HC PROLET 62 – HC ALKALOID 20-29 (10-17)

Venue: Makedonsko Sonce in Skopje. Referees: Rubincho Sedloski and Goran Angeleski. Delegate: Aco Nikolovski

HC PROLET 62: Daskalovski, Solev (11 saves), Trajkovski 2, Jovevski, Gligorov, Vasilevski, Krsteski, Andonovski 2, Majnov 2, Dimkovski 2, Stojanovski 2, Stoilevski 3, Drpljanin, Palevski 1, Davitkovski 1, Mishevski 5.

Seven-meter throws: 2/5 Suspensions: 4 min.

HC ALKALOID: Galevski, Kizikj, Djonov 3, Þordarsson 7, Markoski, Serafimov 1, Karasmanakis 2, Stojkovic, Gjorgiev, Ivanovski, Kosteski 7, Petkovski 1, Borzas 4, Alarov 1, Ivanoski, Gjorgovski 3.

Seven-meter throws: 3/4 Suspensions: 10 min.

HC Alkaloid added another two Super League points to their tally, confidently dispatching HC Prolet 62. Playing away at the Makedonsko Sonce hall, the team delivered a commanding 29-20 triumph (halftime 17-10). Head coach Lazarov rotated his lineup and gave minutes to all players, as the win was never seriously in question.

From the very start, HC Alkaloid made it clear that victory was the only outcome in sight, opening the match with a five-goal streak. The score moved to 5-0, then 8-2 for our team — an advantage they maintained comfortably until the break, when they were up by seven (17-10). The wings, Monsi Þordarsson and Nenad Kosteski, spearheaded the attack, combining for ten first-half goals, while goalkeeper Ivan Galevski anchored the defense with nine key saves.

During the second half, HC Alkaloid’s rhythm briefly dipped, allowing HC Prolet to narrow the deficit to four (19-15). Coach Lazarov called a timely timeout, and the response was immediate. The team regained its trademark fast pace and, through sharp transitions, restored control, pulling away to its largest lead of eight goals (24-16). From then on, the outcome of this Skopje derby between two Super League contenders was never in doubt.

HC ALKALOID – HC BUTEL SKOPJE 32-25 (18-13)

Venue: Avtokomanda in Skopje. Referees: Viktor Nachevski and Danielo Bozhinovski. Delegate: Marjan Ognjanovski

HC ALKALOID: Galevski (11 saves), Kizikj (5 saves), Djonov 1, Þordarsson 2, Markoski, Serafimov 4, Karasmanakis 3, Stojkovic 7, Gjorgiev 2, Velkovski 2, Ivanovski 1, Kosteski 5, Petkovski 1, Borzas 3, Alarov, Gjorgovski 1

Seven-meter throws: 3/3 Suspensions: 14 min.

HC BUTEL SKOPJE: Trajkoski (18 saves), Stojanovski, Subashevski 2, Todeski, Gjorgievski 1, Nikolov 4, Novakovski, Spasovski, T. Uzunchev 4, D. Uzunchev 7, Kiselovski, Kaevski 1, Nikoloski, Mihajlovikj 5, Kozakai 1, Grishikashvili

Seven-meter throws: 2/3 Suspensions: 6 min.

HC Alkaloid secured their fifth Super League victory of the season. Playing on home court at the Avtokomanda Arena, the team defeated HC Butel Skopje (32-25), handing the visitors their second league defeat.

The opening six minutes proved decisive, setting the tone for the rest of the match. HC Alkaloid stormed to a 5-0 lead within the first six minutes, and by the 10th minute, the score stood at 8-3. The margin remained at five or six goals throughout most of the first half, with the visitors briefly cutting the deficit to four (13-17) in the 25th minute before the break.

The blue-and-whites opened the second half just as powerfully, scoring six consecutive goals and completing a 7-0 run that pushed the score into double digits (24-13).

From there, the game leveled out, with the lead fluctuating between 10 and 11 goals until the final minutes, when the visitors narrowed the margin slightly.

MHC KUMANOVO – HC ALKALOID 21–35 (10–17)

Venue: Kumanovo Hall in Kumanovo. Referees: Viktor Andonov and Aleksandar Vukashinovski. Delegate: Aco Nikolovski.

MHC KUMANOVO: Antevski, Trajkovski (5 saves), Dimevski 2, Dimitrov, Vujichevski 2, Cvetkovski, Cekovski 5, Stojanovski 1, Trifunovski, Krstanoski 1, Matacic 1, Ivanov, Da Silva 1, Stojkov 3, Mihajlovski

Seven-meter throws: 3/6 Suspensions: 4 min

HC ALKALOID: Galevski (4 saves), Nikolovski (5 saves), Djonov 2, þordarsson 5, Markoski, Serafimov 8, Karasmanakis, Stojkovic 3, Gjorgiev 3, Ivanovski 2, Kosteski 5, Petkovski, Borzas 1, Alarov, Ivanoski 1, Gjorgovski 5

Seven-meter throws: 4/5 Suspensions: 10 min

HC Alkaloid claimed another decisive championship win by overpowering MHC Kumanovo on the road in the sixth round.

