ZemunZemun
BorčaBorča
Eko SportBelgrade
LA BasketLazarevac
Radnički ObrenovacObrenovac
SlodesBelgrade
TorlakBelgrade
VizuraBelgrade
ŽarkovoBelgrade
Žitko BasketBelgrade

East

The East division has 12 teams.[20]

TeamCity
Bor RTBBor
DimitrovgradDimitrovgrad
JablanicaMedveđa
JastrebacAleksinac
OKK JuniorNiš
MarinosNiš
Mladost VesnaBela Palanka
MoravaVladičin Han
NišNiš
RadnikSurdulica
RtanjBoljevac
TopličaninProkuplje

West

The West division has 14 teams.[21]

TeamCity
Čačak 94Čačak
CrnokosaKosjerić
JagodinaJagodina
KlikArilje
LoznicaLoznica
Napredak JuniorKruševac
PlanaVelika Plana
PožarevacPožarevac
PribojPriboj
Radnički 1950Kragujevac
StudentBajina Bašta
SvilajnacSvilajnac
Zekas 75Rača
ZlatarNova Varoš
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