Serbia men's national water polo team statistics

Serbia men's national water polo team championship results

Olympic Games Year Position As  Kingdom of Serbia[1] 1900 Paris Didn't participate 1904 St.Louis Didn't participate 1908 London Didn't participate 1912 Stockholm Didn't participate As  Kingdom of Yugoslavia 1920 Antwerp Didn't participate 1924 Paris Didn't participate 1928 Amsterdam Didn't participate 1932 Los Angeles Didn't participate 1936 Berlin First round As  SFR Yugoslavia 1948 London Second round 1952 Helsinki 1956 Stockholm 1960 Rome 4th 1964 Tokyo 1968 Mexico City 1972 Munchen 5th 1976 Montreal 5th 1980 Moscow 1984 Los Angeles 1988 Seoul As  Serbia and Montenegro 1992 Barcelona Suspended 1996 Atlanta 8th 2000 Sydney 2004 Athens As  Serbia 2008 Beijing 2012 London 2016 Rio de Janeiro Total 18/27

World Aquatics Championship Year Position As  SFR Yugoslavia 1973 Belgrade 1975 Cali 13th 1978 Berlin 1982 Guayaquil 7th 1986 Madrid 1991 Perth As  Serbia and Montenegro 1994 Rome Suspended 1998 Perth 2001 Fukuoka 2003 Barcelona 2005 Montreal As  Serbia 2007 Melbourne 4th 2009 Rome 2011 Shanghai 2013 Barcelona 7th 2015 Kazan 2017 Budapest 2019 Gwangju 5th Total 16/17

European Championship Year Position As  Kingdom of Yugoslavia 1926 Budapest Didn't participate 1927 Bologna 9th 1931 Paris Didn't participate 1934 Magdeburg 5th 1938 London Didn't participate As  SFR Yugoslavia 1947 Monte Carlo 8th 1950 Vienna 1954 Turin 1958 Budapest 1962 Leipzig 1966 Utrecht 1970 Barcelona 1974 Vienna 1977 Jönköping 1981 Split 4th 1983 Rome 4th 1985 Sofia 1987 Strasbourg 1989 Bonn 1991 Athens As  Serbia and Montenegro 1993 Sheffield Didn't participate 1995 Vienna Didn't participate 1997 Seville 1999 Florence 7th 2001 Budapest 2003 Kranj As  Serbia 2006 Belgrade 2008 Malaga 2010 Zagreb 2012 Eindhoven 2014 Budapest 2016 Belgrade Total 27/31

FINA World League Year Position As  Serbia and Montenegro 2002 Patras Didn't participate 2003 New York 4th 2004 Long Beach 2005 Belgrade 2006 Athens As  Serbia 2007 Berlin 2008 Genoa 2009 Podgorica 2010 2011 Niš 2012 Almaty Didn't participate 2013 Chelyabinsk 2014 Dubai 2015 Bergamo 2016 Huizhou 2017 Ruza Total 14/16

FINA Water Polo World Cup Year Position As  SFR Yugoslavia 1979 Belgrade & Rijeka 1981 Long Beach 1983 Malibu Didn't participate 1985 Duisburg 4th 1987 Thessaloniki 1989 West Berlin 1991 Barcelona As  Serbia and Montenegro 1993 Athens Didn't participate 1995 Atlanta Didn't participate 1997 Athens 7th 1999 Sydney 5th 2002 Belgrade 2006 Budapest As  Serbia 2010 Oradea 2014 Almaty Total 12/15

Mediterranean Games Year Position As  SFR Yugoslavia 1951 Alexandria Didn't participate 1955 Barcelona Didn't participate 1959 Beirut 1963 Naples 1967 Tunis 1971 Izmir 1975 Algiers 1979 Split 1983 Casablanca 1987 Latakia Didn't participate 1991 Athens As  Serbia and Montenegro 1993 Languedoc-Roussillon Didn't participate 1997 Bari 2001 Tunis 4th 2005 Almeria As  Serbia 2009 Pescara 2013 Mersin 6th Total 13/17

Junior and Youth Results

World Junior Championship Year Position As  SFR Yugoslavia 1981 6th 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 4th As  FR Yugoslavia 1993 Didn't participate 1995 Suspended 1997 7th 1999 2001 Suspended As  Serbia and Montenegro 2003 2005 As  Serbia 2007 4th 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017

World Youth Championship U-18 Year Position 2012 2014 4th 2016 5th 2018 4th

European U-19 Championship Year Position As  Serbia and Montenegro 2004 As  Serbia 2006 2008 2010 4 2012 2014 2016 2018 6th

European Junior Championship Year Position As  Serbia and Montenegro 2003 2005 As  Serbia 2007 2008 2009 2011 5th 2013 2015 2017 5th

Player statistics and records

Most appearances

Professional friendly and competitive matches only where Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro and now Serbia were represented.

	Name	Years	Matches
1	Dejan Savić	1994–2008	444
2	Aleksandar Šapić	1997–2008	385
3	Živko Gocić	2003–2016	362
4	Slobodan Nikić	2003–2016	355
5	Igor Milanović	1984–1996	349
6	Aleksandar Ćirić	1997–2008	346
7	Vladimir Vujasinović	1990–2008	341
8	Filip Filipović	2003–present	323
9	Petar Trbojević	1997–2006	306
10	Danilo Ikodinović	1997–2008	304
11	Andrija Prlainović	2005–present	288
12	Vanja Udovičić	2002–2013	259
13	/ Denis Šefik (GK)	1997–2008	208
14	Branko Peković	1997–2008	179
15	Duško Pijetlović	2005–present	168
16	Slobodan Soro (GK)	2006–present	148
17	Nikola Rađen	2005–present	119
18	Milan Aleksić	2007–present	102
19	Stefan Mitrović	2007–present	93
20	Marko Avramović	2007–present	91
21	Gojko Pijetlović (GK)	2006–present	89
22	Boris Vapenski	2009–present	40
23	Miloš Ćuk	2009–present	30
24	Branislav Mitrović (GK)	2005–present	24
25	Aleksa Šaponjić	2011–present	10
26	Miloš Miličić	2010–present	9
27	Marko Petković	2011–present	6
28	Dušan Mandić	2011–present	3
29	Luka Šaponjić	2011–present	2

Top scorers

Professional friendly and competitive matches only where Yugoslavia, Serbia and Montenegro and now Serbia were represented.

	Name	Years	Goals
1	Aleksandar Šapić	1997–2008	981
2	Filip Filipović	2003–present	553
3	Igor Milanović	1984–1996	540
4	Andrija Prlainović	2005–present	462
5	Dejan Savić	1994–2008	405
6	Duško Pijetlović	2005–present	394
7	Vladimir Vujasinović	1990–2008	391
8	Vanja Udovičić	2002–2013	360
9	Slobodan Nikić	2003–2016	354
10	Danilo Ikodinović	1997–2008	299
11	Stefan Mitrović	2007–present	243
12	Petar Trbojević	1997–2006	231
13	Živko Gocić	2003–2016	207
14	Aleksandar Ćirić	1997–2008	201
15	Dušan Mandić	2011–present	167
16	Milan Aleksić	2007–present	160
17	Branko Peković	1997–2008	104
18	Miloš Ćuk	2009–present	124
19	Nikola Rađen	2005–present	46
20	Marko Avramović	2007–present	23
21	Boris Vapenski	2009–present	20
22	Aleksa Šaponjić	2011–present	3
23	Marko Petković	2011–present	2

Statistics accurate as of matches played 11 August 2017

References

1. Vaterpolo Srbija