place, relegating to Eccellenza. The following year, however, the team of president Goran Kocman won the league, immediately regaining the D series. In the 2012-2013 season the team is still unable to withstand the impact of the leap in the category: the red and white finish penultimate and relegated back to Excellence. The partnership, however, does not give up. President Kocman sets up what he himself will call the strongest team Kras has ever had. History will prove him right: the team arrives in second position, winning the right to the national play-offs. In the double semifinal the boys coached by Predrag Arčaba eliminate Libarna Calcio (Piedmont) without major worries. In the final, the Monrupino team faces the La Spezia team of Magra Azzurri. In Liguria, in Sarzana, Kras Repen masterfully imposes itself for 2-0. On 15 June 2014, at the municipal stadium of Monrupino, in front of an audience of almost 1000 spectators, the red and white impacted for 2-2 against the Ligurians: the red furies of the Karst won their third historic promotion in Serie D. The third season in Serie D, is still stingy with joys for the team of president Goran Kocman. At the beginning of the season the team was entrusted to Predrag Arčaba, but before the end of 2014 the player Anton Žlogar was called on the bench. Despite a good second round, the red and white arrive third to last so as to be forced to play the play-out salvation on the Giorgione field. In Castelfranco Veneto the rossostellati won 2-1, condemning Kras Repen to be relegated to Eccellenza. In the 2015-2016 season the team restarts from Anton Žlogar. After a good start, the red and white formation begins to lose more and more points ending up close to the hot zone of the standings. Žlogar resigns and sports director Radenko Kneževič is called in his place. The historic Kras Repen bomber leads the team towards a good league final that brings the red Furies of the Karst up to sixth place. In 2016-2017, coach Gianni Tortolo was initially called upon to direct the team. After a few days the helm passes into the hands of Radenko Kneževič. The team finishes the championship in sixth place dragged by goals from Žiga Smrtnik, top scorer of the tournament. In 2017-2018 the team is again entrusted to Radenko Kneževič. The team starts the championship well