Fixtures

VRL Premier League 01/31 18:00 8 Primorac Kotor vs VK Sabac - View
VRL Premier League 02/07 18:00 9 Primorac Kotor vs PVK Buducnost - View
Champions League 02/11 19:00 6 Primorac Kotor vs FTC Budapest - View
VRL Premier League 02/14 18:00 10 Crvena Zvezda vs Primorac Kotor - View
VRL Premier League 02/21 18:00 11 Primorac Kotor vs Partizan - View
VRL Premier League 02/28 18:00 12 Radnicki vs Primorac Kotor - View

Results

Champions League 12/02 17:30 5 Primorac Kotor v Oradea W 15-11
Montenegro Cup 11/28 17:00 - Primorac Kotor v PVK Buducnost W 21-7
VRL Premier League 11/23 19:00 7 Primorac Kotor v VK Novi Beograd W 22-20
Champions League 11/18 19:30 4 Brescia v Primorac Kotor L 19-16
VRL Premier League 11/15 18:00 6 Jadran Herceg Novi v Primorac Kotor W 14-15
Champions League 11/12 19:30 3 FTC v Primorac Kotor L 26-15
VRL Premier League 11/05 19:00 5 Primorac Kotor v Radnicki L 7-13
Champions League 10/28 19:30 2 Oradea v Primorac Kotor L 14-7
VRL Premier League 10/25 17:00 4 Partizan v Primorac Kotor W 9-18
VRL Premier League 10/18 18:00 3 Primorac Kotor v Crvena Zvezda W 19-13
Champions League 10/15 18:30 1 Primorac Kotor v Brescia L 13-14
VRL Premier League 10/07 16:00 2 PVK Buducnost v Primorac Kotor W 11-21

Wikipedia - VK Primorac Kotor

VPK Primorac is a professional water polo club based in Kotor, Montenegro. As of 2021–22 season, it competes in the Montenegrin League and Regional League A1.

History

The club was founded in 1922 by Leopold Netović. Its first water polo match was played in 1926. Until the 1960's 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.