Rijeka Sports Association

Country

Croatia

Name

ZAJEDNICA SPORTSKIH UDRUGA GRADA RIJEKE “RIJEČKI SPORTSKI SAVEZ”

Type of organization

Sports Association

Address

Jadranski Trg 4, Rijeka

Members

195

About

RSS is a non-profit organization that serves as the umbrella for all sports clubs in Rijeka, coordinating sports activities across the region.

Key activities:

  • Sports development – support for professional and amateur sports, youth sports programs, and physical activity for all ages.
  • Athlete rights protection – ensuring social support and healthcare for athletes.
  • Organizing national and international sports events – RSS plays a crucial role in hosting tournaments and championships.
  • Building and maintaining sports infrastructure – developing sports facilities of local and regional significance.
  • Promoting social inclusion through sports – working with children, youth, and people with disabilities.

RSS is actively involved in numerous EU-funded projects related to healthy living, sports, and volunteering. Some of these include ERASMUS-SPORT projects such as Judo for Peace, SPEED, DART, and many more.

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Team

Men Players

Nenad Kitak

Nenad Kitak

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Nedeljko Vlahović

Nedeljko Vlahović

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Demian Vojnović

Demian Vojnović

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Vladimir Trninić

Vladimir Trninić

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Women Players

Kristina Šimunjer Prijić

Kristina Šimunjer Prijić

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Stanislava Perušić

Stanislava Perušić

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Suzana Vlahović

Suzana Vlahović

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Tina Hlanuda

Tina Hlanuda

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Team Leaders

Ksenija Trninić

Ksenija Trninić

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Iris Spanjol

Iris Spanjol

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Junior Players

Maks Križan

Maks Križan

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Roko Bilić

Roko Bilić

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Karolina Jorgić

Karolina Jorgić

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Leonarda Trninić

Leonarda Trninić

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