Living up to their favorite status, HC Alkaloid took control of the match from the outset, storming to an early 6-2 lead within the first ten minutes. The visitors efficiently built a six-goal cushion, and from there, the lead consistently hovered between five and six goals, heading into the break with a 17-10 advantage.

HC Alkaloid remained the dominant force in the second half. Within ten minutes, they extended their lead to a decisive double-digit margin (25-15). Following that, the match entered a balanced phase where Alkaloid comfortably maintained a lead of nine to ten goals.

In the final ten minutes, HC Alkaloid surged from 29-19 to 33-19, and finally to 35-20, which stood as the largest difference of the match.

HC ALKALOID – HC PRILEP 47–21 (23–10)

Venue: Avtokomanda in Skopje. Referees: Gjorgji Nachevski and Slave Nikolov. Delegate: Zoran Kimovski.

HC ALKALOID: Kizikj, Nikolovski, Djonov 7, Markoski, Serafimov 1, Karasmanakis 1, Stojkovic 4, Gjorgiev 1, Simonoski 3, Ivanovski 2, Kosteski 6, Borzas 3, Trajkoski 4, Alarov 1, Ivanoski 6, Gjorgovski.
Seven-meter throws: 1/2 Suspensions: 6 min.

HC PRILEP: Ivcheski, Angeleski, Trenchevski 2, Rajatoski 3, Adamcheski 3, Trajkoski, Antonio Krsteski, Angeleski, Angel Krsteski 2, Ilieski 1, Dimitrioski 2, Sabanovic 4, Hristoski, Lekovic 4, Stoleski 4, Sokoloski, Lazoski.
Seven-meter throws: 1/1 Suspensions: 6 min.

HC Alkaloid delivered their most powerful statement of the season, crushing HC Prilep with a staggering 26-goal victory for their third championship win. The contest at the Avtokomanda Arena was evenly balanced for less than ten minutes. After trailing 2–3 in the eighth minute, Alkaloid unleashed a 6-0 run to surge ahead 8-3 by the 13th minute, building a massive 13-goal lead (23-10) by halftime.

The second half followed a similar pattern, as HC Alkaloid continued their dominance on their way to the crushing win.

The match also served as a successful debut for three new additions to the roster. Mihail Ivanoski, David Trajkoski, and goalkeeper Gjorgji Nikolovski all made their first official appearances this season. Ivanoski poured in six goals, effectively becoming the match’s top scorer. David Trajkoski added four goals of his own, while Nikolovski made five saves.

The players and staff of HC Alkaloid took part in the employee picnic organized by the Alkaloid company, an event that also carries a traditional humanitarian mission. Organized under the auspices of the Trajche Mukaetov Foundation since 2011, the picnic raised 1.8 million denars that will be donated through the Red Cross to support social services for senior citizens.

Social responsibility has been a long-standing tradition for Alkaloid. Beyond its commitment to sports, the company remains dedicated to improving, supporting, and contributing to the development of the community in which it operates.

HC RADOVISH – HC ALKALOID 23–35 (13–18)

Venue: 25 Maj in Radovish. Referees: Rubincho Sedloski and Goran Angeleski. Delegate: Gjorgji Duchkov.

HC RADOVISH: Paunov, Dimov 2, Petrov, Postolov 8, Trajchevski 3, Acev, Jankovski 2, Ristov, Tabakov 2, Jovanovski, Trajanov, Kakovski 4, Gjorgiev, Onchev, Atanasov, Kostadinov 2

Seven-meter throws: 1/2 Suspensions: 4 min

HC ALKALOID: Kizikj, Galevski, Djonov 2, þordarsson 6, Markoski, Serafimov 2, Karasmanakis 1, Stojkovic 5, Gjorgiev 1, Velkovski 3, Simonoski, Ivanovski 2, Kosteski 3, Petkovski 1, Borzas 4, Gjorgovski 5

Seven-meter throws: 5/6 Suspensions: 2 min

HC Alkaloid secured a victory over HC Radovish in the fourth round of the Super League, marking their second win of the season.

Alkaloid started the match stronger. With two opening goals from Ulfar þordarsson and three consecutive scores from Marko Stojkovic, the Skopje-based blue-and-whites built an early 5-2 lead. Martin Serafimov then extended the advantage to 6-2 before the home team briefly restored some balance.

HC Alkaloid’s lead continued to grow, reaching a six-goal margin (9-3, 11-5). Their largest lead of the first half was seven goals (9-16), and they headed into the break with a comfortable 18-13 advantage.

After halftime, the home team attempted to stay competitive; however, HC Alkaloid maintained firm control of the game and gradually pulled away. By the 47th minute, they had built a double-digit lead for the first time (19-29).

In the closing minutes, the margin hovered around ten goals, with the match ending in a 35-23 victory for HC Alkaloid.

Þordarsson led the scoring with six goals, while Marko Stojkovic and Emilijan Gjorgjovski added five goals each.

For the next round, HC Alkaloid will return home to face HC Prilep.