2013–14 SEHA League

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2013-14 SEHA League season
League	SEHA League
Sport	Handball
Duration	5 September 2013 – 24 March 2014
Number of teams	Bosnia and Herzegovina (1 team)  Croatia (2 teams)  North Macedonia (2 teams)  Montenegro (1 team)  Slovakia (1 team)  Serbia (2 teams)  Belarus (1 team)
Regular season
Season champions	Tatran Prešov
Top scorer	Timur Dibirov (110 goals)
Final Four
Finals champions	Vardar
Runners-up	Meshkov Brest
SEHA League seasons
← 2012–13 2014–15 →

The 2013–14 season is the third season of the SEHA League and 10 teams from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovakia, Serbia and Belarus participate in it.

Team information[]

Venues and locations[]

Country	Teams	Team	City	Venue (Capacity)
Belarus	1
		Meshkov Brest	Brest	Universal Sports Complex Victoria (3,740)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1
		Borac	Banja Luka	Sportska dvorana Borik (3,500)
Croatia	2
		Zagreb	Zagreb	Arena Zagreb (16,800)
		Našice	Našice	Sportska dvorana kralja Tomislava (2,500)
Macedonia	2
		Metalurg	Skopje	Avtokomanda (2,000)
		Vardar	Skopje	SRC Kale (2.500)
Montenegro	1
		Lovćen	Cetinje	Sala RK Lovćen (2,020)
Serbia	2
		Partizan	Beograd	(2,500)
		Vojvodina	Novi Sad	(4,000)
Slovakia	1
		Tatran	Prešov	City Hall Prešov (4,000)

Regular season[]

Standings[]

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Diff	Pts
1	Tatran Prešov	18	15	0	3	605	493	+212	45
2	Zagreb	18	13	1	4	567	496	+71	40
3	Vardar Skopje	18	12	1	5	530	458	+72	37
4	Meshkov Brest	18	12	1	5	496	461	+35	37
5	Metalurg Skopje	18	8	4	6	462	441	+19	28
6	Nexe Našice	18	7	3	8	511	499	+12	24
7	Vojvodina Novi Sad	18	7	0	11	460	497	-37	21
8	Borac Banja Luka	18	5	0	13	428	528	–100	15
9	Lovćen Cetinje	18	3	2	13	459	554	–95	11
10	Partizan Belgrade	18	2	0	17	430	521	–91	6

Results[]

In the table below the home teams are listed on the left and the away teams along the top.

	BOR	VAR	VOJ	ZAG	LOV	MET	MES	NEX	PAR	TAT
Borac Banja Luka	XXX	20:26	28:27	24:25	26:33	22:26	24:32	31:27	26:21	27:29
Vardar PRO	28:24	XXX	23:25	33:24	36:19	21:22	29:24	29:27	33:26	34:37
Vojvodina	22:26	21:30	XXX	27:29	30:23	24:30	24:31	28:24	21:20	24:25
CO Zagreb	44:20	30:29	40:29	XXX	38:27	25:29	26:20	37:30	36:24	42:34
Lovćen	27:23	22:42	25:28	34:35	XXX	23:29	24:30	24:33	31:28	22:39
Metalurg	36:18	28:28	29:27	27:27	19:19	XXX	25:26	24:24	26:21	23:32
Meshkov Brest	31:27	23:27	32:23	21:19	34:28	27:24	XXX	26:20	33:28	28:30
Nexe Našice	33:19	32:25	22:29	27:31	26:26	27:23	29:29	XXX	29:18	34:32
Partizan	20:22	27:28	23:25	30:31	26:23	23:22	23:27	25:30	XXX	28:32
Tatran Prešov	41:21	27:29	37:26	31:28	32:29	27:20	31:22	43:37	46:19	XXX

Final four[]

Semifinals[]

11 April 2014 18:00	CO Zagreb	22 : 30	Vardar	SPENS, Novi Sad Attendance: 2500 Referees: Ivan Mošorinski, Aleksandar Pandžić (SRB)
		(10 : 12)

11 April 2014 20:30	Tatran Prešov	30 : 31	Meshkov Brest	SPENS, Novi Sad Attendance: 4150 Referees: Nenad Nikolić, Dušan Stojković (SRB)
		(16 : 14)

Match for third place[]

13 April 2014 16:00	Tatran Prešov	28 : 36	CO Zagreb	SPENS, Novi Sad Attendance: 3900 Referees: Gjorgi Načevski, Slave Nikolov (MKD)
		(12 : 18)

Finals[]

13 April 2014 18:30	Vardar	29 : 27	Meshkov Brest	SPENS, Novi Sad Attendance: 5160 Referees: Matija Gubica, Boris Milošević (CRO)
		(14 : 15)

References[]

• SEHA Bulletin No. 18
• SEHA Bulletin No. 19

External links[]

• Official website