Tournament (1997). The winning team was the Spanish side Mar Valencia, Istočnik from Russia took the second place, Robit Olimpija came third, and Frankfurter Handball Club from Germany finished fourth. 2008–present Olimpija entered the 2008–09 season with a new management and the team's head coach, Robert Beguš. Besides perspective young Slovenian players, Olimpija has rounded the team up with Slovenian internationals Miša Marinček, Katja Čerenjak and Nina Jeriček. In 2009, Olimpija celebrated their 60th anniversary. In 2012, Olimpija were relegated from the Slovenian First League. Between 2013 and 2018, the club competed only with the youth selections. Arena Olimpija play their home matches at Tivoli Hall with a capacity for 4,050 spectators. Honours Domestic Slovenian First League 1991–92 – Winners 1992–93 – Winners 1993–94 – Winners 1994–95 – Second place 1995–96 – Second place 1996–97 – Second place 1997–98 – Second place 1998–99 – Second place 1999–2000 – Second place 2004–05 – Third place 2005–06 – Third place Handball Cup of Slovenia 1991–92 – Winners 1992–93 – Semifinals 1993–94 – Semifinals 1994–95 – Semifinals 1995–96 – Finals 1996–97 – Finals 1997–98 – Winners 1998–99 – Finals 1999–2000 – Finals 2000–01 – Semifinals 2001–02 – Fourth place 2002–03 – Finals 2003–04 – Fourth place 2004–05 – Finals 2005–06 – Fourth place 2006–07 – Quarterfinals 2007–08 – Fourth place European EHF Cup 1987–88 – Semifinals 1989–90 – Quarterfinals 1996–97 – Winners EHF Champions League 1994–95 – Top 8 References External links Official website Handball clubs established in 1949 Slovenian handball clubs Sports clubs in Ljubljana 1949 establishments in Slovenia