briefsports.net
National Federation · Judo · Serbia

JSS — Džudo savez Srbije

Serbia’s judo federation, listed by the International Judo Federation as its Serbian member; based in Belgrade, it runs the Serbian championships and keeps the register of domestic clubs.
✓ Last reviewed: October 2026
HeadquartersStrahinjica Bana 73a, 11000 Belgrade, as listed by the IJF[1]
International federationInternational Judo Federation, member for Serbia (SRB)[1]
Continental bodyEuropean Judo Union, which lists a “National Judo Federation of Serbia”[2]
PresidentIvan Todorov, listed by the IJF as president and by the federation as president of its assembly (October 2026)[1][4]

What is the JSS?

The Džudo savez Srbije (JSS) is the body the International Judo Federation lists as its member for Serbia, under the name “Judo Federation of Serbia” and the code SRB.[1] Its site presents itself as “Zvanični sajt Džudo saveza Srbije. Sve o našem sportu, reprezentaciji, klubovima i takmičarima iz Srbije” — the official site of the federation, covering the sport, the national team, clubs and competitors from Serbia.[3]

What does the JSS govern or do?

The federation’s site covers the Serbian national team (reprezentacija), clubs and competitors, carries the calendar of the Serbian championships, and publishes a club ranking table.[3] It keeps a list of domestic clubs: “Pogledajte listu domaćih klubova džudo saveza Srbije”.[5] Its governing bodies, as its organisation page lists them, are an assembly with a president and vice-president, a management board (upravni odbor) and its president, a director of the federation, a secretary and a sports director.[4]

When was the JSS founded and where is it based?

The International Judo Federation lists the federation’s address as Strahinjica Bana 73a, 11000 Belgrade, and names Ivan Todorov as president.[1] The federation’s organisation page names Ivan Todorov as “Predsednik skupštine”, president of the assembly, and lists beside it the posts of vice-president of the assembly, president of the management board and director of the federation.[4]

How is the JSS recognised?

International federation. The International Judo Federation lists the Judo Federation of Serbia as its member for Serbia, with www.judo.rs as its website.[1]

Continental body. The European Judo Union lists a “National Judo Federation of Serbia” among its members.[2]

Links. The federation’s organisation page links to the IJF and the EJU under the heading “Prijatelji sajta”.[4]

What does the JSS organise?

The federation’s site carries results for the Serbian championship listed as “ŠAMPIONAT SRBIJE M.SENIORI”, held in Belgrade on 3 October, and its calendar lists the “ŠAMPIONAT SRBIJE M.KADETI”, scheduled for Belgrade on 18 October 2026.[3]

Who are its members?

Clubs make up the federation’s register: its clubs page introduces “domaćih klubova džudo saveza Srbije”, the domestic clubs of the Judo Federation of Serbia, with a club search.[5] Its club ranking table, as read in October 2026, lists Crvena Zvezda Beograd first, followed by Partizan Beograd, Novosadski džudo klub Novi Sad and Beogradski Beograd.[3]

References

  1. International Judo Federation — country page, Serbia (SRB). Accessed 2026-10-09.
  2. European Judo Union — Members. Accessed 2026-10-09.
  3. Džudo savez Srbije — home page. Accessed 2026-10-09.
  4. Džudo savez Srbije — Rukovodstvo saveza (organisation). Accessed 2026-10-09.
  5. Džudo savez Srbije — Klubovi. Accessed 2026-10-09.