VK Primorac Kotor

The club was founded in 1922 by Leopold Netović. Its first water polo match was played in 1926. Until the 1960s team competed in amateur divisions but in 1961 they reached the Yugoslavian first division. After a brief succession of promotions and relegations it remained in the top flight of Yugoslavian water polo until the breakup of that competition. The teams first major international success was in 1977 when they reached the European cup finals. In 1984 the club opened a winter facility. In 1986 they won the Yugoslav becoming the league champion and winner of the SFR Yugoslavia cup, achieving a domestic double. In 2009, Primorac won the EuroLeague after defeating Pro Recco. In 2010, they finished as runner-ups against Pro Recco. ==Swimming Pool==

The club plays its home games in city's indoor swimming pool "Zoran Džimi Gopčević", named after Montenegrin water polo player Zoran Gopčević. The move to change the swimming pool in 2021 in his name was deemed controversial and protested by Croatia, as Gopčević served as guard at 1991 Morinj camp where Croatian prisoners of war and civilians were kept by Montenegrin authorities. ==Personnel==

Current roster • Aleksandro Kralj • Vuk Drašković • Aljoša Mačić • Djordjije Stanojević • Alen Isljamović • Dušan Matković • Marko Gopćević • Draško Šekarić • Nedjo Baštrica • Dragoljub Ćetković • Balša Nikolić • Balša Vučković • Jakov Bulajić • Miloš Vukšić • Mlađan Janović • Pavle Krivokapić Coach • Vido Lompar • Sandro Sukno • Miodrag Matković Famous players • Veljko Uskoković • Nikola Janović • Mlađan Janović • Zvonimir Milošević (Zvonko Milošević) • Draško Brguljan • Gergely Kiss • Darko Brguljan • Ranko Perović • Zdravko Radić • Tony Azevedo • Zoran Gopčević • Vjekoslav Pasković • Mirko Vičević • Ádám Steinmetz • Srđan Barba • Filip Trajković • Nebojša Milić • Anđelo Šetka • Nenad Vukanić • Trifun Miro Ćirković Notable former coaches • Ranko Perović ==Recent seasons==

Rankings in Montenegrin First League In European competition • Participations in Champions League (Euroleague): 11x • Participations in Euro Cup (LEN Cup): 10x ==References==