2010-11 SEASON WITH V.K. PRIMORAC
Read about Tony Azevedo's play with V.K.
Primorac in Montenegro
The official website is at www.vkprimorac.com
Results for the league are also available at www.crowaterpolo.com
Other publications also cover the team such as:
vaterpolo-magazin.com and
www.hrsport.net/VodeniSportovi/Vaterpolo.aspx
Latest Results and Standings Here
DATE |
OPPONENT |
RESULT |
AZEVEDO GOALS |
NOTES |
Azevedo Totals |
9-3 |
12 |
With 27 points, Primorac
is currently in fourth place in the 13-team league. The
Croatian season runs through May of 2011. |
|
10/20 |
at POSK |
W 13-7 |
3 |
In an evenly played opening match,
Primorac took a 4-2 lead after the first period and then each
team trade goals over the second (2-2) and third periods (3-3).
Primorac then scored four unanswered to put the contest away.
|
11/3 |
v. Rokava |
W 8-9 |
0 |
In a close game, Primorac trailed
at half 5-3 before making a fourth quarter rally that erased a
7-4 lead after three quarters. Primorac outscored Rokava 5-1 in
the final frame to stay undefeated. |
11/6 |
at Jadran |
W 11-6 |
0 |
Primorac easily picked up its
third win of the year, going up 3-0 after the first period and
8-3 at the break. |
11/20 |
v. Jug |
L 7-12 |
2 |
Primorac suffered its first loss
of the season to Tony's former team, Jug. Jug held a one goal
lead after the first and a two-goal lead at the break before breaking
it open with five goals in the final stanza. |
12/4 |
at Mladost |
W 9-6 |
2 |
Holding slim leads throughout
the match, Primorac prevailed with its fourth win in five tries.
Primorac led 3-2 and 5-3 in the first half and extended the lead
another goal, to 7-4 after three quarters en route to the win. |
1/12 |
at Budva |
L 3-15 |
0 |
Protesting the team's financial
situation, the youth team played against second place Budva, it
was no contest as Budva as it went up 3-0 after the first period
and 7-1 at the break. Games were canceled after Christmas due
to heavy snow in Europe. |
1/22 |
v. Cattaro |
W 9-6 |
0 |
In an evenly played match, Primorac
came through with one more goal than Cattaro in each of the final
three quarters to move into third place in the standings. After
a 2-2 first period, Primorac scored 2-1 tallies in the second
and third periods before a 3-2 final frame. |
1/29 |
v. Primorje |
L 9-12 |
2 |
In a battle with first place
Primorje, the league leaders prevailed outscoring Primorac 4-1
in the first quarter and 4-2 in the second to lead 8-3 at the
break. Primorje added six more goals in the second half, as Primorac
could only manage four. |
2/5 |
at Mornar |
W 14-8 |
0 |
Primorac bounced back with six
goals in the first half and another eight in the second in a rout.
Primorac broke the game open in the second period scoring three
unanswered goals to lead 7-3 at the half. |
2/9 |
v. Sibenik |
W 9-5 |
1 |
Primorac beat last place Sibenik
to move into fourth place in the standings, three points (or a
win) out of second place. Primorac trailed 1-0 after the first
stanza, but came through with a 3-1 outfirst in the second to
take a 3-2 halftime lead. Primorac put the contest away in the
fourth period outscoring Sibenik, 4-1. |
2/13 |
v. Jadran Split |
W 12-6 |
1 |
Primorac remained in fourth place
following a 12-6 win after unloading with five goals in the first
period. By halftime the score was 7-4 and it was pushed to 10-5
after three periods. |
|
2/26 |
at Medvescak |
W 10-8 |
- |
Primorac picked up its fourth
straight win, remaining in a tight six-way race, separated by
five points. Primorac went up 2-0 in the first period and then
held on as each team traded the same amount of goals over the
last three quarters. |
